Nebe Sells Glenwood Shoe Store Business Change
Frank M. Nebe returns from Glenwood where he oversaw the sale of the Nebe company shoe store to C. E. Swartz company owners of another Glenwood store. The Glenwood unit founded 43 years ago by Martin Nebe will be handed to purchasers. Nebe Sr. plans in Germany while Nebe will focus on local operations.
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Frank M. Nebe
Glen~wood
C. E. Swartz Company
Glenwood
Nebe
Martin Nebe
F. M. Nebe
Germany
Nebraska
Real Estate Transfers December 8 1909 and December 9 1909
Real estate transfers list two deeds dated December 8 and December 9 1909. Sarah M Daniels grants to Samuel Smith lot numbers 1 through 9 in block 83 Dick addition with a $600 value noted. Walter Conaday and wife transfer to S S Gates parcels 22 through 28 and 24 in Atlantic hanes caieenes in another entry.
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Sarah M. Daniels
Samuel Smith
Lewis
Walter Conaday
S&s. EK
Gates Wd
Atlantic Hanes Caieenes
Wedding of Miss Tillie Lorenzen and Herbert Burrows
Friends in Spokane and this city await the marriage of Miss Tillie Helena Lorenzen daughter of Mrs L F Lorenzen formerly of this city now of Spokane Wash and Mr Herbert G Burrows on Saturday the 18th in Spokane Wash The couple will reside at 04407 Washington Street Spokane The bride is noted as popular and well regarded by many here
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Spokane Wash
Tillie Helena Lorenzen
L. 4. Lorenzen
Spokane, Wash
Herbert G. Burrows
Spokane
Washington Street
Eagles Elect Officers At Bona Valley Aerie Number 4
The Bona Valley Aerie Number 4 met at the Eagles hall on Fourth street and elected officers for the coming year. Porthy President Japk Pierce Vice President Link Lang Secretary Chas. Nelson Chaplain W. Murray Treasurer James Stier trustees J. B S. Wedges Bert Bullard Nels Jensen was re elected
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Eagles
Aerie of Eagles
Bona Valley Aerie Number
Eagles Hall
Fourth Street
Porthy
Japk Pierce
Link Lang
Chas. Nelson
W. Murray
James Stier
S. Wedges
Bert Bullard
Nels Jensen
Local Women on Various Morning Errands and Visits
Mrs W N Franks traveled to Des Moines for business. Mrs Manley Dunham arrived from Maine for shopping. Mrs Clyde McNeil and Miss Matt Fulton attended the McKinley funeral in Anita. Mrs J A McWard visited her daughter Mrs Jesse Chambers in Omaha. Rev and Mrs A Hancox of Bayard IA attended their son John Locke's wedding yesterday and returned home today.
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W. N. Franks
Des Moines
Manley Dunham
Maine
Clyde McNeil
Matt Fulton
McKinley
Anita
J. A. McWard
Oimaha
Jesse Chambers
A. Hancox
Bayard
John
Locke
Dennison Return From Omaha Visit With Son Engaged in M C A Work
Mr and Mrs D Dennison have returned home after a three weeks visit in Omaha to see their son who is engaged in work with the M C A there.
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D. Dennison
Omaha
Paving District Favours Brick with Sand Filler Bid
City council narrowly votes to re advertise for bids on brick with sand filler for the paving district. The plan covers Chestnut street from Rock Island to Seventh and cross streets with brick and asphalt center detail. Deadlock breaks as four to three vote with mayor in favor. next meeting December 15 to finalize bids.
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Crawford
Harlan
Chestnut Street
Rock Isand
Seventh Street
Stieran Christensen
Brothers From Colora do Visit Parents After Holidays
Guy Kirk and Charles Grobe arrived home last evening from Colorado to visit their parents until after the holidays. Guy is in the hardware business with his brother at New Windsor and Charley has been employed at Greeley. Both boys look well and like this nest very much.
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Guy Kirk
Charles Grobe
Colorado
Guy
New Windsor
Charley
Greeley
Ministerial Association to Meet at City YMCA
Rev A D Beckhart president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Association issued notices for a meeting at the YMCA rooms on next Monday December 13. The session will discuss Tests of Ministerial Efficiency and aims to attract all ministers as it is the first gathering in some time.
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A. D. Beckhart
Interdenominational Ministerial Association
Interst
Civic Club Meeting Planned at Mrs. King Home
The Civic Club will meet next Monday afternoon at 2 380 at the home of Mrs. R. E. King. A good attendance is desired.
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Civic Club
R. E. King
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed for Wisslers in City
The Wissler couple celebrate fifty years of marriage with a family reunion this Saturday at their city home and a Monday reception at their son Johns home in Lewis vicinity. Henry Wissler born 1831 in Bavaria and Mary Herschel Wissler born 1840 in Lee County have ten children and twentyfive grandchildren. The couple's life includes early migration to America in 1851 and aiding fugitive slaves via the Underground Railroad before settling in this county.
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Henry Wissler
John
Lewis
Wissler
Lee County
Rhine
Bavaria
Germany
Mary Herschel
Havig
Mr. Wissler
Atlantic
New York
Niagara Falls
Ean
Towa
Rock Island
Madison
Denmark
Mills
Ling
Tear Grove Township
Wissier
A. J. Pulley
Maywood, Neb
John Wissler
Henry A
Wiota
George
Bear Grove Township
Carl
Dows
Ta. Triest
Prairie City
Edwin A
Carroll County
Amanda Wissler
Former Atlantic Girls Dead In Oklahoma Funeral Delays
A card from W. C. Harvey reports the death of Mrs. Wm. Tass, formerly Miss May Harvey of this city, at Pawhuska Oklahoma on Tuesday. Her husband Scott Harvey and family in Lincoln, Nebraska, and Mrs. Harvey’s sister Mrs. Bass are left to mourn. she leaves six young children aged one to seven.
