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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1908

Page

7

Chautauqua Assembly Closes After Banner Attendance

The Chautauqua assembly ended with a strong program despite heat. Notable speakers included Dr Aked and H H Boorman with a vivid lecture on the Trial of Jesus. The Weber quartet and Ernest Thompson Seton drew a large crowd and the Crawford chorus again pleased audiences.

Chautauqua Assembly Weber Quartette Ernest Thompson Seton Seton Aked Church of John D. Rockefeller HH. M. Boorman Jesus Boorman W. M. Elston Church of Christ Pontius Pilate Christ Judas Iscariot Redpath Bureau Jesus Christ Crawford Sarng

Atlantic Rail Roaders Win 8 to 6 in Outing

The Atlantic Rail Roaders defeated a Des Moines employer team 8 to 6 at the baseball park yesterday morning. Des Moines arrived by private car No. 1909 with Trainmaster Ramsdell and Division Engineer Stewart. Lineups included Coffman, Zenor, and Chapin for Des Moines. Anatson, Cambini, Phares, and Sankey for Atlantic. Umpire was Dale Morrow.

Des Moines Des Moines Bunch Ramsdell Stewart Coffman Zenor Chapin Wilson Sheets Versteeg Phillips

East Siders Defeat Smith Lake In Weekend Baseball Game

The East Siders beat the Smith Lake team 6 to 2 Saturday afternoon at the lake. Battery for the East Siders were G Kirk catcher and H Herman pitcher while Smith Lake paired Grifon catcher with V Gregerson pitcher.

East Siders Smith Lake Lake G. Kirk H. Herman Battery Grifon V. Gregerson

Exira Beats Atlantic 9 to 0 in Pitchers Duel

Exira defeated Atlantic 9 to 0 yesterday behind solid hitting and strong pitching. Exira had seven hits while Atlantic tallied eight. Score by innings shows a tight game early with Exira pulling away late.

Merchants Greys Exira Iby Reese Smith Formory Atlantic Chase Valerius

Elliott to Host Baseball Tourney At Eliott This Month

Elliott plans a two day baseball tournament on the 26th and 27th with teams Elliott Grant Coburg and Griswold. prize money totals 215 with shares of 80 69 and 44 and 639. on the 27th the Old Settlers hold their annual picnic in Hullys Grove.

Elliott Grant Coburg Griswold Qld Hully’s Grove

Lewis Beats Originals in Ragged Fielding Game

Yesterday’s outcome saw Lewis lead 12 to 4 as Yenterdayyas Areeult posted the top score. Lewie had four hits, but pitching and fielding miscues fueled the loss for the Originals.

Lewis Yenterdayyas Areeult Lewie

Real Estate Transfers August 14 1908

Real estate transfer notices list Frederick Barber and wife to J Woodall with a deed dated August 12 1908. Also Rattenberg and wife to H Baikter with multiple parcels in section 30 77 35 including highway right of way. Hindley recording a 4 percent mortgage of $5820. J E Woodall and wife to F Barber with deed dated August 13 1908. Be Hawd 6108 and Griswold additions involve other parcels and sums. Baxter and wife to O Wood with multiple nw4 nw4 parcels and highway rights in section 30 77 35. dated through August 15 1808 with various notes and figures.

Frederick Barber J. 4 J. E. Woodall Barber Kald Atlantic John H. Cherrington Fesr Baxter Teh O' Wood

Fly nets and dusters offered at cost by Reed Frank Rhody

Local seller Reed Frank Rhody advertises fly nets and dusters at cost as a closing closeout. The message emphasizes affordable prices and direct sale.

Dwtf Frank Rhody Rhody’s Rhody’s. Dwtt

Rain North of Audubon County Fills Botna River

Heavy showers in northern Audubon county last week caused the Botna river north of Hamlin to fill bank full, flooding bottoms, drowning eight cattle, washing grain from shocks, and covering rail tracks briefly. Water rose rapidly then receded by Saturday afternoon, sparing the city from flood impact.

Audubon County Botna Here Hamlin Audubon Branch

Public Land Sale Near Wasta September 16 1908

A communication from the U S Land Commissioner at Wasta announces a public auction of about 27 000 acres of state land adjoining Wasta South Dakota on September 16 1908 The land is described as top quality state land chosen years ago for development no residence occupancy cultivation or improvements required Interested parties are advised to contact the Secretary of the Wasta Commercial Club for full sale terms and details.

