Indians Triumph Over Greys In Wide Baseball Tilt
Nine Oklahoma braves led by Myhickteno faced the Merchants' Greys at the pase hall park yesterday. Jake White starred for the locals with four hits and a big day on the mound, as the Greys piled fifteen hits but still fell behind 12 to 6. Arthur Wright added four hits, and Sargent helped behind the plate as the Indians claimed the win in a hitting duel that favored the home lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myhickteno
Pase Hall Park
Jake White
Jake
Arthur Wright
Greys
Ross
J. White
Ate G. Franklin
Morrow
Wright
Sargent
Marshall
Reese
Rf-Lf
R. White
Herbert
Franklin
Preston
Hubbard
White
Critt
Indians
Lewis
Anita
Writ of attachment issued over livery claim
Clarence Hedges swore out a writ of attachment in Justice Pressnalls office on Fred Petersons staff of the A N and S to recover about 65 dollars for livery. The claim was paid and the machinery was allowed to go on its way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hedges
Justice Pressnall
Fred Peterson
A. N. and S
Examinations Underway for Normal Institute Teachers
One hundred sixty three teachers who attended the normal institute took the examinations and the papers are being prepared for Des Moines marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Institute
Des Moines
Weather Outlook for Iowa Clouds and Showers
Increasing cloudiness brings showers tonight or Sunday with warmer conditions in the eastern portion and cooler extremes in the west. Temperatures dip Sunday as northerly winds shift, ending the unsettled spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
People Who Come and Go in a Busy Day
Eastbound and local travelers fill the day as residents and visitors journey between towns. Amanda Roberts visits her sister. Anna Mailander conducts business in Anita. Jennie Smiley returns from Walnut. Bertha Perryman goes to Cumberland. Miss Martha Sampson returns from Maine. Bred Roberts travels eastward and is due home soon. Many others, including families and relatives, move between Vict a, Avoca, Wiota, Minden, and Cedar Falls, with weddings and routine visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Roberts
Sarah
Anna Mailander
Anita
Jennie Smiley
Walnut
Hugh Reinig
Griswold
Martha Sampson
Maine
Bertha Perryman
Cumberland
Bred Roberts
East
O. C. Eggers
Avoca
Nellie Conway
Victa
Nellie Quinlan
Andrei Christensen
Ike Block
Albia
Ruby Winters
Ita Harrison
Edna Reason
Charles Coe
Wiota
E. Stoneking
Brayton
Etta Henry
Minden
Prank Sperling
Carrie Ury
Floy Brooks
Frances Berry
Missouri
Elsie Schoolcraft
Eagle Grove
Margaret Anderson
E. Emmett
Janice
Cedar Falls
Bell
Chicago
H. M. Boorman
Mildred Smith
Osborne-Herbert
Audubon
Schuneman
Cass County Institute
Boston
T H. Harris
John Eger
Near Lewis
W. A. Hammer
Lydia Barnes
Marie Fulton
Extra
J. B. W. Gilliam
Real Estate Office Move Notice by M. B. Conway
After July 1, M. B. Conway will operate from the former Iowa Trust and Savings bank site handling buying and selling real estate and related business. The notice signals a relocation and continued professional services in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
M. B. Conway
Not Dead Yet Jack Griffin Visits Athintic After Shooting Incident
Jack Griffin a renowned tourist printer says he is not dead after a shotgun wound to the head. He was hospitalized at Mercy Dubuque and discharged after eight days, recounting the event as he walks from Farley to Dyersville. He notes the shooter was a section hand with prior words between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Griffin
Jack
Atlantic
Mercy Hospital
Duburque
Farley
Dyersville
Home From Idaho Returns Family to Atlantic
John P. Gundersen and family formerly of this vicinity have returned to Atlantic from Napa Idaho with their young son Roy who requires medical treatment. Roy has suffered for six months from heart trouble lung fever and related complications due to western altitude. They plan to locate near Atlantic.
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Idaho
John P. Gundersen
Atlantic
Napa
Roy
Extra Journal
Williamson and Leap Bride in Colorado Massena Pair Wed
Harvey Williamson of Byers Colorado and Bertha Leap of Massena were married by Justice Pressnall. Edward Wagner of Anita and Mary Woods of Massena wed in Anita by Rev Stahl. Marriage licenses list Delmar Herbert Atlantic 29, Corriem Belle Osborne 25, Harvey Williamson 27, Bertha C Leap 21, Edward Wagner not dated, Mary Woods 24. The couple plan moves and hotel arrangements for tournament visitors, with notices to contact George W Towne for rooms.
