The Alliance Herald

Hoffland Items

Mrs. T. Heninger was a business visitor in Alliance Friday.

Miss Austin of Houston, Texas, is a guest at the Alexander home.

Mr. Stephens of the Alliance bakery was a visitor in Hoffland Sunday.

Miss Mattie Bromley is able to be out again after an attack of bilious fever.

Miss Thelma Allen of Alliance spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. H. Keiser, of Hoffland.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoppes of Alliance spent Sunday with Mr. Hoppes' sister, Mrs. Depew of Hoffland.

Sergeant Spear, of Camp Funston.

George Keiser of Alliance is spending a few days visiting his brother, Henry Keiser, at Hoffland.

Mrs. C. H. Spear went to Lincoln Friday, where she spent Saturday and Sunday with her husband, Sergeant Spear.

Miss Marvel Dodge, who has been very ill with indigestion the past week or two is much better at this writing.

Mrs. Lon Shepherd and daughter, Miss Dolly, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Shepherd's daughter, Mrs. Alfred Wallgren, of Alliance.

The A-Muse-U theater at Hoffland have cut their performances to two shows a week instead of three. They will now be open only on Tuesday and Saturday nights.

Jack Miller has discontinued his dairy. Mr. Fate has a few cows and will supply all he can. However, that will only be a small portion of those needing milk.

Dan Fauble has left the Miller ranch and is moving back to Grand Island. His wife is still at her mother's, Mrs. Jack Miller, but will join her husband in a few days.

The Ladies' Aid met last Thursday at the Red Cross rooms. After a business session delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Henry Miller and Ernest Stuart to the following guests: Mesdames Miller, Alexander, Shepherd, Brockway, Pickins, Brewer, Spear, Aiton, Fauble, West and Miss Austin of Houston, Texas.