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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

5

City Considers Bond Issue to Consolidate Water Works

The city council held a special meeting to discuss funding for water and light plant improvements. A three member committee will negotiate with the water company to issue bonds, refinance outstanding stock around 19000 dollars, and unite the two plants. The plan envisions a 40000 to 60000 dollar bond depending on the stand pipe. Katz Craig to finish water work before funds released. J B Rockafellow Morris and Follett named to library board. Council to reconvene Monday to hear committee report.

Archer Taylor, Fudge and Burnea Water Company Katz- Craig Company J. B. Rockafellow Straight Dr. Morris W. A. Follett nu@n Burnea

Cass county Democrats pick too many delegates for convention

Cass county Democrats chose eight delegates for the judicial convention in Council Bluffs, aiming for the same apportionment as the state convention. The official call allows three delegates from the county, but five were selected, resulting in an overage.

Cass County Council Bluffs

Water Company Grants City Power to Proceed

At a morning meeting the water company passed a resolution empowering the city council to make arrangements to proceed with the proposed connection of the water and light plants in the manner suggested, provided there is no expense to the water company.

Local social notes from Atlantic area residents

Mrs Ortgies visits sons near Wiota and others travel for visits and family gatherings. Mrs Taylor of Wiota passes through between trains, Mrs Hayward Conine visits Audubon, Mrs Shannon returns to Anita after relatives visit, Mrs Waggoner of Galesburg NL visits brother T P Bruington, Harry Rogers of Nebe shoe store heads to Lincoln for weekend with brother William in Nebraska, J B Bruff and son William Harry Swan and Hubert Eldridge camp on Bruff’s farm near Atlantic, Mrs Hartkopf returns home from Schuyler after four weeks visiting relatives, Mrs Edgar Powell and Miss Florence Lowry of Omaha visit at W B Mayberry home. The Atlantic National Bank condition report appears and warrants careful reading.

Jacob Ortgies Wiota W. B. Taylor Hayward Conine Audubon Henry Shannon Anita Waggoner Galesburg T. P. Bruington Harry Rogers Nebe Shoe Store Lincoln Neb William Rogers Nebarska J. B. Bruff William Harry Swan Hubert Eldridge Mr. Bruff Atlantic Charles Hartkopf Schuyler Edgar Powell Florence Lowry Omaha W. B. Mayberry Atlantic National Bank

Fall Cooldown Continues Into Sunday Across Jowa

Weather forecast for Jowa shows ongoing cooler conditions tonight and on Sunday with a gradual drop in temperatures and possible light winds. Highs and overnight lows not specified, but the pattern indicates sustained cooler days ahead.

Jowa

Gone But Not Forgotten in Breezy West Sojourn

A young man named John Schindel arrived in town from Billings Montana claiming horse business ties and financial need. He charmed locals, hired men to auction horses, and promised funds daily before departing without settling about $15 owed, leaving hosts wary of further strangers seeking loans.

John Schindel Billings Mont Max Ross Joy Day Clarks Dalys Sam Berry Billihgs

A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal for Home Treatment

A Notre Dame woman offers a home treatment for rheumatism and related pains. She claims the remedy cures at home without climate change, purges uric acid, and improves joints and blood. Mrs. M Summers Box R Notre Dame Ind provides proof of cure.

Notre Dame Fred

State Conventions Nominate Judge for Supreme Court Seat

Democrats and Republicans will hold state conventions to nominate candidates for the supreme court seat to fill Judge Bishop's sudden death in Waterloo. About thirty applicants seek the Republican nomination including Judge W. R. Green. Gov Cummins will not appoint and defers to the state convention.

Supreme Court Bishop Waterloo W. R. Green Cummins

Atlantic Auto sells seven cars in a week

C. L. Herring of the Atlantic Automobile Company sold seven cars this past week and secured prospects for more. Buyers include J. B. Fillman of Dexter with a Reo touring car, D. P. Hogan of Massena with a Reo touring car, Dr W. J. Greenleaf of Massena with a Reo roadster, Dr. Rosenblat of Audubon with a Ford runabout, C. W. Bruce of Atlantic with a Ford roadster, William Smiley of Atlantic with a Ford runabout, and W. J. Tobias of Atlantic with a Ford roadster. Also, Ralph Frazier was sentenced to 30 days for beating his wife and released after paying a $100 fine. he and his wife have separated.

