Local notices and memorial events briefed in Atlantic area
Wm Scholl and J F Gissibl bought cars delivered last week. Mrs Barrett and daughter Anita from Kellogg visit Kellogg area. Dr and Mrs Macklin of Stuart travel for family illness. James McVey sold his car to Lawrence Rogier. Henry Dietterick visits family from Griswold. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Crandle died soon after birth. Crandle remains critical. Grover Babcock charged with white slave traffic in federal court. John W Foster of Guthrie Center runs for State Senate with likely no opposition. Second band concert draws large crowd despite short program for a class play. Henry Wiley accused murderer moved to Atlantic jail. Ladies entertain Miss Robinson from England at Mrs Frank Bell’s near Wiota. Memorial Day observed by Logan Lodge K P. parade to Evergreen Cemetery. Wm A Calvey visits Anita. memories of past printing days noted. Memorial Day events at Anita with G A R ceremony and band.
Social and visiting notes from the city
Ge o Burberry was in the city yesterday. J W Budd took possession of his new restaurant last week. H L Carey returned from a business trip to Omaha Tuesday evening. Mrs A L Saxton and her mother have gone to Canada for a brief visit. There was a social dance at the home of Geo Scholl Jr Saturday evening. Mrs Bannick and children were Sunday visitors at Mrs Augusta Simon. Mrs W W Eller is spending the week in Council Bluffs with daughter Mrs Gardner. Francis Kohn and wife and Park Kinsey and wife were Sunday visitors at Henry Simon's. G W Preston and family of Avoca visited in the city this week at B D Forshay's. S s Kohl of Harlan and Mrs Francis Kohl were visitors at Mrs A Simon's. Elmer Halsey and brother Rev ce Halsey were in the city the past week, called home by their father M W Halsey. Miss Ruth Kohl and Miss Grace Hilig of Shelby visiting Mrs Augusta Simon and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Scholl, Jr
Francis Kohn
Park Kinsey
Henry Simon
Elmer Halsey
Rev
Ce. Halsey
City
M. W. Halsey
Ruth Kohl
Grace Hilig
Shelby
Augusta Simon
B. D. Forshay
D. R. Forshay
G. M. Adair
G. W. Preston
Avoca
Linderman Harris Wedding at Harris Home
At the Harris country home on May 21 Miss Ruby Harris married J. A. Linderman. Rev D I Hower officiated before about eighty guests with Leona Linderman playing the wedding march. The couple now reside on a farm near Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harris
Ruby
J. A. Linderman
Leroy M. Linderman
Leona Linderman
D. IL. Hower
M. E. Church of
Massena
Mrs. Linderman
Atlantic
Harlan Visitors Call on Guy Smith and Family
F D Kohl and wife Augusta Simon and Misses Bertha and Minnie Simon visited the home of Guy Smith and his wife on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Kohl
F. Koh
Harlan
Augusta Simon
Bertha
Minnie Simon
Guy Smith
Lines of Thought Sparks in Temperance World
Excerpt from the Temperance World features reflections titled Lines of Thought. Quotations on hope courage and virtue are attributed to Beech er Von Knebel Horace Mann and Bible verses. The piece emphasizes hope as light and medicine for despondent souls and notes the value of deeds over words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Knebel
Beecher
Congo Church Directory Announces Meetings and Concert
The Congo church calendar lists Prayer meeting each Wednesday and Ladies Aid Thursday with officer elections. Sunday evening program by children follows a collection for Sunday School work. June 13 features an orchestral concert by the Grinnell School of Music Orchestra of 27 players led by Reader Miss Meyer and soloist Paul F. Sprague. tickets cost 25 and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnel School of Music
Meyer
Paul F. Sprague
Barn Dance at Burd Home Near Lincoln Center
Community members invited to a barn dance hosted by Mr Burd at his home one and a quarter miles south of Lincoln Center and one mile east. The event promises a good time and is organized by a local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burd
Lincoln Center
Grand Summer Opening At Crystal Lake Draws Many
Residents from Anita and surrounding area attended the Crystal Lake resort for its grand summer opening Sunday. The excellent road conditions and pleasant weather drew a large crowd from near and far to enjoy the popular retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Lewis
Crystal Lake
1014 District Odd Fellows Convention At Anita
