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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
5
The marriage of Dr. E. B. Kennedy and Miss Marica Longton was held at the Cathedral in Great Falls Montana on August 6. The bride now resides in the city and the couple will establish their home in Seattle Washington.
Word arrives that H. M. Randle of Torrington Wyoming and Miss Castle Mason formerly of this city were married at the Methodist church in Torrington on Friday August 6. They will reside in Mayaru.
The Christian parson performs the marriage at 2 30. The couple, Kas wick and Miss Leon both of Ashby, S O, will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Nortwick on a ranch near Ashby.
Miss Geraldine Bradley entertained a group of friends on Friday night to bid farewell to Miss Dorothy Stephens who will depart at week’s end for California to make her future home. Guests included Loretta Collins Irene Nolan Katherine Kennedy Elizabeth McCoy Madeline Brennan Bess Nolan Dorothy Stephens along with Eugene Laing Royal Erwin Clement Dotson Frank Campbell Francis McCoy and Thomas Bradley.
The True Blue Sunday school class was entertained at the home of Mrs. Do. A. Don Friday evening. The class held a contest to see which side could recruit the most members, with the losers entertaining the winners. Each child dressed to represent a country, refreshments were served, and games were played.
Fifty girls from the city Campfire groups left Monday for a ten day camping excursion near Belmont. Guardians accompanying them included Miss Josephine Ganson Mrs. Fred Carlson Mrs T A Cross and Mrs Harris. Also present were Miss Nellie Wright Miss Marie Krohn and Mr Arthur Wright Mr Perry Davidson and Mr and Mrs Ira Wright who drove to Pine Ridge Sunday for a day of picnicking.
Mra C B E Hershman hosted a 1 30 luncheon at her home on Friday with twelve guests attending.
The W C T U will meet at Mrs O F Herbaughs home 424 Missouri avenue Thursday at 7 30 pm with reports elections and a short program Refreshments served All members urged to attend The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs E C Parkers home 811 Cheyenne Mrs W A Bennett leads lessons Members and friends invited
A called meeting of the Women's club is set for Friday at 3 o'clock in the library basement. The agenda includes routine business and klub activities.
Artie Seger and Ed Douglas were in town for the weekend. Dewey Kiempkie of Bayard traveled to Alliance between trains. Horace Fuller King Robbins and Harry Link spent Sunday in Hot Springs. Mrs. Viv Rhabottom is seriously ill at her Lakeside ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Clara Brown welcomed a baby girl born August 9. Miss Mattie Miller visits Mildred Horner in Marsland. Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce and family spent weekend in Hot Springs. Charlie Purdy visited with his mother Mrs. Co. 8 Purdy. Mrs. Jack Whitney and daughter Jean from Salt Lake City visit the Irish home. G. P. Hagaman returned from Ravenna. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Walters of Scottsbluff visited Donovan couple. Mrs. M. L. Croft went to Chadron for a visit with Mrs. Morrison. Fred Parker of the State Department of Public Works leaves for Estes Park on the 13th. The young daughter of C. E. Lowery is ill with scarlet fever in Antioch. Nellie Wilson and Blanche Prettyman left for Hot Springs. Clarissa and Viola South returned from Chadron after attending the state normal.
A long list of resident travels and visits fills the column. Rev H E Chambers visits Alliance on church business. Mr and Mrs Pawl Back return from Denver. Royal Strong returns from Hot Springs. J W Howe back from Newcastle visit. Ernest Amick plans entry to Lincoln hospital. L Harper returns to Denver after Marsland visit. several others spend Sundays in Hot Springs. J N Liggot injures ankle in Alliance. Keller and Herman plan two month California camping trip via automobile. Burlington officials discuss sleeping car service for No 42 with Chamber of Commerce. efforts to secure more berths on Casper coach and No 42 for Alliance patrons.
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