Board in Session Opened to Canvass County Vote
The board of supervisors met at noon to canvass the recent county vote, approve election expenses, and handle county business. Supervisors elect Berg and Edwards began their terms. replacements appointed for Chapman and Hollen. terms set to begin January 1, 1909 and 1916 for Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Berg
Edwards
Ly F. Mullins
Hdwards
A. I. ‘McMartin
L Frank Chapman
McMartin
Henry Hollen
Fulton
Church to Hold Service November 12 13 14
A church announces services to be held on November 12 13 and 14 at its first door west of Bailey's. The notice provides location directions and dates for the upcoming gatherings.
Williams Host Ladies Whist Club Dinner Evening
Dr and Mrs H K Williams hosted a Saturday whist club event for the ladies and their husbands in honor of Dr and Mrs Hunt who visited at the Williams home. A sumptuous picnic style dinner followed by ecards and graceful departures marked a charming entertainment. A YMCA membership note offered five dollars for a year of gym and bathing privileges. Strong minutes make men great and nations free.
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H. K. ‘Williams
Clu
Y. M.C
Women Sought for Sewing Job at 613 Poplar Street
Local notice invites girls or women who wish to sew to apply at 613 Poplar Street. The item mentions Warren Garst as lieutenant governor and the state political transition with the legislature meeting to elect officials and a senate seat. Also references a Steam Laundry ad and church services led by Rev. John William Jones in Council Bluffs, with a card of thanks from the Shepperd and Keyes families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Street
Warren Garst
Iowa
Cummins
United States Senate
Carroll
John William Jones
Council Bluffs
Matthew Shepperd
Wm. Shepperd
Robert Keyes
Card of Thanks for Supervisor Campaign Support
I thank all who loyally supported me in the supervisor race regardless of politics. Though not elected, I appreciate their support and goodwill toward me.
Meadow Brook Farm at Opera House Tonight
W Mann presents Meadow Brook Farm at the Opera House tonight led by Lou Streeter with W B Patton. Strong performers headline a notably good show, promising an exceptional evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .Mann
Meadow-Brook
Ani
Lou Streeter
Mann
W. B. Patton
Mrs David Hickman Dead at Home Near Griswold
Mrs. David Hickman a well known county lady died at her Griswold area home at four this morning from pernicious anemia after a prolonged illness. She leaves her husband and no children. Funeral services will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon with interment in Lewis cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hickman
Griswold
Lewis
Maurie
Peterson
Council Bluffs
Ted Axelson
Otto Zendle
W. O. Wills
Persia
G. W. Preston
Anita
J. W- Hutton
Chas
Extra
Will Woodward
May
John Wilson
Grove City
Atlantic Cemetery
R. B. White
Audubon
Calloway
White
S. LD
Stafford
California
George Staffords
U. S. Navy
W. L. Rogers
Nebraske
Former Atlantic man dies after long illness
Mrs. CG Osbourne reports that EB Gibbs, once a well known resident of the city, died at noon today in Evanston Illinois after a protracted cancer illness. Gibbs and his family left Moberly around ten years ago and had been connected with a St. Louis hardware house. He leaves his wife and son. burial is expected in Evanston. Gibbs was about 58 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Chas.Gibbs
Gibbs
Evanston
Moberly
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Evans‘ton
Niles Family Informs On son Joe Niles Ill Typhoid Fever
Joe Niles sick in Oklahoma City hospital with typhoid fever prompted Mrs L W Niles to travel from home. Initial worry gave way to a later message stating Joe is now doing fine, relieving friends and family.
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Joe Niles
L. W. Niles
Oklahoma City
Okla
Joe
Niles
Miss Blank Returns From Chicago Hospital Visit
Miss Blank, matron at the hospital, returned this afternoon from Chicago where she toured many city hospitals and purchased supplies for the local hospital. Mrs. C. E. Kringel was called to Walnut yesterday due to the death of her niece Hattie Thompson, six months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blank
Chicago
Windy City
C. E. Kringel
Walnut
Hattie
Joe Thompson
Nebraska versus Ames Big Game At Omaha
G T Marsh and his son Don attended the Omaha contest between Nebraska University and Ames. Nebraska won 23 to 17 though many spectators felt Ames had the stronger team. Local high school boys and others from town also traveled to see the game and some were studying at Ames College.
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G. T. Marsh
Don
Omaha
Nebraska University
Ames
Marsh
Nebraska
Ames College
Babcock Returned to Griswold for Preliminary Hearing
Grover Babcock, wanted for assault on John Gittens at Griswold, was brought back by Marshal Rudig and Deputy Clerk Forsyth to the county jail for a preliminary hearing in a few days. He was captured in California Missouri after Sheriff Duval linked a poultry house clue to his location. he requested to see his stepfather before the hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Babcock
John Gittens
G Wold
Rudig
Griswold
Lawrence Forsyth
Babcock
California
Missouri
Ias
Duval
Babcock Works
Ministers Discuss The Election Meeting Topics
Interdenominational Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A rooms to discuss Suggestive Lessons from the National Election. Topics included The Temperance Movement and The Advantages of Having a Christian President. Attendees and a petition to re submit the prohibitory amendment were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Association
Interdenominational Ministerial Association
C. W. Hohanshelt
Chambers of
Griswold
E. R. Stroud
Carroll
Reys- Griffith
Henderson
Beckhart
Reys
A. E. Griffith
W. M. Elston
G. F. Braun
A. S. Henderson
D- Shenton
A A. Thomann
Atlantic
B. J. Rhodes
Bear Grove
C. ‘Ff
General Assembly
Extension secretary to speak at local association
Mr Goodell secretary of Y M C A extension work in this state will speak at the local association this evening. The talk aims to boost the membership campaign and is expected to draw a good audience in the local rooms. Secretary Tipmann is mentioned as local contact.
