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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

5

Our Chicago Market Letter reports cattle and hog trends in Chicago

Receipts of cattle this week were moderate with 19 000 on Monday and 14 000 on Wednesday Prices for good to choice cattle strengthened about 10 cents over last week Butcher stock demand remained good with top cows and heifers selling 10 to 15 higher than last week Hogs were light on Wednesday with an estimated 15 000 and 5 000 carried over from the day before Prices for choice shipping hogs held steady to 5 higher with top loads at 7 90 and 7 75 for averages and a few 8 cent gains for the extreme top Also noting a piano sale and Edison records at local shops.

Chicago Ill

Massena Wins Bridgewater Baseball Tournament

Massena captured the baseball tournament at Bridgewater, led by Atlantic players, with over a thousand fans present. Atlantic teammates returned home by auto to a royal welcome as Massena management hosted them. Local coverage notes Forsyths’ homeward return and shop notices at Fred Alexander and Schmoller & Mueller piano sale openings.

Massena Bridgewater Atlantic Vontanelle Dalé Morrow W. C. Williams J. H. Marshall

Henderson Delivers Noted Lecture at Creston Chautauqua

The Cres ton Advertiser praises Dr. Henderson for his Monday afternoon lecture The Measure of a Man. He is praised as platform manager and Bible study leader, delivering an original, entertaining, and instructive talk. A fine program at the UNIQUE tonight.

Henderson Creston Chautauqua Creston Advertiser Dr. Henderson

Short Stories of the Town Highlights Local Happenings

Chas Welch underwent a hospital operation for a rectal condition performed by Dr. C. G. L. Campbell and is reported recovering well. Bert Bagley, north of the city, suffered a broken collar bone when his wagon overturned but is said to be doing as well as can be expected. Frank Crabill, formerly in the local saloon trade, now in Council Bluffs, was seen greeting friends and says life treats him kindly. The Burgazer tail or shop unveiled two new gold signs in display windows crafted by Jens Kjar. The city council meets tonight in adjourned session to address items from last Tuesday. Miss Florence Graham of Des Moines visits Miss Virginia Cuykendall. Joe Quinlan and wife welcome a baby girl. two more nights remain for the UNIQUE baby show.

Bert Bagley

Worford Wohlenhaus Marriage at Local Parsonage

Fred J. Wohlenhaus and Edna J. Morford, both of Griswold, wed at the Methodist parsonage at 1104 Locust street yesterday afternoon. The bride’s sister Ollie Morford and A. G. Sidner attended. The couple traveled from Griswold by auto and will reside there, with friends wishing them life’s blessings.

Worford-Wohlenhaus Locust Street Fred J. Wohlenhaus Edna J. Morford Griswold Ollie Morford A. G. Sidner

Outing Plans and Society Notes Amid Local Happenings

Miss Bessie Vaughn and Miss Dorothy Vaughn travel from New Jersey for a Colorado excursion before returning east. Mrs Theo Woodward and baby camp near the mill as Leoners Woodward visits grandparents W. J. Woodward and wife. Congregational Women plan a Missionary Society meeting with Mrs A. A. Mickel on Friday August 6 at 2 30 p m. Mrs F W Porterfield named delegate to the Pythian Sisters grand temple meeting in Sioux City. Mrs Chas Block unable to attend so Porterfield will go with her husband. Only two more nights remain for the Unique baby show.

Bessie Dorothy Vaughn New Jersey Colorado Theo, Woodward Leoners Woodward Creston Woman’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church A. A. Mickel Porterfield F. W. Porterfield Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters Sioux City K. P. Grand Lodge Chas. Block

Edigon Records at Fred Alexander's and Langdon's Sale

Edigon records at Fred Alexander's and at Mrs M T Langdon's offer flowers and summer hats at cost through September first. Auction mentions 1246 as a reference or page marker.

