JOHN T. FREDERICK and COMPANY
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
Rooms 222, 225, 227 Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Nebr.
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June 11th.
The weather Is very hot, dry and
dusty. Everybody want to Bee a
good rain.
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Rev. Sumner preached twice at the
Caruenter church Sunday, with a
good attendance.
J. C. Wright and family, G. G.
Clark and family and Mr. and Mrs.
R. K Reddish took dinner at the J.
C. Hawkins home and attended
church.
Miss Heuluh Reddish was visiting
Dollle Hugaanau Sunday
Miles liagaman took dinner Sun
day at the Coker home
Miss Bonnie Hagumnn Is attend
ing Normal in llian.
June 17.
The weather Is still dry and hot
and everybody is crying for rain.
W s. Coker, wife and children,
took dinner at the G. G. Clark home
Sunday.
MUi Uotlte Hagaman and Unci
James Underwood were callers at
the Shepherd home Sundpy after
noon. Clyde Coker and brother Ray
were calling at tlu Hale home Sun
day. Auntie Malley started for Toledo,
Ohio, Sunday noon and was acconi
panted part of teh way by her son.
Perry. She expects to remain all
summer
Mrs. Large or Alliance Is visiting
thbs week at the G. G. Clark home.
Miss Utile Coker and brother
John visited Sunday night at the
home of W S. Coker.
John and l.lzsie Coker were call
ers at the G. G. Clark home Sun-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Nason. from
Alliance, are visiting at Herb Nas
on's this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Lorance. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Crawford and baby
Helen were Sunday visitors at Ar
thur Bomgardner's
Wm. Kust Jr. took a load of fat
hogs to market last Saturday.
A light shower with a few hall
tones came last Sunday but we
would like some more moisture with
out the hail.
Let everybody remember the
school meeting Monday. June 30.
Fred and Herman Uroa tvisited
Leon and Bernard West after Sun
day school Sunday.
Mrs. Wehr Is enjoying a visit with
a sister from Maryland.
let all remember preaching serv
ice at the church next. Sunday, at
10 o'clock. Sunday school immediate
ly after.
A number of our people attends
the funeral of Mrs. Bauer last Thurs
day. We extend sympathy to the
bereaved relatives,
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June 18th.
Mrs. M. J. Harrington and Charley
Trimble were in Alliance Saturday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hash-
man, on Friday, a boy.
One of the George men was in
Alliance Saturday.
Mrs. Beulah Harrington was in
Alliance Friday and Sat ui day.
H II Smite whs in town on Sat
urday.
Henry I'horltou came from town
Saturday night and styaed all night
and all day Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Wells and Mrs. Nelse
of Berea were In Alliance Saturday.
K. Purtnton went to town one
day last week to have some dental
ork done.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11. Smlce made
a trip to Alliacne to get two lead's
of potatoes Monday.
Leap year is gone, and the boys
will have to ask the girls. The girls
can't ask the boys to marry them.
Miss M. Klcken was In Alliance
Saturday.
A. L. Davis' oldest you made a
flying trip to Alliance and had a
short conversation with the Powell
boys on Saturday.
W. I). Harrington was in Alliance
Tuesday on business
W. O. Harrington and Albert Iore
autoed out to H. H. Smice's on busi
ness Tuesday.
Mr. Newberry of Alliance autoed
out north of Alliance when he ran
out of gasoline, and had to walk
back to the old Benjaaiin place to
telephone to town.
Alice FurrniHii came out and took
Mr. Burns to Alliance in the auto
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Derr were at
Minatare Saturday.
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION
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June th.
Mr Ouulap and girls went to Alli
ance Monday returning Wednesday.
John Burns la able to be up part
of the time now, which we are very
glad it note.
Edwin Dunlap went down to Mr.
Sharp's Friday to work.
Government Service Examinations to
Be Held at Alliance
The following civil service exam
inations will be held at Alliance on
the dates given with the salarie
stated. Full particulars can be se
i uretl from J. fi. Johnston, local sec
retary, at the Alliance post office.
July 2. Photographer for plant
specimens, male, $720 to $840. Med
ical interne, government hospital for
the insane, $00. laboratory aid
and engineer, male, $800 to $!00.
Veterinarian, male, $1,400.
July 2-3. Hull draftsman, male,
$ioo and $1500. Mechanician and
laboratory assistant, male, $1000
and $1400.
July 16. Ubrary cataloguer, $75
per month. Nautical expert, malt?,
$1000. Assistant In plant histology,
male. $1200 to $1620. Seed ware
house man, male, $:mmi to $1200. Sub
inspector of powder, male, $6.40 per
day. Chemist, male, $1600. Prepar-
ator in biology, male, $00 per month.
Telephone operator, $660 to $720.
July 16-17. Hull draftsman, male,
$1800.
July 21. Senior architect, male.
$3,000 to $4,800. Senior mechanical
eugineer, male, $.1,000 to $4,800. Sen
ior inspector of motive power, male,
$1800 to $.!600. Senior Inspector of
car equipment, male, $1800 to $.1600.
Senicr structural engineer, male,
$3,000 to $4,800. Senior civil engin
eer, male. $3,000 to $4,800. Senior
elettii al engineer, male, $;i,000 to
$4,800. Senior railway signal engin
e i . male. $3,000 to $4,800.
July 23 Railway signal enginct r.
male, $1,080 to $1,500. Electrical en
gineer. male, $1,808 to $1,500. Civil
engineer, male. $1,200 t $1,500. Struc
tural engineer, male. $1,808 to $1,500.
Inspector of car equipment, male.
$1,200 to $1,500. Inspector of motive
powt i . tiMile, $1,200 to $1,600. Me
chanical engiueer. male, $1,0X0 to
$1,500. Architect, male $1,080 to $1
500. Aug. 20-21. Assistant, men, teach
er, men and women. Industrial teach
er, men. $1,200 to $3,000.
P. A. Cnristenson. fireman in the
heater room at the railroad, receiv
ed a telegram Monday morulng stat
ing lhart his father, at Seward, Ne
braska, had died He left on the
noon train Monday with his wife
and two children. His father in a
wealthy rancher at Seward.
E R. Harrington, of Omaha, came
up Thursday, returning Friday.
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