Mulliken Charged With Forgery in County Jail
Mulliken held on $1000 bond in county jail on forgery charges after a boy identified him as the man who gave a check to Al Petit. Witnesses say Mulliken was seen with the boy near the Occidental Hotel and at the depot. He denies the accusation and says he was en route to discuss the Petit matter. Additional six dollar checks drawn on Whitney bank tied to the case. He has a wife and children and long city residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mulliken
Tower Chestnut Street
al ‘Petit
Harry Wells
Occidental
Third Street
Mulliken
Duval
Groagihy
Dakota
Mr. Rowe
Rowe
Lot Fenzen
Whitney
Patents and property transfers headline local notices
The column lists real estate transfers and notable patent items from Snow & Co. Patent Attorneys. It notes deeds involving Ayers, Rasmus, Thompson, and Deeming, with dates in 1909, and mentions Hunter’s License first in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pook
Hunter
Ipleman
Pretty Basket Shower for Miss Gittins Before Her Wedding
The Browning club and Civic club hosted pre nuptial events for Miss Margaret Gittins who is to wed Scott Linn tomorrow at noon. A basket shower featured fifteen decorated baskets, a picnic dinner, and a social hour at Miss Musson’s home. Weather forecast error noted earlier. Rev. Grimth to perform, Rev. Stevenson to officiate. Mrs. C B Osborne hosted a formal afternoon for Miss Patton with roses and a three course luncheon at Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
J. E. Hammond
Musson
Browning Club
Margaret Gittins
Scott Linn
C. B. Osborne
Locust Street
Have a New Son
Fred L. Laartz and wife welcome a twelve pound boy at their country home. The News extends hearty congratulations to the family on the birth and wishes health and happiness for mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Laartz
Personal Mention From The Atlantic Automobile Co
Clyde Herring toured the Lewis vicinity on a business errand this afternoon. Miss Marie Whitney has returned from Council Bluffs after a pleasant visit there. Ole Larson, formerly of the city, will attend the Mikkelsen-Hanen wedding tomorrow. D A Shuter added 480 acres of land in Nebraska to existing holdings after selling to Westphalen McCormick and Long. Mrs M L Langdon offers 20 percent millinery discount until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Herring
Lewis
Marie Whitney
Ole Larson
D. A. Shuter
Nebraska
Messrs
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised as Infallible Healer
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as unequaled for cuts burns bruises sores and many skin ailments. It touts rapid relief and calls the product supreme at 25 cents through dealers. Mentions the American Shine Parlor and Pantorium run by Roy Hedges on 4th Street and urges reading the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Forefinger Lost At Shrauger-Nelson-Johnson Plant
T E Belles, a worker at the Shrauger Nelson Johnson Company factory, lost the first joint of his right forefinger when it was caught in a heavy press. The end of the finger was severed and treated by Dr. Emmett, then by hospital staff. He is resting and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Bellies
Shrauger-Nelson-Johnson Company
Mr. Belles
Emmett
Max Emmett
Free Show At Fourth And Chestnut Streets Tonight
Do not miss the big free show to night at Fourth and Chestnut streets with entertainment and attractions promised for attendees. Local organizers urge families and visitors to arrive early for prime viewing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Seduction charge against Henry Marshall in Igon County Jail
Henry Marshall longtime corn husking champion and president of Washington township was arrested on a seduction charge. He is in county jail in default of a $1000 bond with hearing set for Thursday July 1 before Justice Pisenall. Witness Sampson, daughter of Sam Sampson, lives east city. Free show with fine music tonight at Fourth and Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marshall
W. Marshall
Washington Township
Pisenall
Sampson
Sam Sampson
Marshall
Weather forecast for Iowa shows fair night and Wednesday
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight across Iowa with continued warmth and a likely warm spell through Wednesday. No precipitation expected as temperatures remain above normal for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Whispering Smith Serial Promises High Standard
Readers are urged to notice the new serial story Whispering Smith appearing elsewhere in the News. The editors praise its quality and uphold the paper’s high storytelling standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whispering Smith
Tax Election On Thursday For Five Percent Rail Tax
On Thursday July 1 residents vote on a five per cent tax to aid the southern extension of the A N & 8. Polls open from seven in the morning till seven in the evening. Voting places: First Ward North room Atlantic shore, Second Ward McNierney Bros office lower Chestnut, Third Ward Grand jury room court house, Fourth Ward Rattenhouse barn Walnut. Ladies may vote as well as men. large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Room
Atlantic Fhorel
McNierney Bros
Lower Chestnut Street
Grand Jury
Court House
