Atlantic Area Social Notes Brighten Spring Week
COUNTY AND VICINITY reports a flood of social calls and visits around Atlantic and nearby towns including Beatrice Cumberland Avoca Griswold Anita and Turkey Grove. Neighbors Maud Glass Madge Worthing Vinnie King and Grace Thomason are among those mentioned. A social supper to benefit Rev Chambers is planned with tickets ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Haynes
Atlantic
Dr. Gan
A. D. Watkins
Maud Glass
Madge Worthing
Vinnie King
May Rogers
Dr. Davis
Beatrice
Neb
KE. EK
W. E. Haynes
Council Blulfs
Rev. Williams
Avoca
E. H. Wotan
Mable Worth
Lydia Everett
Anita Friends
M. H. Funk
Hoy Marsh
M. R. Evans
Ben Cranston
Mary Nelson
Theresa
E. M. Marsh
Cumberland
Mary Funk
Grace Thomason
J. B. Thomason
Hubert van Vinck
Griswold
Jesse Marsh
George Wissler
Elmer Pellett
Samuel Larimore
John Hancock
Lyman Warren
Lewis
Jimmy Walker
Benson Township
G. A. Baylies
Floyd Lighty
Lurkey Grove
Grove
O. N Becker
Five Mile Grove
The
Democrat
M. C. ‘Thompson
Anita
Bear Grove Notes Mixed Rural Update in Lyman Iowa
Local column from Lyman reports farmers and residents at Bear Grove and nearby areas. Notables include Julia Borth working for Frite Sue nsch, F. L. Buckley visiting Cumberland, Fred Naue recovering from injuries, and several families visiting kin. Elections, farming tasks, corn and wheat activity, and weather and road conditions described alongside community life and school graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Borth
Frite Suensch
F.L. Buckley
Cumberland
Fred Naue
Wm, Habe
C. Miller
Charles Kuester
Charles Sunderman
Peter Rose
Center Church
Eugene Eshelman
Griswold
H. W. Lukensmser
Luverne
Iowa
Charles Dutcher
Texas
Gus Linderman
John Pelzer
Mary Pelzer
Fred Wohlenhause
Wohlenhause
Avoca
August Bous
F. Sherwood
Ed Johnson
McKinley
Timea
Cleveland Times
Geo. Linderman
Des Moines
Gold Hill Notes from a Rural Community
Zeta Lang is on the sick list as farmers report rain needed for grass. Sunday School drew a large crowd at Toad Leap. Guy and Sue Patton and Will White have windmills. water pumping becomes easier. Reverend Chambers to preach infant baptism at Gold Hill church next Sunday. Rev. McCauley’s death noted. Anita papers confirm. Local commentary recalls extinct populists known for name-calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Lang
Toad Leap
Guy
Sue Patton
G Rice
Tower
Will White
Gold Hill
Messrs
Way
Mountain
Wm. Judd
W. H. Humphrey
Timothy
Rev
Chambers
Anita
McCauley
Oad Leap
Sarah
Marne Community Notes and Local Short Takes
Marne residents socialize and travel events appear as Miss Mary Peterson returns from Atlantic Sabbath. A Tilton and A H Gibson make short trips. J Jensen’s daughter visits Ida Grove. social planned at Mrs W E Simpson’s. Burton inspects schools. McEvoy Bell and McCullough head to Atlantic. bridge work noted. barbers refitting rooms. Lasker to Birmingham. four Marne high school baseball doubles organized. Oliver Wilson to join Ringle Elevator Co in Fairfield Nebraska. new street commissioner improves Main Street near waterworks and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulouse
J. F. Rogers
Walnut
Mary Peterson
Atlantic
Lou Kellogg
Verna
A. Tilton
A. H. Gibson
T. O. Meredith
CG. K. Jensen
Ida Grove
W. E. Simpson
Supt. Burton
McEvoy
Austa Bell
McCullough
Jack McGovern
G. Hunter
Fred Lasker
Birmingham
Ala
Frank
Marne High School
Oliver Wilson
Fairfield
Neb
Oliver
Ringle Elevator Co
Marne
New Street
Main Street
Pleasant River town diary notes and tragedies in one issue
The column records a broad set of local happenings from a bridge crew camped in town to the death of the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wheatly. It notes visitors, church events, and civic life including carting hogs to Indianapolis, a brass band, paper hanging, a mill visit, improvements to waterworks, and plans for a camp meeting at Crystal Lake. It mentions local ministers, auctions, and the community’s sympathy for the Wheatly family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wheatly
Bridge Gang
Wilbur Wheatly
Walnut
Allbright and Roberts
Indianapolis
Verda Elliott
Rishel
Dwight
Crystal Lake
Morton
John Woodward
Frank Elliott
Agusta Breckenbaumer
Davis
Scart
Scarif
Milton Downs
Leon Eliot
Jim Grant
Agnes Lansing
Longfellow
Carr & Dewey
Rev. Oglesvie
Oakland
D. BE. Evans
Fontanelle
Rev. Evans
Council Bluffs Association
Rev.Tibbits
Bear Grove
Haworth
Geo. Roberts
Peter Hopley
Montana
Hoe
Chicago
Dwight Evans
Des Moines
Pat Dolan
Monument
C. W. Woodward
Alva Snodgrass
Telegraph
Cass County
Prof. Fletcher
Lear
Col. Elliott
Bank of Lewis
Bert Harris
Johnnie Charris
Tobe Hines
Grove News Briefs From Atlantic and Nearby Towns
Grove residents report visitors from Atlantic and Sarah. Mr and Mrs Krank Grodke traveled through Tra Sepor with cattle shipment. J Cornett and wife from Sarah visited Grove friends. Preston Bigelow and wife from Greenfield visit Grove. Nichols family return from Oklahoma trip praising Iowa living.
