Mulliken Held to Grand Jury
Avian action of September grand jury bond fixed at 500 dollars for Tom Mulliken charged with forging Al Petit’s name to a check. He waived exam and was bound over awaiting the grand jury. Harry Wells, witness, will testify in district court. Also, Harman Coal Co sues Chicago Rock Island and Pacific for 19.57 dollars over stolen coal. case set July 12 before Justice Pressnall. Marriage licenses issued in Atlantic: Linn, Gittins, Hansen, Mickelsen, Marshall, Sampeths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mulliken
al Petit
Justice Straight
Swan
Mulliken
Harry Wells
Lewis
Rock Island
H. M. Boorman
Harman Coal Company of Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Facine Railroad Company
Court of Justice
Pressnall
Ice Cream Social At Local Church Planned
Busy Bee Sunday School class will host an ice cream social at the Christian church Thursday evening July 1 inviting all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Christian Church
Case Settled in U S Express Company v Hopley
The case over transporting horses from Europe and alleged damages was settled today with the defendant agreeing to pay 200 dollars and costs. The matter is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Express Company
Peter Hopley
Europe
Notice on Cass County Fair shares and local changes
Notice requests stock numbers from Cass County Fair Association shareholders to issue a stockholder's ticket for the 1909 fair. Also notes A Grubb family trip to Manitou Cal, R A Hale leaving the Telegraph, Roy Metz taking charge of the Total page. Promotes Electric Bitters and Pinesalve sold locally, with health claims and price. Read the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Fair Association
W. J. Pellet
A. Grubb
Manitou
Cal
R. A. Hale
The
Telegraph
Roy Metz
Pierce Metz
Building To Be Freshened Up In Government Work
Postmaster W C Williams received an order to repaint the exterior and redecorate the interior of the government building. Work will begin soon after red tape is cleared and includes a new cement driveway and general improvements. Congressman Smith secured the appropriation. A big free show tonight at Fourth and Chestnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Williams
Department
Postmaster Williams
Congressman Smith
Judge Smith
Death of G G Black Father of Griswold Woman
G G Black died in Nampa Idaho last week while visiting his daughter Mrs Pipher. He left Griswold with Miss Grace Scott two weeks earlier and was in good health when he departed. The body was met in Norwalk by Mr and Mrs D H Scott and interred beside his wife in the family lot. He was a well known man respected by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. & Black
G. G. Black
D. A Scott
Griswold
John Pipher
Nampa
Idaho
Pipher
Grace Scott
D. H. Scott
Norwalk
Cornells Return Home After Missouri Visit
Mr and Mrs C P Cornell arrive back from Excelsior Springs Missouri where Mr Cornell health worsened in the heat. Their condition is now somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs Jerry Cornell accompanied them to their home after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornells
C. P. Cornell
Excelsior Springs
Cornell
Jerry Cornell
Missouri
McMichael Visits Area Before Y M C A Meeting
G S McMichael formerly Hastings secretary and well known to locals visits friends here. He resigned at Hastings and plans to tour Billings Montana area to seek ground and consider moving there. He will attend the annual Y M C A meeting in Geneva Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. McMichael
Y. M. OC
Hastings
Neb
Billings
Mont
Geneva
Wis
Tax Election Tomorrow Brightens City Wariness
The railroad tax election is tomorrow from seven in the morning until seven in the evening. Interest in the proposition has grown as the date nears. Opponents issued a circular today and distributed it citywide, but officials expect little impact on the outcome.
Stung by the Bees Injures Cass County Official
President Oscar Peterson of the Cass County Fair Association was badly stung on the face neck arms and body yesterday afternoon while tending bees at his home. Dr Campbell treated the injuries and Peterson is expected to recover though the stings were not desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Peterson
Cass County Fair Association
Campbell
Bee Hives Ad Promote Local Services
A compact notice markets gale proof bee hives at 24M WYRED STEINKE and urges patronage of the American Shin ing Parlor and Pantorium. Location No 4 B 4th St. Roy Hedges, proprietor, invites readers to support NEWS advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Steinke
4Th St
Roy Hedges
Gittins Linn Wedding Attended by Forty Guests
The Gittins Linn wedding unites Miss Marga Gittins and Henry Scott Linn at the bride's parents home at noon with about forty guests present. Rev. Wm Stevenson officiates. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 804 Lacusi Street. The bride, a teacher, wore white embroidery and carried roses. Guests from Griswold Elliott and Dexter attended along with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gittins
West Tenth Street
Miss Mar+ ga
Gittins
Henry Scott Linn
Wm. Stevenson
Effie Locke
Lacusi Street
Swoom Ip
Rock Iseland
W. J. Gittins
Marriage at the bride’s home in the east city
At four o clock this afternoon Henry Marshall and Miss Mayme Sampson were married at the bride’s home in the east part of the city. Justice Presannall performed the ceremony and the Marshall case was settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollsy
Henry , Marshall
Mayme Sampson
Pension Allowed for Ft. Ransom Widow of Civil War Lt
Pension attorney J. S. Pressnall reports that Mrs. Almira H. Brown of Ft. Ransom North Dakota has been granted a pension. She is the widow of the late Morris I. Brown first lieutenant, Company F, 95th volunteer infantry of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Pressnall
Almira H. Brown
Ft . Ransom, N. D
Morris I. Brown
95Th Volunteer, Infantry
Illinois
Social items from Bear Grove party and car purchases
Mrs J Hi Marshall entertained the N E Bridge Club yesterday afternoon with roses and elegant luncheon. George Linderman and Bert Frank of Bear Grove township bought new Reo touring cars from the Atlantic Automobile Company yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Linderman
Bert Frank
Bear Grove Township
Atlantic Automobile Company
A Chapter of Accidents Bites the City
The article reports multiple mishaps. W Carter breaks his ankle after a fall from a cherry tree. Mrs. John Herbert falls through a cellar trap door and injures her head and neck. Traveling salesman H Lankleman sprains his ankle chasing a train and requires medical care. The injuries range from ankle fractures to possible spinal involvement, with recovery times uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Carter
John Herbert
H. Lankleman
Purity Candy Company
Des Moines
Pella
J. M. Emmett
Weather forecast for Town
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday. Winds are light, and overnight lows will dip slightly, with daytime highs near seasonal norms.
