Enjoyable farewell banquet at the Pullman hotel
Mrs. Holland hosted a farewell banquet at the Pullman last evening for about seventy five friends among local business leaders and knights of the grip. John Blanchard served as toastmaster as guests praised her seven years of leadership and welcomed Miss Findley who will take over December first.
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Pullman Hotel
John
Mrs. Holland
Pullman
Des Moines
W. R. Brooks
H. Forman
Philadelphia
J. H. Moore
H. V. Foster
I. A. Bowen
F. A. Woods
Chicago
A. Lankelma
Davenport
H. W. Beecher
Rochester
N. Y
J. W. Radford
A. Marsden
Omaha
HE. Gunderbrand
A. Scheel
John Kauffman
Wiota
P. P. Nelson
H. H. Servilee
W. H. Riley
J. H. Frawley
N. A. Drana
Wim. Marshall
R. F. Maratt
M. 0. Colver
L. BE. Lucky
Miss Findley
Six Ladies Wanted to Pick Chickens for Wages
Help wanted advertisement from Atlantic Propuch Co offering good wages and a warm room. Contact Telephone No 72 for details.
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Atlantic Propuch Co
Raymond Cornell Marries Donna Holmes in Anita
Prof Raymond Cornell and Miss Donna Holmes wed at the bride’s parents home in Anita at four o'clock. Rev Dr Shelton of Simpson College officiated before relatives and friends. The groom, superintendent of Underwood schools, and the bride, praised as a fine young woman, plan to spend Thanksgiving in Anita before moving to Underwood. Local relatives attended, with several from this city present. A separate notice offers a reward for a lost gold and enamel watch charm with initials I C S.
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W. Holmes
Anita
Raymond Cornell
C. P. Cornell
Donna Holmes
Shelton
Simpson College
Underwood
Margaret Cornell
Winnie Cornell
Ella Wison
Ernie Staxe
Lincoln
Neb
Evangelist Jones Stirs Anita Church Turmoil in Missouri
Hot Times at Anita report reveals evangelist Jones and possibly Windy Jones linked to church turmoil. Confessions surface as Dr Beaver admits adultery with two Anita women, drawing scrutiny on innocent locals. Lawyer Haynes and wife reportedly withdrew amid accusations. Ladies invited to view fine china at the tea store in Atlantic.
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Anita
Jones
Ben
Calkins
Haynes
Beaver
Prince Albert
Hades
Missouri
Atlantic
Vicinity
Public sale arranged by M Layton this Friday
W W Layton announces a public sale at his premises on Friday December 11. Auctioneer W M Sankey will conduct the sale. For bundle pickup call Musion 815 to arrange Model Steam Laundry service.
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M. Layton
W. M. Sankey
Musion
Large oysters and the sealship contrast in fresh water market
The ad explains two oyster types large naturally grown and bloated water packed varieties. It warns against tub shipped big oysters that swell from water and lose color and flavor. Sealship oysters remain natural in size and color, shipped directly from beds to the store in airtight containers.
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H. PF. Jones
Y M C A Basketball Team to Play Shenandoah
The Y M C A basketball team leaves on the early south bound train tomorrow morning for Shenandoah to face Company E 55th regiment I N G at the armory tomorrow evening. Shenandoah has beaten the locals twice last year by 46 to 12. the crew hopes for a stronger showing this time though not a walkover. The squad will be weakened as it is not the regular lineup with Sam Marshall and E Snyder at forwards Dahlberg center Pressnall and McMillan guards Grobe sub.
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Shenandoah
Company E
55Th Regiment
Shenandoah Boys
Sam Marshall
E. Snyder
Dahlberg
Pressnall
McMillan
Grobee
Lewis Studio Holiday Photos Preview
LEWIS studio advertises new novelties including a sepia finish. It promises high grade work at low prices and guarantees customer satisfaction. Located at Atlantic, the studio urges readers to visit for holiday photos.
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Lewis Studio
Atlantic
Thanksgiving Service At M B Church With Rev Braun Sermon
The Thanksgiving service will be tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the M B church. Rev G F Braun D D of the German Evangelical church will preach to At lantic English speakers who have not heard him recently. The Methodist choir will provide music and an offering for charity will be taken. Arthur Henderson secretary local ministers.
