THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922.
SPORTS
IIEMINGFORD
Tennis Club
Is Proposed
This Summer
Tennis fans in Alliance have often
fpoken of the fact that Alliance has
only one tennis court and this at the
high school, but nothing has been done
to remedy this defect. Some of the
Tans have finally been Mined to ac
tion, however, and a plan has been ad
vanced for the formation of an Alli
ance tennis club. This could be made
a success if twelve or fifteen tennis
fans would get busy and form a club
vith courts somewhere no;;r town.
The expense of this would not exceed
$10 per member, and with $150 two
courU could be built that would be
laiitable for tournament play. There
pre several suitable sites for a tcnr.is
court at least one of which is fculH
ciently close in to be really desirable.
Alliance should have Fome tennis
.iavi-a uhn khmilrl show un well and
it may be possible that Alliance would jrreta:
carry olf honors in the western Np l',i!
)raka tournament. 1Ct s see tne ten
uis fans rally round.' Drop into The
Herald office and talk it over anyway.
Alliance Wallops
Gordon In Second
Round at Tournament
The first reports horn the Chadron
tournament have come in, Alliance
having defeated Gordon in the second
round. Alliance was not forced to play
in the first round as they drew a bye.
Only ten teams were entered, Chadron
High defeated Kushville, Chadron Nor
mal Hitfh defeated Antioch, ami Gor
don lptPiitfl Lonir Fine. Alliance
plays Normal High in the semi-finals,
and should not have much difficulty in
taking them to a trimming. It would
mm likely that the finalists will be
the same as last year, Alliance and
rhadron Hiirh: and also likely that Al
Jiance should again cop the cup, as
iiw hove nlreadv twice defeated
Chadron High. The finals will be
played this evening, and while Alliance
should win, the result is by no means
mrtiin na Chadron has a fast team.
Alliance should place two or three
men on the all-tournament team. Last
year Dailey and Joder received this
honor.
LAKESIDE
i Mrs. A. E. Olson, who has been vls
' Iting relatives at different points over
northwest, returned nome inumiay.
. Mr. Lcichfield. another driller, ar
rived last week to work at the oil rig,
We are told he Is to move his family
here in the near future.
Jack Craven was reported on the
tick list last week, but is on the road
to recovery at the time of this writing,
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carey drove in
' from the ranch Thursday after some
Rhode Island Red roosters, which ar
rived bv express from a company in
the east.
' Clvde Simmons and Roy Skilea went
to Bingham the latter part of the
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cook drove to
' Alliance lust Thursday.
' The Mesdames Jake Herman and
Frank DeFrance drove in from the
' homes south of town Thursday, the
latter to take out a crate of poultry
received from the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rattier were
lihoDDinir here Friday.
Gun Sandoz drove in after a load of
coal the latter pait of the week.
Mrs. J. L. Roe and daughter went to
Alliance Friday.
Mrs. R. L. Coe arrived Friday morn
ing from Colorado and will help care
for her granddaughter, Thelma Ryan,
who is recovering from aa attack of
pneumonia.
Charles Hitt returned from Mullen
Sat unlay.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Whaley and son,
Harvey, and Mrs. Mia Sanburn drove
t Alliance Friday evening. The latter
. returned to her home at that place,
after a few weeks' visit with relatives
here.
Jack Ballenger of Bingham visited
i. friemU here the latter part of the
ueek.
Alva Ash was in town Saturday.
The school teachers, Misses Wilma
; Mote, lice Schill and Mae Livings,
j went to Alliance Saturday.
.J Willard Richardson purchased a cow
"from E. J. Nelson lat week.
Georre Hunsaker und family of An
tioch. drove down Saturday to visit
relatives before leaving for California,
Geortre sold his car to a party here.
They expect to make California their
future borne.
The Mesdames Morris, Shay and
Alva Ryland returned from Alliance
Saturday, where they spent part of
Mrs. E. F. Osborn is recovering from
. an attack of the grippe.
..- Jesse - Wilson of Antioch visited
relatives and. friends here Saturday
find Sunday.
Dr. Moore was in Lakeside Satur
day. Vern Perrin arrived Saturday from
a fewVeeks' visit with relatives at
Hot Springs, S. D. He visited friends
here Sunday before going out to his
ranch south or town.
H. S. Fullerton and daughter and
Harry Hudson were in town Saturday
z tfternoon.
A number from here attended the
basket ball game and dance at Antioch
Saturday night.
Merle Price left :i?t Thursday night
for Hot Spring., Ark., where he will;
tike treatment lor rheumatism. Mr.
