Well Known People Married in Omaha
Miss Frank Potter Castor and Mr. Leslie M. Smith were married in Omaha on August 11 by Rev Carey at the Baptist parsonage. They will be at home in Atlantic after September 15, and after a wedding dinner at the Loyal Hotel the couple left for St. Paul and eastern points. Both are well known locally, and friends extend good wishes.
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Omaha
Frank Potter Castor
Leslie M. Smith
Atlantic
Curry
Baptist Parsonage
A. I. Whitmore
Mattie Maas
Loyal Hotel
Chautauqua Tickets Go On Sale at Local Stores
Tickets for the Atlantic Chautauqua are now on sale at Emily Parsons Fred Alexander W. Palmer stores. The popular $2.00 ticket will not be obtainable after the assembly opens, so buy early. Send in orders for tents promptly as processing may take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Parsons
Fred Alexander
W. T. Palmer
Woodmen Log Rolling at Crystal Lake Camp Near Lewis
Crystal Lake Camp No. 6354 of Lew announces the annual log rolling event postponed from July 26 will take place near Lewis on Thursday September 2. The Atlantic camp will not attend in a body unless more members signified their intention to go, but many individuals will attend from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Lewis
Atlantic
Cook With Gas To Appear in Court
Mayor Straight heard testimony from Harold Henningsen accusing J M Weber of threatening to do him up after a Washington township quarrel. Weber admitted the threat. the mayor set a $200 bond for Weber to appear at the next district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Henningsen
J. M. Weber
Washington Township
Weber
Walter Pellett Reports South Dakota Ties Strengthened
Walter Pellett returned Tuesday from South Dakota where he had been overseeing banking and other interests. He says everything is in good shape and that he likes the country more with each visit. He will stay here until after the fair to fulfill his duties as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Walter Pellett
New Main Belong Laid on Cedar Street Near Grant School
C A Salisbury started work this morning on Cedar street at the Grant school building laying 1% inch water mains north to Second street to supply the produce Warehouse while Locust street main is being laid. The project aims for rapid completion while the weather is favorable. Land for sale offers bargains on long-term ten to twenty year terms in Anita Town with Dittman and Bear handling listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Salisbury
Cedar
Grant School
Locust Street
Anita
Town
Wip Dittman & Bear
Gillette Heads to New York for Goods Buy
Ansel Gillette departed for New York on a goods buying trip. He plans to purchase some of the strongest goods the Gillette Store carries, aiming for a favorable deal and return after a stay needed to secure stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
New York
Ansel Gillette
Weather Forecast For Iowa Thunderstorms Tonight
Weather: thunderstorms likely tonight and Friday in parts of Iowa. Temperatures expected to rise after a cool spell with a sharp warmup in the weekend outlook. Officials warn brief downpours possible and gusty winds in some counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowa
Aknell
Mickel found guilty in mayor court over building ordinance
A. A. Mickel was found guilty of violating the city building ordinance for partial construction of a tree building used by Buink Auto Co without a permit or fireproofing. Mayor Straight fined $100 and costs but offered a path to comply and partial refund if a permit is obtained and work completed. Mickel appealed, posting $200 for district court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mickel
Buink Auto Company
J. H. Laurenson
Mickel
J. H. Vinson
Mr. Vinson
Laurenson
Straight
Vinson
Births and local notices from Firth to Cedar street
Birth announcements report a Bon to Mr and Mrs Will Blakesley of Firth and Birch streets and a boy to Mr and Mrs Hawks of 407 Cedar Street. Charles Stoodt of 701 Olive Street, struck by paralysis last Friday, is improving but remains in serious condition with other diseases. Residence improvements note Clay Johnson and Fred Townsend repainting homes on South Locust Street. Flowers and summer hats advertised at cost from a local vendor.
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Will Blakesley
Firth and
Birch Streets
Hawks
Cedar Street
Charles Stoodt
Olive Street
Clay Johnson
Fred Townsend
South Locust Street
Local Social Whirl Wedding In Back Creek Church
Miss Robie Smith and Rev. Carl Hobanshelt united in marriage at Back Creek church amid about four hundred guests. The reception followed at Clarence Smith's home. After a two week trip, the couple will reside at the Maine parsonage. Meantime, social events include thimble and lawn parties for visiting friends and relatives.
