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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
8
The Herald notes missing lines from last week's Decoration Day account. It mentions Hon. 1 FR Tash as chairman, the Alliance band, a large opera house crowd, a union service, and bipartisan expressions of patriotism. Participants included Catholic and Protestant churches and laymembers.
The Herald publishes Miss Della M Reed as a county superintendent candidate and urges no opposition. It predicts multiple candidates for other county offices but urges unity to keep Reed unopposed unless a teacher is compelled into politics.
The Herald urges unanimous reelection of the official, noting her faithful and efficient service and the strong interest of the schools in retaining her in her present position. The proposal requests an unopposed renewal.
Franklin McNeill invites readers to The People’s Church a Baptist congregation inviting all to attend Sunday services. Morning topic Is Christ Coming Soon evening topic The Gospel in Song promises a man friendly service with a new musical element and a cordial invitation to Normal students and faculty to worship with them.
Thomas McCandless returns home from Mercy hospital Alliance. May 31 baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Accord. Mrs. Hucke improving after a week of care. Join Anderson returns to New Castle Wyoming. Kubler family visit from Gordon to Dr. Oliver McBuen. Nettle Uhrng bids farewell. Miss Nettie and aunt depart for Germany. L. Canfield returns from Bennett after visit. Mr. Walker and wife back to Grand Island. Mrs. L. Canfield extends visit from Bennett. Ruey Wright recovering from appendicitis. Estella Hucke improving. Mrs. Curtis visits from Sioux County with Robert Ball. Grandpa and Grandma Curry visiting Will Curry. John Armstrong travels to Omaha. illness past weeks. J H Patterson builds addition. Ward hauls lumber from Lott Bluff. Curly vs Whistle Creek ball game. A E Hann irrigating near Scottes Bluff. Father Becker conducts schoolhouse Catholic services. Drought relief hoped. memorial sermon by Rev Boyer. W E Clark returns from Lincoln where he works as painter. Beatrice Coffman from Mason City visiting Coffman and Kelly families. Curly delivers cream cans to Alliance creamery. Curly Telephone Co. plans five and a half miles of high line. County petition to voters to split Sioux County, two counties likely, seeking broader territory.
The Burlington park east of the station is praised as a beauty spot and a joy to view, a feature the Alliance area would welcome more of. The note emphasizes its charm and value as a local delight.
Morning service at 10 20 features an address on the first half of the Church Catechism. Evening service at 8 includes offertory sung by Miss Kindlebaugh and Miss Dorothy Hong. Mr Ware speaks on The Traditionalist and the Evangelist in History. Superintendent and teachers urged to bring Sunday pupils.
Hose Co No 1 Alliance Fire Department presents a dance Tuesday evening June 18 at the Phelan Opera House with Mrs Wik er at the piano. Admission 50 cents. Everybody welcome.
Rev. George C. Cromer of Louisville Kentucky will give a stereoptical lecture on Pilgrim's Progress at the Baptist church next Monday night June 12. Admission free all welcome.
Miss Jessie Elliott of Abingdon Illinois spent Saturday and Sunday with Dr and Mrs Slagle. She travels to Chadron where she will be employed as a vocal instructor at Chadron State Normal.
Mr and Mrs Geo Carrell of Hemingford joined other north siders as they traveled down to the county seat on Tuesday.
The Herald notes Miss Jessie Elliott of Abingdon Illinois visited Chadron, staying with Dr. and Mrs. Chas E Slagle. Described as one of the finest midwest singers, attendees here enjoyed her performance. The Chadron State Normal school is praised for securing her services.
A health tonic promises beauty and charm for women by curing weak nerves and preventing pimples and skin problems. Electric Bitters are said to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood and improve complexion and vitality. Available for 60 cents at F. J. Brennan's.
A printer's bull in the makeup caused Alliance Herald items about Mrs. Lane Thomas visiting Omaha and Wayne the IOOF anniversary service Mrs. Julia Hale Gordon Charley Lotspeich family ranch trip and Dr Slagle Burton Warrick to appear in the Quaker Valley column instead of Alliance local news. The paper sells for $1.50 per year.
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