Social Realm Notes Highlight Local Tea Parties and Gatherings
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. J. L. Nicolai's home with good attendance. Mias Mazo Soules hosted Friday night games and refreshments. Episcopal parish house hosts reported a successful ladies gathering. Janet and Mabel Grassman led a high school literary society event. M. E. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. R. M. Bampton's home for informal hours. Mr. Albert N. Milham and Miss Elizabeth A. Yedger wed at the Methodist parsonage. they will live on the groom's ranch near Bingham. church ladies planned an all day bazaar with May 6 and 6 dates. Edith Lenora Scott celebrated her fifth birthday with friends. The Woman's Club discusses music and Bohemian Girl. A birthday visit for Miss Winifred Berry ended with a festive meal and gifts. A birthday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Rhein featured pink roses and a five-course menu. The article also notes a court notice regarding the estate of John Tiernan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N. Milham
Bingham
Elizabeth A. Yedger
J. B. Carns
J. 5. Rhein
I. F. Tiller
R. C. Pearson
Z. R. Crawford
W. E. Rousey
Lee Basye
I. E. Hughes
J. Jeffrey
Mrs Pate Hosts Morning Fencheon With Notables
At the home of Mrs. W. R. Pate this morning, her mother Mrs. Addie Ewell presided over a three course Fencheon. Guests included Mesdames C. C. Smith Nellie Wilgen BE. T. Kibble L. N. Worley B. J. Gallows E. G. Laing J. G. Dole J. Mallory A. T. Lunn J. A. Hunter EB. Spencer and A. B. Mote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Pate
Notice of Final Report Estate of Patrick J Carty
Final account and report filed by administrator for Patrick J Carty in Box Butte County Court. Hearing scheduled May 13 before the court. Dated April 12, 1916 with seal of the County Judge and attorneys E H Boyd and W R Metz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tiernan
Box Butte
Nebraska
L. A. Berry
Patrick J. Carty
Box Butte County
James A. Barkley Hosts An Evening Of Arts and Lecture
The Alliance School of Music performances opened the event with Eunice Burnett and Edith Swan Zediker delivering Grieg, Mulder, Schubert Liszt and Carpentier numbers. James Robert Barkley followed with a crayon talk on frost and fodder then his illustrated Journey of Life lecture, leaving the audience fully entertained and impressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddish Hall
Alliance School of Music
Grieg
Sunshine Lone
Mulder
Edith Swan-Zediker
Ralph R. Uniacke
Miss Burnett
James Robert Barkley
Barkley
Voters see guidance on nonpartisan judge ballot choices
The article explains how many candidates to vote for in the nonpartisan judicial ballot. It states the chief justice race allows one vote per voter and three for associate justices. It notes top two chief justice candidates and top six associate candidates advance to the regular ballot. Blank lines are required for write‑ins on both ballots.
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Secretary of State
The
Supreme Court
Reed
Pool
McKelvie for Governor and Farm Paper Leader
The Nebraska Farmer, established 1859 by Tion, Robert W. Furnas, is the oldest farm paper west of the Missouri. Samuel Roy McKelvie, publisher for twelve years, is a gubernatorial candidate described as the popular choice. Religious notices follow for Immanuel's Lutheran Church with Sunday school, English and German services and German school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Nebraska Farmer
Tion
Robert W. Furnas
Samuel Roy McKelvie
United States
Nebraska
Percy Cogswell Returns From Clothiers Convention
Percy Cogswell of The Famous Clothing House reports the United National Clothiers annual buying convention in Chicago drew record attendance. He says prices won’t rise for The Famous customers through next fall. Cogswell also bought new spring goods and novelties arriving daily by express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Cogswell
Famous
Clothing House
Chicago
United National Clothiers
Cogswell
Careswell
Express
Judge James R. Dean for Supreme Court
Broken Bow residents recall Judge James R. Dean former supreme court justice appointed in 1909 by Governor Sheldon. He is praised for a meritorious record and well regarded as a man, citizen, lawyer and judge in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Dean
Supreme Court
Broken Bow
Custer County
Dean
Supme Court
Sheldon
Supreme Bench
Nebraska
Supreme Judge
Hie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
J. L. Nicolai
Mias Mazo Soules
L. L. Smith
L. C. Thomas
Episcopal Parish House
Janet
Mabel Grassman
High School
the Princea
Tennyson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
R. M. Bampton
Mesdames Vernon
Gaddis and
Kuhn
William Glass
W. E. Watts
Christian Church
T&e
Knights of Columbus
Alliance Council
Phelan Opera House
Edith Lenora Scott
Dorothy Mote
Thelma Shaver
Martin Lang
Belle Kennedy
Oscar Kennedy
Lucile Waddell
Clara Lang
Raymond Snyder
Gladyce Snyder
Woman's Club
Nellie Wilson
Winifred Berry
J. J. Hodgkins
Thelma Wesley
Goldie Leith
Ethel Jacks
Mrs. Carr
W. S. Coker
4. A. Layton
Jacks
Campbell
BE. H. Boyd
W. R. Metz
Calumet
E H. Boyd
James A. Barkley
Immanuel's Lutheran Church
Jesus
Titus
Lang
Rockies
D. A. Barthalow
Col
D. R. Paschal
National United Clothiers
Golden
Colorado
Mountain Country
Car Service
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