Dwit Fred Alexander M. T. Langdon

From That Goodly Town Breezy Items From Busy Little City

Mr and Mrs John Knok and two nieces went to Omaha for a short visit returning Friday or Saturday. Mrs James Gardner and her daughters visited Red Oak and then Emerson. Miss Mazie Kriger of Lewis called on Mrs John Schofield. Homer West visited Griswold's Nampa Idaho colony. Rev C F Chambers of Council Bluffs greeted old friends. Mrs E T Davis assisted in the West dry goods store. Roy Felt and Anita visited Griswold for Mrs A H Turk’s funeral. Frank Nelson and wife visited relatives near Extra. Nellie Best visited her grandfather Rene Janson in Lacona. J C McKinney returned to Chicago after a visit. Wayne Myers and wife planned moves to Shenandoah. The C G C will host an ice cream social on E B Gay’s lawn August 6. Riley Bruce’s family welcomed a son. Gittins returned to Atlantic after visiting Griswold. F G Salisbury enjoyed a mountain Idaho trip. F Andrews and wife visited in Griswold. Percy Denne of Atlantic visited Rogers. Matt Meredith returned from Texas trip. Bertha Hall of West Liberty visited the Saemisch home. Isaac Spiker’s sisters from California and Iowa visiting Noble township.

John Knok Scharf Omaha James Gardner Red Oak Emerson Mazie Kriger Lewis John Schofield Homer West Nampa Idaho F. A. Burnham Fremont R. C. F. Chambers Council Bluffs Griswold Gus Rinker Ogden Roxie George Dexter James Boiler Andrews Winn Lawrence E. T. Davis West Dry Goods Roy Felt Anita A. H. Turk Frank Nelson Nellie Best Lacona Rene Janson Minneapolis J. C. McKinney R. Jones Chicago Wayne Myers Shenandoah Wayne E. B. Gay Riley Bruce Waveland Township Gittins Atlantic F. M. Jameson Bertha Elliott A. A. Gifford Ned Cyrus Boyler Wright Township F. G. Salisbury Colorado F. Andrews Corning F. W. Andrews Percy Denne W. L Rogers Matt Meredith Texas Bertha Hall West Liberty Fred Saemisch Noble Township Isaac Spiker Mr. Spiker Alfred Swinson Passadena Calif Alex Harris Coin Towa Chas. F. Chase BH. P. Chase News Denver E. C. Schelm Charter Oak Helena Topf Boone Bertha Johnson

Rev Braun to Europe on two and a half month trip

Rev G F Braun pastor of the German Evangelical church departs Sunday the 15th for a European trip lasting about two and a half months. He sails from New York on the Hamburg American liner President Lincoln on the 18th, visiting Munich and other continental points, then French and English stops on return. During his absence other ministers will cover pulpit duties.

G. F. Braun German Evangelical Church Europe New York Lincoln Munich England

Miss Marker house party hosts guests at Bear Grove

The Misses Marker entertain several guests at their Bear Grove home including Miss Effie Groves of Cumberland and Misses Tena and Lena Carlson of Elk Horn. A Crystal Lake picnic is planned tomorrow. Various locals and visitors are noted in brief personal items across town.

Misses Marker Bear Grove Effie Groves Cumberland Tena Lena Carlson Elk Horn Crystal Lake Lucy Dietrich Omaha Mae Gibbs I. M. Nebe A. H. Stone Huron S. C J. E. Brown Grace Long Island Kas Bert Butler G. R. Miller Anita E. C. Gage Shenandoah Clovis Robert Jones Hot Springs Ark Mesdames Clovis A. C. Jones J. A. McWard

Iowa Weather Forecast Calls For Fair Tonight And Saturday

The forecast for Iowa indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with temperatures remaining steady. No precipitation is expected, and winds are light. High and low temperatures are not provided in the readable text.

Iowa

Visitors and local greetings reach Griswold in a busy week

Rev J B Young of Grant and Mrs Kate Moulton visited Griswold with friends while Mrs J M Hempstead of Red Oak spent time with relatives. Mrs John Humphrey came to Griswold to see her sister and brother. Lesle McKinley and wife of Clinton visited relatives. Charles Gerlach and Miss Matilda of Lyman traveled home after sight seeing and registered for a farm at three stations. H Honnold of Rockwell City returned home after visiting J F Honnold and family.

Mrs. Driggs George Brown Lesle McKinley Clinton Griswold Charles Gerlach Miss Matilda Lyman

City and County Happenings in Brief Parade

A string of short society notes and travels from the city and surrounding towns. Mrs. C. E. Seymour of Marne visits. Miss Kate Burke and Miss Ella Johnson are seen about town. Martin Sorensen and family visit Marne. Dora Melcher goes to Excelsior Springs Mo. for two weeks. Various residents travel to Colorado, Iowa, Chicago, Davenport and Rockford for visits, business, or leisure.

