Greys Lose and Win in Afternoon and Night Games
Mopkies woke the afternoon game and locals’ the night contest. Reese and Sargent pitched for Athle tic in the afternoon, Dad Franklin’s athletes lost to Hopkins Bros by 3 to 0, but won the night game from Des Moines, making it two out of three. Atlantic’s early start faded as Hopkins rallied, ending 8 to 3. The night crowd was large. Franklin missed the day game, while Anita was promised a grand event when they return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Franklin
Hopkins Bros
Des Moines Lads
Des Moines
Atlantic
Jake White
George Franklin
Dale Morrow
Hopkins
McKenna
Reese
Fahey
Southwick
Morgan
Wright
Sar- Bent
Davis
Bradshaw
Metz
Cense
R, H
Ross
J. White
G. Franklin
Morrow
Sargent
Gande
Marshall
Herbert
Dahlberg
Melter
Melenna
Hess
Harry Frankin
Dad
Anita
Taken to Asylum in Clarinda by Deputies
Deputy Sheriff Bosley accompanied Mrs. Mattie South of Edna township to the insane asylum at Clarinda this morning after being placed by the board yesterday. The note mentions a remedy pitch for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and invites tournament visitors to notify George W. Towne of room arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosley
Mattie
Edna Township
Clarinda
Enrollment breaks record at county normal institute
Enrollment today reached 216 the highest in the county's history beating last year's 189. Examinations begin tomorrow and Friday the session ends. The county teachers association elected officers at chapel: County president T D Blodgett, vice Bertha Johnson, secretary Mattie Dinges, treasurer S W Rowley. Northwestern section officers include Bessie Ruch and Fannie Shrock. North eastern section officers include H W Chehock and Zola Vernon. Southwestern officers include Beulah Buckman and Myrtle Hardenburgh. secretary Helene McCluskey and treasurer. The southwestern list is not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Institute
Teachers’ Association of
County Association
T D. Blodgett
Bertha Johnson
Mattie Dinges
S. W. Rowley
Northwestern Section
Bessie Ruch
Fannie Shrock
Helen Lynch
Brendina Salisbury
Northeastern
H. W. Chehock
Zola Vernon
Clara Roberts
Margaret Bell
Southwestern Section
Beulah Buckman
Myrtle Hardenburgh
Helene McCluskey
Southwestern
A C Jones Visits Atlantic Friends in His Arcadia
A C Jones, visiting his wife's parents Mr and Mrs J A McWard in Atlantic, recalls leaving the city twenty five years ago for Hot Springs Arkansas where he built a thriving business empire He runs the only sixty ton per day ice plant plus a pasteurized milk plant and ice cream factory commanding most of Hot Springs trade He supplies the city and dabbles in politics though not seeking office He recently attended the Republican national convention in Chicago as a delegate and helped notify Sherman of his nomination for vice president His Atlantic friends applaud his success and recall his prominent career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jones
J.A. McWard
Mr. Jones
Atlantic
Hot Springs
Ark
Jones
Chicago
Arkansas
Sherman
Stomach and Liver Tablets Prove Remarkable Cures
Stomach troubles are claimed to be relieved by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicines was reportedly cured after using a few boxes. Samples are free at Atlantic Drug Co.'s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug Co
Advance man plans Geyer show arrival for local appearance
The advance man for the Charles Geyer show is in town to arrange a local engagement on the 80th of the month. The tent show, a four act comedy drama For Her Sake, will be northwest of the Rock Island tracks. A big band and orchestra accompany the company with good specialties between acts. The production is expected to draw a large crowd and promises an entertaining bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Geyer
Rock Island
Weather Forecast For Hoy With Thunder Ahead
A fragmented forecast notes thunder or storms possible on Wednesday afternoon. Nondetailed text mentions east pavilion and a brief weather window but lacks clear timing or temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pavilion
