Towne Ive Copie Trew Tale Of Ty Weds
Fragmentary text shows a social notice about a wedding or marriage tied to individuals named Towne Ive Copie and Ty Weds. Details are unclear in the readable fragments.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
12
Fragmentary text shows a social notice about a wedding or marriage tied to individuals named Towne Ive Copie and Ty Weds. Details are unclear in the readable fragments.
A weekly list shows letters remaining uncalled for at Alliance Nebraska for the week ending May 23 1910. If not picked up by June 6 they will go to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC. Names include Bessie Bibs Geo M Kista and others. A second list for week ending May 30 1910 warns letters unclaimed by June 13 will be sent to Washington DC. Names include Poutle Andrew J Frankie J Franklin Richard Furnas Chas Hadley Ora Hall B L Ham Hartman and others. Postmaster Ina E Tasu notes letters advertised when calling.
Twenty five visitors attended the farewell program by Miss Sadie Haecker’s pupils marking the end of a nine month term in Dist No 12. Malvory and Thelma Zobel earned diplomas for perfect attendance.Miss Marion Sollenberger closed a term in Dist 13 with a program and box social. Box Butte county annual institute opens next Monday at Alliance High. Junior Normal period follows for two months.
Juanita Kennedy age four years eight months thirteen days died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Watkins on Tuesday morning. She was described as bright and cheerful and carried sunshine to those around her. A funeral service followed the burial due to the deadly diphtheria infection.
P Mullen of Broken Bow wed Miss Sweeney of Pullman at the Catholic church Wednesday morning. The young couple are well and favorably regarded in their communities.
Acknowledgments pour in from residents and well wishers as a local figure receives warm congratulations and best wishes from neighbors and community members. The note highlights broad support and community ties.
The World-Herald notes some say ads are too expensive, while a progressive businessman cannot afford to be without them. It argues that a good advertisement costing from 50 to 60 dollars per month will sell far more goods than a salesman's salary justifies.
Epworth League will hold an exchange next Saturday starting at 2 pm at the store of I L Acheson. The notice asks for patronage and participation from the community.
Rev I E Nolte announces that Rev Ruth Palmer a voted missionary and temperance worker will speak at Fairview church Sunday morning at 11 o clock Rev Nolte will fill his regular appointments at Valley in the morning and Unity in the afternoon
Nebraska Land and Auto Company announces another car load of Ford automobiles on the way and nearing arrival, inviting customers to view and purchase once they arrive.
A Fall storefront by Billy Hamilton features eye catching displays including colored un breakable glass sets and metalized glass. A curio item named armuadlli shell appears among various goods while Night housekeeping ideas fill other windows. Ai Hance residents enjoy the up to date variety store offering a gore of this kind catering to their needs.
Ford automobiles grow common in the area with recent sales to Hunter & Jodence J. E. Gregg Oscar O Bannon Wil of Alliance Dr McEwen Banker K L Pierce and Liveryman Wood of Hemingferd following a sale noted in The Herald last week.
An unusual curio shown in the Pair store window is an armadillo hide fashioned into a basket. The origin country is unknown and Billy claims Roosevelts sent it to him.
Major M. L. C. Funkhouser of Chicago and Vice President Captain Thorburn of Lincoln's Farmers and Merchants Ins. Co. toured the area with S. A. Barclay and State Agent Captain Thorburn. They praised the region after touring three counties and the city, noting favorable prospects for the insurance business. Jack Riordan, a sergeant under Captain Thorburn in the Philippines, also joined the visit.
Reports from Minatare Free Press and Scottsbluff Herald conflict on a road accident last Friday near Scotts Bluff. One says a nine year old was killed after an automobile with no plate ran him over. another says a fifteen year old was struck by a slow moving car driven by Henry Schmode and trampled. The exact age and circumstances remain unclear.
Alliance reports of widespread scarlet fever fear were exaggerated. The city physician states there were a few cases with three deaths, but not the large outbreaks claimed. No contagious disease remains active in Alliance at this time.
Two bases remain under quarantine but are currently well or recovered with no danger to others. The city physician orders thorough fumigation before the quarantine is removed.
A Hastings wedding today unites Miss Lula Hadden and Guy Eastman at the bride’s parental home. Miss Hadden, formerly with International Harvester, weds Ardmore S C banker Guy Eastman. Brides maid Miss Hattie Baker traveled from Hastings on No 44 Tuesday. The couple plan a Colorado honeymoon and will reside in Ardmore.
About nine oclock Wednesday morning switch engine 1665 derailed just east of the stock track switch. Switchmen W H Talbitter and E W Owens rode on the engine front and were buried under it before being dug free. Owens had minor injuries while Talbittor suffered 90 broken bones and a possible broken leg, later treated at Dr Bellwoods office and Mercy hospital. He is reported as getting along nicely.
Auction notice for June 4 1910 at 1 80 p m selling four yearling colts six two year olds six four year olds seven five to ten year olds mostly broke saddle horses ten brood sows due to farrow soon several milk cows auctioneer H P Coursey titled as auc
On Friday a freight train wreck near Abingdon caused two locomotives and seven cars to derail. Two tank cars held whiskey that spilled into the street. guards watched the liquor overnight as Abingdon remains a dry town. A separate notice seeks a lost sorrel gelding with diamond brand to be returned.
The Mercy Hospital sisters designate June 18 as tag day with Miss Mary O Keefe Mrs W D Rumer and Mrs John Brennan leading three assistants each all wearing tags while soliciting donations to fund the new hospital opening July 1. Donors receive a tag to wear for the day and the event seeks liberal city support for the mercy project.
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