Funeral of J. H. Taylor
Funeral services for the late John H. Taylor were held Saturday at two o clock in the Christian church with interment in Atlantic cemetery. Born in Connellsville Pennsylvania on September 4 1836 he died October 1 1908 aged 72 years 27 days and lived on farms in Cass county Iowa before retiring to Atlantic Iowa where he died. His seven children Allen B Jacob Martha E Fudge Henry Anna V Ingersoll Edgar L and Dayton were present except Martha. He was remembered as honest and peacefully lived with his fellow man and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Taylor
Christian Church
Atlantic Cemetery
Connellsville
Tyrone Township
Fayette County
Toulon
Isabella Galley
Allen
Jacob
Maine
Martha E. Fudge
Silver City
Henry
Walnut
Anna V. Ingersoll
Denver
Colo
Edgar L
Dayton
Clarion
Iowa
Martha DB. Fudge
Lewis
Cass County
Washington Township
Atlantic
West Sixth Street
Mr. Taylor
New Edison phonograph attachment shown for longer records
A sale note announces the Edison phonograph attachment capable of playing four minute records twice as long as the old ones at Fred Alexander's. The event includes ice cream, cake, and coffee on Wednesday afternoon and evening, October 7, at C. P. Thiele's residence corner of Tenth and Walnut, inviting everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
C. P. Thiele
Tenth and
Walnut
Edison
Her First False Step At Opera House Tomorrow
A powerful dramatic play titled Her First False Step opens at the opera house tomorrow evening. The production is praised as intensely interesting and well conceived with logical plotting and dramatic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Thankful acknowledgement to friends and neighbors for kindness
To the friends and neighbors whose kindly help and sympathy were ours in our recent bereavement and to those whose beautiful flowers attested their loving kindness we desire to extend our heartfelt thanks. Mrs J H Taylor and Children
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J. H. Taylor and
Childrer
Funeral of Hy Huse's son holds service at grave
The remains of the late Hy Huse's son arrived Saturday night with S E Huse and Mrs Agnew and were taken to the Osborne undertaking. The funeral was Sunday at two with short services at the grave. The deceased was born in the city. his mother died at his birth. The mother was buried in Atlantic cemetery. Mr Huse and his daughter visit today and plan to return to Fullerton Nebraska tomorrow. The community extends condolences.
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Hy. Huse
S.E. Huse
Huse
Fullerton
Neb
Clarinda and Tarkio Rail Line Might Be Built
Promoters Ross Judd and Rattenberg aim to win the contract to build a Clarinda to Tarkio Missouri interurban line via College Springs. Pledges reach twenty thousand dollars with twenty miles of right of way secured. Towns Clarinda Tarkio Villisca St Joe connected. Villisca tax funds expected to add about forty five thousand dollars. Subscriptions in Noble township anticipated as promoters survey possible route.
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Clarinda
Tarkio
College Springs
Page Couty
Missouri
Messrs
Ross, Judd
Rattenberg
Villisca
A. N
St. Joe
Atlantic
Kimballton
Ross
Noble Township
Three men head to Chamberlain for Rosebud opening
W Porterfield Charlie Wolfinger and Guy Curtis depart Sunday morning to inspect the country and attend the Rosebud opening if favorable. The Des Moines Daily Register and Leader notes rural mail routes can receive the paper the same day, with a trial subscription offered to February 1, 1909 for $1.00. Read the large advertisement in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Porterfield
Charlie Wolfinger
Guy Curtis
Chamberlain, S. D
Rosebud
Des Moines Daily Register and Leader
Local notices from Grover area mixed with travel and commerce
Clipped items report B and Harkens buying a new wagon near Sligo, B F E Harkens and spouse return from Atlantic, E E Lewis visits Carpenter Wyoming, Kringle sisters buy a horse for riding to school, Line of Sligo travels from Greeley and Cheyenne, Mayberrys return from Omaha, plus Des Moines Register announces Chicago livestock market coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Colo
Tri-City
Grov' ‘Er
E. E. Lewis
B. &. Harkens
Feneral
Sligo
B. BE. Harkens
Mr. Line
Greeley
Cheyenne
Mire
BE. E. Lewis Was A Business Visitor At Carpenter, Wyo
Harry Cavenaugh
B. FE
Harkens An
Atlantic
Chicago
Des Moines Register and Leader
Lews
Short Stories of the Town Feature Local Doings
Miss Thompson plans a October wedding to Ralph Wishart Tidrick at 407 Poplar street with the groom a missionary in the Soudon. Ray Swigert collides with a bicycle ridden by Melvin Uehran near the Cornell restaurant as a horse is injured. Teacher examinations set for October 28 to 30. Sheriff to publish the governor and sheriff proclamation for election. C P Cornell and Jerry Cornell visit Ontario Canada with brother Charles. Walter Roberts sufers a boil on his left hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
William D. Lowe
Sarah Luella Thompson
Ralph Wishart Tidrick
Poplar Street
Soudon
Ray Swigert
Cornell
Melvin Uehran
Canada
C. P. Cornell
Jerry Cornell
Ontario
Charles Cornell
Walter Roberts
Vacancy in School in Washington Township
A vacancy occurs in Number 4 school district Washington township following the resignation of a teacher due to the illness of her father. The departure creates a staffing gap to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Funeral services for son brought home from Norfolk
