Death Calls Two More Death Calls Two More
Dewane Franklin Gaylord son of B K Gaylord died at his parents home at 3 45 am after over five months illness. He was born June 18 1885 in the city and worked as a painter before illness. He leaves parents three brothers and one sister. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the Church of Christ with interment at Atlantic cemetery. Robert Mutum aged 78 died at the home of his daughter Mrs A B Fleming at 300 Oak street of cancer and tuberculosis of the neck. He leaves eight children. Funeral Wednesday at Mogroe township church in Shelby county at 1 pm and burial there.
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Dewane Franklin Gaylord
B. K. Gaylord
E. H. Whiteside
Minneapolis
Church of Christ
Atlantic Cemetery
Robert Mutum
A. B. Fleming
Qak Street
England
Mogroe Township
Shelby County
Wrestling match pictures at opera house entertain small crowd
The Gotth Hackenschmidt wrestling match was shown at the opera house on Saturday evening to a small audience. Pictures were praised for quality though the film could not capture the full live struggle, leaving viewers with a sense of the real match’s intensity. The show was considered good and deserving of a better reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Two Funerals Held Yesterday in Local Area
Two funerals were held yesterday in this vicinity. Mrs Sophia Brown of Esther Garden Sweden born 1838 and Charles L Brown were remembered with large floral tributes. Mrs Brown died May 22 after a lengthy illness and is survived by three children, six grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Interment was at Atlantic cemetery. Charles L Brown died recently. services at the family residence on Locust Street with Masonic and other fraternal groups in attendance. Interment followed at Atlantic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Brown
Charles L. Brown
Locust Street
Ms. Brown
Sophia Dorthea
Brown
Frank Anderson
Buck Creek
M. E
Miss Hope
John Gustason
Peter Anderson
James Stevenson
John Lamphere
David Hope
George McCrory
Jersild
Elkhorn
Mrs. Brown
Esthergarden
Sweden
Charles
Oscar Brown
Sophia
Atlantic Cemetery
Charles L. Brow
George
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Osborne
Blue Lodge
Knight Templar
Charles D. Brown
Joe Brown
Andrew D. Brown
Frank Murphy
H. M. Brown
George Mosier
Elks, Odd Fellows
Masons
Widely Known Undertaker Dies From Embalming Poison
F M Whitney of Cumberland died at 9 o clock Saturday morning from poisoning contracted while caring for the body of the late C O Hall. He was taken ill after embalming the corpse and grew worse, despite medical efforts, with poison spreading through the system and causing swelling and pain. Whitney, a respected citizen, died after a final failed attempt at rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Whitney
Cumberland
C. O. Hall
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Swan-Wilson Wedding Planned in Fruitvale Heights
Orrington Thomas Swan son of T B Swan and wife invites guests to his June 11 wedding at 8 p m at The Heights the bride Miss Misa Nellore Isabel Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Mundy Wilson of Fruitvale Cal The groom works in the U S forestry service and has been stationed in California The bride is connected with a Golden State school cluster of friends in this city will celebrate the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrington Thomas Swan
T. B. Swan
Misa Nellore
Isabel Wilson
Alfred “Mundy Wilson
Fruitvale
Cal
Golden State
Forrestry Service
United States
California
Tom
Nellore Isabel Mundy Wilson to wed Orrington Swan at The Heights
Invitations announce the marriage of Nellore Isabel Mundy Wilson to Orrington Thomas Swan of Atlantic at The Heights Fruitvale Cal on Thursday evening June 11. Chapter A. F. P. O. held a Cedar Rapids convention with about 225 delegates, featuring talks on work and entertaining, music from a European educated club, a blind institution orchestra, and a pipe organ rendition by Mrs Bell Cradick Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gillespie
Alfred Mundy Wilson
Nellore
Isabel
Orrington Thomas Swan
Atlantic
the Heights
Fruitvale
Cal
C. M. Cole
West Tenth Street
State Convertion
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Katherine Alexander
C. R. Hunt
Institution For the Blind
Vinton
Bell Craddick Ray
Alexander
Cole
New Bank for the Bluffs by Turner and Hannan group
T G Turner formerly of Atlantic National and First National of Council Bluffs plans a new national bank in Council Bluffs about September first. He partners with C R Hannan Jr of Bluff City. The Hannan estate, a major heir, likely backs the venture with near one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Turner
Atlantic National Bank
First National of
Council Bluffs
C R. Hannan, Jr
Bluff City
Hannan
Liberal offer for The Des Moines Register and Leader
The Register and Leader offers new readers a special subscription deal through Jan 1 1909. Prices: daily and Sunday 3.00, daily only 2.90 for the balance of this year. The notice promises fair, unbiased political coverage, reliable Iowa news, editorials, markets, box scores, and cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Leader
Des Moines, Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Iowa News Service
Iowa
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Dreager Fined for Drunken Conduct in Justice Court
Gus Dreager appeared in Justice Straight's court this morning on drunkenness and creating a disturbance at home. He was fined 125 dollars, with the fine remitted and a warning that a repeat offense could lead to committal to the inebriate asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Gus Dreager
Court of Justice Straight
Justice Straight
Massena political talk by Swan and Meredith
T B Swan and A Meredith spoke at Massena town hall on the Cummins senatorial contest drawing about forty listeners. They arrived Saturday evening after mud clogged roads, as a violin solo at Vose Hall drew interest. Hope-Smith wedding invites note Ida Hope to wed Clarence Smith at the bride’s home Wednesday evening June 34 at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Swan
A. Meredith
Massena
Town Hall
Cummins
Hope-Smith
David Hope
Ida
Clarente Smith
Des Moines Reunion Brings 4000 Veteran Railroad Men
Tomorrow and Wednesday in Des Moines a reunion of the state's veteran railroad men is planned. Invitations have drawn 4000 or more attendees, with local figures Dad Smith A. E. Taylor and possibly Frank Cain among those expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dad Smith
A. E. Taylor
Frank Cain
Atlantic Canning Company Introduces New Cement Machine
The Atlantic Canning Company reports arrival of a new cement machine for laying concrete floors in the factory warehouse. The machine replaces several workers and adds valuable capacity to the construction fleet.
