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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

5

Facsimile Bank Note Boomerang In Iowa Campaign

Des Moines Oct 22 The Democratic national committee sends a facsimile bank note argument through Iowa asserting bank failures last fall show bank liabilities. New York banks say ten of fifteen have resumed operations with full repayment and five are in liquidation ensuring 100 cents on the dollar plus interest. No depositor losses expected.

Des Moines Democratic National Committee Iowa New York Bryan Republican Congress

Old Maids Convention in Wiota Draws Notable Attendance

The Old Maids Convention at Wiota on October 16 benefited the Ladies Aid Society with twenty old maids present including Lucinda Scratch gravel Jerusha Jane Axhandle and Jule Polly Plip from major cities. They enjoyed experiences songs and a rejuvenating machine demonstration by Mrs Milkins. A twenty child drill and readings by Mrs Baumister of Panama highlighted the evening, lifting receipts to 31 dollars. A social dance at Hibernian hall followed. Parents Day is set for Sunday October 25 at the Methodist Sunday School with a full program including Doxology Lord's Prayer songs prayers solos and lectures inviting all parents and friends.

Wiota Ladies Aid Society Lucinda Scratch~ Gravel Jerusha Jane Axhandle Jule Polly Plip New York San Francisco New Orleans Boston Methodist Sunday School Ruth Jacobsen

Burglars Target Shenandoah Lady Home in Night

A Shenandoah burglary at Mrs. Whiting’s house woke 14 year old Tracy Leyden. A man demanded money and searched the home while a second accomplice loitered downstairs. A gold pin was taken, and the burglars left the house in disarray as Mrs. Whiting and Tracy alerted neighbors. The girl remained frightened but unharmed. Police seek suspects. the crime emphasizes ongoing local burglary risk.

Shenandoah Mrs. Whiting Tracy

McConnell and Templeman Wed At John Barber Home

Ida McConnell and Frank A. Templeman were married Wednesday evening at 1205 Chestnut Street in Atlantic with Rev Elston officiating. The bride, popular in Atlantic, is daughter of John McConnell now living near Bridgewater. The groom, a successful farmer, is son of Frank Templeman of near Sarah. They depart for a new home eight miles southeast of Anita with good wishes.

Anita

The Block Head at Opera House Saturday Night

The Next Show features B. Patton as Prof Steele in his latest comedy The Block Head at the opera house on Saturday evening October 24. No matinee.

B. Patton

Error in Gillette Ad Corrects Cape Price

A correction notes a price error in yesterday's Gillette advertisement. Children's rain capes were listed as 2.75 dollars but should have read 2.98 dollars. The ad is corrected in today's paper.

Gillette

Great Land Lottery Draw Nears End in Dallas

The Tripp County lands lottery in Dallas, D. D., concluded with the 6000th name drawn. Ernest John Lang, known as Harl Lang, of this city, won number 2754. Multiple residents from nearby towns were listed among the winners, including W. J. Anderson Red Oak and Herman Classen Walnut, among others.

Tripp Dallas D. D Ernest John Lang George Lang Harl Lang W. J. Anderson Red Oak Herman Classen Walnut Chas.sl. Harlan Harlan Lee Milford Audubon E. W. Headree Griswold Gilbert M. Harris Massena S. T. Bailey H. L. Schmidt Avoca J. ©. Williams F. W. Mann Otto Baden Adair Jacob A. Martin Asa A. Oerman Villisca Chas. B. Baughenbagh Walter D.waynes Anita

Omitted Jurymen Named in November List

Don't forget to register. The paper yesterday published jurors for the November term, but ten names were omitted. The ten added are F. H. Burr of the 3rd ward Atlantic Geo, C. Holste of Victoria, Frank Schmidt of Pymosa, L. B. Disbrow of Cass, J. A. Morris of the 4th ward, W. P. Willoughby of Cass, A. Beck of Franklin, M. Jensen of 8rd ward, Anderson Bell of 4th ward, and W. O. Turner of Grant.

