Local Notices From Atlantic Grove And Surrounding Areas
Ed Cambridge buys a fine riding plow while W Shepherd and Columbus Prall ship cattle car loads. Miss Morgan visits Grove from Atlantic with friends, and residents J I Gingery Rev Pickles Eugene Gingery sample the region. Epworth League sociable at Jas Warren home April 4 draws crowd. special sale on ladies skirts and silk waists at J Burnen's Department Store this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cambridge
W. Shepherd
Wilson Prall
Miss Morgan
Atlantic
Friends
Grove
Columbus Prall
Mr. Bunce
Des Moines
Mere
George Goodale
J. I. Gingery
Pickles
Hancock
Ambrose Pellett
Eugene Gingery
Harlan
J. W. Lamb
Wm. Hancock
O. N. Becker
Jas
Warren
J. Burnen’s
Benton News Roundup Cheering Eggs And Easter News
Benton notes show Pete Metz shelled corn, John Roberts baby ill, and Dan Taylor trading horses. School starts at Center with Miss Nellie Johnson. Easter services at Highland. many attend Dan Spry’s dance near Larah. Mrs. Shultz dies April 1. funeral at Highland. W. C. Harvey takes post office. J S Freeburn opens jewelry shop with barber. Numerous local moves, cattle shipments, and wedding notices. For sale Minnesota hard spring wheat at Bear Grove area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Metz
John Robert
Ww. Davis
J.D. Walker
Atlantic
Fred Berry
Dan Taylor
Jay Walker
Nellie Johnson
Highland
Beck
Benton
Dan Spry
Larah
Frank Miller
Easter social and school notes from Anita area
Rev C A Lockhart traveled to Waterloo on Saturday. Mrs W S Rose hosted tea on Thursday. Miss Maude Irving has been ill. Mrs J M Briggs and daughter Zacla hosted tea on Wednesday and Friday. Church of Christ Easter social held in basement. Miss Mabel Shearer, assistant principal, out sick. Mr and Mrs K N Stratton of Massena visited relatives G S Worthing. CG club hosted R A M at the Davis home for an April Fool party. Ladies Missionary Society tea hour honored Miss Wright of Yurkey. Easters programs by M E Sunday school and Junior Endeavorers. both were reported successful. Special sale on ladies spring capes at J Burneas department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lockhart
Waterloo
W. S. Rose
Maude Irving
J. M. Briggs
Zacla
Church of Christ
Mabel Shearer
K. N Stratton
Massena
G. S. Worthing
R. A. M. Club
ES. P. Davis
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Lm.s
M.E. Church
Miss Wright
Local Lewis Residents Share Vacation and Daily News
Edna Hopley visits from the country during vacation while Gus Moritz of Walnut and his brother Adolph spend Sunday with relatives. Various town happenings follow including sales of horses and cattle to Chicago and Indianapolis, new housing moves, teaching assignments, and ongoing home improvements. Easter events, church programs, and social gatherings are noted, with remarks on local life and occupations.
Easter Supper and Poultry Theft Case in Local Justice
After a hearty Easter supper the community heard of Allen Rhodes known as Babe or Huwph being arrested on petty larceny charges. Witnesses testified to buying double yolked eggs leading to sale of about nine dozen chickens, with Rhodes sentenced to thirty days. Rhodes appealed. bond set at 150 dollars but he was jailed for lack of bond as residents worry over wider poultry schemes and more suspects including George Freeman who fled town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rhodes
Babe
Huwph
W. H. Pierce
Pierce
Rhodes
Anita
Pierces Yard
Macomber
Francis Rhodes
Justice McNair
George Freeman
Cumberland News Roundup of Local Happenings
J W Leslie and gang transacted business in Atlantic on Wednesday. Wm Waddell returned from Colfax in good health. Eddie Wier visited from Iowa City for vacation with parents until about Sep 1. Miss Ploma Johnson began a three month term in district No 8 Union township. Harvey Aarons returned to Carroll county after two weeks with parents. Mr Tucker's daughter near five miles west of town is seriously ill. he rushed to her bedside. Harry Taylor came home from Shenandoah to help on farm and will resume studies next fall. Lee Bryan sold his blacksmith shop to Martin Bicking and planned a Montana trip after Creston visit. Mrs Sands and daughter from Sarah passed through en route to Bridgewater for an extended visit. they dined with Geo S Campbell and family and LeRoy Liston. Roy and wife welcomed a fine boy born March last. mother and child doing well. Two local men battled playfully with water then fought with blows, but were separated with little damage. W O W lodge reports twenty-one new members since March 6 and about twenty more applicants for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hopley
Gus Moritz
Walnut
Adolph
Tommy Meredith
Atlantic
Frank Stalnaker
G. W. Peters
Bear Grove
James Carter
Eli Clayton
Chicago
Albright & Roberts
Indianapolis
Park Disbrow
Perry Berampson
South Dakota
Lewis
Moore
L. W. Grant
Lil
Kennedy & Gardners
G. W.B. Fletcher
Haworth
Emery Woodward
Prairie Bay
James W. Cutting
W. J. Harris
Harris
Business and Normal College