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Back Creek
Here
Robie Smith
Carl Hobanshelt
Milne
Stevenson
Athintic
Ilohanshelt
Boone
Clarence Smith
Colfax
Maine
Cass County
Los Angeles
Methodist
Atlantic
Thaw Remanded After Sanity Ruling By Judge Mills
Justice Mills ruled Thaw sane and dismissed the habeas writ, remanding him to Mattewan. He publicly denies belonging to any ring or pool and asserts he seeks a fair chance from Atlantic towns and county. The note mentions shingles at two dollars and seventy cents per thousand and proportional lumber pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pure white lead and linseed at Fred Alexander's
An OCR fragment notes available supplies of pure white lead and linseed oil at Fred Alexander's. The text is incomplete but indicates a shop listing or advertisement for paint materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander’s. Dit
Dwtf
Fred Alenander
Inquiries From Contractors On Paying Contract Letting
City Clerk Nichols reports inquiries from Boone and Des Moines contractors about when the paying contract will be let and notes competition is likely. He expects Atlantic to submit low bids as interest grows, while some names were omitted from officials’ lists and routing details were circulated among road officials yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Boone
Des Moines
Atlantic
From What Goodly Bown by Our Regular Correspondent
Semi weekly Griswold letter breezy items from busy little city summarize travels and visits. Grant Winterstein and wife return from Nebraska. Willie Knok visits with uncle’s family. Georgy Garnes family back from Oklahoma. Crops reported light and country dry. Nurses, visits, and illness notes follow. Goods for sale include paints and enamels at Fred Alexander’s.
Cass county land fetches record price at sale
Forty acres of Cass county land two miles south of Atlantic known as the old Swartz farm sold yesterday to John Fox for 229 dollars per acre. Fox, who recently sold a larger eastern farm, plans this as a retirement home. The property, with good improvements, sets a banner Cass county farm land price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Atlantic
Swartz
John Fox
Fox
Local team outclassed by paid players at Maxwell tournament
Captain Barnhart of the Merchants Greys blames the poor showing on facing salaried, ex professional opponents. He says no team of witters could have fared better, noting the opposing squads were composed of paid players. Promoter commentary ends with a mention of Johnson's wood stains and Pred Alexander's.
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Barnhart
The
Merchants Greys
Witteurs
Greys
Petition to Quiet Title in Reno Lands Filed
Alexander Caywood through Wood and Savery filed a 15 page petition naming 60 defendants to quiet title in section 20 township 74 range 85 and parts of Reno. The case traces title conflicts back to 1869 with ongoing claims reflected in the Eason Records at Fred Alexander’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Caywood
Wood & Savery
Range
Reno
Marne Local Happenings Catchy Yet Routine Scraps
Olof Review Jr. returns to his life in Des Moines after a visit with friends and relatives here. Numerous Atlantic visitors travel to and from Marne for dental work, business, or leisure. Residents like Miss Hund Younker, John Berry, and Mrs. Stoner of Arizona appear in local pages alongside shoppers bound for Atlantic and Des Moines trips.
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Olof Review Jr
Des Moines
Hey
C. OW. Hohanshelf
Miss Hund Younker
Wiet
John Berry
Bear Grove Tax Proposition Seen Sure to Pass
A prominent Bear Grove township resident reports a careful canvass shows the A N S extension tax proposition will carry when submitted to a vote. The resident notes strong local support and urges residents to participate in the forthcoming election.
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Bear Grove Township
Social visits and arrivals headline local page
Mrs Ralph Goodwin of Brayton visits Mrs A B Andrews in the city and returns home this afternoon. Mrs John Birney and Misses Adah Stevenson Marmie Dool of Hancock stay with Miss Mary Francolly today. Mrs Warren Gaylord and son Worth of Redlands Cal arrive for an extended visit with her mother Mrs M E B Worth. J M Bell and daughter Zelda from Girard Kas arrive last evening to visit brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs F W erge Wilson of Washing who have been here since the death of her sister Mrs South West Walnut to spend the day with friends.
