Society Notes Highlight Miss Krnest Hostess and Omaha Guests
Miss Katherine Krnest hosted a cordial evening for guests Mr. and Mrs. W L Meyer of Mason City Nebraska with Christmas red and green decorations. A luncheon followed and several local attendees including Charlotte Molring Marie Buechsenstein Hannah Knieat Mildred Eunice Midred Witter Buechsenstein Hanan Trumbell Henry Rust Orville Davenport and Frank Buechsenstein joined in. Mrs Harry Gants held a luncheon and bridge party on Friday for Jason Josephine and Nelile O'Donnell of Omaha.
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Katherine Krnest
W. L. Meyer
Mason City
Nebr
Eueste
Charlotte Molring
Marie Buechsenstein
Hannah Knieat
Eunice Midred
Mesare
Witter Buechsenstein
Haneen
Trumbell
Henry Rust
Orville Davenport
Frank Buechsenstein
Harry Gants
Jason Josephine
Nelile O'Donnell
Omaha
Local Social Hosts Dinner Party Highlighted by Guests
Dr and Mrs C B Slagle entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs M S Hargraves Mr and Mrs C E Marks Mr and Mrs F F E Holsten and Mr and Mrs J A Hunter in attendance at the gathering.
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C. B Slagle
Luncheon and Card Party Compliment Misses O Donnell
Mrs Ethel Nolan OBrien and Miss Frances Nolan hosted a Thursday luncheon and card party for Misses Josephine and Nellie O'Donnell of Omaha. Attendees included Misses Mable Marie Carey Etta Keane Josephine Nellie Donnell Mesdames Karl Mallory Percy Cogswell Harry Gantz Frank Abegg. A later four course dinner with American Beauty roses decor featured guests Grace Carlson Martha Shaw Helen Rice Edith Reddish and Messrs Marvin Dickinson Edward Froeshla Frank Buechsenstein Blaine Beckwith Joseph Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Nolan O'Brien
Frances Nolan
Josephine
Nellie O'Donnell
Omaha
Ferests
Mable
Marie Carey
Etta Keane
Nellie Donnell
Karl Mallory
Percy Cogswell
Harry Gantz
Frank Abegg
Della Holsten
Missea Grace Carlson
Martha Shaw
Helen Rice
Edith Reddish
Marvin Dickinson
Edward Froeshla
Frank Buechsenstein
Blaine Beckwith
Joseph Williams
Marriage Announcement for Mixa Reed and Ray Clowden
Alliance reports the marriage of Mixa Minnie Reed of Phoenix Arizona to Ray Clowden of Phoenix. The ceremony occurred in Phoenix. Reed is a graduate of Alliance High School, daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Reed former residents of Alliance. Elting Bennett hosted a 6 pm luncheon for guest Miss Irene Hummell of Hot Springs South Dakota. Attending were Miss Irene Hummell Miss Hannah Cotant Miss Julia Frankle and Messrs H Bennett and Anderson of Iowa.
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Alliance
Mixa Minnie Reed
Phoenix
Ariz
Ray Clowden
Alliance High School
A. D. Reed
Elting Bennett
Irene Hummell
Hot Springs
Hannah Cotant
Julia Frankle
Mesars
H. Bennett and
Anderson
Iowa
Daughters Host House Party for Harrington Family
Misses Matilda Frankle Margaret Harris Mabel Young and Theresa Morrow stayed at O Neill for a week enjoying a house party given by the Harrington daughters. The four young ladies visited Alliance last summer for a pleasant week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Frankle
Margaret Harris
Mabel Young
Theresa Morrow
O'Neill
J. J. Harrington
Alliance
New Year's Ball At Phelan Opera House Highlights Alliance Fire Dept
Members of the Alliance Fire Department held the thirteenth annual New Year's ball at the Phelan opera house with music by the Imperial orchestra. The event was a success as guests enjoyed the evening from start to finish.
