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   Atlantic Messenger (Newspaper) - September 8, 1904, Atlantic, Iowa                                S The Tear Wft Commence Now on Stma Work Added to Tho Eleventh Grides School Corpt On Monday of next week the public schools of Atlantic will commence work for another Judging by the effort that has been made and the salaries which are being paid the year should be a good When the pupils assemble on Mon day morning they will find most ot the room occupied by the teachers who were there last Two of the teach Misses Jones and Owen have mar ried during their vacations and there new ones Miss Duwe goes to Walnut and in her place is also a new In the high school only of the teachers of last year will be Misses Temple and But there will be a third who has been in the schools Miss Erickson hav ing been principal of the high school during the year of 1902 In addition to these will be Misses Baldwin and Lewis who will begin work in the At Both are ladies of ex and will find the work they have to do much the same as that which they have been The board have tried conscientious ly to secure good teachers for the places they had to In the princi of the west side building made vacant by the marriage of Miss Jones they have placed Miss Byrde a teacher of several years successful She comes with excellent recommend The schools are beginning a little earlier than has been the custom in the past and it is likely that the at tendance will not be quite up to nor mal on the start from the fact that many of the especially those in the high school are employed in the canning But it was thought better that this should be done rather than to carry the work so far into the The high school course has been broadened to some In the eleventh and twelfth grades there is now an opportunity to work along There is to be one years work in book keeping and one half years work in commercial law and commercial geo Neither of these branches can be taken the pupil has completed the work of the tenth which in cludes two years in The commercial work may be substituted for language in the lafat two During the vacation the buildings have been repaired inside and out and permanent walks have been laid in front of the east and central build Nothing has been done as yet toward making connections with the sewer system and it is not likely that this will be done until another In the matter of looking after those children who come within the scope of the compulsory education the board have hired a special officer for that purpose who will be on the look out for any who be out of By an amendment to the law last winter the time was made four months and the school work is to commence with the beginning of the school It is the Intention of the board to see that the provisions of the law are complied with in every Following is a complete list of the teachers for the year er with the rooms in which they will be found at HIGH SCHOOL Martina Math am a tics Anna Civics and Commercial Work Laura Latin and Ger man Nellie English Sarah Science and Ger man CENTRAL BELOW HIGH SCHOOL Blanche 8th Grade Amanda 8th Grade Kittle 7th Grade Margaret 7th Grade Pearle 1st Grade BAST SIDE SCHOOL Lulu 6th Grade Augusta 5th Grade Jennie 4th Grade Fannie 3rd Grade Grace 2nd Grade Gussie 1st Grade WEST SIDE SCHOOL Byrd Gth Grade Georgia 5th Grade Mary 4th Grade Ada 3rd Grade Fannie 2nd Grade Anna let Grade GRANT SCHOOL Margaret 5th Grade Corrie 3rd Grade Bessie 2nd Grade 1st Grade Josephine Music Froit Datei All Cass county and fact almost every county in Iowa just now is concerned about the coming of the frost at best is not far away Only since 1894 has the frost king remained out of his domain until after the first of The first time was that year and the other as in when he did not come till fter there had been a heavy snow torm along about the twentieth of e Usually the first of October sees the orn field marked by the remembrance his earlier though It often that he does not reach the until about the time of the full The weather department notes two inda of frosts the first being any rost no matter however This Dually proceeds the other which is as a Killing frost which comes rom two weeks to a month With but one exception during the ast ten years September has seen ome In 1894 there was no rost at all during of The following shows the mes of the first frost and also of the illing First Frost wo Ladles Had Placet on tke Library After long months of crimination nd recrimination the contest over ho should be the members of the brary board was settled Tuesday vening by the confirming of the ames of Miss Temple and of This is the sixth time the names had Men proposed to the city council and that evening they had been voted own by a majority of one Some me ago Councilman Johnson had to the that if he would two of the ladles and ole he would vote with the other hree members and bring the matter to Up to last Tuesday night he mayor did not see but he seems o have concluded that half a loaf was letter than none and so made the as Those in favor were Hynes and Opposed were Burnea and This la supposed to mark the close f one of the most stubbornly main contests that the city legislators ave had for many a By the action of Tuesday night there are now wo ladles on the board which Is not y any means an unusual It is that there has been so iuch disturbance over the matter and lat so much feeling has been engen 894 895 895 897 898 899 JOO 901 902 903 Killing Froat 18 23 27 6 20 19 20 8 17 11 13 14 17 17 9 12 16 With this as a basis it will be seen hat the average time for a killing rost the last ten years has been It will also be seen lat during that time there have been nly two years that the frost has held IT past that date and the lateness of rost on those two years was almost However that consti utes of the time and should hold off this year It would mean iore than CROP For ending Des The past week was slightly cooler lan the daily average tempera ure being 1 to 2 degrees below