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M. B
G. F. Braun
German Evangelical Church
Atlantic
Braun
Union
Methodist
Milk Delivery Notice From McCaustland Musson
Notice to parties desiring milk or separated cream. Deliveries available by phonina digp10 R. BE. McCAUSTLAND Musson. Phone number 14.
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R. BE. McCaustland, Musson
Civic Club Met Delights in Civil War Study Night
The Civics club met Monday at Mrs. H. B. Bartley's home with a study of Women of the Civil War. Members read Dr. Edward A. Steiner's The Trail of the Emigrant and enjoyed refreshments as the afternoon passed pleasantly.
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Civics Club
H. B. Bartley
Edward A. Steiner
The Next Show The Flaming Avew Novelty by Lincoln J Carter
Lincoln J Carter announces his latest novelty The Flaming Avew as the most novel and worthy attraction before the American public. He promises a sweet girl's love and an Indian's bravery in a feature meant to captivate theatergoers.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Mr. Carter
Stoves for sale at bargain price
A small base burner and two soft coal heaters are offered as good as new but too small for the seller. Interested buyers may call 111 W. Righth st. to examine. By F. B. Byron.
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W. Righth St
F. B. Byron
Lecture at Congregational church by Franklin McClure Chapin
The next Bear Grove lecture will be held on Friday evening November 27 at the Congregational church. Franklin McClure Chapin will present Goblins of Our Grandfathers. For sale two year old Shropshire bucks, five in number, inquire Chas I Mills, Cumberland Iowa.
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Bear Grove
Franklin McClure Chapin
Chas. I. Mills
Cumberland, Iowa
A Little Advice From The News Man On Sleepy Night
The News man recalls a nocturnal scene where a doctor tried to subdue a patient for a tooth extraction with chloroform or ether. He offers blunt, humorous advice to avoid similar trouble and ends with an aside on winter robes and fashion from Frank Rhody.
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Court House
Avoca Vet Dr Kuhl Purchases New Automobile in City
Dr Kuhl veterinarian from Avoca and his brother Joe Kuhl visited the city yesterday and bought a new automobile. Frank Rhody noted in the report.
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Kuhl
Avoca
Joe Kuhl
Shooting Match At John Tiedje Home Draws Club Members
The Atlantic Gun Club held an afternoon shooting event at John Tiedje’s west town home. Participants vied for prizes of ducks, turkeys, and geese with clay birds and targets, and winners included P. I. Appleman Dr. C. B. Burke and Dr. W. J. Wilson among others.
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John Tiedje
Atlantic Gun Club
P. I. Appleman
C. B. Burke
W. J. Wilson
Limited Ham mer pencils offered at four cents each
The News notes a limited stock of Ham mer pencils touted as the best you can buy anywhere, priced at four cents each or seven for twenty five cents, reflecting a bargain from the paper’s catalog.
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the News
Christmas Bazaar at Mrs Nichols Home
The Congregational Ladies Union hosts a Christmas bazaar at the home of Mrs. F. M. Nichols on Friday December 11. Proceeds support church activities and community projects.
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Congregational Ladies Union
F. M. Nichols
Personal Para Grafs of Interest News-People Coming and Going
Erma Gaylord visits friends in Anita. Mrs C A Hully goes to Eliott. Mrs 8 E White visits son in Omaha. Elizabeth Hamann returns to Marne. Miss Leta Thompson visits Lew is. Fred Krambeck of Marne between trains. L Oransky travels to Des Moines to visit wife and family. P I Appleman hosts visiting brother from Alvo Neb. Mary Curry and Vivian Bartlett return to Brayton. Mr and Mrs R J Williams visit Des Moines. Lucile Lyman returns to Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Will Joyce visit Battersby family in Lewis. Mrs Perry Parmely and children visit James Goodrich family near Brayton. Bertha Johnson and daughter visit sister in Oakland. Gertrude Long returns home to Cumberland. Cornelia Herman travels to Marengo for Thanksgiving. Rev A Broadfoot visits daughters G R Miller and Bert Butler. Mrs S W Treat and Eloise visit Griswold. Maurice McMillan of Goldfield Nev visiting Nebe family. Carrie Ward and Jessie Franklin return to Lewis. Josephine Thomas returns to Omaha after Atlantic hospital visit. Carrie Newcomb visits Iowa City sisters. Harry Cook family return to Valley Junction. Ole Hansen and daughter Genie visit son Charles Hansen in Mingo. Lela Snyder visits Rose Davenport en route from Grinnell. Kate McGuire of Harlan visits Foley and Collins en route to Des Moines. Otto Eggers visits Avoca for Thanksgiving. Eggers to follow. A P Macomber to Iowa City for daughter Brown. Reed Lova visits with McWard family. C G Callen visits Des Moines. Nelle Schain attends wedding in Anita. IJ Coate and wife visit Hagle Grove for Thanksgiving with McGregor family. Mrs MV Ashby and daughter...