The 1014 district convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs met in Anita with E. W. Holmes elected president and empowered to choose a secretary and treasurer. The Atlantic meeting closed yesterday and drew a large crowd for an enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Anita
E. W. Holmes
Atlantic
Adair Resident Visits City and Paper Address Changes
Mrs. B. F. Gipple of Adair visiting in the city last week. Dr. Beaver notes a baby boy born at J. P. Peter sen's home on Monday. Col Roosevelt vindicated. nation advised to continue in routine. S. F. Cooper sends a card to change his paper’s address to Cheyenne Wyoming. Caldwell moved Kansas to California returns to Colorado City requests address update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beaver
J. P
Petersen
S. F. Cooper
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Caldwell
Kansas
California
Colorado
Colorado City
Duff and Lovell Wed in Adair Lively Nuptials
At 12 15 today at the Methodist parsonage Rev Elias Handy united Frank M Duff and Myrtle R Lovell of Adair in marriage. They were accompanied by Duff's parents and his sister and brother in law. After a two weeks wedding trip in the east they will reside in Adair where Duff will work in the livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
Elias Handy
Adair
Frank M. Duff
Myrtle R. Lovell
Wm. Dutf
T. Anderson
Duff
Pleasant social hour at Lincoln township home
The editor describes a relaxing Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Day in Lincoln township. He notes Frank enjoys many good things, but laments aging like the rest of them, sharing a light, sociable tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Day
Lincoln Township
Frank
Community Visitors and Local Movements Report
A cascade of visits and relocations across Atlantic and surrounding towns. Residents from Des Moines to Dallas Center and Manning travel to Anita, Stuart, and Adair, with several returning home from trips to California and Des Moines. Local officials note a twenty percent rise in farm land assessments.
Miss Mattie Harrison to Tour Chautauqua Circuit
Miss Mattie Harrison, longtime public school worker in Atchison Kansas, returns home briefly before joining the Chautauqua circuit under the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. On Friday June 13 Atlantic visitors in seven automobiles will reach Anita at 4 PM for a 30 minute stay, part of a Sociability Run organized by the Commercial Club to greet the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Harrison
Atchison, Kansas
Chautauqua Circle
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Atlantic
Anita
Commercial Club
Centry
Santa Wellcome
Way couple embarks on extended pleasure trip for a year
N. W. Way and his wife left today for a lengthy trip that could keep them away from Anita for about a year. They will visit northeastern Iowa for several weeks, travel through the eastern states, and end at their Pennsylvania home. The pair has traveled together only once before in over thirty years, and friends here wish them a restorative voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Way
Anita
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Way
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Scholl
J. F. Gissibl
J. W. Macklin
Stuart
James McVey
Lawrence Rogier
Henry Dietterick
Griswold
Leslie Crandle
Grover Babcock
McPherson
John W. Foster
Guthrie Center
A. M. Met Fall
Audubon
Luthrie
Dallas
Foster
Opera House
Henry Wiley
Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Frank Bell
Wiota
Miss Robinson
England
Logan Lodge
No. 190
K. of P
Evergreen Cemetery
Wm. A. Calvey
Bill
Atlantic Democrat
Anita Times
E. W. Blakesley
The
Tribune
March of Progress
Masonic Temple
P. A. Riekel
Clarence Nichols
Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Farmers Supply CO
Geo. Burberry
J. W. Budd
H. L. Carey
Omaha
A. L. Saxton
Canada
W. W. Eller
Mrs. Gardner
Ss. F. Kohl
Francis Kohl
A “A Simon
Linderman-Harris
Horace Mann
Congo
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. F. Gipple
Col. Roosevelt
J. D. Peterson
Maine
Ruth Turner
Oclrichi
South Dakota
C. P. Blue
Des Moines
Rev. A. Broadfoot
J. D. Young and Wife
G. W. Mallory
Dallas Center
Herman Gotch
Manning
B.D
S. H. McElfresh
C. O. Conley
Earl Gaylord
C. Ee. Faulkner
West
F. H. Parkinson
W. J. Weston
Ed. Shannon
Opal Cannon
Ollie Thornburg
Dexter
S. 8. Willison
Fred W. Herbert
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Charlottee Holmes
F. D. Joy
C. Hansen
West Anita
F. H. Stacey
Viola
W. E. Fish
Grandma Reynolds
Mabel Robison
Mrs. J. F. Robison
Edna Worthing
Chas. Hewitt Co
John Bell
Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
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