Seeding, Births, and Local Notices in Benton Area
A collage of short notes from Benton and Atlantic area residents. Mentions include hogs in a fattening pen, farming moves, new tenants, a home purchase, a wedding or new baby, a social dance, a birthday celebration, a stray livestock notice, a horse buyer visiting Atlantic, estray red heifers, and a Grain-O advertisement contrasting coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
John Rogler
Jimmy Walker
Mr. Bayliss
Atlantic
John Roberts
Fred Hurchenbach
James Brown
Smith Harlan
Ray Price
Ross Howlett
Jack Ellis
Mr. McGrain
Will
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Ills
A series of reader testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured diverse conditions from rheumatism and scrofula to dyspepsia and hives. The letters praise restored vigor, rosy cheeks, and improved health after using the tonic, with several individuals naming towns and locations as well as the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Cyrus G. Armam
L.eedhham
Mass
Mary A. Burke
East Clair Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Enma Bene
Portage
E. Brown
Astor Ifill
Lynn
Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic
Local and personal items from Atlantic mention A. M. Duval visiting Brayton, W. B. Davis of Lewis, and Dr. Emmert in Anita. Several residents, including Mrs. Bert Frost and John Johnson, travel to Omaha or attend business in nearby towns. Occasional updates cover visits, health, transport, and local business, with mentions of Maccabees meetings and new pipe work on Walmut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Whited
Wiota
A. McCandless
Avoca
Bert Frost
Dr. Hunt
W. H. Faulkner
Anita
M. N. Baker
Lincoln
D. N. Good
Omuabs
John Johnson
Omaha
Joe Turner
GS. Dickey
Griswold
W. B. Edwards
Cumberland
Atlantic
John Worthing and
Walmut Street
Frank Aylesworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galion
Lyman
Henry Riedeman
Geo. Lansing
Peters
Jean Riggs
Eugene Riggs
Claude Tice
Ed Switzer
Cedar Falls
Tibbit
Congregational Church
Bear ‘Grove
Kirkpatrick
Brown Bros
Billy
Sadie Switzer
Grace Sheets
Lewis School
Jessie
Allie McCarthy
A. Cooper
Commercial House
Ben Yon
D. Catlow
Joan
R. H. Surrcerr
Powell
Clarence Hedges
State of
Noble
J. M. Frank
Mio
Hares
Ilverilla
Nobby
Hater
Richs
Pat
Ako
Marvelace
Nebe
Old Alexander Room
Upper Chestnut
A.M. Duval
Brayton
W. B. Davis
Dr. Emmert
F. H. Crombie
J. 8. Harlan
Audubon
Theo Knop
George Linderman
R.E. Mason
Red Oak
E. M. Gorberich
Philadelphia
D. F. Emmett
E. Huchendorf
Fred E. Briggs
Portland
Geo. E. Pennell
George
Jacob Lang
Maccabees
Daniel Conard
Pottawattumie County
Hushendorf
James Duncan
South Olive Street
T. GC. Swartz
Sherif
Mose Kuhn
V. W. Ganks
Massena
CG. W. Kluff, Jr
Mr. Huflon
Kansas
J. Lanza
Ottawattamie
Mr. Lanza
J. , Hubbard
Boston
Jones Brick Company
D. J. Vance
Springfield
Vance
Missouri
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
West
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