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Alliance Fire Department
Phelan Opera House
Imperial Orchestra
Community events dot Alliance in early January
Irene Rice and the Mesars known storytellers at Alliance City Library on Saturday. Knights of Columbus held a social at their hall Monday. The Methodist Ladies Aid met Wednesday after noon. New York's ball at Elk's club drew about sixty three couples with festive decorations and a large Alliance orchestra. New Years dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs J Kindelbaugh and by Mr and Mrs Hampe. Rev J B Carne married Miss Annette Veale and Mr W M Welsh in KC ranch Wyoming before heading to Texas for the winter. Rebecca Circle meets this afternoon, T O T Club to host at 723 Big Horn. Baptist church holiday party drew about forty attendees with green red decor. Women’s Club meets Friday with music and readings. Adams Express Company staff hosted at a six course New Year’s dinner.
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New York
J. B. Carne
Annette Veale
W. M. Welsh
K.C Ranch
Wyoming
Texas
The
Baptist Church
R. M. Tinkcom
Adams Express Company
P. L. Dodd
J. E. Simpson
H. K. Brennaman
R. J. Brindle
H. Anderson
G. G. Brooder
F. Findley
New Years Eve Dinner Party At Alliance Hotel
Thirteen couples attended an informal New Year’s Eve dinner at the Alliance Hotel with two tables decorated by ferns and cut flowers. Guests included Mr and Mrs Modiscatt, Mr and Mrs Reuban Knight, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson, Mr and Mrs F J Was, Mr and Mrs Howard Reddish, Mr and Mrs Harry Gantz, Cynthia Davenport, Dorothy Smith, Pauline Dowd, Josie O'Donnell, Hazel Bennett, Mildred Campbell, and others. Mrs W W Norton and Mrs Jas Hunter hosted a later elaborate four course dinner at the home of Mrs Norton with abundant cut flowers and quotational entertainment after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Richard
Hazel Bennett
Cynthia Davenport
Irene Rice
Mildred Campbell
Throne O'Donnell
Hannah Keane
Denova Dickinson
Ruth Morris
Charlole Molring
Dorothy Smith
Janed Davenport
Campbells
Alliance Hotel
Mra. W. W. Norton
Jas. Hunter
New Year Ball At Phelan Opera House Aflame With Dance
The thirteenth annual Alliance Fire Department ball at the Phelan Opera House drew about two hundred couples New Year’s night. Mrs Pate hosted a New Years resolution game while Mrs E W Lester won the prize for most efficient thrower. The Imperial orchestra led by Milt H Whaley provided music as red and white decor and carnation favors marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Fire Department
Phelan Opera House
Imperial Orchestra
Milt H. Whaley
Indien
Alliance resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief
Mrs H C Smith of Duneens addition Alliance reports long fight with kidney and bladder trouble. She says Dean's Kidney Pills from Brennan's Drug Store eased pain and improved function, recommending them to others. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert Jan 4-11.
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Alliance
United States
Dean
H. C. Smith
Duneens
Brennan
Hazard couple relocates to Idaho but pine for Nebraska
J P Hazard former county surveyor of Box Butte County and his wife move to Gooding Idaho. In a December 24 letter to The Herald they praise Idaho but say their preference is Western Nebraska after noting Nebraska’s Sand Hills. They describe Idaho farming irrigation and land conditions vs Nebraska winds storms and wild lands.
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J. P. Hazard
Box Butte County
Gooding
Idaho
the Herald
Ifr
Hazard
Nebraska
Sand Hills
The Habit of Taking Cold
A short health note urges breaking the habit of catching colds by cooling the body with a morning sponge bath around 90 degrees and sleeping with the window open. It advises using Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to end a cold quickly. Adv-Jan
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Adv
Derr family notes and weather impact in Guernsey Wyoming
The snippet reports Mr. Lem Derr’s return to Guernsey after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Calvin Derr. It notes a severe snow storm on Monday and Tuesday causing cattle drift in the area and records various visits among local residents including the Derr and Miller families and others in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Derr
Guernsey
Wyo
Calvin Derr
Joseph Derr
Ma Iinda
Bert Millers
James Neard
Disuret No. 54
Maiatare
Eva Miller
Harry
James Derr
Nels Worley
Iyde Derr
Lawrence A Ackers
Albert Ackers
Hope
One Hundred Dollars Re
A brief notice offers one hundred dollars for a stated item or service. The readable portion implies a monetary reward or payment as part of a public notice. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted for Blood Purge
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by cleansing the blood and healing mucous surfaces. It asserts 35 years of use, promises general health improvement, and offers testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
The
Hale sisters visit as Mrs Hale speaks at City Mission
Mrs Laura B Hale organizer for the Women's Christian Temperance Union will deliver a talk at the City Mission Sunday afternoon. Her sister Mrs Alice B Holton of Seneca is visiting this week with Melvin Hale and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Hale
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
City Mission
Alice 8. Holton
Seneca
Drink Hot Tea For A Bad Cold Remedy
An advisory promotes Hamburg Ureast Tea or Hamburger Brust Thee as a cheap vegetable remedy to break a cold or grip. Steep a tablespoonful in boiling water, strain, and drink a teacupful any time, claiming it opens pores, relieves congestion, loosens bowels, and drives the cold from the system.
