Local residents visit relatives and shop in Atlantic area
Emma and Bertha Barnholdt of Wiota and numerous others visit family and friends across Atlantic and nearby towns. Residents travel to Omaha and Des Moines for visits and errands while cities host shoppers and spectators. Many leave to return home after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Bertha
Barnholdt
Wiota
Ania
H. H. Moore
Aldaniie
Anite
Mra
James Cibert
Maude Ackerman
Atlantic area visits weekend wrap up
Atlantic residents and visitors were seen in town Saturday and Sunday including Mrs Eby and Mrs N Puglsen visiting with local families. Mr W A Brown of Gasgow and Mrs R C Pratt with daughter and others traveled through Atlantic on weekend business and social calls. Families from Massena Linton Casey Adair and Anita visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby
Atlantic
N. Puglsen
W. A. Browh
Gaseyawere
Omsha
R. C.pratt
George Morgan
Atlantic Bhoppers
W. H. Wagner Jr
Joe Stalcup
Thomas
Wiota
Andrew Trier
Lister
Emma
Bertha Tiedje
Kuehn
Anita
A. N. Gaylord
S. W.glark
A. i
Gilson
Casey
D. D. Morgan
Chestnut Street
Abe Goodpasture
W. R. McCloud
Walden
Colo
James Nelsom
Simon Smith
Marie Anderson
John Hail
Franklees
Br, Smith
C. W. Hull
Massan&a
Charles Hréf
C. A. Long
Ben- Jyh. Tevened
Manson
Fauline Glass
Lucile Roberts
Eva Budd
Local notices and social items from the era
Names and occasional events appear in a jumbled social page. Readable points include hospital visits and operations at Jones Hospital, a masquerade ball at the German Hall with forty couples, and Miss Pauline Glass aiding County Superintendent Miss Jennie Ward during the rush period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelping
Pauline ‘Glasss
Asalsting County
Jennie Ward
Oyster Supper at Methodist Basemen Parlor Tonight
Short items report an oyster supper by the Tribal class of the Methodist church this evening in the church basement parlors, plus notes on a Mayo Brothers hospital operation, coal for a new city building, last day for filing district court petitions, and local funeral attendance. James Paige, formerly of this city now in Pasadena, visits before heading to Washington, D. C. for Norfolk Navy Yards electrical work. Simpson College Glee Club plans and ticket sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Misa
Elsza Donahoe
Goltra
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
District Court
Paige
James Paige
Pasadena
Calif
Washington, D. C
Norfolk Navy Yards
Norfolk
Tim
Simpson College
Glee’ Club
Foxbe
Cirdy
Hils Rhodes
Simp ‘Ton
Glen Club
Adolats
Two Men Are Killed as Kingsland Plant Explodes
A Canadian Car and Foundry plant near Kingsland New Jersey was destroyed by fire and explosions late yesterday. The blast caused widespread damage to about eighty acres and shattered windows within two miles. About 140 workers were employed there. Two men were killed and surrounding residents fled as shells and debris rained down, with a loss potentially topping twelve million dollars. The site stored shells for the British government and used for filling munitions. The National Guard was called to guard the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Car-and- Foundry Company
Kingsland
N. J
Ni&w York
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Kingaland
Sicmnenland
National Guard
Olive Tablets offer gentle cleanse for blood and bowels
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims they cleanse the blood liver and bowels, relieve constipation and bad breath, improve mood and energy, and are sold in 10c and 25c boxes at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnattans
Dr. Edwards
Dre Edwards
Edwards
Extra News Highlights From Local Town Life
