Mrs Colter Passes Away At Home In Atlantic
Mrs Margaret Colter longtime Atlantic resident died after months of illness at the family home on Chestnut Street. Born Margaret Maggarrell in County Down on August 24 1843 she married John Colter in 1868 and moved to this county in 1878. Survived by nine children seven living two died in infancy and six grandchildren she was a Presbyterian for fifty years. Funeral at three o’clock tomorrow at the Presbyterian church with Rev George officiating and burial in Atlantic cemetery. Musicians and pallbearers named by the deceased.
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Chestnut Streets
Margaret Colter
Colter
Mrs. Colter
Margaret Maggarrell
Robert Maggarrell
County Down
Trelind
John Colter
Myre
Martha Thayer
Des ‘Moines
Jennie Beatty
Grover, Colo
Wm. J. Colter
Muskogee
Oista
Robert T
T. Z. Maggarrell
Omaha
John R. Maggarrell
Richard Maggarrell
George Maggarrell
Robert C. Maggarrell
Woods
Ore
Hugh Maggarrell
Douglass, Ariz
James Maggarrell
Cumberland
Oklahoma
The
Presbyterian Church
George
Atlantic Cemetery
A.M. Petite
Pantry Sale By Congregational Church Ladies
The Congregational church ladies announce a pantry sale at C. W. Browns store this Saturday May 2 starting at ten o clock. Proceeds support church needs and community aid.
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the Congregational Church
C. W. Brown
The Sopers Visit From Blanca Colorado
Loren Soper and his wife, now living in Blanca in the San Luis Valley, Colorado, arrived yesterday afternoon for a visit with friends and relatives and to handle business matters. Soper says they like the area and see a bright future there. Blanca, a growing town of about 600, has his large nearby landholdings, and he is in real estate. The couple report feeling better than in a long time.
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Sopers
Loren Soper
Blanca
San Luig Valley
Colorado
Mr. Soper
Married Yesterday at Local Parsonage In City
Lola Walter, youngest daughter of Mrs. O. H. Biliott near Anita, and Will McGrory, son of George McCrory, were married yesterday afternoon in two ceremonies at the M E Parsonage and M H church. Rev A E Griffith officiated. The couple will reside on a farm near Lincoln Center with numerous friends offering best wishes.
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M.H
Lola “Walter
Lincoln Center
Commencement gifts at COLE'S and Red Oak trip
Coles offers gifts and a trip to Red Oak as Co R Graham of Des Moines, known as the Benial Chris, visited the city with his son Ray. They headed to Red Oak where the young man plans to start in the venture business. Graham Jr plans to travel to Colfax for a week to treat a severe cold.
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Red Oak
R. Graham
Dee Moines
Benial
Chris
Ray
Atlantic
Mr. Graham Jr
Colfax
A Gentleman from Mississippi Comes to Chicago Grand Opera House
A notable Chicago debut of the American comedy drama from New York. The show, praised as the best American play since The Senator, features a Southern flavor and faithful character drawing. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday offer entertaining, cheerful entertainment at the Grand Opera House.
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Mississippi
Grand Opera House
Chicago
New York
Grand Opéra House
Eclipses in June Visible In This Section
The article notes two celestial events in June : a partial lunar eclipse on the 8th and a solar eclipse on the 17th, each covering about four tenths of their respective surfaces and visible around 6 o'clock in the evening in this region.
Hat Pins at COLH'S. 3d20 A. Hundred and Six Years Old
Clarinda Iowa May 20 Delpha Rogers aged 106 dies claiming status as Iowa's oldest resident. Born in West Virginia she moved from Missouri with time as a servant in Washington's army.
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Clarinda
Delpha Rogers
Iowa
Washington
West Virginia
Iowa Ueed
Missouri
Fire Department attends funeral of James Pugh
Attention Atlantic Fire Department members are requested to appear in uniform at the Firemen's hall at seven o'clock to attend the funeral of James Pugh. Chief David Snyder signs as secretary Leslie Smith. Also notices about Senior Class Play tickets going on sale tomorrow at Palmer's.
