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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
10
Local notes recount visits by E A Hall, Henry J Winten, O Weymouth, A W Muzzey, J Snoddy and others on business trips to Alliance. Mentions auto purchases, medical visits, school preparations, harvest notes, weather impacts, and upcoming events at Presbyterian and Baptist churches.
Spyder Malone Coffman Co of Omaha requests correction of two typographical errors in their recent advertisement. The initials L R Guerin were printed as C I and Matt Malone was misspelled as Matt Malone. Matt Malone remains active as a top cattle salesman on the South Omaha market with seventeen years of experience and strong reputation.
J T Emmerson of Omaha becomes roadmaster on the Alliance division. Ek E Gavin, brother of A V Gavin, stops en route to Omaha from a Scattlebull business trip. James Callender takes over Haleey operations. Ef Spradling vacates Hale sey for Denver with Mrs Spradling. Dispatcher Ro V Cox takes a layoff. their daughter will visit Broken Bow, Deadwood, and Kansas City. J B Kennedy at Ellsworth takes a layoff. Stewart fills Ellsworth. Yardmaster A D Snow's Seneca home struck by lightning. family unharmed. N Johnston moves from Broken Bow to Lincoln division. Hoenshell and Gilmore swap posts. Emerson moves to Gilmore’s vacated post. Change effective Sept 1. Johnston HQ moves to Lincoln with two schoolbound children.
W F Thiehoff assistant general manager of Omaha and Mr Youns general superintendent of Alliance led an inspection trip over the district. They left Alliance Tuesday morning with the inspection engine, were joined by Mr Weidenhamer to Edgemont, then went to Broken Bow and returned to Alliance on No 43 Wednesday noon.
F A Hively traveled to Casper on company business returning Sunday night. R W Haines claim agent of Billings is in Alliance on business.
St Matthew's Church lists services for Sunday September 10 Holy Communion at 8 a m Sunday school at 10 a m morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m in the church schedule.
Mrs. F. A. Hively entertained a group of friends Wednesday afternoon at an afternoon luncheon in honor of Mr. Coordles of Fairfield and others from Sterling. Dozens of attendees included Rev J. S Carne, Donald Root, Roy Greee, Lutrell, Patmore, Timmell, Weidenhamer, and Maxwell.
Thursday evening at the home of Jaw Wiece Misa Dorothy entertained the O B Club for Irene Seanaiuks of Omaha visiting. Della Holsten Edith Reddish Helen Hice Thelma Fitepatrick Martha Shaw and Grace Carlson attended with other Episcopal church ladies. A separate 30 birthday luncheon featured table decorations by birth year and envelopes with playful tokens. A plant party and a grove picnic near town included twenty four people from Trader group and Professor S L L Clement's visit before Chadron duties. Mrs J G Dole hosted a 1 30 luncheon with yellow white decor and guests including Pate Coleman Alter Arnold Crawford M Reynolds Hodgen A Reynolds Gaddis Kuhn Lunn Show Tiller and others.
The treasurer's report for the City Mission covers the month ending August 31 1916 showing receipts and expenditures totaling 100 dollars 38 cents. The document records cash on hand and disbursements to mission programs and operational costs.
The Civil Service board announces examinations in Alliance on October 3 and 4 for various posts including a secretary in the board, a vacancy in the Indian service at Tongue River Montana, scientific assistants, a medical interne, and an assistant engineer in forest products. October 4 5 includes junior architectural draftsman and a department of agriculture scientific assistant with salaries from 840 to 1800 dollars annually.
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