S E Huse accompanied the body of his son here from Norfolk Nebraska Saturday evening and the funeral services were held as stated elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Huse
Norfolk
Neb
Farm purchase near Harrison County recorded
Marquis at Missouri Valley completed a deal for a 240 acre Harison county farm at 90 dollars per acre. City Council to meet tomorrow night in regular session. Atlantic Chautauqua Association stockholders to convene at 7 30 this evening at J S Harlan's office with strong attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.marquis
Missouri Valley
Harison County
Chautauqua Association
The
Atlantic
Chautauqua Asociation
J. S. Harlan
Board Met Today At Court House Session
The board of supervisors met today at the court house to consider approving claims for road work and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Mrs J H Chambers Leaves for Omaha to Settle New Home
Mrs J H Chambers and her husband depart Sunday morning for Omaha where he will join the Union Pacific passenger department. Emma Jackson accompanies her mother Mrs W H Meredith to Omaha, where the latter begins a new venture in town operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chambers
Omaha
Mr. Chambers
Union Pacific Railway
Emma Jackson
W. H. Meredith
Seven Year Old Boy Dead Interment at Extra Today
Roy Gunderson seven, son of John Gunderson and wife, living on Chestnut Street, died at noon yesterday from heart trouble after a lingering illness. He leaves parents and a sister. The remains were shipped to Extra for interment this afternoon with grieving relatives. Government land drawing October 5 to 17. registration papers via Gail M. Hamill in Dallas. Wilkin Monument Works touts stock of Wisconsin granite monuments and recent contracts including Barre granite for Mrs C E Townsend Anita, and other memorials for Coin Pennsylvania and surrounding towns. Jones meat market offers At splange, wienerwurst and bologna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gunderson
John Gunderson
Greenleaf House
Chestnut Street
Wilkin Monument Works
Wisconsin
Barre
C. E. Townsend
Anita
Edward Montaigo
A. E. Boardman
Edwin Pruitt
Coin
Cumberland
G W. Lary
Griswold
R. D. Wilkin
Atlantic
Auto crash near Delano Place leaves car damaged
Frank Motz returning from South America lost control of Clyde Merning’s auto on South Chestnut Street. It veered into a ditch and struck a tree, causing about $100 in damage. Motz was unhurt, grateful the impact spared him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Merning
Frank
Jim
Delano Place
South Chestnut Street
Fran
Bair Takes Charge of Weitzel Billiard Hall on Chestnut Street
Mr C C Bair of Hancock took over management of the Jake Weitzel billiard hall on lower Chestnut street last Saturday, promising to maintain the high standard. Weitzel leaves to sell lighting plants for the Meek company, likely covering South Dakota. Miss Lulu Hutton returns from seven weeks in Maryville Alabama.
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C. C. Bair
Hancock
Jake Weitzel
Lower
Chestnut ‘Street
Bair
Wetzel
Weitzel
Busines
South Dakota
Lulu Hutton
Maryville
Ala
City Attorney Whitmore Donates Books to Carnegie Library
City Attorney Whitmore recently contributed nearly one hundred volumes of history fiction and biography to the Carnegie library. Others have aided over time to fill shelves with high quality literature. The library board greatly appreciates these gifts and invites more donations from generous residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmore
Carnegie Library
Library Board
Four Pacific Monthly issues offer Oregon farming articles
If you are interested in the West, send 25 cents in stamps for four late issues of The Pacific Monthly containing fully illustrated descriptive articles about dairying, fruit growing, poultry raising and general farming conditions in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Pacific Monthly Portland Ore.
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West
Pacific Monthly
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Mrs Sinderson Returns From Oakland Visit
Mrs. A. L. Sinderson of Oakland came home this morning after visiting Rev. Beck and his wife.
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A. L. Sinderson
Oakland
Rev. Beck
Business Men's Gymnasium Class Tonight
A gymnasium class begins tonight at 8 15. The Jook notes a good turnout with men over sixteen urged to attend. Names have been collected and attendees are promised an encouraging session, with friends welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jook
W C Y T U Monthly Meeting Report Des Moines Trip
The W C Y T U will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 2 20 P M at the home of Mrs R S Mg Geehon. The state convention report will be given by Mrs R J Savery. Full attendance is requested. J Goss traveled to Des Moines this morning on business. Mrs Roy Hedgis visited relatives in Locwte. Mrs N B E Barnard of Sho attended as a guest at the home of Geo Boggess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C, YT. U
R. S. Mg Geehon
Deley
R. J. Savery
Goss
Des Moines
Ars
Roy Hedgis
Relatt ‘Ass
Locwte
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Taylor
Pennsylvania
Messrs. Ross, Judd and
Chamberlain
Mayberry
J. IF. Byers
Anite
Johnson
Sheriff’s Office
Dave Shuter
Extra
Gail M. Hamilu
Dallas
Jones Meat Market
Splange
Wienerwarst
Bologna
Frank Motz
South America
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