Local Briefs Include Illnesses And Events In Atlantic
Atlantic daily notes Mrs. W. H. Peron ill with cancer and Mrs. Harman Shultz ill with diphtheria. School sports: Shelly town team to play She lanes tonight. I. F. Bergh ships cattle to Omaha. City council meets to discuss a tractor conveyer purchase. Des Moines trip for Keingel on estate auditors. L. K. Bennett attends Pleasant township farm bureau meeting in Griswold. Births: a baby girl born to E. L. Cannon and wife. Extra game officiated by L. J. Cockshoot. Sam Rice Post G A R to elect officers at court house. Mrs. Hattle Granger Hosteter leaves Atlantic for Kansas City. Miss Zola Lang improving slowly at Oransky store. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Holmes welcome a new son born December 6. Musson Bros. report 13,000 bushels of corn of exceptional quality. Court House notes: a doctor suffers heart attack but continues work. Mrs. W. B. Elliott ill after husband’s accident. About fifty couples attend the city fireman dance. County Auditor C. E. Kringel attends state association meeting in Des Moines. Rural schools: four or five still short of teachers. Miss Ethel Hedges goes to Maine to visit schools. Mrs. Steve Nichols ill with heart trouble. Mrs. Milo Kenyon stays at bedside. A year ago at this date: bitter cold and deep snow. today spring warmth. Mrs. M. N. McMichael to speak at city hall on Parent-Teacher Council. William Marquette reports disappointing farm returns from Minnesota. Kelly Wart heads to San Francisco for rheumatic relief and business in California. corn machine contract from Des Moines.
Neighbors News and County Events Mix in Cass County
Public health nurse Miss Anna Skov surveys rural schools for sanitary standards. Atlantic Knights of Columbus meet Danish brotherhood. luncheon served. Elk Horn opens Pay-Up Week December 11, prizes offered by merchants. Farm bureau to hold Elliott corn show December 18 with small grains and ribbon awards. Warwick Male Quartet to perform at Elliott M E church December 18 as part of lyceum. Miss Anna Gittens of Atlantic visiting Elliott. Oakland residents enjoy California winter and a picnic near Los Angeles. Farm bureau in Oakland funds to hire another Home Demonstration Agent. estate of $200,000 left to wife and relatives. $7,000 donated to Methodist church. Wi Ly Paup of Harlan, and Lotus Stlingk, with dairy fame, noted. Shelby county farm bureau annual meeting December 14 in Harlan courthouse. Two-year-old James Jensen’s son poisoned by pills Thursday. Fred Alexander’s quality engraved Christmas cards advertised.
Mrs Jap Pierce Enjoys Birthday Surprise From Friends
A group of Ladies of the Maccabees surprised Mrs. Jap Pierce at her home on 5th and Poplar streets to celebrate her birthday yesterday. She recovered her composure after the surprise and entertained the guests, who gave her a handsome present as a keepsake.
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Jap Pierce
Ladies of the Maccabees
5Th
Poplar Streets
Iowa graduates to sit in thirty ninth general assembly
Nineteen University of Iowa graduates will sit in the thirty ninth general assembly. In the senate are George S. Banta of Manchester Edward H. Campbell of Battle Creek Charles M. Butcher of Iowa City Joseph R. Fraily of Fort Madison Styron of Strawberry Point Frank E Thompson of Burlington Thurston of Osceola Others in the house include Bagon of Bett Smith of Iowa City Hi Doolittle of Delhi Anthor NarleR Ale Be Weaver of C Calhoun of Keosan y af Ottumwa Fort Dodge.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
General Assembly
George 5S
Banta
Manchester
Edward H., Campbell
Battle Creek
Charles Mi. Butcher
Lowa’ City
Joseph RB
Washington Headlines Stir Over Hays Cabinet Possibility
News from Washington notes talk of Will Hays as a potential cabinet choice, with Kon Hutchinson? no, Senator Harding discussions, and revival of a possible Indiana Senate seat. In other cities, a mother killed her grandchildren and herself in Knox City, while foresters pledge to boost forest fire fighting, and the Johnson immigration bill clears nearly all debate in the House. Brandied mince meat seized in Houston is ordered returned, and threats target British Vice Consul Major Gerrard in San Diego.
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Washington
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Harding
Hays
Indiana
Senator New
Austin
Houston
San Diego
H. D. Gerrard
Gerrard
Amalgamated Irish Societies of America
J. W. O'Connell
Dentist Dr H K Williams in Fulton Building
Fulton Dr H K Williams advertises a new supply of six and ten cent tablets at Newa Telegraph.
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H. K. Williams
Fulton Building
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Newa-Telegraph
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