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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

5

Two Golden Weddings Highlight Cumberland News

The Cumberland column reports two golden wedding anniversaries, one for Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pringey with a large gathering and elaborate dinner, and another for Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Trego with many friends attending. Also noted are relocations, farm sales, a fire alarm at Sam Harrison’s, and a north-branch train wreck with no injuries.

Cumberland Iowa J. H. Purdum Omaha Bruce Pringey Adel Q. W. Lopez John Liston Tyrone Okla Frank Miller Creston A. Weaver B. Z. Harrison Grant Jolly Dozen Club Chas. Scott Miller Johnson Colorado Philip Pringey O. W. Trego Des Moines Sam Harrison Harrison Mr. Harrison H. v. Johnson M. A. Hough Manilla Ontario William Wohrer Dixon, Til Elroy Edith William Fontanelle

Carroll Bank President Dies by Own Action at Home

Carroll Iowa October 20 The First National Bank of Carroll closed after the death by own action of President W L Culbertson. Despondent over business and failing irrigation investments he left a note and was found with a gun. The bank examiner was to assume control and depositors are promised full payment though stockholders may suffer.

Carroll W. L. Culbertson First National Bank of Carroll First National Bank Culbertson Hanover Canal Company Big Horn Valley Wyoming Chicago Omaha Coburn National Bank the Treasury Shaw Twenty-first General Assembly Iowa Culbertson Brothers R. Y. Culbertson J. A. Culbertson Glidden

Parker shows touts orderly, moral labor force and strict discipline

A News reporter met Parker show representative Welch who oversees legal matters and a 243-member troupe valued at over one hundred thousand dollars with eighty five thousand insured. Immorality is tabooed, drunkenness punished by fines or discharge, and the show highlights select patronage and church involvement. J W McMacken returns to buy horses and mules with upcoming sale dates in Walnut Anita and Atlantic.

Welch Parker R. M. Cramer Philadelphia Grinnell Commercial Club J. W. McMacken Walnut Anita Atlantic

Woods backs Smith for speaker in Iowa favor

Frank P. Woods Republican candidate for Congress in Iowa's Tenth district said in Des Moines he endorses Judge Walter I. Smith of Iowa as speaker to succeed Joe Cannon. Woods urged electing an Iowa man, adding Smith would bring credit to the state. Town delegates have not discussed the speakership. Hull and Hepburn could be urged if the race opens.

Congress Des Moines Dawson Walter I. Smith Iowa Joe Cannon Woods Judge Smith J. “A.T. Hull W. P. ‘Hepburn

Atlantic Fall Festival Draws Crowds After Rain

The Atlantic Fall Festival opened this afternoon after last night’s downpour. Sun and wind dried the mud, bringing a growing crowd and strong business for most shows. Miss Lillian Latlip performed a high dive near the I O O F building, with another stunt on Chestnut street. Officials predict record crowds this weekend as the event progresses.

Lillian Latlip Chestnut Street

Personal notices of visitors and travels in Adair region

A compilation of local social items lists Louise Pross visiting her sister in Adair, Mrs. I. T. Spangler and Mrs. Buttenschon in the city, Virgil Taylor from Omaha visiting, J. J. Dowling visiting L. A. Dawson, and numerous trips to Des Moines, Walnut, Avoca, Creighton, Sioux City, and other nearby towns. It notes new baby for John Lloyd and wife, Stella Oathoudt’s hospitalization recovery, and several families returning home or preparing journeys to Denver, Cheyenne, Omaha, and Sioux Falls, with remarks on hospital, church, and mission society activities.

I. T. Spangler Walnut Buttenschon Virgil Taylor Omaha J. W. Hutton Anita C. B. Clovis Avoca John Lloyd Jj. J. Dowling St. Anthony L. A. Dawson Neb O. G. Bair Baby CGC W. Hill Frank Harris Des Moines G. Goeken Stella Oathoudt Wm. Trede Cheyenne Wyo P. F. Howell I.a A. L. Dawson Tremmel Joseph Stingle Sigourney Simon Baker Ft. Codd Oklo Dick Gilbert Rockhan N. D D. O. Gilbert

Temple Barnhart Wedding at Birch Street Home

At six o'clock this evening at the bride's Birch street home Miss Bertha Temple and Frank Barnhart were married in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. A. S. Henderson. About sixty relatives and friends attended. the couple will reside in Waterloo. Other notes include marriage licenses for Frank Barnhart and Bertha Temple.