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J. S. Sledges
W. C. Harvey
Maine
Pawbusta Okla
Wm. Tass
May Harvey
Scott Harvey
Lincoln
Ned
Harvey
Oklahoma
Local theater praised by New York critic in Atlanta notices
A letter to Manager Aldridge from Fred Dawson of New York lauds the Blue Mouse booking and Schubert shows, urging Atlan tic citizens to support theater. It notes tomorrow night’s Theatre program As the Sun Went Down drew an ancient cast, with Milnaver idridge citing widespread praise from large-city press.
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Aldridge
Fred Dawson
New York City
Atlantic
Milnaver Idridge
Holiday Ads Signal Seasonal Shopping In This Paper
Several merchants publish holiday ads inviting careful reading of their offerings. Franks Drug Company touts its best and most comprehensive holiday line yet. Williams Tea Store promises attractive decorations and gift items. Schiappacasse the fruit fan highlights candies and Christmas decorations with stock described as attractive. P. F. O'Connell Company Jewelers promotes Christmas gifts, urging readers to shop early and read the ad for specials.
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Franks Drug Company
Ko. Williams
Schiappacasse
P. F. O'Connell Company
O’conn
To Our Patrons Coal Delivery Message
The Green Bay Lumber company advises customers to place coal orders several days in advance due to poor road conditions. They urge forethought and patience to help keep customers supplied while delivery remains slow.
Miss Elsie Long to Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for Miss Elsie Long, killed in a Denver streetcar accident, will be held Sunday at eleven in the Mayme Presbyterian Church. Her father Long traveled to Denver after word of the tragedy, and reports from Denver describe the accident where she was struck while reading, dying before operation.
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Elsie Long
Denver
Resehn Marne
Wil
Mayme Presbyterian
Denver University
St Cecilian Club Concert at Congo Church
Concert by St Cecilian Club set for Friday night at Congo church with admission 25 cents. Jay Jacobs, machinist at the Needles shop, is ill at home with typhoid symptoms. Special Children matinee at Unique Saturday afternoon starts at 2 pm with 6 and 10 cent admission.
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St. Cecilian Club
Jay Jacobs
Needles Shop
Ady
Warmer Morning Seeps Into Snowy Day
Government thermometer reads one degree above zero this morning, warmer than days past. Snow continued to fall through the day, accumulating as the temperature rose slightly.
A McKinley Passes Away After Long An All Time Resident
Word reached here of the death at Everest Tas on Wednesday morning of A McKinley an old time resident of Anita this county where he had lived until a year ago when he moved to Myerest He was 77 years old and died of apoplexy He leaves five children Henry McKinley of Hyerest Alice Carson of Marengo Chas of Rockwell Conn Son of Clear Lake S D and Mrs Bow Petit of this city His wife died about five years ago The funeral was held today Isoage Phere a where the Ta
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Las
Yerest
Kas
McKinley
Anita
Tlenry
Mmcwinley
Hyerest
Ales
Carson
Marengo
Chas
Rockwell
Conn
Clear Lake
Bow, Petit
Elif
Isoage
Pherea
Basketball game tonight at Y. B L C G A J A L T L
Tonight a basketball game at Y venue features first and second teams. Admission is 10 cents. Local organizers invite fans to compare the squads and cheer for the home sides.
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Y. BL
AJ AL
Organized plot against Cook claimed by Labrador explorer
Dillon Wallace, Labrador explorer, says there is an organized plot against Dr. Cook and that the statements are part of it. He denounces Dunkle as wrong and recalls past fundraising for an Arctic expedition. Copenhagen dispatch notes a political claim of letters from the Peary Arctic Club offering money to denounce Cook.
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The
United Press
New York
Dillon Wallace
Cook
Explorer
Dunkle
Wallace
Copenhagen
Politi- Kem Today
St Ms
Knigd Rasmaesen
Peary Arctic Club
Couk
Bank Dynamited in Carlisle Robbery Drives 2500 Taken
Des Moines dispatch reports Farmers Savings Bank at Carlisle south of Des Moines dynamited at four this morning. Robbers escaped to Des Moines on a head car with 2500 dollars. Police suspect the same gang that robbed Aleman a month earlier.
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Iowa Tivening Press
Des Moines
Farmers Savings Bank
Carlisle
Here
Srme
Aleman
Telegraph Strike on the Big Four
United Press reports Dec 16 Cincinnati ninety percent of Big Four telegraph operators vote ballots in favor of a strike if a twenty percent wage increase is refused. General Maan Van Winkle rejects the demand and calls the five schedule idea absurd.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Maan van Winkle
Wilcox vs Book Q verdict for plaintiff damages 60850
Jury finds for the plaintiff in Wilcox versus Book Q with damages of 608.50. Earlier, Hamilton Wilcox of Griswold sued C Q for 1998 for delayed and damaged cattle shipment from Wyoming. Court adjourned after hearings and minor entries. Westphalen v. Rock Island verdict for plaintiff.
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Hamilton Wilcox
Griswold
Wyoming
Thornell
Tonporrow
Westphalen
the Tock Island
For Sale Bobsled by J C Fudge
Classified notice offers a bobsled for sale by J C Fudge. Details unclear in the brief OCR fragment. The item appears in a local ads section, inviting inquiries to acquire the racing sled.
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Harlin
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Chester
BE. A. Hughart
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Missay
Digme
Green Bay Lumber Ca
Miss Long
Marne Tomor
Congo Church
Adv
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Everest
Labrador
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Leing
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