St Jacobs Oil Aches Away In Fifty Counts
Sore backs lumbago and rheumatism eased by a 25 cent bottle of St Jacobs Oil. Apply to the pain and count to fifty for relief. claims it soothes without burning skin and ends misery promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oi
Local residents list travels and health notes
Harry Golden Ford agent visited the city Saturday. Mrs. J G Beck suffered a la grippe. W H Goforth from Scottsbluff passed through en route home from Marsland. Mrs J S Rhein returned from the east. Mr and Mrs T F Watkins from Bayard stayed a few days. Miss Rene Trumbull visited and returned to Mitchell S D. Frank Bilis of Marsland returned from St Joseph’s hospital. Mrs Susie Frazier returned to Chadron Normal. Miss Amanda Osnes left for Chadron State Normal. Edwin Whitaker left for Sterling Colo. Little Miss Vera Lowry arrived home from Denver. Nebraska Land Co offers to finance homes in Alliance. H M Bushnell Jr returned to Alliance after Christmas travels visiting Lincoln and Omaha.
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H. M. Bushnell, Jr
Alliiance
Lincoln
Omaha
Alliance Commercial Club
Correcting Indigestion With Chamberlains Tablets
The passage advises delaying meals to at least five hours to prevent indigestion and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy to strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, claiming quick recovery and broad availability.
Help Wanted and Room for Rent Classified Item
Wan ad department wants girl to work call at 343. Rooms on Enne Avenue 44 11 7682. Four room for rent furnished. Light water. Phone Black 858. The Herald Office. 4 21 7929. For sale miles of a including sound custable for alfalfa. A whole ranch h maker Alliance H 7823 care money at office. Corkie Bulling A 1 tf 65654 appliances without damage. Will be used John 17 tf 6960.
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Poal
Alliance
Nebraska
the Herald
The
Herald Office
Alliance H
Care
John
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George Edick
City Edictor
Rald Puhlishing Company Incorporated
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Carl Thomas
John W. Thomas
Nebraska Press
Asson
Society
Adram Keane
Fred Carlson
Em Guendell
Wm, Ostenburg, Jr
Michael and
Martin Nolan
Richard Young
Norman Newberry
Harold Judd
Alliance City Library
Knights of Columbus
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
W. R. Pate
J. Kindelbaugh
A. J. Welsh
C. E. Slade
8. G. Tillett
Swoop
T. M. Hampe
Rebecca Circle
F. W. Hicks
Toluca
James Hunter
Bert Ponath
W. J. Root
Elizabeth
Josephine Wilson
Ruth Layton
Pate
Fred Mollring
E. W. Lester
Mesdames Prete
F. W. Lester
Fred Moliring
M. E. Johnson
Mounts
Harry Golden
Broadwater
Ford
J. G. Beck
W. H. Goforth
Scottsbluff
City
Marsland
J. S Rhein
T. F. Watkins
Bayard
Rene Trumbull
Mitchell
South Dakota
Frank Bilis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Susie Frazier
Chadron Normal
Amanda Osnes
Chadron
State Normal School
Edwin Whitaker
Sterling
Colo
Vera Lowry
Denver
Bess Mitchell McCarthy
Mary Mitchell
Nebraska Land Company
WAN AD Department
343
Fenne Avenue
Corkie Bull
Mohavek
Postofice Ai Cartoy Nebr
King
Allinge Kned
Baen
Sightland
United
Box Butte
Righ
First National Bank
Post Office
Nebraska Land CO
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