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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
7
W D Harrington and others visited homes around Alliance this week while neighbors note weather turning stormy, farming shifts, and petty moves. Chris Yeager suffers a farm plow accident but is not seriously hurt as Ray Ely and Gene Walsworth relocate households and workers.
Report indicates visiting Coker family enjoyed four good times despite rain. Mies Listle Coker stayed over Tuesday and Wednesday due to wet weather. Marion Shepherd and sister Mine Rorsle called at the W. E. Coker home Friday. Lee Marsh and wife with a baby visited Sunday. Miss Aylward has sewn for Mrs Ralph Worley this past week.
Mr Lynch returns from town and seeks to sell his farm half a mile north of town due to failing eyesight. Geo Robinson returns to his farm one and a half miles north after medical treatment in Scottsbluff. Harry Felters moves his family into Andrew Stoner’s hotel and reports good trade. A large crowd attended Saturday night’s dance with a good time noted.
Dr. Shock arrives as new postmaster at Strasburger after J B Strasburger resigns. Two newborn boys born to Mr and Mrs McMillian and Mr and Mrs Eckerle with doctors Molzahn and in attendance. Local residents L F E Hughes and P F Sandoz travel and health updates. Wm Hunzicker moves from Alliance to farm near Strasburger as farmers prep season. small grain work continues and chicken prod under Mrs H S Wright.
The item notes springtime cheer as farmers and housewives keep busy with plowing and broomwork. Mrs G G Clark visits Mrs W Coker and a rain shower accompanies a business trip to the sand hills. Local families share visits and Sunday meals with Elden and Helen Coker and Winnie Berry of Almance joining Downey and Mabel Carey.
Miss Leah Kraemer reviews a diverse program in "Music from the Long Ago to the Now" for the April Normalite. A Methodist primary department entertainment featured Jas on and Leonard Hayes Bobby and Betty Barker and Herbert Myers. Arbor Day 1919 marks a major Peru achievement with student faculty and citizens clearing twenty-five to thirty acres to form a park. The May Festival on May 22 promises top attractions led by Adalyn Blankenship Esther May Plum Moses James Brynes Herbert Witherspoon and the Adelphian Quartet with the Messiah Oratorio.
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