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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
6
Congregational church invites all to Sunday services led by Rev. Dr. George and Mr. Henderson. Morning sermon, Sunday school at noon, Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening study covers Genesis to King James with a sermon on Man's Two Creators.
Choir practice at the church tonight and Sunday school at 10 o clock. Morning worship at 11 o clock. Discussion topics include Why is Not the Work of the Church More Effective in Winning Souls to Christ. B Y P U at 6 30 p m subject Songs of the Heart Gratitude and How to Express It Lesson Psalm 103 Leader Miss Lulu Dinges Evening preaching service at 7 30 p m subject The Fool's Declaration Psalm 14 1 A cordial invitation to all who do not worship elsewhere to attend these services. Come thou with us and we will do thee good. H J Moore Minister.
A Methodist Episcopal program outlines a 9 45 class meeting led by Samuel Denison on The Relation of America to the Christian Conquest of the World. A 4 pm men’s meeting features speakers C A Meredith B R Platts A A Thomann and F D Larson. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Mrs. Dr. Finley. Evening text The Stars in Their Courses Fought Against Sisera. All are invited.
The church schedules Bible school at 10 a m with a sermon at 11 a m and an evening service at 730 p m The morning topic thanks for blessings and the evening topic the longing for completeness The revival services begin January first Lord s day attendance is urged A young man described as a prince of song will lead the song service V M Elston asks all interested to attend the Sunday service
Reverends Henderson and George share remarks in the morning service. Special music by the quartet and choir directed by Mr Disbrow. In the evening Mr George will speak on Our Country the Golden Gateway to the Future.
Tomorrow at 10 a m the dedication of the new parsonage at 703 Walnut street will be held followed by church services at 10 30 a m Rev P Hoeppner of Hubbard Iowa will preach There will be no Sunday school G F Braun P
Evening service at 7.30 led by Pastor Rev John William Jones. All invited to attend the Episcopal gathering at the church and participate in worship and fellowship.
Rev J A Thompson D D president of Tarkio College will preach at the United Presbyterian Church. The service marks a related visit by the college head and reflects ongoing church college ties.
Miss Mabel Gothard wed Frank H. Whitcomb at the First Congregational church in Omaha. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Frederick Rouse with the bride’s mother present. The couple will tour with a theatrical company after a brief visit here. Both are well known locally and highly regarded.
Lewis Studio Atlantic advertises a new sepia finish for holiday photos with promises of highest grade work at low prices. The copy claims customers will be delighted and far pleased by the quality and value offered.
J A Gates in Cass county copied from Audubon Advocate Vol 1 No 52 names county officials dated fall 1879. Auditor Thomas Walker Treasurer W Harris Clerk of Courts F P Bradley Recorder I M Crocker Sheriff J S Stolis Co Supt A K Brainard Coroner J S Toft Surveyor L C Frost Supervisors John Jenkins Jas Davis S A Graham Only S A Graham reportedly living in county today.
The Brotherhood of American Yeoman fraternal insurance society invites the public to a lecture Monday evening November 28 at 7 30 p m at the G A R hall. The talk explains the Yeoman life insurance plan and invites attendees seeking new or increased coverage.
William Rucker of Greeley township was injured yesterday morning while unloading corn when his wagon team bolted and dragged him between the barn and wagon. He suffered a severe back sprain and bruises. Dr. F. Rosenblatt treated the injuries and the team tore the wagon apart. The Audubon Advocate reports a cautious recovery.
Winter robes available in a broad selection. FRANK RHODY presents a lineup described as the prettiest line shown. Readable text emphasizes variety and style with a focus on appealing to customers seeking seasonal apparel.
Morning and evening preaching services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m Sabbath school at 10 a m Y P C U at 6 30 p m.
A report in the Massena Echo states the Atlantic Northern and Southern railroad to Atlantic to Villisca appears assured, promising new station near Grant and direct transport to a rich farming area. H S Smeltzer ordered urgent construction for an office building at Grant for Fullerton Lumber Co, with crews already proceeding. The line would bring roads and markets, raise land values by ten to fifteen dollars per acre, and introduce competition with Griswold and Cumberland.
A local paper offers a pair of scissors to new subscribers, a scheme seen as a gimmick to boost readership. The writer questions whether the incentive truly adds value and suggests selling the shears and including the paper as the premium.