nor The state was copiously watered all which will insure ample all pasturage and put the soil in good for Some local amage resulted from severe wind but the aggregate of loss will ot be The bulk of the corn was prostrated came up quick with favorable conditions follow ng the As a whole the corn rop has done fairly well during the The progress of the crop toward maturity has been more uneven than usual in the same and In the ame Reports from all sources the previous statement that wo thirds or more of the corn crop will need normally till he close of September to be from damage by killing The more ad fields show of earlier Fall plowing is belag Cat ing wild grass crop of ame hay in Applea and pe yield Last afternoon the COB relational held a Kea at the beautiful hone of Dr and OB Beat Seveata The usual were aid a moat enjoyable after noon waa The waa mad Beautiful with aid the dining room waa especially Tke able decorations were rod Those were Frank John Arthur Mra Berk Frazler and Mia Mamie Findley and most delightful two course waa These gatherings are very enjoyable aa well aa and also take the place of a ver swell society and Mra as are very charmin people and their home was made we come to a great number of THE FALL TERM BEGINS College Owned of The Atlantic Commercial College their fall term this week with n attendance larger than of any pre ious Up to the present time against the Carnival hey have enrolled twenty and about s many more have arranged to enter t different times during the present The outlook for the year IB very They bave students from Cum erland and a number from the coun y and Neill of Indianola ar Monday and has taken up his Hie wife will come as soon as a suitable feill will have charge of the normal rork and assist in the Business de Hard Goal per ton on City scale weight if Soft coal proper The Commercial Exchange have aken hold of the first Annual Reunion nd Old Picnic to be held at September The first wo days lor old soldiers and the last day for the old settlers This is the first gathering of the kind n Audubon county and the county is up In consequence The Exchange have ordered a large number of tents that will be rented at a nominal cosk to all Good speakers have been procured for the occasion and good entertainment is All of amusement have been so thai entertainment will be afforded all the A monster pa rade of old and a of 100 man and women will be given before noon of ihe second and a sham battle in the A is given to old old or anyone out aide of the to be aad participate IB tke fun aad go ed time sure to be The general report that I am out of the business la not true except for two yeara IB the towa of Energetic men to solicit applications for the Prudential Insurance Company have several good exper not particulars John Smith Cum berland The of Mary home waa twelve and onehalf miles of Atlantic was held Tuesday afternoon of thia had been sick for about two months with lung She leaves a little child two years and nine months old and a husband besides numerous other The families of both and are among the earliest settlers in the was a lady who made many and In no way waa thla more clearly shown than In the large Bumber of people who attended the The procession waa a mile and a half In Because of the large number who attended the funeral and the pleasantness of the day the services were held on the beautiful lawn In front of the The Fall The effort la being made to have a Fall in Atlantic this There Is a Valid reason why it should not be But that la true with many In but few instances do we find any kind of an enterprise that has no objectional features about By objectional features is meant no reasons why it should not It does not mean something wrong in The festival as planned by the com who worked out its scheme is as free from anything that la wrong morally as it seemed to them possible to make Practically every one of the business men felt that there had been enough of the license that has been a part of some of car On that account they were conscientiously opposed to them and stated their opinions frankly and The only question at issue now is does the best interests demand that something should be done to bring the people to Atlantic and as the festival is planned the best means of doing On both these points there la some thing of a difference of It is practically true that the majority of merchants believe that At should do something to get the It Is also true that from the standpoint of its moral effect the merchants are a unit in the idea that the festival as planned is what it should There are some who believe that the plans cannot be carried out For all these every one should entertain that respect that Is due all people who have convictions on any subjects and for them the Messenger does hold a high The reason that we have urged are entirely out of place for the moat part in reference to the The expediency of it and the ability to finance are reticent They are the main ques tions of difference now and the oppo sition as the writer sees it is based on that Both of these can not be determined by Experience alone will settle the There is a course that who do not have faith in the wisdom of the plans that might be taken that would meet Lho are in favor of it and at the same time would not place them in a com prising That is those who do not feel that they can afford to contribute fees should be not cen sured because they do Those who can afford it but do DO believe it to he wise business policy to do eo entertain the same On the other hand let those who feel that the thing should be pushed for all that there is in it have a proper respect for honest difference of On the part of all let there be no knocking and whether the scheme succeeds or falls it will not prove a bad thing to the business men them It is true in Atlantic that there are some who are not From one reason or another they do not have what is termed public For them but little or nothing can be The some times to succeed in their selfish But if