U. S Wasta Lt. D Congress South Dakota Wasta Commercial Club

New Cushion Covers Arrive Fast in Limited Batch

A fresh batch of cushion covers has just arrived and sales are expected to move quickly. The supplier warns buyers to act fast before stock runs out.

Fraternal orders plan Maine basket picnic Friday week

Fraternal orders of Maine schedule a basket picnic Friday week August 24 at the Trather picnic grounds one mile south of town. Members from the Masons Eastern Star I O O F Rebekahs A O U W and W W and their families will attend with speeches by Walter J. Smith Attorney General H W Byers and John W. Geiger of Cedar Rapids. The Marne band will furnish music and Peter Eckeman will be marshal of the day.

Maine Masons Hastern Star I.O Rebekahs O- U. Wi

Visit of Joe Niles in City Sparks Optimism

Joe Sr Niles son of L W Niles and vite employed as a bookkeeper for an electric company in Oklahoma City Oklahoma is in town for a short visit with his parents He traveled to Kansas City on company business and stopped by this office He reports strong growth across the southwest and Oklahoma City in particular and was a welcome caller this morning.

Joe Sr. Niles Vite Oklahoma City Okla Kansas City Joe Southwest

Ed Reichsteih in Campbell visits relatives in Nebraska

Ed Reichsteih, now in the milling business, is in Campbell Nebraska visiting relatives and friends with his wife. He was a welcome caller at the office Saturday evening and left word of another year of the News. The town is described as thriving and Nebraska is expected to beat down the fall in crops.

Ed Reichsteih Aft’ Campbell Neb Igome Wepes

WHI Bia Excursion Plans Run from Next Sunday

General Manager Jones of the Atlantic, Northern and Southern outlines weekly excursions starting next Sunday to Smith Lake, detailing scheduling and route. The plan emphasizes regular trips, aiming to boost passenger service and promote tourism along the lake region.

Jones The Atlantic, Northern & Southern Smith Lake

Onlmed Hough Went Away With Another Woman

Des Moines papers report that L M Hough once a leading hog buyer fled bankruptcy with over 190000 in debts and disappeared with a young woman he knew well. His wife, Miss Wilson, is to sue for divorce, though she stated she did not show deep grief at his departure.

Des Moines L. Ai. ‘Hough Hough Miss Wilson

Missing Draper boy seen near Creston search continues

Mr Draper father of fourteen year old Fred Draper who vanished from his home in this city left this afternoon for Fontanelle and will go to Creston in search of his son A report placed a lad answering the description in that vicinity and Mr Draper will follow up on the sighting with diligence enabling the search efforts

Creston Mr. Draper Fred Draper Fontanelle

McMichael Takes Hastings YMCA Secretarial Post

G A McMichael former YMCA secretary here visits Hastings Nebraska and takes the new post with the local association. He reports the Hastings unit has 400 members and expects 600 soon, noting a newly built facility and thriving conditions.

G. A. McMichael Y. M. C. A. Here Hastings, Neb Mr. McMichael McMichael

Chautauqua Assembly Reports Loss Despite Funds

The Chautauqua assembly records an estimated loss of two to three hundred dollars due to lower attendance and an expensive program. The association notes ample treasury funds to cover the loss and carry on with ample reserves for future events.

Chautauqua ‘Assembly

Trains Delayed By Nebraska Trouble

Early morning east bound fast train arrived hours late due to trouble in Nebraska. Local east bound service also delayed after engine breakdown at Shelby causing about two hour lateness into the afternoon.

Rock. Tsand Nebraska Shelby

Rector William Jones Holds Services in Council Bluffs

Rev. John William Jones, rector of Bt. Pau's Episcopal Church, attended Council Bluffs last night and conducted services at the local Episcopal church. He plans to visit monthly, with the next service scheduled for the first Sunday in September.

John ‘William Jones Pau

Seton Leaves Chautauqua After Season Lectures

Ernest Thompson Seton, famed wild animal man, delivered Saturday lectures at Chautauqua and then departed for New York City once his season’s work concluded.

Ernest Thompson Seton New York City

Worth the Difference Tailor Goods Arrive at Emery Burgner

New fashion items arrive at Emery Burgner on Fourth Street. Do not settle for imitations or substitutes. Choose new, first quality goods and pay the price that reflects the value. Visit today to select your preferred style. Includes tailor made options and a call to act now.

