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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
7
Markets show mixed grain quotes with wheat corn oats and fats. Chicago hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices noted. South Omaha adjustments include higher hogs and steers with strong demand. Also advertising for hats and fireworks vendors.
Personal mentions note Mr and Mrs Earl Camblin and their young son Roy traveling to Omaha last evening. Mrs Frank Cain returns from Muscatine after a month with relatives. Bert Foot and wife of Walnut visit relatives. new chick sale announced at 10 cents each, batch to be released Sunday. Sheriff McKee limps after a sprained ankle. Albert and Frank Brehmer drive to Winterset with Mrs Brehmer and children visiting relatives. L D Pearson and wife in Lewis where their son’s hip x ray reveals hip disease, not a broken hip. Albert Borens and wife host Rhinehardt and family from Davenport a week. Fresh fish ad at Parlor Market. Auction notice for entire stock at 1 PM, Saturday, June 26 at 313 Walnut Street.
The eighth annual Phi Alpha fraternity dance at the Masonic hall drew many guests from the Pelite McGiffin wedding. Weber orchestra provided music for eighteen numbers. Hall decor featured purple and white with palms. Chaperones were T. C. Whitmore G G Jeck Crowley E Cole W A McWard J H Marshall. Committee: Richard Stoodt Frank Spence Jr Wilfred Ash Grant Tratlor Leo Pratt. Affur praised. fashion noted with gowns. souvenirs preserved. Store ads and local notices accompany.
Herbert Marien began work for Garfield Durham late week. Geo Bleking and family visited Henry Bleking on Monday. Elsie Hampel and Genevieve Clark visited Alma Meyer on Sunday. Mrs Grace Enfield helped Mrs P Smith this week. Fred Boos on sick list. Various neighbors and families visited each other at Rothe, Eppelsheimer, and Wohlenhaus homes Sunday and Monday. Several trips to Atlantic and Page County noted. illness and house chores mentioned.
Hay making has begun in this vicinity and the week favored corn growth. A Musgrove left after a visit at Ira Miller’s home, cousin to Mrs. Miller. Ira Miller and Mr. Musgrove traveled to New Market to visit an aged relative in poor health. Geo Cummings of Sioux City seed firm with Prof. Bercher of Bedford dined with Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Mary Marsh and granddaughter Mildred Morrison returned from Des Moines. Adamams is very sick at his son-in-law Simon Sunderman’s home in Noble township. Albert Miller and Fred Shrader bought new Deere binders from a Cumberland firm.
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