John Jones Jr
Fr. Madison
Conprecational Church
Ednn Hoopley
Allie McCarthy
H. Battersby
J.W. Leslie
Gon
Wm Waddell
Colfax
Eddie Wier
Iowa City
Ploma Johnson
Union Township
Harvey Aarons
Carroll County
Mr. Tucker
Harry Taylor
Shenandoah
Lee Bryan
Martin Bicking
Bryan
Creston
Montana
Sands
Sarah
Bridgewater
Geo
Campbell
LeRoy Liston
Roy
W. O. W. Lodge
Oyster supper and entertainment in Grove City spring event
April 8 oyster supper for all members and families planned. An entertainment will follow at the opera house with supper in the G A R hall. Shifts for men and boys in Cass county offered at Atlantic Clothing Co. Grove City. Joe Noyer and Theo Berry rescue a house fire on Seventh street Atlantic. Verna Johnson and Ida McNeil recall a wedding trip to Cumberland for A L Crow and Anna Smith, reporting a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
G. A. R. Hall
Joe Noyer
Theo. Berry
Mr. Erb
Seventh Street
Atlantic
Verna Johnson
Ida McNeil
Grove City
Cumberland
A. L. Crow
Anna Smith
College Notes Show New Enrollees and Staff Additions
Several new students enrolled with others arriving this term. Examinations last Thursday and Friday drew solid attendance and satisfactory effort. Misses Maggie Shannon Nettie Steinmery are teaching this term and plan to return for summer review. G E Gingery of Harlan visited. longtime student and teacher. R O Wilson to take shorthand. believes in thorough prep. Stuckrath named new German teacher. to run evening classes at low prices using conversational method. Whisky price hike shocks small drinkers as Kentucky Distillers list higher costs. most drinks up about five cents at bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Shannon
Nettie Steinmery
G. E. Gingery
Harlan
Gingery
R. O. Wilson
Wilson
Stuckrath
Louisville
Kentucky Distillers and Warehonge Company
Local notices and society items from Atlantic area
Local and personal notes report a string of visits and travels among residents including Porterfield Yerbush Trede and Nebe families. Snowfall of about three inches occurred Sunday. Several residents traveled to Des Moines Farmington Omaha and Council Bluffs for business or visits. Special sales at J Burnea's Department Store feature ladies kid gloves capes skirts and silk waists. Weather recorded four degrees above zero at the water works. Church meeting plans and regional travel among Masons and local clergy noted.
Local notes on court, business moves, and public posts
Judge Macy opened court as cases were assigned. Mumby and Dean dissolve their partnership. Dean starts solo with Harrison joining Mumby in the former firm. Griffissell resigns as Menlo postmaster and Guthman buys the position. Kirkpatrick backed for the vacated post. Rock Island Railroad begins a large standpipe project near the depot. Chas A McKim visits, recently a Chicago veterinary graduate. Stuart Locomotive notes Herriott denies governor bid. Gilliland pursues state senate amid rich family history and long marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Thomas
Myrtle Calif
Elliott
McConvil
S. W. W. Straight
A. H L. Grisgell
Menlo
Chas, Ashton
Norfolk Neck
Chicago
Stuart
Herriott
Marriage in Noblestownship and City Council Changes
John B. Black wed Ada G. Baer at the bride’s home in Noblestownship on March 29. About fifty relatives attended a feast after the ceremony. Elsewhere, a large gathering celebrated Miss Mary Shaw with games, dancing, Easter egg hunts, and chick souvenirs. The city council met in special session with White as acting mayor, organized a new council, and made key appointments including A. M. Nipper as city clerk and W. F. Berry and A. S. Hutchins as night watchmen. marshal Carl Fissler was appointed, with effective changes set for April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblestownship
John B. Black
Ada G. Baer
W. E. Jones
Christian Church of Cumberland
White
L. L. Tilden
Stier
Ramsey
Chapman
Tostevin
Winne
Lyman
Turner
A. M. Nipper
P. F. O.connell
F. M. Alexander
The Best Salve for All Skin Eruptions and Piles
An advertisement proclaims a universal salve that cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and all skin eruptions and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Sold by Vic Emmert & Co for 260 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Emmert & Co
Tax paying women vote via proxies in Louisiana
A Political Equality column notes a Louisiana anomaly from the constitutional convention allowing tax paying women to vote on all tax propostas and to delegate voting via proxy. In New Orleans civic leaders urge women to back sanitation efforts, with assessors showing over 10 000 tax paying women in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Equality Club
Louisiana
New Orleans
City Board of Health
Ethel C. Avery
Angel's Dainty Dyes Promises Fine Garment Tints
Angel's Dainty Dyes claim to give the most beautiful colors to garments and fabrics without staining hands or utensils. They advertise no rival dyes. Price is 10 cents, sold at all druggists and general stores.