Triffe Emery Burgner Fourth St

Chautauqua Speaker Leaves City on Eastbound Train

Dr. Chas. F. Aked who spoke at the Chautauqua yesterday morning and evening left the city this afternoon on the belated Rock Island east bound limited which should have arrived at 6 10.

Chas. F. Aked Rock Island East Bound Limited

Many residents visit city as travelers noted

A string of short notices lists residents and visitors to the city from Maine Wisconsin Anita Brayton Des Moines Omaha and other locales. People such as Mary Stone Frank Medearis J C Stewart Dr EB Hill Miss Atta Godown Miss Anna Johnson and Miss Josephine Rupp are mentioned along with trips to Ames Carroll Sioux City and Denver area plus local hotel stays and business matters.

Frank Medearis Wiota Limecoola Anita J. C. Stewart Maine EB. S. Hill Geo. Franklin Extra C. L. Herring Des Moines Mary Christina Rattenberg Brayton S. M. Forsyth Lewis Olaf Hansen Harlan E. A. Lewis Omaha John Nagus Avoca Lrmen Spence Atta Godown Jefferson Anna Johnson Marner Bessie Maher South Omaha Herb B. Barnes S. G. Hunter Waterloo I. J. Folly Frank Thurman Wm. Ludden Frances Herbst Anna Boehinke Sioux City Harry Jones The Atlantic National Bank Shenandoah Josephine Ida Rupp Pueblo Colorado George ‘Barnholdt John Heck L. P. Bigelow Evening News A. Green California Anna Schnitzen Charles Jno Stler Ako A. H. Goodspeed Mason City Wy. R. “Martin Olson Ison Neb W. J. Martin R. Schultz Riverside Calif Stuart

Removing Chautauqua Tents From Grounds Today

The Chautauqua tent and campers tents at the grounds are being taken down today and the grounds restored to their normal appearance.

Get the Best from Burgner Tailors in City

Just arrived. Best stock that was ever in the city. Use your own judgment and get the best from us. Don’t let anyone tell you another tailor is just as good. Burgner, 10 B Fourth St, invites you to compare.

Local residents travel and visit nearby towns today

Frank Hartman of Bitlett was in the city today. Mrs E Green and others from Des Moines, Au­dubon, Anita, Brayton, Griswold, Marne, and Buck Creek visited between trains. Several groups planned trips to Grand Island Nebraska, South Dakota, and the Great Lakes for two weeks, with stops in Iowa City and Chicago. Families from Idaho Falls also recently returned.

Frank Hartman Bitlett E. Green W. M Myers Des. Mathe Aiea ‘Wiota Claus Claussen Grand Island Neb C. M. Forney Baxter E. F. Moon Audubon Lowerys Braytom Waa Marie. Hulin Brayton A. C. Gochancour Anita Griswold Cit Owen Blakesley Brown Luene Marne Mes H.J.¥ M. Kriger J. G. Whitney Marie Idaho Fallsy Adgho Hughes S. L. Smiths Vern Olmey Buck Creek South Dakota F.M. Niebe Great Lakes Chicago Shoe and Teather Iowa City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lax Dr. Abed Presches H. M. Boorman Telus Smith Lake—Greys Hagan Phares Camblin Dale Morrow At. Eliott Reed We Sing. News Aus Dubon Joe Niles Hym Kek Onlmed’ Hough Iue Iowa New York Atlantic Evening Mary Stone J. F. Bergh Cardio Hotel Hugh M. Reinig Chautauqua Musson Atlantic Canning Company Saa W. T. Joyce Company J. A. Campbell & Sons L. Oransky EB. Crawford Franks Drug Co Deering & Son Neff & Kolb C. J. Litterst A. J. Gillespie A. P. Macomber Lomm Charlies Block & Som Nebe Shoe Co C. R. Winslow Atlantic Opera House C. B. Cole & Co J. M. Emmert G. B. Holland Hodgkins W. W. Straight A.A. Mickel W. B. Elliott H. J. Sievers L. P. P. Dull Natinseraaatiets Enright Emily Parsons John W. Scott T. A. Pene Ora Melcher FOC Wood & Savery W. H. SwWan G. H. Bbunton Eeeseee Total
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