Dr Gamble of Atlantic Marries Des Moines Bride in St Louis
Oct 12 in St Louis a marriage took place between Dr Robert Anderson Gamble of Atlantic Iowa and Miss Fleck of Des Moines. The wedding was performed by Rev S G Huey of Grand Avenue United Presbyterian Church after Gamble persuaded his and the bride’s mother to approve the match. The couple will reside in Atlantic upon returning and will stay with Mrs Winslow during the interim.
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St. Louis
Robert Anderson Gamble
Atlantic
Iowa
Miss Fleck
Des Moines
Gamble
S. G. Huey
Grand Avenue
United Presbyterian
St. Louis College of Physicians’ and Surgeons
Dr. Huey
Register-Leader
Marriage of Ariin C Gifford and Nora L Ackerman Held in Cass County Iowa
In Pleasant township Cass county Iowa on October 7 1908 Ariin C Gifford and Nora L Ackerman married at the bride’s mother home. Rev C Knoll unified them in a ceremony witnessed by seventy guests followed by a substantial supper. The bride wore cream silk with pink and cream roses. After November 1 they will reside on the groom’s farm near Lewis. The bride has served as organist at Pleasant Ridge church and will be missed.
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Pleasant Township
Cass County
Iowa
Ariin C. Gifford
Nora’ l L. Ackerman
Agnie Gifford
Lewis
Fairview Church
Pleasant Ridge
Hough Plans New Packing House In Des Moines
Louis R. Hough formerly led East Des Moines stock yards and rose to prominence after a bankruptcy case. He plans a packing house southeast of the city, aiming for top quality stock and a high-end trade, with new yards away from the closed Hast Des Moines yards.
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Hough
Louis R. Hough
East Des Moines
Des Moines
Register-Leader
Grover area visitor from Griswold eyes prospect for youths
C G Smith of Griswold Iowa member of Cass County board of supervisors visited Grover looking over the country and seeing great opportunity for young men He noted he might persuade his sons to move out here and spoke with Hol Wise near Keota and other Atlantic colony friends.
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C. G. Smith
Grover
C. Smith
Griswold
Iowa
Cass’ County
Hol Wise
Keota
Atlantic
Colo
J Presty
Good Words for Prof Cole at Sioux City High
The Record notes praise for Carl os M Cole now principal at the Sioux City high school. Formerly of this city and alum of the class of 1891 he quickly wins students over and earns respect as a strong replacement after prior principal moves. The piece says the school backs him as strictly all right.
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Record
Sioux City
Carlos M. Cole
Wwe
Marshall
Whitley
Cole
Sealshipt Oysters Promised As A King’s Dish
E F Jones Brown Grocery Co promotes Sealshipt Oysters as a premium, flavorful choice shipped direct from beds in airtight steel containers with ice, claiming superior taste and value over ordinary tub oysters and displaying them in a Pure White Porcelain Case with the Blue Sealshipt Trade Mark as a pledge of purity.
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E. F. Jones
Brown Grocery CO
Neola Boy Jerome Downs Helps Detroit Tigers Win Pennants
Jerome Downs, Neola’s fast ball player now with the Detroit Tigers in the American League, played a key role in clinching pennants for a second straight year. In a decisive finals game he delivered three clean hits in three at bats and again contributed in Tuesday’s upset of the White Sox that sealed the league title.
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Neola
Detroit
Jerome Downs
Detroit Tigers
Rome
Tigers
White Sox
Neal
Sunday School Conference At Congregational Church Friday
Rev H W Tuttle of Grinnell General Supt of Sunday School Work in Iowa will lead a conference at the Congregational church Friday evening. Rev C E Cushman of Anita assists. All Sunday School workers invited to attend to discuss vital work questions, not denominational matters.
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H. W. Tuttle D. D
Grinnell
Iowa
Congregational Churches
C. E. Cushman
Anita
Congregational Church
Renal Estate Transfers Oct 12 1908 Entry
Frank Guske transfers property to Julia Rotherham under the 10 10 08 sequence with Whitney addition in Atlantic for 436 dollars. Julius Hampel of Noble visited Atlantic yesterday to order a Scotch granite monument from Wicken Monument Works. Tim Hannon of Adair also purchased a large family memorial grate.
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Renal
Frank Guske
Julia Rotherham
Whitney
Julius Hampel
Noble
Atlantic
Wicken
Tim Hannon
Adair
Traveling liquor salesman indicted in Omaha case
W H Bilderback of Hillier liquor house faces a district court indictment for unlawfully soliciting liquor sales. Bond set at $600. Case tests state regulation of liquor shipments across borders amid a recent US Supreme Court ruling. County Attorney Goodspeed notes potential appeal if convicted.
