The Alliance herald., November 19, 1920, Image 10

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SAKS HUSBAfiD FAILED
TO STAY C'l THE JOS
with one Job long, continually moving
from position to position.
Not on'y ha her husband refused
to work, but he charges that he has
taken her to but one place of amuse
ment nine thoir marrlace. and never
Jennie M. Nlquist, throueh Mitchell luk n(,r out jn the evenings, but in
and Gantt, her attorney, ban filed herl,,) his time in the pool
ttition in district court, praying for jje nn-, corresponded and con-
absolute uivorce irum v.u.-v . ox Wiln olher women, nne cnarKe
THE CIIUnCHES
We bid a welcome to all.
IV DROKGKMUELLER, Paster
Niquit. The petition recites thai me
rouble were married in Tarkio, Mo.,
September 13, 1910, and that they
have been residents of the tate of
Nebraska for three years past, and
of Box Butte county for over eight
months.
Shortly after the marriage, Mrs.
Niquist avers, the defendant began to
treat her in a cruel and inhuman man
ner. For more than two years past
he has refused, failed and neglected
de her and her children with
the necessities of life, except that he
would occasionally purchase food and
clothing of the cheapest kinds, ana
then only in insufficient amounts.
The plaintiff and her children would
Bot have been able to live had it not
been for the money earned by the
plaintiff in working in a laundry. She
Bays her husband is a man who does
not like to work, and will not stay
I'KKMn l KKiAiN i in iu ii I Rev. A. J. Kean.s n the Tresbyter-
From the "Nat'on's Soul," by Theo- ian church will preach the Union
dore Roosevelt: "None needs more to Thanksgiving service at the Methodist
learn than we of the west, we of the church Thursday night, November 25,
esgpr restless wealth seeking nation, at 7:30.
the lesson that after a certain not
very high level of material well being Dr. Annie G. Jeffrey, chiropractor,
Three time she has abnndoned her,
innvihir hpr nenniless and destitute.
Brake man Taul Wellingham has'
been off duty for the past few days,
due to a sprained ankle. Wellingham
was running to catch a waycar at
Seneca last Monday, slipped on a
piece of coal and turned his ankle.
Mrs. John Bennett of Lingle, Wyo.,
was in Alliance Tuesday.
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In middle age, many eyes
begin to need glasses for both
near and far vision. Then the
question is, "What is the
way to secure that help?"
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give the wearer all the com
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in one pair of glasses, but
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everything that you can pos
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
has ben reached then the things that completed arrangements on Saturday
really count in life are the things of last whereby she turns her Alliance
. .;.. i i t :.: I I ha culnt kDrtnnai tm rm rnoi ntlirn nvpr in llr smitn. I np CIVIA m
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.nd defendant were living in Omaha, are good up to a certain point, but the new firm will be Jeffrey & bmith,
ind shortly before she was to be con- courage nni endurance, love or wne cniropraciors. ut. jenrey leu
Ined, he abandoned her, and her sis- and chiW, lovevof home and country, fcaturday for her home at Casper,
ter invited her to come to Alliance 'ove or lover ror sweemeart, love oi wyo. ut. omnn comes wen recom-
und vtuy with her until her baby was beauty in man s woik ana in nature, menaeu anu win endeavor o comiuci
bom. The baby was born In, June, Move ana emulation oi (taring ana me on ice wim me home nign uegree
1919. and while she was sick and ill 1 forty endeavor, tne nomeiy workday oi einciency ana service, as nas oeen
n bed her husband again abandoned virtues and tne neroic virtues tnese neretoiore mainiaineu Dy ut. jenrey.
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her. Afterward he returned to Allt-jare Deuer sun, anu u vney are ibck- ur. ohui.ii wm uc picarai w mcci, ny-
ince and staved until June, 1920, ing no piled up ncnes, no roaring one aesinng iniormauon regarding
when he left the third time, and I r,'"nt? mn'isiriansm, no levensn cniioprmwr ueunu scivite.
oince then she has had to support and many-sided activity shall avail
herself and their children. On account either the individual or the nation. 1 1
of the failure of the defendant to do not undervalue these things of a
maintain and provide for them, she nations Doay: i oniy aesire mat tney
was compelled to assent to the adop- hall not make us forget that besides
tion of her child, a daughter, born in the nation's body there is also the
June, 1919, by another family. nation's soul."
Mrs. Niuuist asks for an absolute I It is high time for as to get back
divofce and the custody of the two to the things of the spirit if we are
remaining children, Ingrid M. Niquist, to build the spiritual fabric of the
three-year-old daughter, and Harry, a nation. Roosevelt was right when
two-year-old son, and such other relief he said that "these are the things
as the court may see fit to grant her. that really count" America is just
now in the grip of a great crime
wave. Pagan ideals dominate a
large section of our people. Kather-
ine Gerould, in the Atlantic Month
ly, says: "The abandonment of re
ligion is probably most responsible
of all for it bears a casual relation
to all the other facts. We
are enduring more and more in Am
erica the influence of people who
have broken deliberately with relig-
rnn mnirif nil nuir lous Iaw Bnu 'ou canno"' nucn away
rUn I UnKbl UAT oAmC the props and still keep the struc
ture, lou cannot mane the len
Christmas suggestion: A gift
beyond value, your photograph.
Van Gravcn's. Phone 901. -3
Mrs. J. D. Yowell and daughter,
Fayaline, of Marshall Mo., are ex
pected the last of the week to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. De-Moss.
Harold Gavin is expected home next
week from his ranch in Wyoming,
where he has been for the past few
months.