Iten Price will have a public sale on
Thursday of this week and he will and
Mr?. Price will go to Hot Springs also
for at least a year.
Mr. Tracewed ha.s rented the Ben
Price farm and has already moved and
begun spring work.
Adrian Clark rendered a couple of
saxophone selections at the Methodist
church last Saturday night which were
appreciated very much. Mis Fern
Eaton played the piano accompaniment
for him.
Two weeks from last Sunday night
the Methodist folk will be put on an
evening's musical program u.-ing the
entire evening hour of service.
Road dragging seems to be the prin
ciple need and interest these days.
The high school will give a dramatic
and musical program at the oje!-a
house Thursday evening, March 28.
There will al.-o be an exhibit on Ved:
nesday and Thursday, at the name
place.
Rev. N. G. Palmer who pome time
ago resigned his position as district
superintendent of the Long Pine dis
trict to arceiit the position of fit Id
secretary for the Srottsbluff Methodist
I campaign was succeeding well
with the work and on Saturday of last
week he resigned that position and
finally the board has accepted the re
signation and a Rev. Mr. Brooks from
the Omaha district has been appointed
o the position vacated by Rev. Mr.
aimer. Ihe new man will ie on tne
ground some time the latter part of
this week.
A. Moll who sold out last fall :md
went to Missouri has returned to this
good country and is renting a place for
this farming season.
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church met at the church on Wednes-
lav afternoon of this week and Mrs,
W. D. Johnson served a splendid lunch
to a larsre crowd.
Mrs. S. A. Grimes is on the sick hst
this week.
The Beeman family have all been
sick but are irettinir better.
Mr. Ball, the drayman, has put a
team on the job along with the truck,
A. P. Ilaynes is the driver.
The members of the foreign mis
sionary society will put on a mission
ary Play and Ferve a luncn at me
Methodist church next Wednesday
evenintr. ine nuunc is invueti.
Georcre Carroll returned home imm
Haigler on Tuesday of this week after
an absence of two weens.
The Congregational people are busy
this week putting the concrete work in
the basement for the church. I hey ex
pect to have it completed in a week or
so and will move the church west
thirty feet over the new basement and
will repair and repaint the building
and put it in first class condition.
The Epworth league will elect effic
ers at the meeting next Sunday even
mar at the reiralar meetine.
F. E. Whitsel will move to the coun
try in a short time and farm the place
one mile east and a half mile north
this cominir year. The place was
farmed last year by Paul Reeves.
Word comes from Mr. and Jlrs. M
Hutton that he is improving and fetl
inir fine in the Iowa climate.
Dr. Netf returned Thursday morning
accompanied by a younger brother,
Gavlor Netf. from bterling, Men,
where he has been on account of the
sickness and death of his father. His
father died last Friday about nn hour
after Dr. Netf arrived and was buried
Sunday. March 12.
Vesta May was on the sick list Wed
nesdav and Thursday.
Thursday was a fine day und :i large
crowd attended the Ben ll ice Fine tw
and a half miles northwest of town,
He had some trood property and
bidding was good.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nason and i-on, ball team left lat Wednesday for Lin
Ralph, visited at the Joe West home! coin to fight for the state chamnion
.Sumlav. ship. After arriving the. star of the
a..? . . ..
Ro;s I)e Wester nml Virgil Wessel i Anilocn ieam was Darren as a certain
went down in the wind hills Sunday
after some horses.
Jess Chilson and wife fpent Sunday
at the Loranee home.
I). R. Lawrence and family visited
in town Sunday.
Vera Naon visited Sunday with
Mrs. F. H. Navon.
Jennie, Elsie and Ethrf Lawrence
spent Sunday with Mrs. Virgil Wes.-el.
Short Wright and wile and 11. A.
Fricke from town spent Saturday night
nd Sunday at the William Broad
ome.
E. C. Barker broke a front spring
on his car while out in the country
Sunday.
A larire crowd attended the farmers
county convention at the church Mon-
lay. Dinner was served cafeteria
style. A large tent was put up in
which dinner was served.
Ed Curry went to town Saturday
after a load oi coal,
J. W. Frazier is spending a few i Alliance visitors Tuesday afternoon.
days in town with his family. . Those from this neighborhood who
Gcortre Gadsby is doing the carpen
ler work remodeling a house for Ed
Cuiry.
Dolph Hrost has neen working a lew
lavs for Jess Chilson.
