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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

6

Stebbins Smith Wedding in Red Oak Big Names Attend

The marriage of Miss Sadie V. Stibbens to Mr. Raymond Smith of Atlantic Iowa occurred at the Stibbens home 611 Reed Street in Red Oak. Dr Silas Cooke officiated as guests and relatives watched a ring ceremony under yellow and white decorations. The couple will reside in Atlantic after November 16 with a two course feast, music by Franklin's orchestra, and gifts from many friends.

Sadie V. Stibbens George A. Stibbens Raymond Smith Atlantic Reed Street Silas Cooke Presbyterian Church Red Oak Stibbens Helen B. Stibbens Leslie M. Smith Lola Hough Mendelssohn Griffith Inn Stibens Leslie Harvey Oliver Reiley Franklin C. L. Smith Atlantic National Bank Pp. A. Casey T. P. Breheny Roy B. Qdem J. V. Green Crete Neb Frank Castor Matlie Maas Omaha Lara Mercer Corning O. Lechlster Prescott Bess Lowman Minoie Herbert Elliott Jas. O’rourke Creston Red Oak Express

Social ice cream party at Dell Line home near Grover

Dell Line and J I Connie hosted an ice cream social for about thirty five guests from the Atlantic Iowa colony. Refreshments were prepared by the hosts and served in a tented area. games and fellowship lasted late into the night before departures. Mayor W W Straight warns outdoor fires are prohibited during dry weather.

Dell Line Grover Connie Atlantic Iowa Colo

Caution to Atlantic Residents on Premises Security

Notice urges Atlantic residents to guard their premises day and night during the coming week and to report any law violations to the police, signed S. W. W. Straight.

Atlantic W. W. Straight

For Sale Yunnis Property on upper Wim Street

For Sale. Yunnis property on upper Wim street with 00 feet front and well paid. The house is in good condition with an excellent barn and fruit trees. Contact THOS HW WHITNEY and Asim for details.

Yunnis Upper Wim Street Thos HW. Whitney Asim

Reverend Giersdorf to preach at Baptist church tomorrow

Rev Giersdorf, president of the Union Mission in Council Bluffs, will preach at the Baptist church in the morning, replacing the indisposed Mr Flemke. Flemke will lecture at the Presbyterian church in the afternoon and the Baptist church in the evening as scheduled.

Giersdorf Union Mission Council Bluffs Baptist Church Tomorow Flemke Presbyterian Church

M C P Club Opens Year With New Members

The M C P club held its first regular meeting of the year this afternoon with Miss Frankie Glass. Nine new members were admitted recently and prospects for a productive year are strong.

Frankie Glass

Clark Swiger Recovers After Runaway Accident

Clark Swiger, hurt in the runaway accident, is considerably better. Attending physician Dr. Graham believes he will recover, though he cannot swallow yet. G M Younglove grew sick this afternoon but is not seriously ill and remains confined.

Clark Swiger Graham M. Younglove G. M. Younglove

Weather Forecast and Local Social Notes for Town

Forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers tonight and Sunday especially in the east with colder conditions in the east and central areas. Rev. D Shenton traveled to Hancock this afternoon. Mrs H J Wagner, her two sons and sister Susie Wheatley have returned to Auburn Nebraska after visiting L W Wheatley.

D. Shenton Hancock H. J. Wagner Susie Wheatley Auburn Neb L. W. Wheatley

Bridges and drainage highlight Griswold news

A Griswold column reports a new iron bridge over Seven Mile creek praised for durability and low maintenance. County supervisors back iron bridges, ditch work near Griswold progresses, and local figures including Rolla R. Smith and Henry Gillett are noted. Also mentioned are a public sale, a fall corn campaign, health trip outcomes, and staffing at the drug store during an absence.

Seven Mile Creek Griswold Board of Supervisors

Idaho Visitors Registering for Government Land Draw

R. S. Campbell and Ralph Gentle from Idaho Falls Ida arrived yesterday. They travelled to Dallas C to register for a government land drawing and are visiting here until sometime next week. Gentle will spend part of his stay at Griswold.

R. S. Campbell Ralph Gentle Idaho Falls Ida Dallas Mr. Gentle Griswold

Well Known Young People Wed At Home

At the Catholic parsonage on West Sixth Street last evening, Miss Florence O Connell wed John Arthur Jones. The ceremony was simple with close relatives. Afterward the party went to the O Connell home for a wedding supper and the couple departed for a trip to Omaha and Council Bluffs before returning to 1105 Poplar Street. The bride and groom are highly regarded locally and both come from prominent families. Mr Jones works as a western Iowa representative for Kratzer Carriage Co of Des Moines. The News joins well wishers in hoping for a long, happy life together. Mrs. Harry Stevens of Buchanan, Mich., is visiting.

West Sixth Strest Daly Florence O'Connell P. F. O'Connell John Arthur Jones O'Connell 11Th Poplar Streets Western Iowa Kratzer Carriage Company Des Moines Johnny Mrs. Jones

Miss Otto Leads Festival Queen Field Today

Lydia Otto heads the vote for festival queen with 7831 votes, followed by Jennie Schiappacasse at 1776 as Miss Troy and Miss Wert withdraw from the contest. a list of other candidates and vote tallies is provided. Bourne Quist sale train mishap: Warren and Tobias’ car collided with a tree, $40 damage.

Mis Lydia Otto Miss Schiappacasse Rose Troy Myrtle Wert Jennie Schiappacasse Clara Johnson Mattie Wright Rose Scurlock Anita Bruce Leone Sandsay Matie Fulton Earth Biston Ye Mrs. Will Gardner Rose Morris _ aillairs J. AM Young i Fred Warren Wallace Tobias Wiota

Real Estate Transfers and Meat Market Ad Notice

Real estate transfers dated October 15 1908 note John H Lippincott and wife to Bill Ellis details quitclaim 9 10 08. Oct 16 1908 John R Logne et al to C D Logne warranty deed 10 12 08 int in lot 185 Cumberland site. Meat market advert Lorenzens offers choice beef by the quarter and per pound pricing 5 cents front 42 cents hind.

John H. Lippincott Bill Eilis John R. Logne C. D. Logne Cumberland Hind Lorenzen's

Aged Lady Katherine Strater Dies After Illness

Mrs Katherine Strater widow of W H Strater died at 7 05 this morning at her home five miles east of the city after four months of bedridden illness. She was nearly 73, born Katherine Humerich, and had lived in the county long with wide acquaintance. Survived by several children and other relatives, funeral at two this Sunday at the late home, Atlantic cemetery interment. Also notes big baseball game tomorrow at the park between Doctors and House Pickers with free admission.

Katherine Strater W. H. Strater KY Fam Kansas Wiota Chas. Crouch Otis Roe Bini George Mail Carrizeuge Doe Uehran G @: dawg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stebbins Smith Grover, Cold Grover, Colo., En I. Y Conine Ss. W. W. Straight Mr. Swiger Befter Griswold American L. F. Mullins J. H. Taylor Charles Fulton Lewis Charles Smith T. B. Auld Henry Gillett W. R. Hearst Cass County Rolla R. Smith W. J. Dean Grant Rolla Wright Township P. F. Croghan St. Croghan Fred Cahil George Rudig Samuel Hodge Denver P. I. Arrasmith New York City Gordon Barnes Perle Idaho Perkins Keith Counties Nebraska U. S Dave Shuter Ness Abso Florence O'Cornwell John Ar Thur Jones Father Daly Harry Stevens Buchanin, Mich Miss Otto Miss Schiappacasse Miss Wert Miss Troy Durangsi Burnea Canc
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