Atlantic High School Alumni Banquet Recap
Last night the Atlantic High School Alumni Association held its twenty ninth annual banquet at the Masonic hall with about 125 guests including the graduating class. The evening featured a three course menu by Mrs. Marsh, music from an orchestra led by Fannie Block and Ike Block, and a toast program hosted by John O Connelly. Speakers included Miss Lydia R Otto and class president James Paige along with Miss Frankla Glass Nell Walker L H Pine and Mrs HOM Reinig with varied subjects. Dancing followed the formal program and the night was described as the event of the season with a forthcoming Promenade Concert and Ball on Monday May 31 at the Opera house featuring an 18 piece orchestra. admission to concert and ball is 1.00, concert only 25c.
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Atlantic High School
Friends of the Association
Masonic Hall
Marsh
Fannie Block
Ike Block
Fred Herbert
Cal Leach
John O’connelly
Fong
Lydia R. Otto
James Paige
Frankla Glass
Nell Walker
L. H. Pine
Semper Parata
Hom. Reinig
Opera House
Real Estate Transfers May 26 1909 Ella Whitney to McCord
Real estate transfers include Ella Whitney and others transferring parcels to Charles McCord on May 22 1909 detailing lot 2 and associated parcels in 13-76-36 and other properties. Co H Stennett and wife to Josephine Lindsey on May 22 1909 convey w2 lot 5 and all lot 6 block 6 Park addition Griswold for 1400 dollars. Co H Stennett and wife involved in multiple transfers with consideration noted as 3500 dollars for Atlantic subdivision and related property details.
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Ella Whitney
Charles 4. McCord
M. B. Jones
A. A. Mickel
Atlantic
Co. H. Stennett and
Josephine M. Lindsey
Park
Griswold
Go With Us First Ob June Train to Corpus Christi
Des Moines departure at 9 15 p m on a special Gulf Coast Texas Land Co train to Corpus Christi Texas. Rate is reasonable and expenses paid for land buyers. Participants from Audubon Atlantic and Des Moines urged to join next Tuesday. SAM BERRY agent. Also notes Wm Layton family return from Ringgold county trip and a Civil War family history link.
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Des Moines
Corpus Christi
Texas
Gulf Coast
Audubon
Atlantic
Sam Berry
Geo. H. Paul Gulf Coast Texas Land Co
George Mosier Recovers From Weeklong Illness
George Mosier, a longtime local friend of this paper, returns after a week of stomach trouble that required his first doctor visit in many years while residing in the city.
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George Mosier
Bea
Greys Beat Creighton 6-2 In Afternoon Ball Game
Local ball team the Greys defeated Creighton 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon. White will pitch for the locals as the game unfolded with decisive runs in the middle innings and strong defense securing the win.
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GREYS
Atlantic versus Creighton baseball game summary
Atlantic 9 Creighton 6 in a two base hit filled game. Lotz pitched three walks and three hits while White allowed three and struck out nine. Promenade Concert and Ballet opera house event noted with Atlantic Symphony Orchestra performing after the game.
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Atlantic
Creighton
Lotz
White
Jas. Kelly
Dahlberg
Schnitzen
Brown
Mrs Strickling Undergoes Mayo Clinic Operation
Mrs W R Strickling, a well known city resident and daughter of W Hi Swan, recently underwent major surgery at the Mayo Institute in Rochester Minnesota and was reported in serious condition but improving. Musicfest Extraordinary Promenade Concert and Ball at the opera house on May 31 features an 18 piece orchestra.
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Opera House
Death of Samuel Young Former Iowa Civil War Veteran
Samuel Young eldest brother of Lafe Young of the Des Moines Capital died in Denver yesterday. A former resident of Iowa he enlisted in 1862 at Ottumwa in Company A 36th Iowa. Survived by several sons and daughters. Interment planned at Rocky Ford Colorado. The Unique program offers two new songs and pictures.
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Mr. Young
Samuel Young
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Denver
Ottumwa
Iowa
Rocky Ford
Colo
Tenis Fans Organize Team In Lewis Baseball Association
The Lewis baseball association is formed with C. A. Cae and B. B. Hardenburgh as managers and F. S. Phillips as treasurer. Prospects for a successful season are reported by the Lewis Standard. A dollar show for a dime at that Unique. Soren Anderson, removed by the sheriff of Audubon County for sanity examination, was discharged as insanity not proven.
