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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
7
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Massena Ia November 2 Miss Belva Hawks and Neal Yarger wed at the bride’s Union township home with immediate family present. Rev Larrick officiated. The couple will reside at the First and Cedar corner. Second ceremony saw Mr. Symonds wed Miss Clara Vetterick at the Vetterick home in Adair county with about thirty relatives. They will live on the old Symonds homestead. The Massena District fair held its annual meeting with a strong financial showing and acclamations electing old officers.
Personal notices list movement of residents and visitors. George Johnson returns from Shelby. Lou Hoffman visits from Iowa City for the election. Numerous others from Marne Anita Walnut Maine Avoca Audubon and Osage appear visiting or traveling to Omaha Council Bluffs and Des Moines.
Fire life and accident insurance offering services in Atlantic. A M Petite operates from 516 Chestnut Street and provides coverage options for homeowners and individuals.
Election day pending for November third prompts postponement of the large excursion to the South Plains of Texas to November seventeenth. South & West Immigration Co. H. G. Dacken secretary, Atlantic Iowa, office over Atlantic National Bank. For sale cheap complete household goods at 509 Poplar Street on Monday to Wednesday. Mrs. D H Stafford requests applications from girls or women to sew at 613 Poplar Street.
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