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A A. Tipmann
MGA
Goodell
Des Moines
Free Want Ads For Subscribers At The News
The News offers free want advertisements to subscribers on Friday November 13. Submit up to 25 words by phone mail or in person by 2 p m for a single free insertion with one cent per word for additional insertions. Report responses to help gauge interest in continuing this free service.
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Attenti
Notice on Rum Image Sale Articles at Union Door
Farties contributing to the Rum Image sale of the Congregational Ladies Union may leave articles at first door west of Bailey's Wednesday morning November 11. C J PRESSNALL Pension Attorney Downs Building Cheatnit street Atlantic Iowa. Good lead pencils four cents each, the kind you have always paid five cents for. At the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Union
Bailey’s
Pressnall
Downs Building
Cheatnit Street
Atlantic
Lowa
Weather and Education Notes in Iowa County
Weather forecast for Iowa calls for fair skies tonight with noticeable temperature shifts. Reserved seats for Skoggaerd Concert Co. go on sale tomorrow at Miss Parsons' drug store. A special teacher examination will be held at the county superintendent's office on the 20th and 21st for second and third grade teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Skoggaerd Concert Co
Miss Parsons’ Drug Store
Gas Shutoff Interrupts Paper Production This Morning
The gas supply was temporarily cut off for several hours due to maintenance work. The Evening News was among the affected papers and could not run the usual amount of material on its linotype machine while the outage lasted.
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Evening News
Democrats Elect Constables in Anita town
In Anita the Democrats elected two constables, Messrs Mallory and Harry Carey, while the Republican justices Stone s and Sears were reelected.
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Anita
Messrs
Mallory
Harry Carey
Stone +s
Sears
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices, Nov 7 1908
Real estate transfers record from November 7 1908 listing August Scherdin and wife to Sulla P. Charles Fulton to same. Eli Morris to Solon A Worthing. City Clerk Nichols enforces water rent shutdowns. Local social notes include Frank Rhody in Casey, Dean Roe from Anita, G C Eggers from Walnut, J R Matthews and daughter from Heno, Elizabeth Heniek Chloe Harris visiting Anita, Mrs John Broderius family to Omaha, Geo Lemmon visiting Ames, and Mrs A H Workman returning to Omaha with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Scherdin
Sulla
Boiler
Charles
Fulton
Eli Morris
Solon A. Worthing
Frank Rhody
Casey
Dean Roe
Anita
G. C. Eggers
Walnut
J R. Matthews
Heno
Elizabeth Heniek
Chloe Harris
John Broderius
Omaha
J. W. Lemmon
Ames
Meeting of Cass County Teachers at Griswold
The Southwest section meeting of the Cass County Teachers Association convened in Griswold’s Presbyterian church. It was well attended with papers well prepared and the program largely completed though two authors were absent. Attendees included teachers from Lewis, Elliott, Bear Grove, and nearby areas, plus County Superintendent Mrs. Johnson Supt Blodgett and Miss Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Teachers Association
Griswold
Lewis
Elliott
Bear Grove
Johnson
Blodgett
Miss Hedges
Personal Para Grafs Of Interest in Atlantic News
A crowded notices page lists residents and visitors in Atlantic including Mrs. Fred Auerbach, Dr. Porterfield, Minnie Limpus, Seth Shenton, W. B. Berry, Mrs. H. M. Reinig, and J. S. Goss, with travels to Des Moines, Omaha, Chicago, and Anita. Funeral for John Wilson held in Grove City. Mrs. Ot To Zendle and family guests depart for Persia. Community updates feature hospital supply runs, moving pictures in McCook, and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Auerbach
B. Byers
Wiota
Frank Medearis
Rose Carey
Anita
J. S. Goss
Bes Moines
Letha Russell
Lewis
Geo. Lasker
Maine
Michael Lynch
Dr. Porterfield
Council Bluffs
Minnie Limpus
Omaha
Seth Shenton
Indianola
B.i Shenton
M. P. Conway
W. B.hellyer
the Extra Journal
Adalbert
Revte Hemann
A.W. Brown
Homer
H. M. Krtger
Griswold
Swis
Ellis Oliphant
H .M. Reinig
Son
Osborne Honey
Musion
Annie
Will Petite
McCook
Neb
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Board of Supervisora Meeta
Transactibnar
Musson
Lady West of
Atlantic. Man
E. ©. Gibbs
Mer
Ing
Ia County
Irens
Mr. Goodell
We Will
Nichols
A. H. Workman
F. M. Nebe
J. M. Brewster
Readera
the “Atlantic Eveningr
Naws
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