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Tenis
Lewis Baseball Association
C. A. Cae
B. B. Hardenburgh
F. S. Phillips
Lewis Standard
Soren Anderson
Audubon
Elk Horn News Letter Highlights Local Movements and Events
R. G. Hanson traveled to Omaha on business while Mrs. Shoulds of Blair visited relatives. Soren Peterson and Jens Anderson went to Omaha for stockholders meetings. Dick Powers and Percy Freeman left for Brayton. Chris Johnson was in Atlantic on business, with Lang of Audubon installing a heating plant. Mag Peterson sold for 200 dollars near Rattenborg addition. Hans Larsen renovated his restaurant and butcher shop, prompting moves of the butchers. Walter Gregerson visited Kimballt on Monday. A Saturday dance drew a large crowd. Modern Woodmen held their first lodge meeting, installing officers. John Johnson visited Atlantic with family. Rasmus Nissen hauled cattle to Omaha. Elk Horn beat Jacksonville 26 to 16 at Kimballton. game criticized as poor. Hans Peterson of Kimballton traveled on business. Peter Miller added a new cement foundation to his studio. Elk Horn college stockholders annual meeting postponed until the convention. Drace Sorensen took son Wallace to Omaha for ear examination. A Promenade Concert and Ball, Monday eve May 31, features the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra of 18 pieces.
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R. G. Hanson
Omaha
Miller’s Hall
John Johnson
Atlantic
Rasmus Nissen
Elk Horn
Jacksonville
Kimballton
Hans Peterson
Peter Miller
Elk Horn College
Drace Sorensen
Wallace
TWO ACCIDENTS AT GRISWOLD IN 1909 NEWS BRIEF
Griswold Iowa May 28 1909 two accidental injuries and a local wedding are reported. Linguist suffered a severe cut injuring the bone when an axe blade struck his left foot while trimming a tree. Elmer Honnold damaged his left eye when a wire pierced the pupil area near a screen. A wedding occurred Thursday evening as Miss Binger and Mr Jesse Haines married at Justice W H Smiths home. Frank Hanton of Ellott returning from rheumatism treatment at Colfax shows improvement. Dr Baldwin and wife plan to move from Eliott to Sidney seeking a larger town practice.
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Griswold
Linguist
Swede Street
Elmer Honnold
Miss Binger
Jesse Haines
Ellott
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Smith
Frank Hanton
American Force
Colfax
Baldwin
Eliott
Sidney
Farewell for Danish helper at McWald home
Miss Henrietta Wiuff, two years at J. A. McWald and wife, leaves Saturday for her Denmark home for a year or more. Friends surprised her at Martin Sorensen’s Hazel street home, where she thanked them in a speech. Musical efforts and farewells noted at the Unique. Mrs. James G. Whitney travels to Knoxville for St Mary’s school commencement where daughter Miss Marie is a student.
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Henrietta Wiuff
J. A. McWald
Denmark
Martin Sorensen
Hazel Street
Miss Wiuff
Ilnels
James G. Whitney
Knoxville
Ill
St Mary’s School
Miss Marie
Accident Keeps Sam Marshall Cut From Print in News
Readers secured copies with a photo of Sam Marshall, baptain of the high school track team, but the cut tore at the base during run, making it unusable. A music program is listed for Unique tonight. ad line mentions gas cooking.
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News
Sam Marshall
German Evangelical Services Sunday Morning at 10 30
The German Evangelical church announces Sunday services at 10 30 with the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper observed. G F Braun, Pastor.
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G. F. Braun
Federal judge flags Hough for defrauding stock shippers
Des Moines federal court Judge Smith McPherson condemned former stock buyer F L R Hough for defrauding multiple shippers, detailing a career of insolvency, lavish display, and misappropriated funds. The opinion notes losses near $100,000, with nine hog car shipments improperly received and no estate to satisfy creditors.
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Smith McPherson
Federal Court
Des Moines
Flny L. R. Hough
Hough
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report and Local Notes
Cattle receipts for the week total about 37 000 with prices steady to strong. Wednesday top at 7.25, butchers and yearlings scarce and high. Hog market around 7.26 to 7.55 with steady to strong trend. Lambs and sheep rise to record prices amid strong demand. Also notes a Fourth of July Lewis celebration on Saturday, May 3, and local notices for opera house events and remedies.
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Chicago
Duval Appointed Vice President of National Sheriff Association
Sheriff H F Duval received a letter from the secretary of the former Interstate Sheriff Association now National Sheriff Association naming him a vice president for Iowa. The annual meeting will be in Seattle on August 10 11 12. Duval previously served as secretary and treasurer under the former name.
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Duval
H. F. Duval
Interstate Sheriff's Association
National Sheriff's Association
Association For
Towa
Seattle
Notre Dame Lady Offers Free Home Rheumatism Remedy
An unnamed Notre Dame woman, Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana, promotes a home treatment for rheumatism including muscular and joint pain sciatica lumbago backache kidney pain and neuralgia claiming the remedy cures at home without climate change and cites many testimonies. She promises free proof by mail to sufferers and asserts the treatment clears uric acid from blood purifies blood and restores elasticity.
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Notre Dame
M. Summers
Notre Dame, Ind
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