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Atlantic Fire Department
Ous
James Pugh
David Snyder
Leslie Smith
Palmer's
Good printing costs worth paying says Dooley line
A historical adage warns that cheap printing is unreliable and costly in the long run. It argues good work costs money and stresses choosing reputable printers who deliver value. Contact telephone 13 for reliable service.
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Dre
Improvements Planned for Pt. Stafford Store
The Atlan tc Drug Company building owned by Pt. Stafford will undergo extensive remodeling after Hollenbeck & Company of Des Moines won the contract to level the storefront to street height. Work will start soon. the front will be remodeled and stock will be enhanced, likely boosting business for proprietor Mr. Jones. Also announced are Senior Class Day events at the opera house on May 24 with tickets at Palmer's Drug Store.
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Atlantic Drug Company
Pt. Stafford
Atlantc Drug Company
Hollenbeck & Company
Des Moines
Mr. Jones
Opera House
Palmer's
Tomor
Jens Kjar Celebrates Forty-Third Birthday at Cole's
Jens Kjar known as Jimmy yesterday marked his forty third birthday at Cole's 3420. Friends flooded him with good wishes as The News joins in celebrating his milestone and wishes him many more years of health and happiness.
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Jens Kjar
Jimmy
Bank officials audit county treasurer books for semiannual settlement
L. W. Niles and T. P. Breheny of the Atlantic National Bank serve as the committee to inspect the books of County Treasurer Worthing in anticipation of the board’s semiannual settlement.
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L. W. Niles
T. P. Breheny
Atlantic National Bank
Worthing
Elk Horn Voters OK New School House Tax
Elk Horn Iowa May 20 voters approved a tax to fund a new school building long needed for the town. Elsewhere the Bon Ton bakery site on lower Chestnut street, once owned by Mr Powell, has reportedly been sold to Des Moines buyers.
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Elk Horn
Lower Chestnut Street
Bon Ton Bakery
Mr. Powell
Des Moines
Attending Opti Cal Convention In Des Moines
Optometrist Frank D. Larson of Cole & Company jewelry store attends the annual optical meeting in Des Moines. He joins colleagues to learn advances and faces a new state requirement that all optometrists must pass an examination.
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Frank D. Larson
Thhe Cole & Company
Ja Jin Des Moines
Larson
Frank
Colts at COLE's advertise Kitchen Cabinets sale
J L Winne promotes a Friday and Saturday sale offering Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets at 27.50 down to 20.00. Bogers Bros highlight gifts, Stier Grocery touts stock, B N Wolever markets land, A A Gillette features muslin undergarments. Gillette ads are noted as worth reading.
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J. L. Winne
Gillette
Special sale notices and local ads blend in Atlantic paper
An assortment of local advertisements and short notices runs through the page. Items include a tomorrow special sale at Giffen furniture for Me Dougall Hitchen cabinets, a cheap life insurance pitch, gas cooking encouragement, church services at Trinity Episcopal in Council Bluffs led by Rev John William Jones, free post cards offer with Farmers Messenger subscription, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims, a fire safety slogan about gas, a haircut and shave offer at Sweneys 16 E Fourth, a for sale notice for a six room dwelling near the business district with a possible $2000 price, and glasses made at Eggars Bros Opticians referenced in the page notice.
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Eggars Bros
Resume of the stock markets and cattle trade in Chicago
Rosenbaum Bros. & Coy reports weekly cattle receipts heavier than last week with Monday at 7.25 per cwt, steady to close. Tuesday little change, Wednesday heavy run and a 10 to 20 cent decline for good heavy cattle, top 7.15. Hog receipts moderate to ample, prices steady to slight decline, mixed packing 7.10 to 7.40. Sheep lambs weaker 26 to 40 cents, wholesale trend mixed with expected declines for common grades.
