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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
8
Refined snap and exclusiveness in summer oxfords offered as Barry and Hillman low shoes promise summer foot comfort. If air can frisk around the ankles over these oxfords you will enjoy real comfort and have ties that reflect the latest best last. Teather and workmanship.
Brakeman Emery visits with wife. No. 44 ran five hours late Wednesday. Mrs Don Wagner returned from Colorado. Flagman Fred Vaughn missed two trips this week due to sickness. Fireman F J Mahoney moved to the east end local. Conductor James Gaddis of Ravenna rode No 43 Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Metz and son returned from the East. Fireman L W Park transferred to the Denver line and will reside in Sterling. Brakeman C G Smith hospitalized with pneumonia. Brakeman J W Cartle requests a 30 day layoff starting June 16. not marrying. Conductor George Young off several days resting. Firemen Crabtree and Perkins left Burlington for Denver. Conductor J S Ward seeks layoff starting June 20 for 30 days. Conductor Clyde Bullock seeks later leave. Brakeman Smith gravely ill in hospital. Conrad Randall fell ill on local westbound run Wednesday. An ex-conductor who deadheaded to take a train and Randall rode No 44. Brakeman R F Morgan had a close call with tramps three miles west of Marsland. he fought off two trespassers after they mobbed a box car. Morgan and conductor used brake clubs to reach the hobos. last seen they were nursing two sore heads. Brakeman L E Dyer escaped death June 13 near Alliance yards when thrown from a car. he grabbed a brake wheel and broke a leg bone, then stood and rode to Alliance Hospital, thankful it was not worse.
Found in the Alliance area an ivory handled umbrella with a Lady and the Tiger head. It was a present to the owner and a reward is offered for its return by Tuesday, June 14. The finder should leave it at The Herald office.
The Herald lists subscribers and visitors including Rev. I E Nolte and Rev J L Vallow traveling to Rushville for a ministerial meeting. A new cement sidewalk, piano purchases, and various local business visits fill the week's community diary with plans for Temple events and the upcoming Sells Floto show.
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