they really do is a At any rate it is useless to try to do anything with them and the beat way is to pay no attention to them in any way The question ia BOW up to Ihe merchants and men of In another column may be found the report of the committee who were appointed to the tasks of the From that report which did not meet with a aingle objection from the stand point of ita moral tone may be determined what the committee aad believe to be If you endorse it lend a helping If you feel that you cant give anything aay a good word for A united effort along this line will make it a success If the idea ie one that the people of Cas county THE LAWS Court Convened TMi Bur Cam Court convened on Tuesday of this week with Judge Green The petit jury was not called for duty until next week when It is expected that the jury work will The Grand Jury began Us investi gation yesterday There is a much larger grist of cases investigation than is Up to the present no report has been made and it is not today when the report will be In the court there have been no cases of general interest and in fact none of cases on the docket this term of very great The following is the assignment of the cases so far as given FIRST A Sept 7th 6044 Sarah McConvil va McConvill 6045 Sarah McConvill va Edward McConvill Sarah McConvill 6056 6142 6129 6055 6135 6136 6147 Edward McConvill Sept 9th Gerlach vs Gerlach et al FIRST LAW Sept Peter vs Hunter Sept Appleman vs Cocharne Armstrong vs Mike Welter Sept Maynes vs Ry Havens vs Weston Sept Anita Bank V8 eight et al EDITOR CHASE HURT T brown out of a Boggy While Driving Sunday riDs While Chase of the Demo crat and his wife were out riding late in the afternoon Sunday he was thrown from the buggy and sustained two broken ribs together with a badly in jured face and other In coming down Chestnut street when in front of store the horse started up a little suddenly and in going over one of the numerous ridges left by the the buggy gave a lurch that caused Chase to lose his balance and fall out of the The other occupants of the buggy Chase and a little son of Jeck were thrown off the seat down into the front ot the The horse started off at a pace but Art who is something of a sprinter ran and caught the horse before any further damage was Chase was taken home and medi ate attention was given him and by Tuesday morning he was again at his CDP GOES TO Atlantic Boys Bond at he Atlantic Hose back from Corning with only enough off victory to smooth down appointment at not being to the cup with Tbf of the prizes captured which is not Because of the number of the com teams and also the large number of events not all ot ihe took and as H they did not finish until it waa that they could not be In general the boys are very satisfied with the received though in one or two in stances they do not feel that they a fair For some reason this year did not make its usual good record and all of its winnings the The races in i participated are as follows The cup race was won by Atlantic getting Hook and ladder dale and Atlantic tied and tbe Hub and hub Cl Atlantic Shenandoah Association and silver cup racer Clarinda Atlantic Coupling contest The tournament next year will be held at PREVENTS A Iwo by Cool Heroism of a Boy and Two of two young Lulu the lives of party of wusi hurled from Into the feet when the horse which they rore ing Faust ami her of Auburn of Grand unC her for Two mUre of tley started to the Sogar when the horse been me which off the As the vehicle fell the of the i to tte of the nor hands she contrived to pull up to the top r bridge way over it and down the She found her sister Uia in the ood ing Bowmans they saved child and then and had been under the In the One nay That Beat St Sept of es position were broken Labor Day persons passed ttue This it is efi the on Labor at the Columbian exposition SB when visitors wew by the Fifteen of military the Lumbermen encamped on not included ti tbe Low Via Chicago Great Western To points in Wash California and Western Can Tickets on sale dally from Sep tember 15th to October For further information apply to any Great Western Agent or The Fall At the time of going to press the matter of the fall festival mention of which waa made last week is still in The business men are not a unit on the question and there is still some feeling that the will be unable to raise as much money as they feel ought to be secured to make the event a success from every stand The meeting of the business men last Friday night demonstrated this but the majority believed that something ought to be done ana this week the efforts have been exercised along that It will be known in a short time if the festival will be If it IB it will occur during the third week ol Any of the surrounding towns trade eau buy lumber of in any amount at wholesale delivered at their station free of Do your eyes trouble you Fall and winter reading are not far Intelligent care See Semon es of He is qualified and Worthing The home of Rasmussea of Anita was the scene of a quiet wee ding last evening at which time her sister Mayme Worthing anu R were joined lu The bride is the daughter county aud tor Worthing and wife and is well known both in this city and She has a wide circle of a in the county who wil wish her joy in her married He h is a prosperous farmer who lives in Dexter where they will make their future Only the Immediat relatives of the contracting partie were ITALIAN BOY IS may He a Case of Hh by two Vnknown Into another Italian baa been to the 8 nn of nn employed br bad disappeared and of toe boy has been was norms a when two him In the who BBII uiui of to Italians in tbe nnd all became when the Herb In R Sept of Santa Fe Clerk Charles hue tumble to submit a ttu the anil a when the him of Heavy The Fe Wivter nnd Lipht company payment of due from the and to turn pie unless Its complied General Brown histories of the Eighth ami Ninth gan and tlie have boon nj for of the Blanks on will or the lag tbo  

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