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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1909
Page
5
The Meredita Club held its third banquet, described as a decided success. Thayer's Orchestra, lauded as the best of its kind in Idaho, provided music while the social committee organized the festivities. The event proved more enjoyable than the program, signaling continued club prosperity.
AV Johnson removed front curating, W T U to meet Wednesday at two thirty with Miss Etta Laraway. R Dack, visiting from Oakland, spent the weekend with his wife. Albert Brehmir of Lewis shown credit in news ahead a year. Mrs C S Alvord of Anita visiting Fred Fagen family. Walter Hoegh moved to Maine to instruct. Mrs H M Boorman returned from Extra where her father’s health improved. Henry Hansen to move to town after purchasing Shaunessy place. Shaunnessy to buy smaller place. Oscar Grulls resigns Ames drug job and returns to Parsons drug store with strong qualifications.
Last Friday at Miss Ing Cardle’s home thirty friends gathered for a farewell to her move to South Dakota with music, games, and a three course supper. Dr and Mrs A S Mullins hosted twenty guests for a Bridge evening honoring Miss Jackson of Chicago. Browning Club to meet at Mrs Crowley Cota’s with a program on McCauley Hastings and Clive. Gentlemen invited to Ms WA McWard’s for evening. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by Atlantic Drug Store.
Listings of property transfers include Nicholas Waiter Annie Anderson at 2128 Cumberland and others in towns, with amounts like 6025 and 1400, entries for Wika Yeh, Lewis Thurman, Daniel Mo Menamin, W. S. Coe, CF Nichols, Anne B. Coe, and Henry Ruch, noting parcels described as nw4 nw4 and other lots, with totals and dates in 1909 and 1937.
A brief homage notes Pat Boyle who long ago studied law alongside Senator James BR, recalling his enduring connection to public service and legal studies across years. The fragment confirms Boyle’s early path in law and links to notable political figure BR for context.
All members of the Modern Woodmen of America are urgently requested to meet at their hall Bailey's store tomorrow morning at 10 30 sharp to attend the funeral of Neighbor Frank Roberts. The service will be held at the home of J B Glass on South Chestnut Street at 1.15. Kring ing Consul.
Governor Carroll announces a ten thousand dollar appropriation for a pedestal monument to Senator William B. Allison. A Monument Commission led by General Grenville M. Dodge will select a site near the Capitol in Des Moines. Donations from citizens, including school children, are invited with the treasury of state W. W. More Tow to receive funds.
Marriage licenses granted today to William Sniderman 22 and Viola Miller 21 of Griswold, and Harry Ingram of Lewis 235 and Jessie Clayton of Walnut 20.
The Bindery ad notes Chas Blee, lessee of Telegraph Bindery, has suffered a thumb injury and limited work. He resumes soliciting business, urging patronage while Miss Edith Holliday remains connected as an Operates in the Aimotype division.
The forecast indicates showers in the southeast portion of Iowa tonight or Tuesday. The Ladies of the M. E. church plan a musical social to be held Tuesday evening, March ninth, at the church. John Heck of Anita comments on a legal matter, opposing the proposed legislation.
A fragmentary line appears to reference a missing string belonging to a person named Miss Ruby, with unclear context and no additional readable details.
J L Winne practicing physician and brother in law of Mrs Winne received a telegram yesterday morning announcing the death of Dr E D Wiley at his Des Moines home. He died Sunday at five after returning from a professional call following years of fatty degeneration of the heart. Mr and Mrs Winne and their daughter Miss Josephine left for Des Moines Sunday evening. Interment will be in BilginMy and Mrs Winne and daughter will accompany the remains.
A fragment shows an ad urging shoppers to value style over cheap clothes. The piece notes individuality, warns ready mades rarely fit, and promotes Emery Burgner and Hiram Roberts at Atlantic. It mentions Hiram Roberts of Atchison and a brother’s illness and death.
W Brocks mourns wife Mrs BrockSley who died at home in Manila Thursday night after a brief illness. Husband two young boys parents and many friends grieve the loss of a devoted wife and mother.
Fragmentary remarks show a dispute as firemen sought an ad for a souvenir program and an individual, identified as Mr Gaga, objected to placement or printing. The note implies tension over allegiance and printed support within the community.
Attorney H. M. Boorman has returned from the east and held a farm sale near Leon. The sale prepared for the transfer of the farm, which he traded for the Wiota hotel property, according to local notices.
Archie Gilbert, the efficient foreman at the News office, is confined at home by illness. He is suffering from a lead poisoning attack, but the condition is not serious.
Advertisements in today’s pages highlight United Cigar Manufacturing Company, Midway High School, a book bindery, and Gillette’s spring announcement. Read the full notice to view all listed ads and offerings.
The sale of T Wy Prall, initially set for the 10th, has been indefinitely postponed. Those who were participating are notified of the delay.
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