Birch Street Bertha Temple H. Temple Frank Barnhart Frank Chapman A. S. Henderson Congregational Church Ems Mull Miss Parsons Miss Adams Ralph McLean Carroll L. C. Temple Lewis W. B. Temple Extra Persdon Waterloo Barney

Chicken Pickers Beat Horse Doctors 23 to 18 in Sunday Game

The Chicken Pickers defeated the Horse Doctors 23 to 18 in the weekend baseball clash. The article omits graphic details and states the victory plainly, noting the score and outcome.

Chronic Diarrhoea Cure Praised by Soldier

While in the army in 1863 I was taken with chronic diarrhoea. I have tried many remedies but found no relief until A W Miles urged me to try Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea. One bottle stopped it at once. For sale by Atlantic Drug Co.

George M. Felton South Gibson A. W. Miles Chamberlain Atlantic Drug Co

News offers paper and envelopes at half price

For a limited time the News sells a pound of the best writing paper and a box of envelopes for 50 cents, at actual cost. Limited stock remains as they wish to close it out.

Railroad Meeting At Center School House In Noble Township

A railroad meeting is planned this evening at Center school house in Noble township regarding the southern extension of the Atlantic Northern and Southern line. Attendance is expected to be strong.

Center School House Noble Township Atlantic Northern & Southern

Patton as Prof Steele in The Block head at Opera House

W B Patton stars as Prof Steele in his latest comedy The Block head at the opera house for Saturday evening October 24 with no matinee.

W. B. Patton Prof. Steele the Blockhead Opera House

Trade Check Plan Cuts 20 Percent for Buyers After Oct 24

All customers purchasing goods from us after October 24 will save 20 percent on the dollar under our new copyrighted Trade Check Plan. Visit our Special Novelty Department to inquire. dip20 H, J, EUSDEN, Marne.

Eusden Marne

Death by own action of J A Culbertson at Glidden

The note recalls J A Culbertson who died by his own hand in Glidden in February 1907. The First National Bank, Carroll county’s oldest, was established as a national bank in 1868 and remains financially solid. It carries $100,000 capital, $25,000 surplus, about $450,000 in deposits, and more than $400,000 in loans and deposits. Other officers are H W Macomber vice president and R E Coburn cashier. Culbertson was about 65, leaving a wife two sons and a daughter, one son serving in the U S Navy.

J. A. Culbertson Glidden H. W. Macomber R. E. Coburn Culbertson United States Navy

Daisy Stock Food Firm's Fred Townsend Gets New Ford Runabout

Fred Fownsend of the Daisy Stock Food Company has a new Ford runabout purchased from C. L. Herring. The car is a beauty and Fred is gaining reputation as a capable chauffeur.

Fred Fownsend Daisy Stock Food Company C. L. Herring Fred

Ladies to Serve Dinner and Supper at G A R Hall

The ladies of the W R C will serve dinner and supper Wednesday and Thursday this week in the G A R hall. They are reputed to serve meals that recall the kind mother’s cooking and patrons will get their money’s worth.

W. R.C G. A. RB

Reakt Estate Transfers October 19 1908

Ella Whitner and others transfer property to Wilt Hills ge 40 1908 sw4 nw4 13 75 36 lot 0.656 acres for 5 dollars in consideration update of real estate title.

Reakt Ella Whitner Wilt Hills

Weather forecast for town shows showers and cooler spell

Partly cloudy conditions with showers tonight or Wednesday. Cooler air moves in on Wednesday, especially in the western portion of town.

Also Mentioned on This Page

President Culbertson First National Bank Mr. Culbertson Smith Frank P. Woods Candi Dain Louise Pross Adair Mr Ash Sadie Ash Shelby Temple-Barnhart Ee Eeeneewe Chas. Sherrett Wiota City Frank Thurman Villisca R. B. Kemp Casey S. A. Simonton Ernest Phelps M. &. Seymore Maine Geo Simonton Red Oak George F. J. Macomber R. O. Craney Audubon P. T. Stafford A. C. Penny Whsse Burlington Chas. Hunt Idaho G. H. Jones Davenport Arthur Downs
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