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Harvey Williamson
Byers
Colo
Bertha Leap
Massena
Justice Pressnall
Rev. Stahl
Anita
Edward Wagner
Mary Woods
Burkey
Delmar
Herbert
Atlantic
Corriem Belle Osborne
Same
Bertha C. Leap
A Pleasant Family Reunion Among Harlan Kin
Members of the Harlan family gathered at J. S. Harlan’s home for a reunion. Six brothers and sisters, all married with spouses, came from Oskaloosa Mount Vernon What Cheer and other places to meet for the first time since leaving the old home. James Harlan of Mount Vernon has recently been elected president of Cornell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Harlan
Mr. Harlan
T. R. Hatcher
Oskaloosa
Amprose Updegraff
James Harlan
Mount Vernon
Humphrey Harlan
What Cheer
Charles Harlan
Vernon
Cornell College
Post-nuptial reception honors Delmar Herbert and bride
A large reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Franklin Herbert on South Chestnut for Mr and Mrs Delmar Herbert celebrated their Thursday marriage. Paragus and red roses decorated the rooms with red wedding bells. A two course supper was served and music provided by the K P Orchestra and performers from Walnut and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Herbert
South Chestnut Street
Delmar Herbert
C. B. Osborne
Lulu Hutton
Genevieve Shiuter
Ada Pellett
Ruth Herbert
Frankie Bixby
K. P
Will Bixby
Walnut
Pearl Shrader
Spokane
Wash
Wray Wilson Wed in Lenox to Miss Maud Gibson
Messena Echo reports the Lenox wedding of Wray Wilson Massena to Maud Gibson Lenox. Local couple known widely among friends, ceremony described in current issue. City Steam Laundry advert adds note of pickup plans and relocation of office after July 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Wilson
Messena
Lenox
Massena
Maud Gibson
News Items Of Interest From A City Routine
Local notes report a post office man returning from vacation at Niet and a canning factory opening. Sick child in east city. attorneys argue Cry case. mail carrier ill. Rev I N Woodward preaches funeral at Shelby. H W Redding appointed deputy at Avoca. Frank Dilger recovering. birth announced in Portland Ore. Walnut Bureau buys Gerberich property. Peter Comas Jr and wife welcome baby girl. Normal Institute closes with strong attendance. Ralph Catchins weds Carolyn Rake. former Anita resident J H Whitmore noted. Eightyth birthday for Grandma Duval, Sheriff Duval's mother celebrated.
Fourth of July Services Across City Churches
Churches set Fourth of July programs with Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. including topics on Helpfulness and The Flag. Evening programs feature child led Cross and Crown exercises and patriotic sermons. Methodist and Presbyterian services also plan special addresses and music, with missions collections and Grand Army invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Sermory
Ultimate America sermon at Congregational Church
Morning worship at 10 45 led by Rev H W Porter of Des Moines. At 8 pm Mr Henderson preaches on Ultimate America inviting all to hear tomorrow evening. He will discuss religion in history materialism national conscience Roosevelt reforms and needs for constant moral religious activity in a non political frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roosevelt
Estimable old lady cherished gift despite lasting injuries
The elderly woman, though lively and estimable, remains fairly healthy but limited in mobility due to an accident from some time ago. She enjoyed a recent token or gesture intended for her comfort and happiness.
Fourth of July Park Exercises Music by Quartet
John Rapp announces a mixed quartet of Messrs. M. H. Quint Will Wissler and Mesdamer M. H. Quint J. W. Friton will furnish the music for Fourth of July park exercises. Mrs Pearl Hutton Schrader will sing a solo as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rapp
Messrs
M. H. Quint
Will Wissler
Mesdamer
J. W. Friton
Pearl Hutton Schrader
Trip Planned for O L Green and Party to Colorado
O L Green of the south side plans a Colorado trip in a nine automobile party of eight gentlemen. Economy Stock Food agents from Shenandoah sponsor the tour at their expense in recognition of Green’s sales record and strong performance for the company. The party will depart from Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Green
Colorado
AL Ard
Foo Company
Shenandoah
Green
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Wilk
White Pilches
AB R. H. PO
Kmeaves
Sad Hubbard
Kratzberg
Eytaan
Myhicktene
Maynes
Qoers
Azimitle
Harry Dinges
Printer
Athintic
National Bank
A, N, and S
Collings & Feldman
George W. Towne
East Fourth Street
Harlan
Howe
Atlantic Society
Society
Edliress
Miss Edith Gillespie
A, N
Collins John Feldman
Reliable City Steam Laundry
Ball Park
Atlan
Jay Oden
The
Post Office Forces
Niet
Albert Starizer
R. W. Allen
I. N. Woodward
M. B . Church
Shelby
Frank Dilger
A. E. Kincaid
D. B. Ellsworth
Portland
Ore
C. C. Conrad
Walter Roberts
Gerberich
Seventh and Locust Streets
Peter Comas, Jr
Peter
Normal. Institute
Ralph Calkin
Ralph J. Catchins
RL W. S
Carolyn Rake
Kila
Reeford
S. Dak. Raich
Arive
Eft
J. A. Wagner
Anita Trinue
J. H. Whitmore
Grinnell
Hanwing
A. A. Whitmore
Anita Congregational Church
Decessed
Cautor City
Cola
Will
Services
Church of Christ
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. B. Thompson
Post
Relief Corps
Grand Army
Singers
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