Most Modern Shining Parlor in Alliance for Ladies and Gentlemen
The article notes a drive by the ladies’ club to Mrs G M Banks’s home 22 miles northeast, praising her hosting. It mentions Heminford baseballs in Cosserd county with a 5 to 4 score for the vieivingen, and reports a farewell for Mrs Matilda Armstrong and son Ted to Omaha for winter schooling with a watermelon farewell. Also notes a tent meeting by Rev Littrel and Rev Elliott moving to the Methodist church, a missionary society supper program, and Hemingford public school opening with named staff, plus annual Spud Day on Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Banks
Banka
Heminaford
Cosserd County
Matilda Armstrong
Ted
Omaha
Littrel
Elliott
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
R. L. Embree
Florence Dulle
Marsland Notes Busy Week of Travel and Local News
Mrs E T Gregg spent the week in Denver and Golden Colorado visiting friends. Henry Hollinrake threshing with a machine moved from Hemingford. Mrs E T Enyeart in Alliance midweek. Mr and Mrs Sam Bly of Tecumseh visiting Mrs Bly’s aunt Belle Mayeart in Marsland. Mrs Join Grommett and son Lloyd of Crawford spent the weekend here. Ernest Young bought the Bouck elevator from Bert Bouck and took possession. Miss Mildred Hollinrake and Herman Huntley wed at Edgemont South Dakota. Charles Greeg shipped a carload of stock to Omaha last Saturday. Smith Brothers of Kangacy City shipped eleven cars to Kansas City. Hubert McLaughin returns from Alliance hospital and is well. Rev Mr Williams left for Morrill to take new appointment. Mrs Williams and children moving. Mrs Harry Bedient to return as father ill in Benedict. School opened September 6. Miss Ruby Milne of Chadron visiting Marsland. plans to move to Morrill for high school. Ray Thendaham home from two weeks vacation. back as night operator. Steve Arrants and Jim Fox visited Hemingford. Miss Ethel Arbuthnot returned home from Wyoming homestead. Harley Miller at parental home in Alliance. Miss Lara Hawkins entertained at Methodist church. attendance light due to poor advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.T. Gregg
Denver
Golden
Colo
Henry Hollinrake
Hemingford
E. T. Enyeart
Traine
Sam Bly
Tecumseh
Neb
Mra
Bly
Mre
Belle Mayeart
Grommett
Lloyd
Crawford
Marsland
Ernest Young
Bouck
Bert Bouck
Mildrred Hollinrake
Herman Huntley
Edgemont
Miss Hollinrake
Huntley
Burlington Railroad
Charles Greeg
Omaha Market
Smith Brothers
Kangag City
Kansas City
Hubert McLaughin
Alliance
Mr. Williams
Morrill
Benedict
Ruby Milne
Chadron
Williaise
Ray Thendaham
Steve Arrants
Jim Fox
Ethel Arbuthnot
Wyoming
Harley Miller
True Miller
Lara Hawkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Hawkins
English inventor offers wooden cup with rubber feet
An Englishman creates a wooden cup with rubber feet to prevent slipping, aiding one armed people to eat. The device uses a simple, stable design aimed at practical daily use.
Bargain Piano and Player Piano Offered by Knight Campbell
A Denver based music firm invites readers near Alliance to declare interest in a piano or a player piano stored nearby. The ad pitches a low price, reduced storage and freight costs, and easy terms, urging quick replies to secure ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Denver
Knight—Campbell Music CO
Colorado
Jinks and Jenks Reunite in Mildly Charged Quip
Jinks and Jenks greet after years, exchanging sly quips about Mrs Jenks and a joke on chickens. The exchange includes a brief, tense aside about conscience and a casual farewell as they part.
The Stilled Voice Judge Gray in Mississippi Court
An old colored man asks the judge if he has a charge as the court is about to adjourn. The judge reassures him there are no charges filed, while the man expresses worry about his conscience. The scene captures a tense minor moment in a Mississippi courtroom.
Prize-line winner earns beginner cast title
A husky contender claimed the prize line in a beginner class before advancing to the arena center where his banded gesture and cordial farewell framed the moment as he said, if I don’t see you again, hello.
The Inevitable Result
A teacher posed a riddle about family money asking students to compute the result of a father giving twenty dollars to the mother and reclaiming five dollars. The exercise sparked discussion on subtraction and word problems in class.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Box Butte
Mary Coll
Fawntine Johnson
Anna Heath
Gertrude Delsing
Mamie Acker
Leona Lemons
Nebraska
Mecxuedy’s
Indestructibl
Alliance the Works
George Mintzer
Inspector B&q
Jinks
Jenks
Holland
First State Bank
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