The state herald., 1920-08-06
OF Interest to Readers

Mrs. C. L. Mitchell was passen-
ger for Haxtun, Thursday to visit.
Miss May Prussman and Mrs. viii
Prussman left Thursday p. m. for a
few days outing at Denver.
F. II. Gamble and son Robert were
passengers for Shenandoah. Iowa,
Thursday for visit with relatives.
]. F. Beard, wife and daughter
OF Des Moines were shopping in our
city enroute to the west.
c. W. Gehringer and friends were
visiting at Paoli and DAILY, Wednes-
day.
Earl Russell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Russell. was passenger for
Plattsmouth. Nebraska. Wednesday.
Messers. John Berg and Axleson
of Haxtun were Holyoke business
visitors Thursday.
Next big special-"Out Of the
Storm. At the Peerless, Theater.
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
August IL and II. n
Mrs. Ellen McGovern of North
Platte. Nebraska arrived Wednesday
to visit her friend, Miss Madge
Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Enyeart left
Thursday for Gillette, Wyoming to
make their home. Mrs. Gilbert VAIN
accompanied them.
George Garland. Jr., George Heg-
inbotham and Fred Kestler were
passengers for Denver, Thursday
fter Buick cars.
Mrs. Cameron Young returned
from Denver accompanied by two of
her little grand children. Little Miss
Opal comes TO make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Caldwell and father, a. b.
Clark, of Madrid arrived Thursday
afternoon to be the guests of Mr..
Harvey Clark and family. Mrs. Cald-
well is the sister of Mr.. II. Clark,
and A. b. Clark is their father.
Miss May Kennedy. Mrs. Emma
Halon and son and Mrs. T. +. Kinney
and son. who have been visiting at
the Kinney home. were passengers
for Denver, Thursday. The home OF
these ladies is at Dixon, Illinois.
Miss Mary Spear of Shenandoah.
Iowa. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Banner. was passen-
ger for Sterling, Tuesday afternoon.
She will 90 from Sterling to Greeley
TO visit.
Professor Bunch has organized n
band of young school boys of our
town and all are very enthusiastic
over the undertaking. This is the
time TO train for the band as young
people learn music more readily than
older ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Gregg of. Otis,
Colorado autoed TO flolyokc, We'd
nesdav TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Harmon. Mrs. Gregg and Mrs. Har-
mon are sisters. Their father. Mr.
George North, returned 10 Holyoke
after II visit with his daughter at
Otis.
Mrs Lon Kepler and small daugh-
ters. Miss Helen Peter. Miss Gladys
Peter of the Holyokc Auto Company
and Earnest Bormnn autoed TO Ster-
ling Thursday to have Miss Gadys'
eyes tested and fitted with glasses.
The office work has effected her eyes
until she is compelled TO secure
glasses.
Out OF the Storm il an unusually
good feature. Don't fnjf to attend
when this is .jven at/the Peerless,
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
August IL and II.
"In Out of the Storm shown here
Wednesday and Thursday you'll see
the most terrific shipwrcck ever
flashed upon n screen. A man and
n girl nre swept over the rail of u
sinking steamer. lie swims with her
TO floating spar. They cling TO it
for night and n day and are res
cued. but never NEE, agnin until five
: ycnrs later. Love sang in the ter
rible gale. When he saw her on the
stage of the worlds greatest opera
house, he lenped to his feet--but we
: won't spoil this wonderful picture
for YOU. Come aud see itr