F. H. Burr Atlantic Geo C. Holste Victoria Frank Schmidt Pymosa L. B. Disbrow Cass J. A. Morris 4Th Ward W. P. Willoughby A. Beck Franklin M. Jensen Anderson Bell W. O. Turner Grant

Registration mixup moved voters to wrong church

Report notes a misunderstanding about Fourth ward registration causing voters to go to the German church on Walnut street. Correct site is the little German church at Sixth and Elm streets. Brown Grocery advertises buckwheat flour Vermont maple syrup. Sealshipt oysters advertised with claims of quality and price. Music by the K. P. orchestra at night.

Walnut Street Sixth and Elm Streets Vermont BROWN B, F. Jones Brown Grocery CO

Short Stories of the Town Items of Interest

Local column notes several items of interest including a wedding at the Park hotel between C W Southern and Viola Stewart, and Mrs. B B Stewart of Adair. Police court reports show four drunks fined, and a $40 city treasury addition. Other items cover trips, a jail sentence, a Democratic candidate’s visit, a Council Bluffs marriage, and a sore eye injury.

C. W. Southern Viola B. B. Stewart Adair Rev. J. George Park Hotel Niene

Episcopal Guild Entertained by Mrs N Carter

Social Events report the Episcopal Guild entertained yesterday by Mrs N Carter. The gathering was a pleasant and profitable occasion for all attendees.

Episcopal Guild

A Touch of Winter Affects Fall Festival Business

A cold day dampened the fall festival with many events nearly frozen out. The Parker group pressed on, taking in some money but far from enough to cover costs. Shows proceed to Trenton Missouri for a week, then split: some go south as others disband for the season. Lem Scott, the advance man, departed last evening ending his season’s work.

Parker Trenton Lem Scott

Mrs S McFarland Heads to Camp Point Visit

Mrs McFarland left on the first train this morning for Camp Point to visit relatives and will be away about two weeks. Wesley Ash of Des Moines, with his wife, is in the city visiting his cousin W D Ash and family. Mr Ash serves on the Des Moines board of commissioners and is advancing in that role. The News notes a pleasant call.

S. McFarland Camp Point

Atlantic Northern and Southern rail extension progress in Noble township

In Noble township a meeting at Center school house discussed the Atlantic Northern and Southern project. Despite bad weather and low attendance, Ross and Rattenberg outlined the plan, with $2300 raised as a starter. The proposed eighteen mile road aims to raise farm values, improve shipping and passenger facilities, and spur further work in neighboring townships including Montgomery county.

Ben Center School House Noble Tonship Atlantic, Norther & Southern Messrs. Ross and Rattenberg Messrs. Ross Rattenberg Noble Kimballton Montgomery County

Tag Day Spurs Hospital Fund Raising Success

The event raised two hundred forty seven dollars and seventy three cents in the hospital treasury. Volunteers and donors responded cheerfully and the hospital plans a second Tag Day on Saturday to include those who were not present yesterday. The public is thanked for the strong support and will wear tags to avoid further requests.

Owell

Registration Opens Across Wards This Week

Registration begins today in multiple wards and continues tomorrow and Saturday and again the Saturday after. Officials report light turnout so far but expect crowds tomorrow and the following day. All eligible voters must register this year or lose their right to vote.

Cass County Officials Plan Early March Dirt Work Push

Messrs Ross and Rattenberg will operate in Cass County to advance the project. They aim to begin throwing dirt by March first and seek strong local support to speed the work.

Cass Messrs. Ross and Rattenberg

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. Gillette & Sons Hibernian Hall K. P. Orchestra Directoire Great Land Lottery Earl Lang Wieners S. J. Gilbette & Sons T. C. Swartz Kansas Denver Colorado Salt Lake City Oregon Idaho Parker Company Walter Rae S. M. Wyckoff Rae Arthur Chambers Misa Nellie Chatterbuck Council Bluffs J. George Presbyterian Church Henry Dicker Harry Sutton Mr. Dicker Mesdames L. T. Spangler C. F. Chase Hazel Street Huss Hodgkins’ Cafe Highley’s Grocery Jay Jacobs Noble Township Southern Ex Southern Tion Cass County E. F. Jones Brown Grocery Co Iaw National Oyster Carrier Company Norwalk Connecticut Iarrier Svete the Whitney Loan and Trust Company Casit Capital Atlantic, Iowa
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