C. E. Seymour Marne Kate Burke Walnut Frank Schnitzen Ella Johnson

Pretty Clifton Wedding of Miss Eva Burkhalter and Len Paxon

A quiet Sunday ceremony at the bride's home joined Miss Eva Burkhalter and Len Paxon. Rev Goodrich officiated, with immediate family present. The couple will reside at Paxon's ranch south of Clifton as friends extend best wishes.

Clifton Len Paxon Eva J. W. Burkhalter Goodrich Palisade

Marne Preacher to Wed at Buck Creek Church

Rev. C. W. Hohanshelt of Marne and Miss Robie Smith of Buck Creek neighborhood plan nuptials Wednesday evening at the Buck Creek church. Both are well known and have many friends eager to share the news of the forthcoming wedding.

C. W. Hohanshelt Marne Robie Smith Buck Creek Buck Creek Church

Health officers target filth nuisances in city

Health Physician Weidner with city authorities has begun notifying residents whose properties are cited as nuisances. Notices warn they must clean up or face consequences. Complaints include old manure piles, poorly kept barns, hog houses, and defective cess pools.

Weidner Tmlay

Porterfield Heads to Chicago for Brief Visit

Dr. Frank Porterfield departed last night for Chicago to handle business matters and will return on the early morning train tomorrow.

Porterfield Chicago Frank Porterfield

Laymen's Rally At Local Churches

Hon G L Dobson of Des Moines will speak at the Methodist pulpit on China and world church opportunity. Sunday evening Rev Moore of the Baptist church will address Christ's Estimate of the Value of Life. A cordial invitation is extended. there will be no services in their own church.

G. L. Dobson Des Moines China Moore The Baptist Church Methodist Church

Bruce Agency Settles Two Life Insurance Claims Promptly

B R Platts of the J E Bruca and Son agency traveled to Casey to deliver a $1000 draft to Archie S and Elizabeth Blackmer. The payment covered a life policy held by W A Blackmer, now deceased, with Des Moines Insurance Company. This marks the second timely settlement for the Bruce agency this week.

B. R. Platts J. E Bruca, & Son Insurance Agency Casey Archie S Elizabeth Blackmer W. A. Blackmer Des Moines Insurance Company Bruce Agency

Chicago visit ends as EB J George leaves

Returned to Chicago EB. J. George and wife of Chicago who have been visiting at the home of Aly. George's parents Rev. J. George and wife have left for their home.

Chicago EB. J. George Aly George Rev. J. George

Mrs Langdon Leaves for Vacation Trip Des Moines Chicago

Mrs M L Langdon departs this evening for a two week vacation tour to Des Moines Chicago and other points. She plans several stops and will return home afterward.

M. L. Langdon Des Moines Chicago

Surprise Party Honors Mrs Boyle by Daughters

Mrs Boyle was guest of honor at a surprise party organized and carried out yesterday afternoon by her daughters, a pleasant event noted for its warm gatherings and family effort.

Boyle

Old Will Filed From 1871 With Black Hawk County Ties

A last will and testament dated June 13 1871 and drawn in Black Hawk county is filed in the district court clerk’s office. The will names two sons and a grandson as beneficiaries and originally covered property in Black Hawk county. Subsequent events include relocation and disposal of the property, with the instrument forwarded to the local clerk.

Minerva White Cumberland District Court Black Hawk County G. A. Dodge Helen M. Dodge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rosenbaum Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company Chestnut Street Edison Fred Alexander’s. Dwtf Forsyths Lawrence R. Forsyth Bride Fred Alexander’s. Dif Fred Alexander’s Dwt Unique Tonight Apeert. News Stories — OF the Town Man Chas, “Welch Chas. E. ‘Welch CG. L. Campbell Frank Crahill Frank Crabill Burgazer Jens Kjar Graham Florence Graham Virginia Cuykendall Maye Joe Quinlan Unique Schmoller & Mueller Baby Show Rev. Braun Ter Martin Sorensen Alice Galvin Jerree McDowell Avtea D. E. Shranger Lake Okobopi Dora Melcher Excelsior Spiings M. G. Weaver California Sician
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