Fourth Ward
Rattehbore
Walnut Street
Burke Leaves for Dougherty to Be by Mother's Bedside
Dr C B Burke received a message from a Dougherty Iowa physician stating his mother is seriously ill and to come at once. He departs this afternoon to be with her, unaware of the illness until a letter arrived earlier noting no mention of sickness. Friends of Burke join the News in hoping for her improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Burke
Dougherty
Iowa
Burke
Big Day at Smith's Lake Next Sunday
Sunday next July 4th is set for a banner crowd at Smith's Lake with boating bathing and a moving picture show. In the afternoon a hall game features Merchants' Greys versus Extra after morning play in the city. Special trains announced from the city at 10:00 and 2:15 with additional runs from Kimballton and Elk Horn and a possible Rock Island north branch special to serve riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimballton
Elk Ham
Rock Island
Case Continued in Rape Charge Against Gaines
The case against S. Gaines charged with rape was postponed before Justice Pressnall. It will be held later when the young woman is able to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Pressnall
Judge Wheeler Heads to Seattle for Exposition Trip
Judge and Mrs. G. D. Wheeler departed Council Bluffs and traveled to Seattle to attend the exposition and take a vacation. They anticipate returning home in the latter part of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Wheeler
Seattle
G. D. Wheeler
Council Bluffs
Purely Personal Paragraphs from City and County Happenings
A long list of brief notes records visits and travel of residents and guests across nearby towns. Names include Fred Wilken and wife, Miss Tena Nimm, G H Bunton, Mrs. Jacobs, J A Carson, Mrs. Reid, Liza Zaner, Mrs. Got and Dorothy, J P Kuhl, P D Griffith, Mrs. B R Williams, J C Salisbury, Earl Grimes, Mrs. E L Diltz, A L Lint, B F Eastman, Cora Pierce, Maude Derrough, and many more. Motions mention trips to Anita, Wiota, Omaha, Des Moines, Casey, and Des Moines for weddings, visits, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Jacobs
Winterset
J. A. Carson
Omaha
J. F. Reid
Wiota
Liza Zaner
Audubon
Mildred Appleman
J. D. Got
Dorothy
Walnut
J. P. Kuhl
Avoca
P. D. Griffith
Griswold
BR. G. Williams
Des Moines
J. C. Salisbury
C. B. Clovis
Clovia
Earl Grimes
Massena
BE. L.diltz
Anita
Chas
May
Som
Kenneth
Mayme Wert
Des Moinés
Rose Powell
J. F. Wright
Maine
Marshall-Arnold
Helen Graham
Menlo
Mesdames N. P
Orchard
Neb
H. I. Lee
California
J. M. Keeley
Valley Junction
Ed Strater
Glen Miller
R. Y. Miller
A. Fultz
St. Anthony
Idaho
Ogilvil
Minn
Lewis
Wm. Stevenson
M. 5
Chure
Merle A. Gable
George Knees
Exira
Atlantic Hospital
Riley
Extra
Sarah Bickett
Taylor
Oldham
S. D
Gome
Marshall Arnold Wedding Bright June Ceremony
Katharine Marshall wed Thomas Francis Arnold at St Peter and Pauls church in a simple nuptial mass officiated by Rev Daly. Bridesmaids wore lace and lawn gowns. brides bouquet held white roses. Reception at the bride’s home featured roses and sweet peas. 150 to 200 guests attended.Afterward the couple departed for Omaha and then Lusk to settle on ranch property. friends extend heartfelt wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Katharine Marshall
M. Marshall
Thomas Francis Arnold
Father Daly
Josie Marshall
Anna Marshall
Stella Arnold
Mike Marshall
John
Carl Marshall
Jesse Marshall
Miss Arnold
T. P. Breheny
Mug
Arno
Omaha
George Hurst
Lusk
Wyo
Lawn Social At German Evangelical Church
The German Evangelical church at Seventh and Walnut streets will host a lawn social on the church lawn at 8 p m on June 30. All are warmly invited to attend this community event. Atlantic Girl Wedded: Grace Spencer, daughter of George Spencer, wed Mr. Chag Colee of Hamlin in Maine last Saturday. The couple, who have been on a brief wedding trip, are expected to arrive in town this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tce Cream
Y. P
German Evangelical Church
Walnut Streets
Atlantic
Maine
Grace Spencer
George Spencer
Mr. Chag,Colee
Hamlin
Thig City
Hospital welcomes new patient Sophia Thurman
At the hospital Miss Sophia Thurman is a new patient receiving medical treatment. Henry Simon and George Kness are also under care. Other patients continue to do well with their treatment and progress remains positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Thurman
Henry Simon
George Kness
Hig Free Show Tonight at Fourth and Chestnut
A free community event unfolds this evening at Fourth Street and Chestnut as local organizers invite residents to enjoy music and street performances. The gathering features local vendors, a brief program, and families are encouraged to attend.
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al Petit
Swan
Cox
Snow & Co
Ington
D. C
C. Closz
Webster City
J. B. Elway
Pisgah
A. J. Innes
Sutherland
Buethey
Council
Bluffs
Crete
P Staly
Créston
Bever Gage
R. N. Thomas
A. Snow & Co
Washington
Miss Gittins
Clyle Chyp
The
Atlantic Automobile Company
Mrg. M.L. Langdon
Roy Hedges
T. E Belles
Shraug
er-Nelson-Johnson Company
Cora Husker
Igon County
Dti
City Winl
Smith's Lake
Merchants’ Greys
NWS
N. W. Deering & Son
Fred Wilken
H. HE. Bartey
Earl Porter
Marshall Arnold
Bride
Lusk, Wye
Hig
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