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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
8
Refined snap and exclusiveness in summer oxfords is to be had in our Barry and Hannan low shoes. If the air can frisk around your ankles over a pair of Barry and Hannan oxfords you will enjoy real summer foot comfort and have a pair of ties that are of the latest best last, leather and workmanship.
Supt Peckenpaugh of Sterling was in Alliance last week Engineer Swartout has resigned with no definite plans Engineer Janes of Crawford hill visited Alliance George Ash is a new employee from Broken Bow Mia, Don Wagner and sister Mins Ayres returned from a trip to ver Brakeman Ray Hoag lays off from hot cinders Brakeman J C Lang back after sprained ankle Brakeman Varrish nursing two boils Engineer Ted Houston and daughter visited Alliance Brakeman R E Burns resigned will return to Chicago No 44 delayed seven hours due to Sheridan division wreck Brakeman Walter Hack came to Alliance relieved by Ray Meeker D J Nelson appointed train master of Alliance division Aug 1 Miss Arleene Morrison visiting Ravenna Engineers Nolan and Burchell hunting trip to lakes south of Alliance R P Moore moved from round house to road in engine service Machinist Burns new fireman Mr and Mrs M O Joder and Mr and Mrs Roy Van Vorhees leave for two weeks in Colorado and Arizona Davenport family to attend Crawford Chautauqua Miss Vivian Holloway attends with them Many others plan to go I N Hurst resigns as engineer joins Gate City hotel as clerk Carney in Seattle Father Don Wagner credited for Joder surprise, road men appreciate Wagner Miss Halverstadt and son Lyle return from Denver to Ravenna Griggs promoted to trainmaster Sterling division F R Hillyer promoted to succeed
The American Railroad Em ployes and Investors' Association will hold a Denver event with an arrest parade, basket picnic, sports and speeches at Lakeside. Railroad men showed strong support for Train-master Mr Joder, presented with a diamond ring at a Sunday gathering in Sp t Wedenheimer's office.
R. T. Watson and G. M. Parker are in Omaha and Lincoln for a few days. They are along with cattle ventures for themselves and G. H. Britton. Friends in their circle hope they stay straight while in the metropolis.
The Herald received the official premium list for the Inter-State Fair and Exposition to be held in Overland Park Denver from September 3 to 17. The 154 page booklet highlights thousands of dollars in prize money across numerous classes and events.
Mr. Berry, longtime manager of the Forest Lumber Company, is set to depart. A. P. Lee, the successor, arrived from Tulsa with his wife and three children. Mr. Berry and Mr. Lee visited the Herald office, and the paper welcomes Mr. Let to Alliance, calling it the best little city of its size he has seen.
Mise Alfreda Zorn daughter of Police Judge Gregory Zorn came back Saturday after a three week stay with her uncle in Crawford.
Word from Mrs. Robert Birney she is enjoying a pleasant visit in Omaha. She will depart in a few days for Peoria Illinois.
Miss Hattie Baker of the Newberry Hardware Company left Wednesday morning for a visit to her parents in southern Nebraska. She expects to be gone one month.
C. H. Britton and G. M. Parker shipped four car loads of cattle to Omaha on Tuesday. Mr. Parker accompanied the stock and plans to visit his mother Mrs. Thomas Jr. Strupper in Salix Iowa, near Sioux City, before returning.
The Me building rink will feature an electric military band organ in a corner of the hall. Skaters will keep time with the latest tunes and songs as they glide on the ice.
Roy Beckwith and family with Sam Til lett and sister Mrs. Williams and Doctor Bellwood returned from a Black Hills trip. They report a fine time and say a healthy tan proves they spent much time outdoors in sunny winds.
Miss Estella Smith, head trimmer at Simmons millinery, left on the early morning train for Denver and plans to visit one or two large eastern cities for about a month to study fashions and return prepared to serve customers with metropolitan styles.
The thirty horsepower Rapid truck arrived Wednesday and began service with John Snyder’s drag line. A two cylinder machine with two ton capacity, it may replace two teams part of the time and three at times. Driven from Denver by a Denver agency representative, it underscores the growing haulage needs in Alliance.
Joe McNamara is reported hale after visiting the Elks Convention in Detroit and Chicago, mixing business with pleasure. He now receives a tall stack of shoes valued above five thousand dollars and his new mechanical shoe shiner at Alliance Shoe Store draws crowds.
A compact device promises ease as a footstep triggers a mechanism that completes the task, though its cost is high. The item is valued at £2,500 and marketed for quick operation with a single press.
J. R. Basking, a leading figure in the Alliance fire department, has pulled out of the state tournament at ork.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson are enjoying a visit from their daughter who resides in Denver.
H B Gray of Omaha son of J B Gray of Alliance visited his father last Friday.
Frank Jones came back Saturday from a trip to Chicago and now serves as night clerk at the Dismer Cafe.
Mrs J W Sherman has returned from a visit to Denver where she is connected with the Alliance hotel management. Mr Sherman serves as the manager of the Alliance hotel.
Dr. L. G. Bowman purchases the Ford owned by the late Dick Watkins. The car is described as a good little vehicle and is noted as being put to use by the doctor.
Mr. E. Lipska and his wife, long-time Alliance residents now living in Laurel, Colorado, are visiting their daughter Miss Grace Lipska of Alliance and look after their Alliance property during the stay.
The Secretary of the Box Butte County Fair Association informs stockholders that sixty grand stand boxes will be offered for sale Monday August 15 at 9 a.m. at the office of W D Ridgell. The sale ensures equal access for all buyers.
Misses Bessie A and Dee Etta O Mara of Lafayette Indiana and James L Watson of Edwardsville Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Manion and the O Mara brothers. They arrived July 26 and depart today or tomorrow for Fullerton Nebraska, stopping on their way home. Paints are sold at Holsten s.
Miss Alma Weidenheimer and Miss Martha Kicken travel from Burlington on No 44 to Lewiston New York to enter The Lady of The Sacred Heart Convent for a ten month course. They will study art and music and complete the twelfth grade. The convent lies ten miles from Buffalo on the Niagara River near Stella and is the mother house of the Order.
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