Marriage Licenses Record for Cass County
William L. Ruth and Mary GO Wraat appear in Cass county marriage licenses. Details include party names and filing locales as recorded in the local civil records. This notice reflects a formal union document from a regional record-keeping archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ruth
Cass County
Mary GO. Wraat
Gare
Obituary notices and local news from the Atlantic Evening News
Town readers receive items on Gail Hamill writing from Dallas county South Dakota praising the country. J M Cowden of Mt Vernon Ohio stops en route to the Democratic national convention in Denver. Christen Jensen’s remains ship to Calhoun Nebraska for burial. son Martin Christensen accompanies. Obituary of John Frederic William Rabe born September 14 1848 in Luther Hanover Germany who died in Noble township aged 59 9 13 and left a large family. funeral at St John’s Evangelical Church conducted by Rev E Ball. he was a devout Christian respected for industry and principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cowden
Mt. Vernon
Hamill
Denver
Nebraska
Christen Jensen
Calhoun
Neb
Martin Christensen
Denmark
John Frederic William Rabe
Luther
Hanover
Germany
America
Elmhurst
Noble Township
Louisa Knust
St. John's Evangelical Church
St. John’s Cemetery
E. Ball
Rabe
Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
Western League results include Des Moines 17 over Omaha 1, Sioux City 3 over Pueblo 2, Lincoln 2 over Denver 1. American Association shows Philadelphia and Cleveland at, Detroit 4 over Chicago 1. National League tallies Cincinnati 0 over Pittsburg, New York 7 over Chicago 1, St. Louis 1 over Boston 0, Brooklyn 1 over Philadelphia 0. American League Louisville over Minneapolis, 1–0 in eleven innings. St Paul over Toledo. Kansas City 2 over Indianapolis 3.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Pueblo
Lincoln
Denver
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Americ
Louisville
Minneapolis
Yain
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Iain
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Case against James A Stone postponed to tomorrow
The case in Justice Straight's court against James A Stone was continued to tomorrow due to several attorneys' illness in the district court. A fragmented note references Hollister's Rocky Mountaineer and various commercial items unrelated to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Stone
Court of Justice Straight
Sone
Justice Court
Brilliant society card party honors Corrie Osborne and Delman Elerbert
A West Ninth Street Port erfield home hosted a refined card party for about fifty guests in honor of Miss Corrie Osborne and Mr Delman Elerbert. Dr and Mrs Porterfield Dr and Mrs Williams and Mr and Mrs Campbell organized the event with a hearts themed game of hearts, red rose decor, and lavish refreshments. Vocal and instrumental performances by Mrs Milo Smith and Miss Smith of Council Bluffs added to the evening's charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gillespie
Porterfield
West Ninth Street
Corrie Osborne
Delman Elerbert
F. W. Porterfield
H. K. Williams
Clyde Campbell
Milo Smith
Miss Smith
Council Bluffs
Weather Crop Bulletin for Des Moines Week Ending June 22 1908
Weather conditions show below normal average temperature and sunshine early week, then a warm stretch with temperatures two to five degrees above normal. Rainfall diverged by region with eastern half below normal and western half above. Midweek showers caused widespread flooding and abandonment of corn fields. substantial acreage lost in southern and southeastern counties due to high river levels. Crop condition fell about 40 percent in Pocahontas county amid heavy rainfall. upland corn generally good elsewhere, small grain healthy but rust risk rising with heat. Clover crop aging slowly from humidity and moisture. haying to increase next week. sugar beets prospering in northeastern counties.