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P. I. Appleman
Alvo
Neb
Mary Curry
Vivian Bartlett
Brayton
R. J. Willams
Des Moines
Emma Lewis
J. W. McNiel
Lucile Lyman
J. F. Byers
Des , Moines
Will Joyce
H. H. Battersby
Lewis
Perry Parmely
James’ Goodrich
Bertha Johnson
W. D. Crewdson
Oakland
Gertrude Long
Atlantic Hospital
Cumberland
Cornelia Herman
Marengo
A. Broadfoot
Berea
Mesdames G. R. Miller
Bert Butler
W. Treat
Eloise
Griswold
Goldfield
Nev
F. M. Nebe
Carrie Ward
Jessie Franklin
Josephine Thomas
Omaha
Miss Blank
Carrie Newcomb
Iowa City
Ethel
Dean
The
State University
Harry Cook
Valley Junction
Ole Hansen
Genie
Mingo
Chas. Hansen
Lela Snyder
Carson
Rose Davenport
Grinnell
Kate McGuire
Harlan
Foley
Collins
Otto Eggers
Avoca
Eggers
A. P. Macomber
Charles Brown
Reed Lova
Wiota
Doings of the District Court adjourns for holiday
Judge Thorne adjourned court at noon till Monday nine o clock and returned home for Thanksgiving. Court Reporter Ferguson left for the Bluffs. Probate matters were minor. Grand jury adjourned till Monday. deliberations not finished. no report yet. Guardian appointed for John and James Anderson at two thousand dollars. Minnie Wickey estate hearing pending final report. Grover Babcock awaiting grand jury action on assault with intent to murder, waived challenge. Several cases settled and dismissed with costs paid.
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Thorne
Sidney
Ferguson
Bluffs
Peter Anderson
John
James Anderson
Minore
Minnie H. Wickey
Grover Babcock
Chas. Exline
W. G. Karnes
Exline
Palmer
Mary Exline
Chas. Floto
Elmer Smith
Daniel Hulquist
Edwin A. Berg
Roy Stackhouse
C.b.&q
Dead Man's Club Banquet Planned in Lewis
The Dead Man's Club, a hundred or so gentlemen near Lewis, will hold a large banquet tomorrow evening in the new brick building built by Chas Noyes. The menu will be extensive and varied and the event will feature dinner talks described as the feast of reason and flow of soul. The affair is expected to be a major social occasion with members anticipating a delightful time.
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Dead Man's Club
Dead Man's ‘Club
Lewis
Chas. Noyes
Notice to Shooters at Atlantic Gun Club Thanksgiving Day
Notices describe a gun club event at the fair grounds from 9 a m all Thanksgiving Day and announce vendors offering salted almonds peanuts and candy Then several local Thanksgiving arrival and visiting notes list residents from Stuart Brayton Creston Audubon Grinnell Guthrie Center Omaha Vermont and other places visiting relatives or traveling for the holiday
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Atlantic Gun Club
Fair Grounds
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Eliott
E. White
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Marne
Leta Thompson
Fred Krambeck
L. Oransky
the District Court
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Stuart
Chris Anderson
Ruth
Creston
Audubon
R. M. Murray
Inez Murray
R. B. Leach
Wilma
J. M. Brewster
Will Gardner
Vermont
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