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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
6
Atlantic and Griswold residents spread across via visits and business. Numerous names—Forsyth, Davis, Ware, Hopley, Limpus, Donahoe, O’Connell, Murray—are noted along with trips to Council Bluffs, Chicago, Des Moines, and Kansas City. Local illnesses and recoveries incluyen typhoid fever and chest illnesses. community members move, marry, or plan for winter.
A newspaper ad promises PAZO VINTMENT will cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a money refund. Also notes teachers' bibles at Fred Alexander's with best prices and good bindings.
Joe Louis Gates returns home from Atlantic hospital and is recovering well. Miss Gertrude Louis and Miss Lillian Heiken begin winter teaching terms at schools No 4 and No 8. Miss Bessie Knudsen visits Elk Horn. Anton Anderson returns from South Dakota visit, reports a fine trip. Mr and Mrs George Hansen visit son George and family in Sarah. Grover Heiken and Horace travel to Detroit for Lewis school. Mr and Mrs Fritz Proehl visit Cumperland with Chris Hinrichs. Elmer Erickson remains on the sick list. About twenty youths attend a birthday surprise party at Andrew Erickson and Clara Peterson. Walter Nymand and Jake Jacobson shell corn for Pets Christenson.
Misses Georgia Byrne and Blanche Lauck conducted business in Atlantic Saturday. John Hancock shipped a carload of sheep to Omaha Tuesday. Lubert Hardenbergh traveled to Ames Monday for a six week mechanical engineering course. B. C. Harris visited Atlantic Monday. Miss Leona Whitney and Bob of Cumberland and Miss Redmond of Elliott were Sunday visitors with G. Bobling and family. Miss Whitney sang The Children's Friend at Congregational church. W. J. Harris, wife, and Mrs. B. C. Harris were in Atlantic Tuesday. Winnie Thompson went to Ames Tuesday for a short course in Domestic Science. Mrs. Ella Towle, state secretary of the Congregational missionary societies, met the local society Saturday at Mrs. Priscilla Davis home and spoke. W. J. and Theo Woodward visited Atlantic Friday. W. H. Bailey's hand was bitten by L. Disbrow's dog. the dog has died by request. The Missionary Society of the Congregational church will hold their last meeting of the year Friday afternoon at Mrs. W. J. Woodward's. officer elections. The Coffee Club brought wall baskets to celebrate the twenty seventh wedding anniversary at B. S. Phillips and wife home Monday night. At war
Auction includes 11 head horses and mules, 57 head cattle, 37 Poland China hogs, extensive farm machinery, household goods, and 12 dozen Barred Plymouth Rock pullets. Three sales on December 12 15 21 with free lunch and usual terms. Andrew Sorensen Ras Lang Aud Ross Bell clerk.
Kas Baxter of Atlantic had business in town Wednesday. Mills returned to his Chicago home Friday. Mesdames Garver and Johnson returned to Humboldt Kas Saturday after visiting Mrs Julia Mills, sister of Mrs Garver, earlier in the week.
A display of pyrography and folding dolls, similar to large ones at Fred Alexander's, is in the News window for a Christmas sale. The event is at M. I B. church basement on Tuesday, December 18, inviting shoppers to buy Christmas presents.
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