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Des Moines
North Central
Northwest
West Central
Southwest
Pocahontas
Family praise for Chamberlain's Colic Remedy in Florida
The Ennis Bros report long experience with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They credit its life saving use in Ei Paso Texas and note its growing popularity in Narevossee Florida, where the Atlantic Drag Co. now sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
Ei Pasé
Texas
Narevossee
Fla
Ennis Bros
Atlantic Drag Co
Clyde McNeil Beller Improves After Illness
Clyde McNeil Beller has been suffering from blood poisoning after injuring his hand. His family and friends report his condition shows improvement this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McNeil
Donn Fy
People Coming and Going in Atlantic Notes
Readers of The Atlantic Evening News report a stream of visitors and locals traveling between Anita, Maine, Nebraska, and Iowa towns. Names include Mamie Peterson, Stella Gant, Ralph Hammond, Pearl Starr, M. Alexander, Martha Sampson, C. E. Hanson, Roy Odemoff, May Perfect, Crowley Cole, Edna Marsh, F. E. Whipple, Lydia Barnes, P. I. Appleman, Minta Black, Anna Boehmke, Tena Goeken, and Mrs. Briscoe. The notes mention trips to Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Massena, and other points, plus local social events, a wedding, and land deals in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hammond
Red Oak
Sarah Hall
Laramie
Wyo
Audubon
Elma Wood
Maine
F. N. Bingham
Des Moines
Deming
Anita
O. GC. Currier
Edna Marsh
H. M. Reinig
Griswold
Marie Harnholdt
Wiota
Bessie
Effie Edwards
Omaha
Laura Potter
Ina Kimball
Clara Hartman
Council Bluffs
Crowley Cole
Jewelers
Briscoe
Lou
Cumberland
Lou Dressler
F. E. Whipple
Lydia Barnes
Extra
Roxie Huyck
Appleman
G. H. Messenger
Minta Black
Lewis
Massena
Arthur Millen
City
Ams
Roy I. Myers
Baby
Denver
Anna Boehmke
Western Union
Woodbury County
Tena Goeken
Sterling, FL
Anna Meyer
East Fifth Street
I. T. Spangler
George Neff
Katherine
Marie Burk
Parsons
Candi Bors
Nebraskare
Grhudvs McChure
Missouri Valley
Brayton
District Court in Macy's session handles probate and Hardy v Hoffman
Judge Macy presided a brief district court session today in the city. Probate matters were heard with several estates closed including Sisk Franklin Ackerman Dickinson Sherwood Paine Richter minors Kook Just. A will probating for J K Herbert is set for the 27th. C W Needles claim of 1266 with interest was allowed in J H Needles estate. Green to sit Friday and Saturday for a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Hardy Vs. Hoffman
John Sisk
Washington Franklin
J. H. Ackerman
C. A., Dickinson
Sabra E. Sherwood
D. W. Paine
Richter Minors
Antone
C. W. Needles
Court Reporter Clarke Delayed by Lightning Strike
Court reporter John H. Clarke failed to arrive for the term due to a lightning strike at his Council Bluffs home last night. The scare caused him to miss his train. he reached the court this afternoon. Advertisement extols keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by Atlantic Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
John H. Clarke
Council Bluffs
Chamberlain
Atlantic Drug Coa
Liberal subscription offer from The Des Moines Register and Leader
The Register and Leader offers extended rates through January 1, 1909 for $2.00 and daily plus Sunday $3.06, promising broad Iowa news coverage, fair editorials, markets, baseball box scores, and cartoons. Remittance details and delivery notes are provided, urging rapid response to subscribe.
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Register and Leader
Des Moines Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Iowa News Service
Iowa
Register and Leaver
Wy Almiier
Des Mores
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GREYS
Mopkies
Athle
Hollister
Atlantic Drug Company
George W. Towne
East Fourth
Bret
The
Atlan
Gail Hamill
B. S. Hamill
Dallas County
South Dakota
American Association
Cleveland
Detroit
Ase
Reliable City
Ben
Atlantic Society
Goery
Atlantic Evening
Mamie Peterson
Stella Gant
C. E. Hanson
Hancock
Roy Odemoff
Post Office
Miss May Perfect
Harlan
Ross Camblin
Crowley E. Cole
Spencer, la
Frank Nebe
Peter Hopley
Ida Hughes
Doty
Stella Curtis
Huey
Dave Shuter
Deak
Henry Lamey
Lves
Cover Bell
Keith County
Dave
Ateeeny Toca
Stier
Pet
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