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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
4
Local items from Alliance Nebraska detail visits from Karl Mallory secretary of Box Butte Fair Association returning from Kentucky and various townsfolk stopping in. notes of real estate deals civil service exams and community events across January 1910 with visitors from Crawford Mont Mitchell Nebr and Denver.
Mrs. Margaret L. Lynch died January 6 1911 at Alliance hospital aged 39 after peritonitis. Born in Iowa City she married D E Lynch October 2 1894. Survived by husband three children two brothers six sisters and parents. Funeral escort by Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella.
Owing to illness there was no preaching last Sunday. The next service is set for Sunday afternoon January 22 at 2 20. Mrs Aspden has recovered from neuralein, Mrs F N Nason is recovering from illness, and Mrs T J Lawrence was briefly ill after eating raw oysters but is improving. Mr and Mrs W H Aspden attended the LO O F installation in Alliance Tuesday night. Dan R Lawrence and his father left for Omaha last Sunday and will visit eastern Nebraska before returning Saturday. The younger Lawrence will be accompanied by a bride. T J Lawrence travels to Hemingford this week for lumber figures for a new house.
Hemingford residents report visits and health notes including Mrs Harold Olds traveling for dental work and Harold Olds feeling unwell. Others travel to Alliance for errands and visitors Jim Caha and George Darling attend needs in town. A newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Jake Winten of Canton is noted.
The Alliance High School boys begin the season with a home game against Sterling High School, a fast Northern Colorado champion. Alliance, fielding inexperienced but speedy players led by Nolay, Schaffer, Root, Keegan, Graham, and Thomas, aims to offset size with quick, aggressive play. Season tickets available at Thiele’s Holsten’s or at the door.
The program lists the Alliance convention in Alliance Nebraska with events from January 17 to 19. It includes opening by President J C Elliott, addresses of welcome, quartette performances, credentials committee appointment, social session, and entertainment such as free auto rides, theater visits, a grand ball, and a banquet with toasts. Notable names include J C Elliott, W Ridgell, Rev James H Brown, Mayor I Harris, and Rev W L McNamara.
The fifth number on the lecture course features the Winona Lady Singers with light opera selections in costume. They include scenes in Japanese attire from Mikado and from Babes in Toyland. Tickets reserved at Holston's drug store start January 14 for the January 16, 1911 show.
New York Counts au Natural Ta basco Sauce Saratoga Flakes Dill Pickles Queen Olives Celery Hearts Salmon Salad in Columbia Rye Bread Roast Prime Ham Saratoga Chips Roast Young Turkey Cranberry Loaf French Bread Celery Cabbage Salad Swiss Sandwiches Fruit Salad Neopolitan Ice Cream Marshmallow Cake Devil s Food Cake Bananas Malaga Grapes Apples Mints Coffee Cigars
The Baptist church announces preaching next Sunday morning at 11 o clock and evening at 7 40. B Y P A gathers at 6 30 p m and Sunday school at 10 am. Everyone is welcome. Franklin McNeill is the pastor.
Dr A Gaiser announces office availability in Rumer Block Alliance Nebraska Room 10 contact by phone 525 for appointments and inquiries.
Brakeman D B Carpenter joined the Conton family in Ravenna for the funeral period. Several railroad workers including Branley, R E McKenzie, H K Burke, Walter Burke, W D Evans, Richardson, Thurman, W A Bennett, Bessie Reed, Mildred Wade, C D D Reed, J M Lelictka, Danny Crilley, Craig, O Donnell and Durts are noted for leaves, new duties, or returns from holidays and illnesses.
Walter G Couton aged twenty three died January 7 at Mercy Hospital Alliance. He had worked in passenger service for almost three years and was brakeman for Passenger Conductor Zollinger. He fell ill after an oyster stew en route from Ravenna to Hazard and was taken to Alliance Hospital for care. He was laid beside his mother in Ravenna after funeral journeys with his father and aunt Mrs Curtis. The family receives many condolences as a note honors his honesty and industry.
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