The Extra notes social and personal stories including John Schlater's near accident in Des Moines, Lorenz Leffingwell off to State Center, sleighing parties at the High School, George Nelson filling in at Cotton grocery, and Peter Hassenfeldt visiting Omaha. Also mentioned are a فيهd collision injuring Nettie Voas, Galen Cotton’s trip plans, and Gar l Hansen’s insanity adjudication followed by sheriff transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schlater and Son
Des Moines
Schlater
Lorens Loeftingwel
State Center
Howard Sunderland
J Husband
George Nelson
the &d Cotton
Lorenz Leffingwell
Peter Hassenfeldt
Extra
Omaha
Peter Rommel and Son
Carroll
Galen Cotton
Jtrin
New York City
Nettie
Jhr
B. A. Voas
Thin Yetty
Lmb
Garl Hansen
Luther Hensley
Sion
Clayinda
Denmark
Bert Beers
Suits Filed in Divorce Case Amid Alimony Claims
A woman filing for divorce alleges the husband lives on the home farm with property valued at 4000 dollars and threatens her and her son-in-law Adolph Hagen. She seeks temporary alimony of 300, attorney costs 200 for the suit and 200 for counsel, and permanent alimony 1000, plus a writ of attachment and injunction to protect her and Hagen. Attorney B Clovisie represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felf
Sebeanton
Adolph Hagen
Rumony
Coun Gel
B. Clovisie
Griswold Community Notes Reach Across Town
Local residents welcome visiting relatives and friends from Omaha Atlantic and Des Moines while others plan trips to California. A timber operation in eastern Nebraska returns to Griswold as ditching crews resume work. Fire cleanup continues for W. J. Gravinel’s home and a local garage, with rebuilding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwille
Nebraska
Griswold
Bernard Sebart
Atlantic Monnday
James Bryner
Kilpatrick
Red Oak
H. Af. Reinig
Tor Uns
Angseles
Calif
Farm Loans Now Available at Low Rates in Iowa
Farm Loans offered at 6 percent and 534 percent. Call and see us. Wood & Savery, successors to John Wood, Atlantic, Iowa. Also Maxwel l Taxi Service in Cass County. Hansen and Lowe sell coal and petroleum coke at 1242. A want ad in this paper will do the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Savery, Successora
John ‘Wood
Atlandc
Iowa.y
Maxwell Taxi Service
Cass County, Auto Co
Hansen & Lowe's
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Frank Jiufé
J. H. Power
James Scanlon
Frances Edwards
Pauline Gaylord
Atlansic
Ernest Wilburn
Mesdames
Will Henderson
W. & Briscoe
Grover Kingseth
Bridge- Water
Frank Petit
Greeley
Stone
Jira
Lloyd Miller
Baby
Val Wiegand
Fred Aldrich
Mra Wardd
Baby Calary- Jane
Hamburg
St. Jos. Mo
Chas
Thatta
Hief
H. Hess and Son
Ots Fawe
Kri Foy
Clarence Nitler Taft Latirds
Palm Creek
Okla
Henry Houck
J. W. Macklin
A. B. Maxwell
Ames
Mesdames W. Warner
Ed Belt
Adair
J.C. Voortrees
Singer
Ey Tay
Norman Odem
Frank Norton
Albert Wilson
Chester
Conneil Bluffs
ME Swarts
Brumbull
Ruby Gloss
Ras Laney Anat
John Fox
Jobn, Duden
Andrew ‘Beck
Chamberlain Bros
Aue
Beekmann & Foster , AM
Kirk
John Duden
W. We Chamberlain
Marion Lund
Seeder
Foun Adams
Grletolte Mut
Jesse Jones
Witt Forsyth
John Morton
Wise
Dan Rudig
A. Larson
Lex Forsyth
Frank
Will
Bob Lane
Paterson Chris Beseck
Garl Burnham
Miss Fritz Better
Jones
Pritz
Welble
Atlantia | Hor
Anna Thiele
Jones’ Hospital
van Brockling
Brighton
Iowa
Mary Weible
Siegannee
GAR and Foundry
New Jersey
Dr.Edwards
Frank Grulke
Walter Hoegh
Griswold. News
TEMS
C. Smith
Smith
Misa Fannie Copkin
D. D. Jeffers
W. J. Gravinel
Henderson
Kabo
Nonesuch Mince
Merrell-Souleco
Spprue
M. Te
W. CO
Carter
Haze
Strest
News-Telegraph
Rosilts
Grilke
Ik Hoéjjh
Abs
Faa
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