A gold and enamel watch charm with monogram I C S on one side and an allegorical figure on the reverse. It went missing somewhere near Walnut Street, Fourth Street, or the stairway of the old Commercial Bank Building. Finder to leave it at the Messenger office and claim a reward.
J A Giffen, the new furniture dealer, has been busy stocking new goods. The store is active with attractive furniture piled high, continuing its tradition of handling good quality items.
The city water mains will be flushed late Saturday night. Consumers will govern themselves accordingly. d2 T. E. Nichols, Supt.
Frank H. Osen of Cumberland vicinity visited the city to arrange his sale set for November 27 at his place with B. K. Gaylord serving as auctioneer.
The rural comedy in four acts titled Under the Harvest Moon will be performed at the opera house this Saturday night November 21 with curtain at 9 pm Tickets cost 25 35 and 50 cents Reserved seats go on sale Thursday and are available to the public.
J Tiedje will hold a shooting match at his home at the west end of town all day Tuesday the 24th. The event invites local shooters to test and compare marks in a community gathering at a private residence.
Lt. Herring displays a 1909 Reo touring car at his automobile garage on lower Chestnut street. The car is described as a beauty and draws significant public attention.
Cass County offers 160 acre farm at one hundred dollars per acre with possession March 1. A bargain. Don Carlos and Baxter advertise the property and terms directly.
Delivery note instructs calling 315 Muss and using Model Steam Laundry for pickup of a bundle. The terse item signals a local pickup arrangement with specific business names and a phone directive. Details are sparse but indicate a doorstep or service contact for collection.
Mr P C Mere dith entertained guests at his south Marne home in honor of Lester O Wheatley who plans to leave Marne soon. Attending were L O Wheatley F H Trailer W Young J M Carlson C B E Thompson R M Johnson and Ind Wheeler Jr A three course supper was served and the evening was enjoyed by all who attended.
News notes on local people coming and going with short visits in Maine, Omaha, Wal nuts, Des Moines, and Des Moines. It lists numerous individuals, including J C Stewart, Miss Virginia Cuykendall, Mrs Frank Bell, F M Alexander, Mrs J B Burkey, Mrs H M Hansen, Mrs H F Harris, Gretchen Crawford, Lola Hamlet, Basil Sargent, Mrs Chas Nelson, Mrs Mary Rahm, Fred L Warren, Mrs June Childs, Gus Dreager, Mrs John Musson, Miss Zela Jarvis, Joe Kuhl, O S Bundy, H D Edridge, W H Line, Mrs Fred Powell, Georgia, E M Brooks, Waren Dean, Minna Heinke, Nels P Brown, Laura Woodward, Mrs John Bohling, F E Mahon, J K Herbert, Ruth, F H Burr, J S B Bruce, R C Pratt, Albert Johnson, Dr Uehran, Dr Hank, Mrs M M Smith funeral attendees, and local social visits. The item reads like a community gossip column with names and brief movements.
A large Atlantic High School debate crowd returned to Des Moines after a Rock Island special. Judges R. Ratcliff county attorney and ministers sided with Extra debaters Hall Ide Rendleman on the negative orate. Atlantic team Hartman Ringle Colter argued for Des Moines Plan. Extra won on merit, inspiring continued effort.
The Philathea Sunday school class will hold a pantry sale at Bailey's Grocery Store on Wednesday November 25 at 2 p.m. Proceeds support church programs and missions.
Rev Bancroft and wife arrive from Perry to take the Massena Baptist church post. He will conduct his first service next Sunday at 11 AM in Massena and 7 30 PM at the North church. Services alternate weekly between Massena and the country appointment following church tradition.
Notice states parties wishing milk or separated cream can arrange delivery by calling Musson Phone No. 14 on 8. BE. McCAUSTLAND, R. Ph. 183.
Capt Jack Crawford, popular entertainer and actor, will perform at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday night under Y M C A auspices. Proceeds go to benefit the Y M C A gymnasium fund and he comes with favorable press reviews including Atlantic.
The News reports a limited stock sale of crepe paper in all colors at eight cents per roll while supplies last.
The Knights of Columbus hold a large initiation tomorrow with many members traveling from nearby areas and across the state. The program follows the schedule published in this paper a few days ago.
A meeting to organize a YMCA Bible class is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Y M C A QC. Members and friends are invited to attend to plan and arrange the class.
Guests return from Omaha where a house party was held. Mrs. A S Mullins, another guest, became ill with appendicitis and the doctor traveled to Omaha last evening to respond to the message.
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