C. L. Herring Atlantic Automobile Company J. B. Fillman Dexter Reo Touring Car D. P. Hogan Massena W. 3. Greenleaf Reo Roadster Dr. Rosenblat Audubon Ford Runabout C. W. Bruce Atlantic Ralph Frazier Frazier

Church Services for Sunday in the City

Church groups announce Sunday programs across the city. Bible School at 10:00 AM with sermon at 11:00 AM at the Church of Christ, no evening service, park union meeting at 7:00 PM. The Methodist pastor will speak on Our Chief Business Tomorrow morning. German Evangelical Church holds Sunday School at 9:45 AM and a 10:30 AM service, then a short post service meeting. Park union service at 7 PM. Epworth League gathers after the park service. Darted’ pate? parish urged to join.

Church of Christ Park Epworth League German Evangelical Church Pate

The Park Meeting Service Arranges Park Prayer Hour

The union service will be in the park at 5 PM led by Rev. Dr. George who will deliver the sermon. Organizers request quiet and no crowding near the stand during the hour, noting the park is a public gathering place and asking restraint from talking while the service occurs. Arthur S. Henderson is secretary of the local ministers.

George Arthur

Presbyterian Services Highlight Sermon Notes At Church

The Presbyterian church hosts morning services with a sermon emphasizing spiritual focus and progress. The pastor references biblical phrases and Henry Drummond on the mystery between lofty heights and low depths, inviting congregants to press toward the mark.

Presbyterian Church Paul Henry Drummond

Home Missionary Society Elects Officers at Meeting

Miss Maude Conrad hosted the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Officers were re-elected: Margaret Anderson president, Finley first vice president, Frank Larson treasurer, Maude Conrad secretary, and Ringle second vice president. The study focused on Deaconess Work and City Missions, with a program by Anderson Bell. A social hour followed with light refreshments. Visitors included Mrs. Sanford, McGeehon, Swartz, and Monroe.

Maude Conrad Home Missionary Society The Methodist Church Margaret Anderson Dr. Finley Frank Larson Ringle

New Jail at Cumberland Plans Unveiled by City Council

The Cumberland Enterprise reports the city council has discussed estimates for a modern new jail to be built adjacent to the town hall, signaling a significant civic project for Cumberland.

Cumberland

James Burdette Passes Away in Colorado Return

The Cumberland Enterprise reports the burial of James Burdette at St. Timothy's churchyard Reno after arrival from Longmont Colorado. He served four years in the Civil War with Missouri's 10th Infantry and Irish regiments, endured a chest wound, and died after a stroke and complications. He leaves wife Elien Daily and nine children.

Cumberland Enterprise James Burdette Longmont Cole St. Timothy’s Church Reno Cass County Castlebar County Mayo Ireland Merica Vermont 10Th Missouri ‘Regiment St. Louis Elien Daily John James Mary Lizzie Grace Rose Gilbert Margaret Omaha Mis Chas, Brown Cumberland

Two Ball Games Scheduled At The Park Tomorrow

Two games set for tomorrow ad mission with a 2 30 start. First game features Pikers Graves cf Higgins lm Hupp 3b Brophy 2b Higgins ss Riley cf Griffith 1b Brooks rf Chase Foster pitching. Second game Atlantic Max Ross cf J White ss Barnhart 3b H Franklin p Marshall If Sargent 2b Morrow 1b Reese p Wright 2. Reese to pitch game one and Sargent game two.

Ball Park Pikers Graves Higgins Hupp Brophy Riley Griffith Brooks Chase and Foster Atlantic Max Ross J. White Barnhart H. Franklin Marshall Sargent G. Franklin Morrow Reese P. Wright

City fans aim to attend Lewis Avoca game at Crystal Lake

Many residents plan to travel to the ball game between Lewis and Avoca at Crystal Lake tomorrow afternoon. The special leaves the city at 9 30 in the morning and many supporters are expected to ride the afternoon train.