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Atlantic Canning Company
Buffet of notices and events at Vose Hall in town
Home from Buffalo C W Otto mourns his father and attends a musical event at Vose Hall Tuesday. A dinner plan includes Jell O dessert recipe and promotional talk by White & Ellis. Bernice Steward of Des Moines appears, Eggers Bros advertises gifts, and plans for fishing trips with Aeolian quartet and firemen's benefit are noted. Card of Thanks honors late Charles L. Brown and asks to present claims against the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Steward
Des Moines
Vose Hall
Too Wet for Baseball Delays Games in Guthrie Center and Avoca
Rainy weather halted high school baseball games as Guthrie Center and Avoca could not field teams. The Guthrie Center match and the Merchants' Greys versus Avoca game were both postponed due to waterlogged grounds yesterday and Saturday.
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Guthrie Center
Merchants’ Greys
Avoca
People Who Come and Go in City Notes
A series of short notices lists residents and visitors including J A Gough Florence Gough J H Glass and others visiting Des Moines Council Bluffs Omaha and Kansas City. Elderly residents Lincoln County and local officials are mentioned along with a travel plan for Charles Cuykendall and a family visit. Also a dessert recipe promotes Lemon Jell O with bananas cream and candied cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gough
Des Moines
Florence Gough
Council Bluffs
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Michigan Mother
In February our daughter had the whooping cough. Mr. Lane of Hartland recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and said it gave his customers the best satisfaction. We found it as he said and recommend it to anyone with children troubled by whooping cough. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
Atlantic Drug Co
House Moving Outfit Puts Experience Forward
We have purchased one of the largest house moving outfits in western town and have a man with ten years experience to run it. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. See us if you have anything in our line. Both phones. Aston & Co., all orders left at Aston's Livery.
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Aston & CO
Aston’s
Atlantic High School Class Day Exercises Planned
The Class of 1908 at Atlantic High School will present day exercises at the opera house in this city on Friday evening May 29 at 8 o'clock. Admission is 15 cents to cover expenses and all are urged to attend. River High Again. Botna rises to bank full at noon and could spill over if rains continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlantic High School
Opera House
Hopley Hag Three Cars to Chicago Market
William Hopley plans three cars of stock for Chicago market. The announcement appears dated Saturday with details limited to the cars and sale timing, signaling a small rollout of inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopley
William Hopley
Chicago
Honor the Soldier Dead at Presbyterian Service
Bad weather kept attendance light at Memorial services at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Three sermons addressed duty to the nation and fallen heroes, with scripture, prayer, and music. Sam Rice Post G A R W R C and Ladies of the G A R attended in good numbers.{" "} FOR SALE Driving horse. Inquire at 411 West Fifth street. Henry Herbert, Washington document clerk, in city by his ailing brother Joe, doubts Congress adjournment timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Henderson
Mag
Histon
Heros
George
Woodward
A. M. Petite
Sam Rice Post
W.R.C
Driving Horse
West Fifth Street
Henry Herbert
House of Representatives
Washington
Joe
Herbert
Congress
Bad Attack of Dysentery Cured
An honored citizen suffered a severe dysentery attack and believed he could be cured with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. His friend secured it from M J Leach of Walcott VI, who states he was promptly cured. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Walcott
Atlantic Drug Co
Rainfall totals and minor tornado hit Council Bluffs
Up to midnight last night the government rain gauge at the water works recorded 47 inches in the vicinity. In Council Bluffs yesterday a miniature tornado struck part of the city, causing only minor damage to a small strip.
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Council Bluffs
Colfax Notice and Injury at Factory Work
Broke his leg at noon today while at the canning factory, George Comer. Notice to return empty Colfax cases and bottles or send word for retrieval. James Stier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Comer
Canning Factory
James
Stier
Chambar lain's Salve for Burns and Scalds Sold by Atlantic Drug Co
For a burn or scald apply Chamb ar lain's Salve. It will allay pain instantly and quickly heal injured parts. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic [Drug Co
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Gaylord
E. P. Orchestra
McCall's Orchestra
Pacific Junction
Bull Creek
Ralph Milford
Mise Cuykendall
Ferryall Seminary
Lake Forest
Ill
Mise Virginia
Cuykendall
J. W. Cuykendall
Tom Swan
Atlantic Society
New Bank For
the Bluffs
Buffalo
C. W. Otto
N. Y
White & Ellis
Harrison’s Bakery
Eggers Bros
Att
Cal Leach
W. A. McWard
William Goodge
Spirit Lake
Aeolian Quartet
J. W. Niles
Eggers
Atlantic Evening
J. H. Glass
JE. and
W. Bruce
C. L. Gerring
Omaha
Fred Scholtz
Davenport
G. A. Baylies
Rochester
Minn
Albert Lamb
Rev. Henderson
Waterloo
J. F. Darnell
Kansas City
Lineman Frost
Postal Telegraph Company
Nels Knutesen
Harlan
J. C. Stewart
Maine
Stewart
Illinois
New York
Charles Cuykendall
Colorado
New Mexico
Presbyteria Church
Ters
ZART
Moskowsky
Peften
Readingz
Davis
Nellie Walker
Spaulding
Dr. Wilson
Lavatina
Zula McCall
Mary Burk White
Minetti
M. E.quint
Arthur McCall Opera House Orchestra
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