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Martin Sorensen
Atlantie
Risissen
Tore Mi 3
Tha
Emini Dolnee Sun
Midas
Charles Seviieur
Athantic Viel
Joby Nelson
Phiatis- Vin
Colo
Miers Gretchen
Neno
Brust
Alves
Chas
Seymour Wis
Athantic
C. Te. Thompson
Atlantic
Stoner
Arizona
Edna Younker
James Bruce
B. TH. Brice
T. F. Casey
Yates
Panora
C. W. Hohanshelt
R . Derby
Florine Beckhart
Chas. Woods
Maude Trailor
Grant
Jessie and
Ethel Gifford
Hancock
S. Hughes
Blanche Johnson
Erma Fudge
Prank Tratlor
Bert Oleson
Bert Ellis
Idaho
George Graham
Doug
Des Moines
Frank Trailor
Ella Johnson
W. W. Winters
Ruby
Victor
Indianola
Eni Peterson
Mrs. Christensen
Extra
Mrs. Herbert
Ruth Herbert
John Birney
Adah Stevenson
Marmie Dool
Mary Francolly
Warren Gaylord
Worth
Redlands
Cal
M. EB. Worth
J. M. Bell
Zelda
Girard
Kas
Brotheriftalaw
F. Wwe
C. K K. Talleck
Brayton
P. C. Rich
Eldora
Baptist Association
W. 11. Busley
Rocky Mountains
Margaret Conroy
J. H. Kimball
Marshalltown
Ira Welch
Griswold
J. B. Jones
Kilph Wissler
V. J. Anentux
Verna Croy
Seattle Exposition
M. G. Moody
Moreland
Okla
Agila
Anita
G. W. McCrory
S. Roy Herbert
Robie Smith
Buenga
Eugene Harris
Owen
Davenport
L. K. Nichola
West Liberty
Nichols
Recorder Mountain
Flw. Stillwell
Claude
Chicago
Join Barber
Mos
Barber
Cecil
Alma Chapin
Prophetstown
Lelia Chapin
DeKalb
MA. A. Sands
Lewis
City and County Happenings Condensed Paragraphs
Local brief notes list visiting relatives, travels, and social calls. Names include Mrs S A Lang Miss Antona Watile Mrs M Harris Mr G H Bunton and many others visiting cities like Omaha Harlan Marshalltown and Des Moines. Also mentions health news and a Alaska exposition update.
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Leslie
M. Smith
Rev
Carey
Mayor's
John Blake
Sam Berry
Eust Fourth Street
Hedges’ Pantitorium
Hach
My Ty Tangdon
George Thijen
Coin Townahity
CW. Hobanstelt
Marie Whitney
Ortha Quinn
Dorothy Selt
Gertrude Preston
Katherine Beno
Florence Graham
Virginia Cuykendall
Cecile Wasson
Gladys Dacken
Harlan
Erma Townsend
Quinn,Sett, Preston
Justice Mills
Mattewan
Jesue
Stoumons
Preight
Gibbs
C.R
Feherav
Inenegtion Aieeterday
Grant Winterstein
Nebraska
Willie Knok
Noble Township
Sonn Fouk
Georgy Garnes
Toin
Oklahomid
Ali Agnes McCarthy
Ron Atlantic
Reideman
Reidleman
Ann
John Alils
Chas, Mills
Swanson Avenue
Rincker
Ogden
Utah
Mildred Fudge
Kilpatrick
Merle Tye
Joe Tye
Fred Alexander’s
Johnson
Alexander
Eason
Smith Lake
A’ N
Kimballton
Smith's Lake
Whitney Bank
N. Havens
Soamonpr
Mueller
Fred
Marne
Ralph Goodwin
A. B. Andrews
S.A. Lang
Antona Watiile
Friedals Ab Lewis
Harris
Vina Petia
Wai
G. H. Bunton
Avoca
J. W. Cuykepdall
H.C. Hult
Wiuta
City Today
W. Ef. Stinlnak
Joef Lewis
Fred Dittan
Christine Isrickson
Leila Fergman
Howard Hertert
Spokane
Montana
Stockdale
Moines
sAn
Bone
Ota
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