Night shots alarm southeast city residents near Emmert home
Two shots in rapid succession disturbed residents in the southeast part of the city near the Dr. Emmert home. C. S. Goss and his daughter woke to see a man skirting the yard. no burglary evidence found, and it is suspected a night marauder fled when the loud barking dogs drew attention, possibly from someone shooting at them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Emmert
C. S. Goss and Daughter
Emmert
Bloodhounds Deployed to Valley Junction After Local Shooting
Sheriff Duval sent bloodhounds to Valley Junction after a wire request to track Calvin Littlepage the farmhand accused in a shooting. Before dogs arrived a man died by his own hand. hounds reached town on the early train and returned by eleven with the body found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval
Valley Junction
Calvin Littlepage
Bini
City and County People and Happenings Tidings
A long list of residents and visitors frequent the city today. Mrs O Hardenberg of Lewis and Miss Meda Conrad of Lewis are noted in town, with several others from Lewis Des Moines Council Bluffs and Griswold mentioned. Numerous relatives travel to attend weddings and visits while local officials and clergy are cited for recent travel and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hardenberg
Lewis
City
Phil Dinges
Des Moines
Meda
Mae Conrad
Maude Glass
Jap Pierce
Doris
Shelby
EH. E. Mack
Council Bluffs
PT. l. McGinnis
Atlantic Wins Tuesday Shoot at Grounds
The Atlantic Gun Club defeated Adair 176 to 173 in a 50-target per shooter event. Members P. J. Appleman Cal Leach Chas Kolb and Doc Wilson led scoring with Appleman 45 Leach 40 Kolb 46 and Wilson 44. Perry Wintree Archer and Burgers totaled 37 43 45 and 41. Doc Wilson claimed the first cup with 46 of 50 and Dick Doran the second with 45 of 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Gun Club
P. J. Appleman
Cal Leach
Chas, Kolb
Doc Wilson
Adair
Perry
Wintree
Archer
Burger
Appleman
Leach
Kelly
Wilson
Adair Perry
Burgers
Broke
Dick Doran
Dave Buggess
Dr. Mullins
Dick Neff
R. G. Williams
Chas. Kolb
Dr. Wilson
Nebe Shoe Co Expands, Plans Glenwood Store Growth
Frank M Nebe returns from Glenwood and announces Nebe Shoe Company will raise capital from 10000 to 25000 and operate the Glenwood store with Martin Nebe and a third location. Glenwood shop to occupy September 1, with purchases routed from this city. Local show hosted at Fourth and Chectaat tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Nebe
Corn Laying Earlier Than Ever Reported
H Hopke of R F D 2 Lewis made a pleasant city visit to report finishing corn planting by yesterday, the earliest date yet. He notes the corn stands about three feet tall and grows rapidly in warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hopke
Lewis
Hotels Complying with Fire Escape Law
Local hotel men are complying with the new state fire escape law set to take effect July 4. M. C. Cardio purchased arc extinguishers and rope apparatus in Omaha recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Cardio
Arc
Omaha
German Finan gelical church lawn social at Seventh and Walnut
The Y P 8 of the German Evangelical church hosts a lawn social on the church lawn at the corner of Seventh and Walnut streets tonight at 8 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited. Contact numbers listed: 213 6 8 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Board Seeks Court House Meeting Tomorrow
The board of supervisors convenes at the courthouse tomorrow to transact a grist of business requiring attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Gittins Lima wedding and family updates
Dave tend the Gittins Lima wedding and returned home this afternoon. Anson and wife have a brand new baby boy at their home. Dr H K Forsyth and stepson Leon Carpenter of Griswold were in the city today by auto, reporting roads south of here in bad shape. Mrs T Forsyth and daughter Viola were in the city returning home to Oskaloosa from Griswold after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs H C Schuler of Cumberland were in the city to meet their daughter Oma, who returned from Glenwood for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Rasmussen
Maine
Geo. Haver
Ft. Collins
Colo
Anita
GO. Odem
Mary
Nellie Conway
Marshall-Aynald
Wipta
John M. Roberts
Marshall-Arnold
Joe Brown
Clearfield
Iowa
Geo. L. Mosier
Gertrude Wilburn
England
J. W. Linn
Dexter
Colorado
G. Linn
Josie Marshall
Ella Arnold
Omaha
Thomas Francis Arnold
W. C. Depew
Walnut Bureau
Washington
I. T. Spangler
T. G. Turner
Council Bluffs
Williams
Michigan
Mable Bradley
C. W. Bradley
H. A. Heiser
Kansas City
Phoebe Watson
H. C. Schuler
Cumberland
Oma
Glenwood
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Atlantic
Margaret Gittins
John P. Hansen
Caroline Mary Micklesen
Henry. J. Marshall
Mayme R. Sampeths
Eevee Eens
W. T Palmer & Co
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
McMichael
W . Carter
Ning
Chicago
N. W. Deering & Son
Adar
Ing
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