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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
8
The pastor will speak at 11 a m on The Will of God a Possible Ideal of Life and at 8 p m on Lot the third in a series of character studies. Master Fred Fank will play. All are welcome.
The pastor Dr H F V Bogue preaches next Sunday at First Preshtemian Church on The Purpose of Christs Death in the morning and One Day in Christs Life in the evening. Lord's Supper administered after morning service. Sabbath school at 9 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p.m.
Services for next Sunday include Holy Eucharist at 9 60 o clock a m Sunday school at 10 00 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m Rev Graves rector delivers the sermon titled Thus Saith the Lord and will attend the Bridgeport evening service as usual.
In the pastor's absence the service will be led by Jno W Thomas. Morning topic is De Jekyll and Mr Hyde and in the evening the Power of Influence. Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. Junior League at 3:00 p.m. Epworth League at 7:00 p.m.
Friday morning Father McNamara arrived home from abroad to surprise friends. A Monday evening reception at Mrs. Rose Reardon’s home, hosted by Holy Rosary church with the K C's and Daughter of Isabella, celebrated his return. Music by Leah Kreamer Ruth Taylor Freddie Funk and Marjorie McCarthy highlighted the event. J B Kennedy spoke for the congregation and outlined the evening’s program.
The Women's Club will meet Friday July 16 at 3 30 p m at Mrs Fred Mollring's residence instead of July 23 as previously announced.
Supt H R Dellinger of Grant county visited the normal last week marking a second summer visit. A Parland Newhall company concert at Phelan opera house impressed the audience with vocal solos quartets bell ringing and brass quartet. Miss Jean Laraven leaves for Idaho. Prof Wilkon and Supt Phillips discuss city business while Principal Hayes reports from the National Education Association and ascends Pikes Peak on foot. Master Fred Funk performs on violin and Mrs Kowtin urges teachers to be pleasant and focus on the good in children. Supt A R Becker of Sioux county leads lessons on School Law and Course of Study to boost teaching practice.
Line Foreman C W Fraher of Lincoln is in Alliance on railroad business. Runnels, formerly Wyoming district train and station inspector, becomes Sheridan night chief dispatcher. W A Bennett resumes engine work from Alliance. F Houser takes his place. Ed Landrigan, previously a conductor in Alliance, leases his Ravenna ice business and opens a furniture store there. Dispatcher A J Welch takes vacation with Mrs Welch to Deadwood area. Extra Dispatcher Coleman noted. Four trains of stock moved to Ravenna plus No 46. heavy stock run anticipated this fall. Night operators stationed at Broken Dow Hemingford and Marsland due to rising business. these towns had been closed since the panic 18 months ago. Westbound trains running late due to high water near Kansas City. No 42 usually on time, No 43 trailing by 3–6 hours. Bracken and Birdsell inspected Alliance division, leaving Ravenna for Edgemont. Conductor Armour and Engineer Jones led the trip.
S A Miller overseeing property installed a fine steel ceiling at the Alliance Shoe Store. The workmanship enhances the store’s appearance and reflects well on Miller as a skilled craftsman.
The Alliance Creamery sets cream price at 22 cents per unit and invites callers to identify at the Herald Office for details.
Well furnished hotel with 27 outside rooms and good business. Electric lights hot and cold water upstairs and downstairs bath room. Inquiries at Barry ewe 26-¢.
Ill health sale of business property at 113 Box Butte Ave. currently rented for fifty dollars per month. For details call Alliance National Bank or A. C. Johnson.
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