Jay Frazier has returned to town
after working a few days for
Curry.
eastern professor knew the glory was
all for Antioch if he played. Antioch
played a splend d game with Hyannis
scoring 8 to 7 in favor of Hyannis.
Since coming home the star player has
rectified the mistake and has proven
conclusively that he is only 20 years of
aye and leaves with our unvaniuishcd
heroes for Chadron Wednesday for
new fields to conquer. We hope our
boys will come home with the Tri
SU';te banner.
The ninth grade and teachers and
a number of Antioch people held a
wiener roast east of town Tuesday.
Mrs. Briggs has moved to town and
will occupy the Hunsaker home until
the close of the school year.
NONPAREIL
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Abley and
daughter, Mrs. George Young, were
attended the dance at Squibo s Tues
day night were George Osborn and
family, John Pipet and family ai.d ,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. O. Strong. ;
Mr.-. Glen Osboin and son visited
with Mrs. Geoiire O.-born Tuesday
Ed i while the men attended the Morten.-tn ;
sale.
Rev. G. D. Johnson who has been Fred Stronir and Harold Mornnvllle
here for some time has gone to town! went to Alliance Wednesday, the for-
where he has taken the contract to ! n;er havinir some dental work done.
carry mail from the postotfice to the
ieiK)t.
Miss Annetta Friemuth took supper
at the D. R. Lawrence' home Friday
evening.
Jess Druminond and family have
moved onto the E. C. Barker farm
which he will work this year, Mr.
Drummond i a new comer havimr
come here from Shelby, Neb.
Loren Ricketts has returned after
visiting about four months with his
folks at Brush, Col.
H. B. Gillespie and family have
moved from town to the J. R. Law
rence farm.
William Asrxlen sold a car load of
spuds which he hauled to town Friday.
D. R. Lawrence hauled five loads of
hogs to town the latter part of the
week.
Jess Chilson and his mother, Mrs.
W. T. Lorence. returned from Lincoln
Sunday morning, where they took little
Gladys vhilson 10 see a specialist. n
little girl's body is encased in a plaster
cast which she will have to keep on
for six or eight weeks.
Inez Aspden is working lor Mrs.
Lorence while she is taking care of
her little granddaughter, Gladys Chil-
Bon.
The Fairview ball team have organ
ized and are getting ready to play
ball this season.
Several uom here attended the
White sale Wednesday.
II. O. Strong and Glenn 0;bom at
tended lodge in Hemingtord Wednes
day evening.
M'ss Veva Miller visited with Mrs.
TVchacher Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Osborn and Fred
Strong motored to Alliance Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brady were
callers at A. Tschacher's and II. O.
Strong's Friday forenoon. I
Miss Veva Miller spent the week-end
at the H. O. Strong home. j
Carl Hennings and family were call
ers at A. J. Tschacher's Thursday. I
The Nonpareil local of the farmers' 1
union met Saturday evening at the
home of John Pippet. I
Mr. and Mrs. hmory Abley and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abley and j
son, Amos, and Mr. and Mrs. John ,
Sampy had Sunday dinner with George j
Young and family.
Harold Moranvilte and family visited i
with his folks Sunday. I
Ernest Osborn and family visited I
with Mr. and Mrs. John Pippet Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strong and Miss
Veva Miller spent Friday evening in
Hemingford.
Harold Moranville was a caller ct
H. O. Strong's Saturday morning.
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FAIRVIEW.
The crowd which attended the lit
erary Friilay evening filled the church
to capacity, standing room also being
taken up. Below is the program as
rendered:
Recitation Phil Lawrence.
Song "In the Harbor of Home
Sweet Home," by four girls.
Dialogue "How Jimmy Saved Pa."
Song Walter Brost; accompanist,
Lucille Platte.
Dialogue "The Town Meddler,"
four characters.
Heading Mrs. Ed Zochol.
Dialogue "From Way Down East,"
five characters.
Song "Sleep My Babykin Sleep,"
four girls.
Dialogue "Sue's Beau to Dinner,"
six characters.
Recitation Lloyd Herbert.
Song Adrienne llann and Edna
Heath.
Dialogue "Getting Rid of An
Agent," three characters.
Recitation Nellie Heath.
Dialogue "The Doctor's Assistant,"
three characters.
Song "Down in Old Arkansas,"
Recitation George Aspden.
Musical Three violins, banjo and
piano.
Dialogue "After a Fashion," three
characters.
Recitation Louisa DeWester.
Instrumental Duet (Piano) Vera
and LaVerne Nason.
Song "By the Frolicsome Four",
four Kirls.
