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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
4
George E. Pennell an expert state auditor examiner arrived this afternoon from Davenport where he studied the books of an insurance company. A. J. Gillespie came back from Chicago and the East where he has been overseeing work on the new voting machine.
Chicago market summary shows hog receipts at 10 000 with mixed trade and price ranges from 6 70 to 7 50 for heavy hogs. Cattle receipts at 8 500 with beeves between 3 60 and 7 60 and stockers 2 60 to 4 40. Sheep receipts at 32 000 with lambs 3 25 to 5 75 and ewes 2 20 to 4 20. noted estimated tomorrow figures.
Stock hog prices range from 5.80 to 6.50 with cows and heifers 2.75 to 3.25. Grain lists wheat 77 to 80 cents, corn 65 to 67, oats 37, barley 46, rye 60, hay 7 to 9, straw 6. Produce includes hens 8, spring chicks 12, old roosters 3.14, turkeys 10, ducks 6, geese 4, eggs 16, butter 20, potatoes 50. Rings Little Liver Pills advertised for headache and biliousness at 25c, sold by W T Palmer & Co Drug Store.
J C Seaman auctioneer will cry sales in Cass and adjoining counties with reasonable terms. Office with Liz Collins on West Fourth Street. Office phone Musgson 61 Bell 411. Residence phone Muson 419 Green.
Clyde L. Herring, a popular auto dealer, sold six cars last week and another this evening including Reo and Ford models. Buyers range from Frank K. Robinson in Reo to Dr. Finley in Cumberland, with a sale to a Council Bluffs customer amid Omaha competition. Attorney H. M. Boorman was seen in Des Moines.
Wm Malone of Adair was in the city today. Miss Lena Jensen of Chicago arrived, taking a position with J. H. Marshall. Mrs E J Mills of Isma Mont visited her son, then went to Omaha to see another son. Miss Ona Bourne and others spent the day at the fair. Mrs M Howard of Marne and Miss Rose Eppelsheimer of Griswold were here between trains. Mr E N Wolfever left for a land trip in South Dakota. Agnes Pheney of Council Bluffs, Dean Newcomb, and Misses Ona and Lenora Bourne were seen about town. Will Carey from Anita and H H Bartley returning from Stuart visits. Irene Sauders and Mrs H W Marshall attended the fair. Mrs J Montague and family of Lewis came for the fair. Mrs Jas McQuaid of Fairbury left after funeral duties. Mrs Boyd of Anita visited today.
Local society notes confirm the marriage of Miss Lucille Zink once of this city to Dr J H McNiel the dean of the veterinary department at Ames college for eight years now at Ohio college Columbus. The couple will depart for the east immediately after the ceremony passing through the city Wednesday evening.
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