Local notes share visits and arrivals around Atlantic
Mrs Chas Hettinger returns from Newton. Ed Klemish hired by Karl Walker for the year. Grant Campbell of Atlantic Milling company in city Monday. Lee Peterson visited with RECORD animals Saturday. A H Steinmetz and S R Horton to Atlantic Saturday. Thunder last night signals spring’s approach. Glen A Kiehl to Woodbine Iowa for Roundy McMurray Cream. Family will move about May 1 due to housing. Lee Hubbel and wife Mamie visited in Atlantic. Rev M Stahl of Menlo in city greeting old friends. Mrs Clarence Jewett still ill with Miss Alma McDermott of Wiota with her. Daniel Wallace of Clarinda visited this week with J M Wallace family. Val Wiegand promotes Oxford shoes. Mrs R H Bell of Wiota at bedside of Mrs Clarence Jewett. Mrs Mabel Dillman Macklin of Stuart spending week in city. Doctor to come Saturday and stay over Sunday.
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Glen A. Kiehl
Woodbine
Iowa
Roundy-McMurray Cream Company
Mabel Dillman Macklin
Stuart
City
Local Notes On Travels And Visits Across Iowa And Nearby States
Sammy Karns heads to Florida for a trip. E. E. Wahe and family spent Sunday in Adair and surroundings. J. A. Irving and wife visited Mitchelville last week at daughter Mrs. Belle Copley’s home. Mrs. Wm. Wahe Sr. of Adair visited with her son E. E. Wahe and family. J. C. Johnson renews Record subscription for his sister Mrs. Thos. Antle in Des Moines. John C. Johnson left for Sioux Falls SD to spend several weeks possibly the spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Irving
Mitchelville
Belle Copley
Wm. Wahe, Sr
Adair
E. E. Wahe
John C. Johnson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Anita notes and community updates in Cass county
Gien W. Wells returns to Anita from Earlham. W. K. Carey looked after business in Winterset. Otto Wiegand made Easter decorations. Jennie Wiegand home from Kellogg. Mrs. Geo. Merritt of Wiota to Mayo hospital for operation. Local life notes include farm lease, millinery opening plans, and social visits. Also reports on illness, property moves, and a charity auction. Dolly the mare dies at nearly thirty. Special notice for Dr Wilton Elery accounts. Majestic stove trial by Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Merritt
Wiota
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Arcorp payment to daughter via S C Turner
S C Turner pays for the Arcorp one year sent to his daughter Mrs S W Armbrest in Des Moines. A straw stack on C F Schwenneker farm was struck by lightning and destroyed during last night’s storm. H H Battersby died at his Lewis home aged 72 after long Iowa and Cass county residence since 1880. Mrs L J Bean returns to Anita after illness at J A Cooper’s home. The town clean up effort begins in earnest. F O Worthing confined at home after a fall but recovering. Harvey Wagner changes address from 221 Adams to 466 Sumner St Portland Oregon. J C C Voorhees visited Atlantic Monday. V C O Gipple paid for the RECORD one year. A fifty cent Sunday dinner to be served at the Stoffs Hotel. Mrs D W Faulkner and Madeline Reynolds visit Stewart Trimmer’s in Lincoln township. On March 14 Eagles Hall Atlantic hosts Kid Foster and John Doolittle wrestling match. O O Conley gains Cass County Advocate property in a real estate deal with R C Spencer.
Five year old dies in Maine after smallpox vaccination
Irving Sorrenson died at his parents home in Maine on Monday from lockjaw after smallpox vaccination. The item notes a lack of knowledge about modern systems while mentioning Millard's horse-shoeing and plow work and a jay-bird disturbance near the editor’s lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Sorrenson
Maine
Lock-Jaw
Millard’s
Adait News Booster Gets Hand Shake From President
Roy A. Stacey of Adait News shook hands with the president in a moment highlighted by the White House, where even a simple handshake is noted as restricted. The scene underscores the booster’s push aboard the Great White Way as he pursues his stated goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register-Leader
Roy A. Stacey
The
Adait News
White House
Anita merchants mail circular to patrons in territory
A group of Anita business men has issued a circular letter mailed to regular and prospective patrons within the Anita territory. The move is viewed as a strong method to gain new and increased business and is expected to yield positive results if properly executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Hettinger
Newton
Klemish
Karl Walker
Grant Campbell
Atlantic Milling Company
Lee Peterson
Record Animals
A. H. Steinmetz and
S. R. Horton
Atlantic
Lee Hubbel
Mamie
Rev. M. Stahl
Menlo
Clarence Jewett
Alma McDermott
Daniel Wallace
Clarinda
J. M. Wallace
Val Wiegand
R. H. Bell
Anitda
Sammy Karns
Florida
J.C. Johnson
Thos. Antle
East Walnut
Des Moines
W. H. Dinsmore
Gien W. Wells
Earlham
W. K. Carey
Winterset
Val. Wiegand
Otto
Jennie Wiegand
Kellogg
W. P. Barrett
C.J. Lattig
Dana Lattig
Man Wilburn
W. J. Brown
Postal Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph
Postal People
Dollie
G. W. Fordyce
Fred M. Tidrick
Mr. Fordyce
Ralph Biggs
J.D. Henry
R. W. Sheplee
L. R. Barhan
Canada
Clark and Gocken
J. W. Piercy
Brcorp
John Eneix
Willie Reed
Mrs. W.S. Reed
F. F. Fillenworth
Avoca
Ida Dilts
J. D. Henry
Chester Wagner
Ray Vinall
Davenport
Mrs. C. B. Dorsey
A. B. Smith
Savannah, Mo
W. EE. Clark
Coon Rapids
George Murphy
John Pine
Casey
Wilton Elery
Anita Bank
Amelia Goeken
Sal&a
Cooper Sisters
Record
Wm. Aldrich
Toledo
D. Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Cass County
Frank Barber
W. E. Clark
R. H. Campbell
John C. Young
Audubon
Columbia Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Small
B. D. Forshay
M. Blakesley
W. R. Spence
D. R. Forshay
J. D. Young
Insurance Dept
Citizens Savings Bank
State of
United States Postal Funds
S.C. Turner
S. W. Armbrest
C. F. Schwenneker
H. H. Battersby
Lewis
F. O. Worthing
Harvey Wagner
W. H. Wagner, Sr
Adams
Sumner St
Portland
Oregon
J. CC. Voorhees
Stoffs Hotel
D. W. Faulkner
Madeline Reynolds
Stewart Trimmer
Lincoln Township
Eagles’ Hall
Foster
John Doolittle
O. O. Conley
R. C. Spencer
Nell Rose
Coque de Roche
Ascot Blue
Cooper
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