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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1899
Page
13
The retailer touts Sacquards and mohair fabrics at 25c, novelty lines at 35c and 39c, crepons, velvets, and wool blends, with many patterns. It highlights new waists 39c to 1.50, wash goods from 5c to 10c, complete glove stock, dress trimmings, and neckwear, inviting close inspection for value.
The store promotes full hosiery stock at low prices, promising complete selection to meet every demand. It highlights Estay's branded Fast Dye Hosiery, sold in boxes of four at 39 cents per box, asserting strong value and customer consideration.
Minnie Multhaup of Cass county Iowa died April 9 after a short illness following a visit to Fort Madison. She leaves a husband John Jones and daughter, with services at the MBE church and burial at Oakwood. James William Cutting of Cass county Iowa died April 1809 after illness and long life of faithful church and family service. He left a wife, three daughters and a granddaughter. funeral at the house and burial at Oakwood.
In district court Judge Macy handles a light term with cases including Cooperstock lability tied to Cass County Bank failure, Curry v Carey Bros dismissed with costs, Christian v Van continued due to illness, and State v Winder dismissed for lack of witness. Mrs. Laura Usher granted divorce. L. A. Turner died after brain injury from a clot. funeral held at Congregational church. Romance rumors swirl in Pleasant township tied to a prospective wedding. pastor G. E. Nichols reports 100 conversions, 75 additions from circuit meetings and Bow men chapel repairs funded. Community notes mention political committee timing, local visits, trades, and shop notices.
C. P. Meredith unloads buggies, W. N. Henshaw shells corn for shipment, and hay prices at Hay ward & Son. Johnson & Thompson promote ready mixed paint and piano organ sales. Mrs. Turner visits. P. F. O’Connell adds goods. Odd Fellows hall hosts a 15 cent army banquet and a disarmament debate. Red Clou d Tribe No.17 rents I. C. O. F. temple. J Q Greenleaf injured. Gus Gould returns to Rock Island project work. Nebes boot shop expands in Atlantic. local market updates and Guthrie Center mayor enforces drunk penalties.
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