TIIREH
FOWLING
The dance at the od Charles Safford
Iwuse waR well attended Saturday
.niht ami a pood time reported by all.
Mrs. Sadie Henderson is spending a
few days with home folks near Bay
ard. Ed Wilkins and daughter, Miss Iva,
and wn, Ernest, were Alliance callers
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Wilkins going
to see a doctor.
Joe Kennedy and family and teach
er, Miss McCormick attended the dance
iSaturday night,
Robert Mitchell and wife and baby
"visited at Ab Hall's one day last week.
John Brus started to school Monday
morning.
Alva Wilkins dug his potatoes last
week and haa a very good yield.
James Eaton finished putting up
hay Friday evening and took the men
to town. He moved home Saturday
afternoon.
Dick Henderson and wife and the
Henderson young folks attended the
dunce.
Howard Essex and Frank Keane
were callers at the Wilkins' home Sun
day afternoon.
Nelse 1'eterson and family motored
to Alliance Saturday afternoon, tak
ing in three hay men.
Ab Hall and family and teacher,
Miss Roberts, motored to the dance
Saturday evening. Miss Roberts had
the mistortune to step on a nail upon
arriving at the dance hall.
N. E. Hurlbut and wife are spend
ing a few days visiting friends in
W yoming. They intend to make a stop
at Hot Springs to visit Wind Cave.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kilpatrick
and Mr. Banks motored to Alliance
Saturday.
Mrs. Elsea and Mrs. Eaton took
Jake Elsea and wife and mother,!
Mrs. Brus, motored to Alliance Sun-1
day . Mr. Elsea going down to have!
some dental work done by the army I
dentist. He remained ovednight, I
E 1 Wilkins is on the sick list.
Several of the young folks were 1
disappointed Saturday evening when 1
there was no dance at Duskins. i
Lee Moore rceived a telegram from,
his sister Saturday, but could not I
ing, taking Kyle Tucker down to the
train. He went to New Castle, Wyo.,
to see about a homestead.
James Eaton and brtoher of Alli
ance motored to Cottonwood Lake
I'uAuflri if rw n ttiintinn t fi n
Take advantage of
Thicle's "Win the FonT
Sale. Standard goods at
reduced prices. Ford
tickets given with each
dollar purchase.
r.rnesi Kospnixrgpr oi uemingioni
is coming out to do some carpenter
work for Charles Hall this week. He
is building an addition on his house.
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dinner at the Wilkin's home Sunday.
I Mr. Snoddy of Alliance stopped at
I the Blackroot ranch Monday and took
dinner with Mr. Mann. He also made
a call at the Elsea home.
' Charles HH and son, Ab, motored
to Alliance Monday.
understand it over the phone, so he
motored to town to get it right.
James Eaton and wife and baby and
Mrs. Elsea were callers at the Ab
Hall home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kf) pat rick
motored, to Alliance Thursday morn
Lace, Organdie and Crocheted
Collars, r9c.
Higliland-Holloway Co.
Hoys Hats, $1.00.
Highland-llolhway Co,
Priscilla Dean Tarns, $2.00.
Highland-Hofloway Co.
Herald Want Ada are read.
THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY OCTOBER 11. 1921.
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Festival.
5th
Saturday, October 1
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA '
Get Your Tickets on the Ford
Car at These Stores
The Famous
The Golden Rule
Harper's Department Store
Newberry's Hardware Co.
Hirst's Grocery
Mallery Grocery
Duncan's Grocery
Morgan's Grocery
The National Store
E. G. Laing
Thiele's Drug Store
Holsten's Drug Store
Brennan's Drug Store
Alliance Drug Store
George D. Darling
Glen Miller
Schafer Auto Supply .r
Alliance Tire Works
Horace Bogue Store T
Baer-Alter Shoe Store
Coursey & Miller
O'Bannon & Neuswanger
The Farmers' Union
Highland-Holloway Co.
The Fashion Shop
Wiker Music House
Dole Variety Store
Beckwith Clothing Store
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McVicker Millinery
Palace Market
E. Essay T!
Model Cleaning Works
Fielding's Cleaning Shop 1
Corner Barber Shop
A. D. Rodgers Grocery )
Imperial Theatre
Joe R. Smith v. .l'i
Model Market
J. E. Stegg Furniture Store
Lee Moore Grocery
Mann Music & Art Co.
The Car Will be Given Away Festival Day
Winner must be present at drawing. No
tickets will be held by any Alliance Merchant
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