Literary Faper Ed Zochol, editor,
Recitation Percy Herbert.
Dialogue "Luanda's Mistake," two
characters.
Reading Mrs. Fred Nason.
Recitation Sylvester Purinton.
Dialogue "Pride Goeth" Before
Fall," four characters.
Musical, (by request) "The Mock
ing Bird."
ANTIOCH
The Women's club was most delight
fully entertained at the club room
Thursday, with Mrs. H. J. Wilson as
hostess. Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. F. L. Briggs
and Mrs. H. J. Wilson entertaining in
honor of Mrs. George Hunsaker, who
is leaving Tuesday for an extenoeu
visit with relatives in California. Re
freshments consisting of sandwiches,
pickles and coffee were served. A very
interesting program in honor of Ne
braska Day was carried out. Papers
read by Mrs. F. H. Smith were: "Origi
nal Application of the Name of Neb
braska." "Admission to Statehood,"
by T. L. Briggs. "Our Territorial
Governors," by Mrs. Hobbs, "Nebras
ka Seal, Flower and Arbor Day," by
Mrs. Moore. The club meets next
Thursday with Mrs. J. W. Wilson, who
is entertaining for Mrs. Vastine, who
is leaving for Lincoln to make her
future home.
The Porter family have moved into
the house formerly occupied by Charles
Ferguson.
Ed Leiter has moved into the com
munity since the fire left them homeless.
Steitler Brown is able to be about
a train after a prolonged illness and
will be able to attend school Monday.
Mike Armstrong is back in town
after an absense of several months.
Bert Norton reuraed from North
Platte Saturday. He reports that Mr.
Rodgers will have his house for sale
on the 13th.
Dr. Kyle of Bayard was in Antioch
Monday inspecting dairy cattle.
Mrs. C. C. Rice went to Alliance
Saturday where she joined her hus
band. From there they will go to
Interior. S. D. to make their future
home.
William Conner sold his dairy herd
to Sid Irwin of Lakeside Monday.
J. M. Litterns left Tuesday nicrht for
Denver on business.
The basket ball game Saturday
evening with the Mullen tnrls first
team and the Antioch girls' first team
ended, in favor of Antioch by a score .
or 10 to id. After the game a dance ,
was given in honor of the visitors, a
large number of people attending.
John bnoddy of Alliance was down
Tuesday adjusting insurance.
Fenner Smith is" in Antioch this
week getting his house in shape to
move to his farm north of Alliance.
Dr. Moore was called to Lakeside
Sunday night to the Ray Stoop home.
He found the baby suffering with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Connor spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Fiester
man ranch about forty miles south
east of Antioch.
. Frank Williams and son, Stanley, of
Bingham, passed through town Tues
day n their way to Alliance.
George Hunsaker and family left
Tuesday for Fort Seward, Cal., for an
indefinate stay.
Prof. Messersmith and his basket
Antioch Board to
Go Ahead With the
Potash Highway
Antioch News: The village board
met in regular session Tuesday nis-h.
present, H. E. Miller, George Deitlein
and George Wright, chairman. The
state has completed the road to the
west boundary and the village must
build it to the east boundary before
the state will' proceed with construc
tion of the highway on to Lakeside,
It was decided to begin action at once.
The treasurer's report shows $1,653
cash in the treasury and more in the
county treasury, with all debts paid
ami it wa3 ordered that the road com
mittee employ J. W. Llitehas to sur
vey the road and set the stakes and
then advertise for bids to do the work.
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Hair Nets, 4 for
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15c Ivory Soap Chips,
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50c pound Cascade
Linen, two for
51c
10c bar of Jercren's
Violet Glycerine Soap,
two
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Over Thiele's
TONIGHT
, BUCK JONES, in
"RIDING WITH DEATH"
SUNSHINE COMEDY
"PLEASE BE CAKEFUL"
ADMISSION 10 and 30c and W. T.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18
GLADYS WALTON, in
"PLAYING WITH FIRE"
ALSO
4 Acts Vaudeville
ADMISSION 20 and 50c and W. T.
IMPERIAL
SUNDAY, MARCH 19
James Oliver Curwood
Presents his drama of the north and
the lloval Mounted Police.
"THE GOLDEN SNARE"
ADMISSION 15 and 40c and W. T.
MONDAY, MARCH 20
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"THE MAN WHO"
ALSO
USUAL SHOUT SUBJECTS
ADMISSION 10 and 30c and W. T.
COMING
Thursday and Friday of
Next Week.
Betty Compson
in
"THE LITTLE MINISTER'