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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
7
We seek the right kind who wear more soles off from their shoes than seats from their trousers. We offer new Buggies or Wagons in quality and price. Bring worn rubber tires for new Quality tires and enjoy better satisfaction. We paint and repair buggies and wagons in first class workmanship. We shoe horses and provide skilled smith-shop work at reasonable prices.
The Cass and Montgomery Counties Veterans Association plans the 16th annual reunion at Griswold on the 19th to 21st with three daily programs of speeches, sports, and entertainment. Speakers include Rev. Jesse Cole, Rev. D. A. Allen, Congressman Walter I. Smith, and many others from Council Bluffs to Osceola. The official poster heralds the event as the biggest since the war years.
Lewis Pelzer of this county provides a three column sketch of Augustus Caesar Dodge, Iowa's Democratic senator from 1849. The piece, praised for solid historical writing, notes Dodge was the last Democrat to serve in the U.S. Senate from Iowa and highlights his stance on western Iowa boundaries versus the Missouri River. It reflects on Dodge's era and the contrast with later state leaders.
Steam Laundry offers service for customers who own the Model bun. The brief notice suggests contacting Muss at 815 for details or orders. The terse message emphasizes obtaining the Model via Steam Laundry.
Dr J G Rischel a Lewis physician who moved to Chickashee I T died Saturday last after an Accidental fall from his roof. He was 67, survived by wife and three grown children. Remains brought to Lewis for burial. Odd Fellows funeral service at M E church. interment in Lewis cemetery. H C Gillett assisted at the funeral.
Dr W U L Hamsen, a dentist, operates over Oransky's office and is listed with phone 4174. The notice also mentions fire tornado lite and accident insurance with A M Petite at 516 Chestnut Street, Atlantic.
Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock funeral services were conducted at the home of Mrs H Temple on Birch Street for the late Mrs Isaac Dickerson. Rev E S Hil preached the sermon. Pallbearers included R H Bailey Dr J M Emmett F M Nichols Romeo Lawrence L C Temple and Clarence Savery. Floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. Interment followed in Atlantic Cemetery.
For good Timothy and Clover pasture adjoining town. Phone or see Att Mickel.
County teachers are required to send or bring their certificates to the office for registration within the current period and no later than the 16th of this month. Bertha A. Johnson, County Superintendent.
Claus Krambeck and his wife returned home to Maine from Chicago where a specialist diagnosed stomach cancer. Doctors fear his condition may be terminal, with illness worsening and death thought to be near.
Local showers are likely tonight or Tuesday across Iowa with rising temperatures. forecast emphasizes chance of rain and warming trend into the week.
Out of town mourners attended the funeral yesterday at the Temple home for the late Mrs Isaac Dickerson. W B Temple of Extra, Albert L Dickerson of Chicago, Henry Dickerson and Frank Dickerson of Tecumseh Oklahoma, and Mrs Etta Grant of Sioux Falls joined the services. Mrs Cotton of Council Bluffs also attended, remaining briefly for a visit. Albert Dickerson works for Bankers Life Insurance in Chicago. his son Tom and daughter Grace are married and reside in Chicago.
No word has been received regarding Fred Draper, whose disappearance was reported Saturday. Relatives and the sheriff's office persist in efforts to locate him.
A. H. Goodspeed lies unconscious and near death as friends and relatives fear the end near. News notes his condition darkens as press time approaches.
A fragmented notice mentions a phone number 815 and a mode related to steam or laundry services. The readable part highlights a push for bundles or deals, suggesting a local service offer or advertisement. No clear names, places, or dates beyond the number 815 are evident.
Fred Karl and his wife welcomed a newborn son this afternoon, adding a new member to the family. The arrival was unexpectedly joyful for the couple.
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