Human Hearts at Opera House Review
The production of Human Hearts played to a good sized audience with some empty seats. John D. Yount as Tom Logan lacked full expression, though Harry Royale and Lydia Kane contributed solidly, and the cast delivered readable lines with competence. The audience's applause indicated overall approval, though the reviewer calls it an average, charitable verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Nick Carter
Conan Doyle
Tom Logan
Arkansan Hills
John D. Yount
Harry , Royale
Frederick Armidale
Logan
Lydia Kane
Doings of Society Folk in Griswold and Atlantic Ladies
Local social pages note Mrs. H M Reinig hosting a noon six course luncheon for Atlantic guests including Mrs B Osborne and Mrs Delmar Owen Her pert. A large autumn reception at 909 Birch Street hosted by multiple Nichols family members attracted many guests with white and green decor and formal parlor service by several hostesses and assistants.
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H. M. Reinig
Atlantic
B. Osborne
Delmar Owen Herpert
J. W. Duikendall
Will McWard
Frank Porterfield
W. A. Follett
Bert Petite
J. E. Bruce
Frank Musson
Ben Wood
Nichols Homestead
Birch Street
Mesdames M. N. Nichols
D. M. Lewis
W. M. Nichols
M. Nichols
L. A. Dawson
J. B. Hodges
A. M. Duval
Makepeace Morris
Clara Duval
H. M. Boorman
T. B. Swan
J. E H. Bruce
B. F. Berg
C- R. Hunt
Delmar Herbert
Martha Ayres
Edita Gillespie
Hoehnke
Doings in the District Court in Massena and Bridgewater
In district court the Union Bank of Bridgewater versus Wm. Spies reached the jury after lengthy arguments. The Massena appeal case against Charles Harrid began with jury selection and openings. Harrid contends he was not drunk and that proceedings were unjust. George L. Scoville represents Massena. The jury list includes Wm. Lubring, Pat Shaunnessy, Henry Mehrman, J. R. Madden, G. H. Berry, A. W. Wyman, Chas. Snyder, John Welch, Frank Cox, Albert Grulke, James McCourt, and (. P. Corneil. Default in Kittie Haynes versus Walter E. Haynes was taken by publication. Louis N. Wood’s will admitted to probate with Hdna and Melvina Wood as executors without bond. Heirs of L. L. DeLano report a $5000 claim by A. Meredith against the estate, seeking itemization. Attorneys H. M. Boorman and Willard & Willard representing involved parties.
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Union Bank of Bridgewater
Wm. Spies
Leleven
Massena
Charles Harrid
Harris
Torney
George L. Scoville
Wm. Lubring
Pat Shaunnessy
Henry Mehrman
G. H. Berry
A. W. Wyman
Louis N. Wood
Hdna F
Melvina Wood
L. L. DeLano
A. Meredith
DeLano
H. M. Boorman
Willard & Willard
Griswold to host lecture course season lineup
Griswold announces a lecture course with Rev Thomas Greet Oct 21, Ohio Male Quartette Dec 8 Shamrock Trio Jan 4 Ernest H Baes Jan 18 and College Springs Singing Girls Feb 6. The old red front livery barn near Arlington hotel is being torn down. Hamilton Wilcox and wife return to Griswold after west travels. Dr Roland Felt and wife visit Anita from Oklahoma.
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Griswold
Thomas Greet
Ohio
Shamrock
Ernest H. Baes
College Springs
Singing Girls
Arlington
Hamilton
Wilcox
Denver
Roland Felt
Oklahoma
M. Felt
Anita
Franks Drug Co and James Stier Grocery Closeout Ads
Two closing out lines appear in today’s paper. Franks Drug Co advertises wall paper closeout to make room for new stock while James Stier Grocery offers Queensware closeouts with promised bargains. The News prints goods from top engraving houses and can take orders for engraved cards invitations monogram stationery and more.
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Franks Drug Company
James Stier Grocery
Queensware
Meeting of Business Men To Decide Fall Festival Site
Tonight at eight oclock at Firemen s Hall business men plan to decide whether the Parker shows should be uptown or north of the tracks pasture. The meeting aims to unite supporters for a successful festival and invites all to voice their stance and participate.
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Gentle Reader
Jas Perkins Injured in Fall at Walnut Street Barn
Jas Perkins of the Star livery barn on Third and Poplar streets suffered a severe accident at the James Aston barn on Walnut street last evening. He fell through an open hole in a hay mow, fracturing his wrist and bruising his face. Dr. Campbell attended him, and he wears a sling as he recovers.
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Jas Perkins
Paul Perry
Star
Third
Poplar Streets
James Aston
Walnut Street
Campbell
People Come and Go in Local Social Notes
A crowded city social page lists visits and trips by Frank Barnhart from Waterloo and many others. Residents from Chippewa Falls, Canton, and Des Moines bring updates on family news, business trips, and moves.
Red Oak Paving Advances as Atlantic Outpaces It
Red Oak undertakes five miles of brick paving nearly finishing its project while Atlantic boasts larger population stronger commerce and similar wealth. The column notes the towns differ and hints at the Evening News for full context as dust rises today.
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Red Oak
Atlantic
Washington Center News Highlights People Moving About
Gus Johnson hauls lumber for a new house while John Johnson reports losing a valuable steer last week. John Coomes digs a well on his new location and hauls lumber for a large house. Mrs. R B Dreager and her son Otto travel through Missouri visiting relatives and friends, planning to be away several weeks.
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Washington Center
Gus Johnson
John Johnson
John Coomes
R. B. Dreager
Otto
Missouri
Why Girls Leave Home Drama At Opera House
At the opera house on Monday evening September 28 a drama in domestic life will be presented. The play explores an important question by presenting at least one clear answer from a definite standpoint.
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Opera House
Sells It Here and Then Finally Fats Into Hands of Local Man
Sheriff Brown of Guthrie County and Mr Hill search for horse traders who bought a wagon, harness, and mules from a driver of Guthrie Center who left last week. The mules belong to John Barber of Falacity, who traded his bay team for them. The wagon was found outside the city and the harness is likely with the traders who fled with Barber’s boot money. A county-wide hunt continues for the horse traders as stolen property cannot be retained by Barber.
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Sheriff Brown
Guthrie County
Hill
Guthrie Cemter
Guthrias Center
Ann J
John Barber
Fala
Clty
Barber's Bay
Brown
Weather forecast for town and east region
The forecast calls for generally warm conditions with continued warmth in the east. Showers are expected in the east portions and cooler conditions in the northwest. The west portion will see cooler temperatures on Saturday.
Fulton News of Recovery Brightens Local Friends
The paper reports J. W. Fulton, a longtime friend, is improving after illness and plans to visit his parents soon. The note says he remains weak but is steadily gaining strength and hopes to return to his former vigor.
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J. W.fulton
Imesé
Fulton
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