Lewis Avoca Crystal Lake

Firemen's horse hose fund grows with Nebe Shoe Co donation

The fire department's horse hose fund reached 325 dollars as Nebe Shoe Company joined a list of contributors. Other donors include W T Joyce Co 25 dollars J A Campbell & Sons 25 dollars and several individuals giving amounts from five to 75 dollars, boosting the total.

Charles Block & Son Nebe Shoe Ca H. J. Sievers L. P. P. Dull E. ©. Swab Con Enright Emily Parsons John W. Scott T. A. Hupp

Real Estate Transfers Noted for 1908 Transactions

Real estate transfers include Andrew Johnson to John Saunders widow deed dated 5 19 08 with four percent stake and multiple fees. Alta C Shannon and husband to P C Erickson widow deed dated 7 15 08 for lot 4 5 block 61 Atl priced 1550 dollars. K and F J Macomber executors to J R Battersby widow deed dated 6 15 08 for several lots in D's add Lewis priced 350 dollars.

John Saunders Alta C. Shannon Husband P.C. Erickson F.J. Macomber J. R. Battersby D's Lewis

Boy Suffering From Blood Poisoning After Toy Cane Injury

The seven year old son of Christ Rudig and his wife in Noble township is gravely ill with blood poisoning from a toy cane injury on the Fourth of July. After a brief improvement he worsened with high fever and delirium, then developed lockjaw. His condition has continued to deteriorate with jaws tightly shut and no medicine able to pass.

Christ Rudig Noble Township

Take Cham berlain’s remedy on your trip now

While planning a vacation in woods fields mountains or at the seashore a bottle of Cham berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advised. It may be needed and cannot always be obtained on trains or ships. Atlantic Drug Company stocks it for sale.

Atlantic Drug Company

Massena Welcomes Bride and Groom in City Wedding

Massena Massena Hecho reports the arrival of Claude Comer and his bride Sarah A West in the city for their wedding trip. Comer has lived in New Rockford North Dakota for years where he met his wife, whose parents are longtime Victoria township residents.

Massena Bay Massena Hecho Claude Comer Victoria Township New Rockford, N. Dak Sarah A. West

John Johnson Here and There About Town

A clipped hometown note reports John Johnson traveling and visiting Ruthven, looking well though lighter. R. D. McGeehan marks a storm anniversary for the city thirty years prior, noting damage to a Stafford Hawkes two story building at the Alexander store site. Notice in Atlantic Iowa dated July 18 1908 states Flora R Frazier left me and I refuse debts after that date. A cyclone rumor about Red Oak proved false.

John Johnson Ruthven John R. D. McGeehan Stafford Hawkes Alexander Atlantic Iowa Flora R. Frazier Ralph H. Praz

People Visiting and Traveling Across Iowa Towns

Local residents are noted visiting friends and relatives across multiple towns. Among names mentioned are Miss Leone Sands in Lewis, Miss Anna Schnitzen ill in hospital, George Henningsen in Kimballton, and Prof. Spinney of Iowa State College commuting to Ames. Several plan trips to Denver, San Francisco, Yellowstone, and Des Moines, with enginering and farming relocations discussed.

Linnie Butt Casey Henry Snyder Anita G. A. Ringle Henshaw Adair W. G. Sherman S. Williams Riverton Stone S. A. Marquett Maine John Guttenfeldrer Chicago City Goldie Schriver Nellie Eddy G. W. B. Fletcher Lewis Standard Guy Curtis Okell Lewis Messrs Mesdames C. P. Meredith S. W. Treat Yellowstone National Park Russell Freitag Omaha Dale Morrow Homer Gaines Arthur Newport Neb Des Moines R. J. Gaines Mattie Viersen Ponca Okla B. R. Plotts Plotts, Jr Charlton D. P. Hogan Massena Hogan Bostedo Union Township Frank Daugherty C. L. Herring Louis B. Spinney Herrings Whong Spinney Victoria Township Iowa State College Ames

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