Goers in Our City Hear Readers of The Atlantic
In city gatherings, Ray Floyd traveled east this morning while William Farwell and Ira Smart of Anita registered at the Pullman yesterday. Various residents and visitors, including Miss Juanita Reynolds, Mrs. Barringer, Lee Prail, Will Schnitzen, J. 8. Hedges, and others, are noted for travels, visits, and health. The A. N. and board of directors held a meeting at the new depot. A funeral for Mrs. Mastellar is reported with details of family present. Water works pump connection delay affected Rock Island engines and a local train. Fourth of July park exercises drew a large crowd with H. M. Boorman criticizing capital trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Floyd
William Farwell
Ira Smart
Anita
Pullman
Juanita Reynolds
B. N. Reynolds
Mrs. Barringer
Mrs. Dack
Stuart
Lee Prail
Will Schnitzen
Mose
Nebraska City
Hedges
G. E. Powell
Zina Eby
Chicago
Gregory
Charles Zook
Madrid
Mary Anderson
Lester
Colorado Springs
Colo
A. N
New Depot
Charles Scott
Benton
Red Oak
J. F. Welch
Lon Castor
Paul
Council Bluffs
Maxfield
Ardeith
Frank Castor
Omaha
W. R. Campbell
Lucases
Rock Island
Paid the Costs and Unruly Row Over Race Day
The colored Hicks and others were released after paying costs in a case, ending their removal from town. A Red Oak man who became unruly at the fair grounds was fined $10 after striking at Harley Butler during the races. The community is urged to attend the chautauqua chorus rehearsal at Vose hall tomorrow at 8:00 p.m., with a call to contact Musion 315 for bundles from the Iowa Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Red Oak
Fair Grounds
Harley Butler
Harley
Vose Hall
Board Deals With Redistricting Plan For County
The Board of Supervisors in session today and tomorrow will pass a resolution to restore county supervisor districts for the 1910 election. Districts: First Grant Benton Lincoln Franklin. Second Pymosa Brighton Washington Grove. Third Atlantic four wards. Fourth Cass Bear Grove Pleasant Noble. Unanimous vote expected. Supervisor Fulton absent today but to vote tomorrow.
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Board of Supervisors
Grant
Benton
Lincoln
Franklin
Pymosa
Brighton
Washington
Grove
Atlantic
Cass
Bear Grove
Pleasant
Noble
Fulton
Atlantic delegates depart for Denver on Criterion sleeper
The Atlantic contingent for the Denver convention left the city yesterday aboard the sleeper Criterion from Des Moines as the first section of No. 17, with passengers including John Blake and wife, Wilson Pratt, Sherm F Myers, W H Swan and family, William Malone and wife, and W W Eller. Sherm F Myers came for a short visit, not the convention. Delegations from Tam many, Indianapolis, Tom L Johnson, Bryan League, and West Virginia passed through Omaha on various sections and times, with additional coaches and trains noted. The Tammany delegation spent part of yesterday in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Des Moines
John Blake
Wilson Pratt
Sherm F. Myers
Anita
W. H- Swan
William Malone
W. W. Eller
Sherm
Tammany
Indianapolis
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Bryan League
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Omaha
Narrow track scare at Villisca event avoids injury
A Villisca hook and ladder boy escaped serious harm during the track tournament when he fell on the track and hugged the center. A wheel passed over him but caused only slight bruises and no injuries. Alberta Free Stone Peaches offered at 100 crates for a dollar each. Commencing Wednesday morning. James Stier. azt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villisca
Alberta
James Stier
Register and Leader offers bargain subscriptions
The Register and Leader publishers announce a liberal offer for new readers with reduced rates through January 1909. Subscriptions cover daily and Sunday editions with delivery priorities on Iowa rural routes. Also noted is a canvass by Miss Mary Kringel for Epworth League season tickets and a dog license collection notice from Marshal Co. N. Larue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Leader
Des Moines Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Iowa News Service
Thea Register and Leader
Iowa
Mary Kringel
Epworth League
City Steam Laundry Wagon Proceeds Through Town
A local laundry wagon from City Steam Laundry rolls through the streets as residents rely on the old reliable service for garments and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable City Steam Laundry
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.M. Alexander
Frank J. Rhody
Albert Johnson
The
Chestnut Street Clothier
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
D. S
Disbrow
Atlantic, Iowa
D. O. HersBert
East Fifth Street
Atlantic Evening
H. M. Boorman
Steam Laundry
Board of Supervisory
Ses
Sion
Vert
Mead
Franks Drug Co
Dtt
Rogge
Renee - Ee
Needles Place
C. W. Needles
Adm
H. K. Williams
Alexander
A. M. Petite
Chestnut Street
E. 4Th St
Roy Hedges
W. U. Harrie
Oranshv
C.W. Needles
Ene
Eggers Bros., Jewelers and Opticians
N. W. Deering & Son
Register and Leader Co
Co. N. Larue
Marshal
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