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W. H. ‘Bilderback
Hillier Liquor House
Omaha
District’ Court
Supreme Court of
Goodspeed
United States Supreme Court
South Dakota
Presbyterian ladies plan Kensington gathering Friday afternoon
The Presbyterian ladies will meet at Kensington at the home of Mrs. Shrock on Friday afternoon. She will be assisted by Mesdames Hunt, Marshall, Bundy and Petite and Misses Lena and Carrie Wilken and Gussie Brown. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Kensington
Mrs. Shrock
Mesdames Hunt
Marshall
Bundy
Petite
Lena
Carrie Wilken
Gussie Brown
Sporty Kessel Inherits Half of $200000 Estate
Jockey and former roustabout William John Kessel known as Sporty, heir to nearly half of a $200,000 estate from his late father James Kessell of Penzance. The will faces challenge from brother in law Charles Phillips while Kessell recalls a life of racing in England and the United States, including marriage to Clara Linsel of Council Bluffs and a recent divorce.
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William John Kessel
Dale & Co
Penzance
Hingland
James Kessell
Land’s End
Charles Phillips
Kessell
England
United States
Council Bluffs
Clara Linsel
Chas. L. Linsel
Fourth Avenue
Treynor
Cornwall County
St. Ives
Land's End
Concert by Marshall Concert Company at Congregational Church
The Marshall Concert Company of Dubuque will present a concert at the Congregational church on Thursday October 1st. Tickets cost 25 cents. Ad.
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Marshall Concert Company of
Dubuque
Congregational Church
Ray Smith to Wed Tomorrow Eve
Ray Smith a banker in Atlantic is to marry Miss Sadie Stibbens tomorrow evening at eight o clock at the bride's home 511 Reed street Red Oak. The couple will reside at the Hopley house on South Chestnut.
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Ray Smith
Atlantic, National Bank
Red Oak
Sadie Stibbens
George A. Stibbens
Reed Street
Mr. Smith
Atlantic
Lmits
Mrs. Smith
Hopley
South Chestnut, Street
J. FH. Chambers
Meeting at the High School Superintendent Blodgett Invites Parents
Superintendent Blodgett has sent invitations to city parents to meet with high school teachers at the high school tomorrow afternoon at three o clock. The invitation notes the gathering will discuss questions vitally concerning school work and pupil welfare. For details call Musson 815 and arrange laundry service.
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Blodgett
Miss Johnson Leads In Contest For Fall Festival Queen
Miss Cleo Johnson leads the vote for queen of the fall festival today with 1002 ballots, ahead of Rosa Troy 880 and Jennie Schiap pacasse 666. Other totals include Lydia Otto 622, Mattin Wright 328, Ada Pellett 130, Leone Sands 101, Mrs Will Gardner 51, Mrs J M Young 5. Card of Thanks from the Parmaley family thanks friends for kindness during sickness and after the loss of their husband and father.
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Cleo Johnson
Miss Johnson
Jennie Schiappacasse
Lydia Otto
Rosa Troy
Mattin Wright
Ada Pellett
Leone Sands
Will Gardner
J. M. Young
Perry Parmaley
Myron Parmaley
Rogers to Move Toward Griswold Through Cass County
W S Rogers known as Billy leaves Cass County for Nebraska and plans to settle near Griswold after a visit to the city. Dr Frederick Be Hopkins of Pilgrim Congregational Church in Chicago urges music fans to hear Miss Maude Marshall. At Congregational Church Thursday evening Taft and Bryan discuss The Trust Question at the Majestic.
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Cass County
W. S. Rogers
Billy
Nebraska
Griswold
Newport
Neb
Frederick Be, Hopkins
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Chicago
Taft
Bryan
Majestic
Cubs Shut Out Tigers In Tiny World Series Showdown
The Cubs defeated the Tigers in a low scoring game, aided by Mordecai Brown's pitching and a four hit effort from the Tigers’ Sam Inerg. The game featured errorless defense on both sides and a clear display of batting, as the Cubs outlasted Detroit in the title contest. Also notes on local entertainment and a farmer, B. Mills, possibly moving to town after selling land to Willis Campbell. Taft and Bryan perform at The Majestic tonight.
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Cubs
Tigers
Tarnon
Inug
Sam
Inerg
Weather and Community Events in Iowa This Week
Forecast for Iowa fair with warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday. Miss Jean Briggs, violinist, performs at the Congregational church Thursday evening. Pythian Sisters meet tonight in the K. P. hall with good attendance urged. Read the Evening News.
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Iowa—Fair
Jean Briggs
K. P. Hall
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DR. Gamble OF
V Will
Fourth and
Maple Streets
Prof. Cole
W. H. Bilderback
Omaha Wholesale Liquor House
Grand’ Ry
Bond
Perkins
Keith Counties
U. S
Grant
Abso
Dave Shuter
Ness
Thig City
Red
Musson
Mordecai Brown
Thoma Bey
Jess
Trust
B. Mills
Pumosa Township
Willis Campbell
Anita Fom
Mills
Taft and
Bryanne the
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