RADIUM Scientific Surgeon
CURES CANCER
Also Tumors, Bleeding from the Womb, Tuberculosis of
the Skin, Birthmarks, Deforming Scars, Many Types of
Ulcers, Etc.
WITHOUT THE USE OP THE KNIFE
Employed by the Specialists connected with the
HOT SPRINGS CLINIC
Hot Springs South Dakota
NOTICE
I wish to advise Alliance mer
chants that I will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by Matilda
Allen, my wife. 102p
E. T. ALLEN.
SPECIAL TRAIN COMING
Members of the Scottsbluff high
school and a crowd of 150 fans wi!
probably eat Thanksgiving dinner in
Alliance, if the plans of Coach John
son of that city work out. Mr. John
son Is attempting to stir up sufficient
enthusiasm on the part of the Scotts
bluff football fans to charter a spe
cial train. One hundred and fifty
titckets must be sold, and the way
the Scottsbluff people are going at it,
Alliance might as well prepare to
take care of the crowd.
According to the Scottsbluff news
papers, the valley team hopes to win
the Thanksgiving game, although
! they realize that they are up against
a stiff proposition. That Scottsbluff
now has a strong team goes without
saying, as the- showing made with the
husky aggregation from North Platte Butte avcnue at Scventh gtreet
Commandments more powerful by
mere dwelling on' their inherent fe-'.
licity. If there is no divine command
back of the mthey lose all power over ;
the man who finds it more satisfac
tory to brea kthem. For ',
better or worse our western civiliza-
tion has been built up on the Chris-
tian religion, and if the Christian re
ligion decays, many accidents will
happen that will puzzle the poli
ticians.
The services and work of the
church is a xonstant invitation to
every lover or America to have a
part in the building of the Nation's
Soul.
All are cordially welcomed to our
regular services at the appointed
hours.
First Presbyterian church, Box
on last Thursday proved conclusively,
Alliance has also strengthened her
team very materially since the game
with Scottsbluff earlier this season,
when they were defeated by a score
of 21 to 14.
A. J. K EARNS, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH.
The pastor is in receipt of a letter
from Dr. Harry F. Huntington; Meth-
Tuo vars atro Alliance Dlaved in odist student pastor at the state uni-
Scottsbluff on Thanksgiving day, los- versuy, a pari oi wnicn win oe oi in
W tn th Rluffs. although ear er in wrest to Alliance people, tie says
the season thev had defeated the "I " finding some of the students
I t m A. . 1 A
Bluffs, leaving the 1919 record even i"m mat pan oi tne state, oome oi
cn far n th two tpams were con- our gooo worxers come irom out
cerned.
Red Moon Flour
Takes First Prize
In the recent Campfire Girls' Contest
First Prize was won by Wauneta Robin
son, who used Red Moon Flour. You may
have first prize bread, too, by using this
flour.
We Carry All Kinds
of Chicken Feed.
Farmers Union
General Auto
r
Repairing
I have moved and am now prepared to do repairing on
all makes of Automobiles, Trucks and Tractors. Have been
doing this work for a number of years and understand it
thoroughly.
Come to me for work that gives Satisfaction
New Location 116 West Second Street
Dennis Ryan
there. Charles Spacht Is connected
with the boys' work at Trinity M. E.
church. Can't you send us some more
boys like him?" We are glad to have
such good material with which to ad
vertise the Alliance Methodist church
and Mr. Spacht's many friends will be
glad to know of his good record.
Dr. O. S. Baker, district superinten
dent, will hold the first quarterly
conference on November 29.
The pastor and his family are now
moved into the beautiful new parson
age just completed and find it a most
delightful home. While not large, it
is one of the best built houses in the
city and will be a credit to the Meth
odists of the city for years to come.
The annual Sunday school board
meeting was held last Monday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Wolln. Officers were elected for the
ensuing calendar year. Mr. Drake
superintendent for the past three
years, declined to be considered for
the office again on the ground that
his traveling work made it impossible
for him to attend to the work as he
would like to. Archie Gregory, a
former superintendent of the school
who has recently returned to the city,
was elected to this important office.
We are fortunate in having such
good material for carrying on the
church work.
Services at the church next Sunday
will be at the usual haurs. The ser
mon topics will be announced at that
time.
M. C. SMITH, Pastor.
Are You Planning
With a Vision
A Word For Business Men
Arc you looking ahead, planning for the future of your business with H
vision of its possibilities!
Are you going to be ready for the years of prosperity which are coming
after the period of war readjustments is overt
Let us help you solve your business and financial problems. Through the
accumulated experience of years, our officers are especially well fitted to give
you expert counsel. Your problems are their problems, and they always wel
come a conference in your interests.
This Bank has been serving for many years in the interests of the people
of this community. Its banking service is complete in every detail. There
isn't any financial transaction that cannot be handled through this Bank ox. its
affiliated institutions.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
At the morning hour of worship,
the minister is preaching a series of
sermons from the Book of Hebrews
based on the general theme, "The
Superiority of Christ." The subject
for next Lord's day morning is "'The
Great Salvation." For the evening
hour the subject Is, '"Q5fc Great
Modern Terils." You will desire to
hear these sermons, so do not fail to
be present.
The annual busness meeting of the
congregation will be held on next
Wednesday evening, November 24,
Annual reports will be given and the
election of officers will be held. You
can make each department better by
your active interest and your sup
port of the same. Remember the
Bible school and endeavor services.
Come to the church with a message
and a welcome.
S. J. EPLER, Minister.
LUTHERAN CnURCn.
Next Sunday morning the Lutheran
church has German service at 10:30
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
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