Atlantic Visits And Local Appointments Noted
G Miller visited Atlantic Saturday while G H Stoffs Me Moines visit last week. Mrs C T McAffee and Dr W R Koob from Brayton were in town. Mrs Frank Bontrager called from Rec ORD. D T Voorhees spent Sunday with country friends. Oliver Perry took a bakery job in Reinbeck. A big male Jersey hog for sale by Fred Hansen. Mrs Dr J W Macklin of Stuart visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Macklin
Stuart
Fred Dittman
Two Brood Mares for Sale and Local Notices
Two good brood mares listed for sale by J. W. Denny in Gray as family announcements note a nine pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Smith. The Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Hayter’s home, while Mrs. H Metcalf traveled to Beatrice for her brother D. H. Dorn’s death. W. E. Clark advertises 100 pounds of chick food at 2.22. A Council Bluffs visitor, Mrs. W. Snyder, stayed with L. J. Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Smith
H. Metcalf
Beatrice
Nebraska
D. H. Dorn
W. H. Snyder
Council Bluffs
L. J. Bean
Harold Donahue Visits City This Week
Harold Donahue, employed at the McDermott store in Stuart, was seen visiting the city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Donahue
McDermott
Stuart
Anita to Build New School Sealed Bids Sought
Sealed bids for the erection of Anita's new school will be received by J D Young secretary of the board of education until June ith when bids will be opened and final action taken Persistent effort by the ladies of Anita and vicinity for funds to purchase a lot for a library is expected to materialize This movement aims to improve Anita and should be encouraged boosted and supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
J. D. Young
Board of Education
Ith
Des Moines visits and local notices fill community page
A flurry of short notes covers visits and moves in Des Moines and surrounding towns. Practically every line notes a caller, residence change, or upcoming event from figures like A D Dean to Mrs J E Bales, with farm sales and local business promotions also mentioned.
Anita and Nearby Homemaker Moves and Community Notes
Mrs. Georgia Hendricks plans moving to a newly bought residence from E W Holmes. Perry Grinsted, once a well known Anita resident, dies suddenly of heart trouble near Wiota leaving a wife and five children. Mrs. Williams and daughter Nellie Williams visit from Des Moines to see Nellie, a local Anita teacher. S F Cooper and wife plan a lengthy stay in Wyoming visiting daughter Mrs R A Zike near Cheyenne. Rev H H King new United Evangelical pastor welcomes a surprise gathering at the parsonage with groceries and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Grinsted
Anita
Wiota
Williams
Miss Grace
Des Moines
City
Nellie Williams
Anita Public Schools
S. F. Cooper
Wyoming
R. A. Zike
Cheyenne
H. H. King
United Evangelical Church
Local Social and Travel Notes from Omaha Visitations
E. M. Crane visited Omaha while Earl Walker shipped two cars of hogs there last week. Mrs. A. D. Watkins spent Sunday with Jas. McVey and wife. Johnny Heck and family visited Henry Beel. G. F. and A. B. Stone shipped three cattle cars to Omaha Monday. Walter F. Wise and family spent Sunday with Mother Johnson. Clarence Wallace traveled to Atlantic for an uncle’s funeral. O. W. Wheatley and daughter Mrs. Skinner drove to Atlantic Sunday. Heavy Monday rain came despite lack of need. O. N. Pearce and family visited Abe Goodpasture in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Walker
Omaha
G. EF
A. B. Stone
Clarence Wallace
Atlantic
O. W. Wheatley
Mrs. Skinner
Atlantic Sunday
O. N. Pearce
City
Abe Goodpasture
Local News Briefs From Atlantic District
L. L. Dorsey bought a large team of mules from Andy Johnson for 50 dollars. Wm. McCue returns to Anita to oversee the J. H. Trimmer horse. Screened Rural Potatoes are sold at 35 cents per bushel via phone Gen 2 164 Wa. Wm. F. Edwards purchases a new flusher and sprinkler for Atlantic streets. Bangham Eneix & Co. advance auto delivery despite weather and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Dorsey
Andy Johnson
Scholl
Wm. F. Edwards
Atlantic
Bangham
Eneix & Co
Avoca High Edges Atlantic 33 to 16 in Friday Clash
Avoca High School defeated Atlantic High School 33 to 16 in a Friday basketball game. The report highlights the margin of victory and the teams’ performance from the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca High School
Atlantic High School
Alps
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Henry
G. Miller
G. H. Stoffs
C. T. McAffee
W. R. Koob
Brayton
Harold Hoyt
H. E. Campbell
Frank Bontrager
D. T. Voorhees
Oliver Perry
Reinbeck
Fred Hansen
Bangham Eneix & Co
W. E. Clark
Sunshine Club
J. W. Denny
Gray
D. D. Morgan
O. O. Conley
J. M
E. E. Grace
W. H. Dinsmore
A. D. Dean
Claudia Hill
Carey
S. W. Metheny
Maine
Wm. Gillpatrick
F. A. Foster
O. D. McGeorge
John Anderson
A. H. Winder
This
Bert Stauffer
J. F. Nelson
Seymour Mallory
Evangeline Blakesley
Coon Rapids
F. O. Worthing
J. W. Budd and
S. T. Perry
Wilken Monument Works
Nelse Johnson
Locust Street
W. K. Karns
F. B. Perry
Randolph
Iowa
T. C. Winder
Florida
Geo. W. Boatright
Virginia Boatright
Abe Biggs
Miss Ida
A. J. Joy
J. W. Piercy
Koob
P. R. Nichols
Jas. B. Lewis
Addie Hoffman
Frank Dorsey
Wm. Aldrich
EE. S. Holton
Griswold
H. P. Brown
The
Standard
W. J. Woodward
Lewis
T. E. Carey
S. W. Dutford
Grand County High School Board
Green River
Utah
Dispatch
Frank Barber
Metz
Ruggles and Hayter
W. R. Spence
Spence
Bb. F. Brockman
Calico Rock
Arkansas
Arthur Brockman
G. W. Fordyce
Van
Andrew Wiegand
John Heck
Grandma Atwood
Wm. Atwood
C. E. Exline
Stuart Sunday
Dock
Atwood
Chas. Karns
Bessie Engleman
Solomon Engleman
Engleman
Wilbur Wheatley
W. C. Wheatley
J. E. Bales
Standard Oil Company
Sac City
Mother Saunders
B. D. Forshay
M. Blakesley
D. R. Forshay
J.D. Young
Insurance Dept
Citizens Savings Bank
State of
United States Postal Funds
Georgia Hendricks
E. W. Holmes
E. M. Crane
A. D. Watkins
Jas. McVey
Johnny Heck
Henry Beel
Walter F. Wise
Mother Johnson
J. A. Ellis
Wm. McCue
J. H. Trimmer
EcGs
G. A. Pegan
Nellie Hansen
Millard’s
West Main St
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