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Chicago
Ilowa Weather Sketch and Local Ads
Forecast for Ilowa calls for fair tonight and Friday increasing cloudiness with possible showers in the southwest. Also notes promotions and local business notices about Poultry books, Christensen Bros. Merc, and Eggers Bros. installing a new awning on the jewelry store building.
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Ilowa
Eggers Bros
Mrs Fiske Stars in Salvation Nell at Burwood Theater
Local residents attended the engagement at the Burwood theater in Omaha to see Mrs. Fiske perform Salvation Nell on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Her appearance remains sublime and consistent with her season's high standard.
Unique Tonight vaudeville show promises new acts
A complete change of vaudeville program at Unique Tonight features Rives and Phil Lips in singing and dancing stunts with a strong lineup and a pleasant surprise for all attendees. The just-ended program was praised as the best ever seen in the local vaudeville house and the new show is expected to match that quality.
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Rives and Phillips
No New Trial Ruling in Garside Case
Judge Woodruff overrules the motion for a new trial in the Garside case. He awards plaintiff's attorneys 213 and defendant's attorneys 800, with the case to be appealed to the supreme court.
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Woodruff
District Court
Garside
Supreme Court
Local Notables and Impromptu Visit Summary
Miss Grace Trailor of Maine and Dr. Koob of Brayton were in town on business. Mrs. Crowley E. Cole visits relatives in the northern part of the state. The T B. Osborne building gains a fresh white coat of paint. Local visitors include Harry Shey Lon Hensley Dell Spry and James Galvin of Massena. Cigar dealer Chas. G. Warner and county recorder Moon host visitors. Levi Mountain and son Ray visit. Albert Borens ill in bed. Bob Johnson returns from the northwest with rheumatism. Fire tower painter Euam completes a dizzy perch swing drawing public attention. Local notables from Union, Bear Grove, Noble, and Franklin townships call on business and friends. L. Oransky returns from Greenfield to tend a sick sister-in-law. Moffat road agent C. Turner visits with wife. Chas. Colt sails to Minneapolis at eighty-six. Mrs. John Pugh travels after son James Pugh’s death and funeral. Des Moines papers report heiress Laura Haas of Iowa City set to inherit about 200000 from late Chas. Neely, known to Atlantic residents.
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Grace Trailor
Maine
Dr. Koob
Brayton
Crowley E. Cole
Harry ,Shey, Lon
Hensley
Dell Spry
Wiota
Chas. G. Warner
Lewis and Griswold
Hope
Levi Mountain
Ray
Medi Miss Mountain
County Recorder
Albert Borens
Hardware Dent
Bob Johnson
Beliz
Fourth Street
Amet
Euam
James Galvin
Massena
Mr. Mullins
McDougall
BA. Giffen
John Duden
Union Township
Dan Becker
Bear Grove
Jana Chas
Franklin
Noble Township
L. Oransky
Greenfield
Thee
C. T. Turner
Moffat Road
Colorado
Anita
A. Simonton
Turnerag
Chas. Colt
H. KO .Bartley
Minneapolis
Cait
Ian
John Pugh
Summit
City
James Pugh
Des Moines
Laura Haas
Iowa City
Chas. Neely
Chicago
Special Sale Announced for Meu Dougall Kitchen Cabinets
Atlantic Taz SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW at Giffen Furniture store recalls Appleman noted deal. A black and white spotted setter and a lemon and white ticked female setter are mentioned among items, with Remember the sale details for Meu Dougall Kitchen cabinets.
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Senate
Notity P
Appleman
Atlantic
Meu Dougall
Ithe Giffen Furniture
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McCrory
Miss Lola Walter
Ternoon
M.E. Parsonage
Cole's
Coles
Colh
Cole
the, News
Frank Larson
Optome
Cole’s
Dougall Hitchen
Giffen Furniture
St Trinity Episcopal Church
John William Jones
Council Bluffs
Farmers Messenger
Hollister
Atlantic Drug Co
Toa
Sweney
Reaume
Rosenbaum Bros. & Coy
the Well
Conkey
Christensen Bros. Merc, Company
T B. Osborne
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