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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
Local notes recount a Waterloo amusement game featuring Baby Bliss and a Waterloo team. The event attracted a large crowd, with a dramatic home run and a tricky play near the plate. The piece mentions Grand Lodge, Tramain Fraternally, and wedding notices in nearby communities.
The piece portrays Senator Dolliver venting frustration over party leadership and tariffs. It notes his call to divorce the GOP from corrupt influences while seeking a new, active movement. It argues his stance misreads government data and risks his standing within the party. St Louis Gone Democrat.
A wedding of unusual interest was solemnized yesterday at 2 30 oclock at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Wilson of University Place. Miss Zoe Hamilton niece of the hosts married Mr Frank Carter of Anita Iowa by Rev Thomas Sykes. The bride wore an imported gown of embroidered jersey from the Philippines. Guests enjoyed a four course dinner with pink and white roses as color scheme. The couple will reside in Anita after a westward trip and plan to be at home September 1. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Carter Sr Anita and several others from nearby towns.
Miss Zoe Hamilton and Prack Carter Jr. married yesterday at 2 PM in Anita at the bride’s uncle W J Wilson’s residence 1153 Twenty-eighth Street. Rev Thomas Sykes officiated with only close family present. no attendants and green and white decorations. A luncheon followed as the couple plans to live in Anita.
Postmasters Williams of Atlantic and Hotchkiss of Adel received improvement in their injuries. Sherm Myera postmaster of Anita remains stationary as the Incorrigi ble steadpatter. This report comes from the Stuart Herald.
Report from the game notes Anita defeated Fontanelle 4 to 2. Rushenberg ruled safe two runners scored, preventing a shutout. Players argued with umpires, but the team continued to hit and pitch well, aiming for a stronger, permanent pitching staff and a top local team.
Tehial D Murray son of Mr and Mrs Tlenry Murray born near Tipton Iowa August 1870s died at Independence Iowa aged 34 years He lived in Cass county as a youth married Nettie Baker February 3 and had two children Clarence who died in infancy and Benjah He later moved to Chicago and Tipton Iowa He married Marries Plummer July 1890s and leaves wife and daughter, father and mother, brother B C Murray of Fontanelle and sisters Mrs John Pearce and Mrs B C King of Anita Funeral at Attabel ME church June 11 1910 conducted by Rev P A Riekel interment Evergreen Cemetery
To friends and neighbors who assisted in the burial of our husband son and brother and for the many acts of kindness shown us we extend our most grateful thanks. Mrs Harriet MugkAy Mu and Mrs H Murray and Family
Andrew Chambers age 48 died Saturday evening June 18 1910 at his sister Mrs W A Wand’s home in Council Bluffs. The remains were taken to Anita for burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs M J Chambers two sons and one daughter in California one son Irving in Massena three brothers Willian of Des Moines James of Milwaukee Thomas of Waukesha Wiscon sin and three sisters Mrs Robt Bangom Mrs Annie Patton and Mrs W A Ward all in Iowa. He once lived on a farm east of Anita then ran a harness shop and served as postmaster of Massena during the Harrison administration.
The Evening Courier reports a small cyclone that tore through Fort Coffins Colorado causing widespread damage. George Haver was in the path and a brick barn behind his house was wrecked along with a 25 foot brick chicken house and his 1910 chicken crop. A new buggy in the barn was destroyed.
The undersigned offers subscriptions to the Des Moines Daily Capital for 81.26 from now until January Ist. This limited time deal promises seven months of the Iowa daily paper. Charlie Scott, Benton township veteran, visited the city Saturday to share how the offer came about. His Republicanism is described as staunch and unchanging.
A large Cornell Bluffs group will travel to Anita Tuesday for the eighteenth annual Seventh District Iowa Christian Endeavor Union convention set for June 21 to 23. Anita hosts will provide free entertainment for delegates and out of town visitors. Miss Bessie Howlette superintendent of junior work Miss Emma Gillaspie district secretary and Miss Myra Tlutchinson will take part in the program. Uncle Don Kellogg was a caller this week.
Fr O Worthing visits Colfax on business and plans to place an order for another car load of Colfax Mineral Water, already selling well in Anita and surrounding area.
Citizens of Anita extend cordial greetings to visiting delegations from the M. E. District conference and the Christian Endeavor Societies now in Anita. Mrs. A. G. Conley is recovering from a recent serious illness.
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