Death of Belle Grant Acknowledged by Lewis Community
Cora Belle Grant daughter of J R and Fannie Grant died in Lewis Nebraska at eight a m Friday March 29 of appendicitis after a five day illness. She was born November 13 1884 in O Nea l Nebraska and had lived with her grandparents for several years. A member of the Christian church and Sabbath schools she was beloved by friends and schoolmates who publish a tribute stating she was bright loving and gentle. Funeral services were held Saturday at two o clock in the Christian church conducted by Rev E E Kneedy and D K E Evans with Junior Endeavorers in attendance. Interment at Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Grant
J. R
Fannie Grant
O'Neal
Nebraska
Belle
Lewis
Christian Church
Christian
Congregational
Christian Endeavor Society
E. E. Kneedy
D. KE. Evans
C. E
Oakwood Cemetery
Belle Grant
Lewis School
Prof
W. W. Fletcher
Y M C A Great Debate On Czar Disarmament
The Y M C A hosts a great debate on Czar of Russia disarmament with Judge E Willard Rev E E Reed Thos Whitney affirming and County Attorney Meredith C A Grubb Dr E 5 Hill opposing. The event is Friday evening April 18 with rations of embalmed beef hard tack beans and black coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
E. Willard
E. E. Reed
Thos. Whitney
Meredith
C. A. Grubb
E. 5. Hill
Apt Quotations From A Wise supplier
Confucius proverbs and axioms form a vast stock. Hood & Co claim over two thousand sayings. They offer a plan to present them in tea time fashion across a spread of pamphlets to reach many readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
I Hood & Co
Prosiserig
Eed & Be & Co
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The
Atlantic Clothing Co
Five Mile Grove
Marne
Obed Blakeslye
Sam Harrison
Dr. Emmert
John Rogers
E. E. Squires
J. E. Simpson
Council Bluffs
Grace Tilton
Madison Allen
E. Stritmatter
John Frederickson
T. O. Meredith
L. Melroy
Frank ‘Thomas
Minnesota
Bear Grove Township
L. W. Stone
Iowa
J. Burneas Department Store
Hood
Ascod
W. H. Hermen
Alvira
Cass
College Notes
Dr. Porterfield
Wim. Trede
W. C. Yerbush
Viota
Ed Low
City
J. Burnea’s
Bernard Boyle
Nebe
Jesse Cranston
Des Moings
Zigler
Regal Business Today
Martin Nebe
Glenwood
Fritz Saemisch
Noble
M. H. Sutherland
Maine
C. Krambeck
Beebe
Wiota
W. Potter
Farmington
W. Cuykendall
Matt Duval
Omaha
Ben Wiseman
Logan
Harrison County
Wm. Cool
Claus Kramback
Chris Anderson
Porterfield
Lucile
Council BiudTs
Fred
Will Bailey
Laird
Blackwood
Water Works
Elder FE
G. Olston
Union Church
Alex Addition
Red Oak
J. A. McWard
Ole Hansen
Christensen Bros
Council Bluff
Martin Neho & Son
Macy
Mumby & Dean
Dean
Harrison
Mumby
Shirley Gilliland
Jenkins
Gilliland
Senate
Gilliand
Miss Mary Shaw
KE. A. Shaw
South Chestnut Street
Miss Mary
Buckles
Political Equality
Angel
God
Wade
J. O. Wilken
Walnut Street
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