Delegates Chosen to State and Congressional Conventions
Democratic Cass County convention at the courthouse chose delegates to state, congressional, and judicial forums. L. L. DeLane chaired and D. F. Kelly led talks on money policy. committees on credentials, organization, and resolutions were named. fusion with populists led to postponed county officer elections and a new county central chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congression
Court House
L. L. DeLane
Democratic County Central Committee
D. F. Kelly
Pumosa Township
Delano
Kelly
T. L. Malone
Cap. Harvey
Cass County
Jefferson
Jackson
Wm. J. Bryan
Chicago
Gardner
Edwin Cate
A. Gardner
Casper Beekman
J. C. Russell
W. W. Eller
Peter Hopley
John Yarger
J.B. Jones
Wm. Campbell
J. c. Kelly
O. C. Thayer
J. F. McGovern
J.M. Emmett
J. B. Pharo
Chas. Bittman
Congressional
L. 8. McCormick
Franklin
T. L. Maloney
Grant
Grove
Chas. Blake
Lincoln
John C. King
Massena
Henry Mehian
Noble
Pleasant
Pymosa
J. F. MccGovern
Union
Phil Trainor
Victoria
H. C. Kirkman
Washington
J. C. Fudge
Local and Personal News Highlights From Atlantic Week
J E Warr visits Anita while H M Boorman returns from Colfax. Residents travel to nearby towns, visiting relatives and attending outings. The Bryan visit prompts local gatherings as residents note a 100 degree day and a fatal drowning prompting respect for Don Enright. Notices include lost cuff button and a found black cape, with numerous short trips and social calls across Lewis, Adel, Massena, Perry, Guthrie Center, and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Enright
Bryan Club
C. A. Thompson
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Grand Lodge of the
K. of P
van Meter Lodge
A. M. Duval
Clara
Two boys drown in Troublesome creek near Whitney
In the Whitney area two youths, Willie Auxier Jr and Joe Enright, died after drowning in the Troublesome creek near the Old Maple swimming pool. Willie, seven, was recovered soon after. Joe, eleven, was found later farther down river. The tragedy occurred while they swam during hot afternoon heat amid rescuers and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schnitzen
Joe Enright
Wm, Auxier, Jr
Tom McCourt
Whitney
Wm. Auxier, Jr
Maple
Rock Island Railroad
Willie
John Moreland
Charlie
Wilie Auxier, Jr
Geo. Magarell
Willie Auxier, Jr
Dellinger
Batavia
N. Y
Local notes and travel in Anamosa district
Brown's grocery ghina hall is ete Ar gt get Monday. Geo E Pennell went to Des Moines. Rev Kirk returned from Anita. J A McWard off to Chicago on business. A Gardner rode to Council Bluffs. Dr Porterfield home from Audubon. County folks visiting in the city and on the flyer. Hot winds followed by showers draw comment. Several locals travel to Council Bluffs Chicago Omaha and Des Moines. Funeral of Joe Enright, sale of hardware stock, and school staff updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colwell J
Dash
Earl Bates
M. Ryan
E. G. Graham
Stuart
W. J. Bryan
Athey
Des Moines
Husand
Clifton Findley
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
A. Gardner
J. B. Jones
Atlantic
Bryan
Telegraph
Omaha
Thut
New York World
New York Journal
Chicago Tribune
the Dispatch
American Press Association
Western Union
Geo. E. Pennell
Des’ Moines
Rev. Kirk
Anita
J. A. McWard
Chicago
Ke.t. Shannon
Edith Childs
Lewis J
Galion
Chambers
Blanche Brown
Jon
Miss Sconley
Bently
L. W. Niles
Council Bluffs
George Winterbourne
Adair
Wade Wickersham
Walnut
Mrs. Ritchart and Son
SouthtOmaha
James Jones
Chas. Lederer
New York
R. M. Skiles
The Tent Meetings Begin in Atlantic with Cordner Guests
A large tent arrived late Saturday in Atlantic and was raised by volunteers led by I. T. Seviere. Sunday services included a morning sermon by Rev. Reed on responsibility and warning of sin, a bring, a service by Prof. Pugh, and an evening sermon by Rev. Stanley on bones symbolizing spiritual death. A diamond setting lost near Vetzer's Hardware and C. B. Osborne's house is offered for reward if returned to D. F. Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
I. T. Seviere
Court House
Pugh
Prof
Heaven
Evangelist Cordner
Chicago
Reed
Carlsen
Stanley
Vetzer
C. B. Osborne
D. F. Hawks
Republicans Meet at Atlantic Opera House Rally
A large Atlantic crowd packed the opera house for a Republican meeting with stirring speeches by Silas Wilson and Bert Goodspeed, plus T B Swan and Maj H G Curtis. The McKinley club formed with over 400 members as delegates lined up for a marching club, band music and glee club songs energized the enthusiastic audience. Electric Bitters promoted as a liver tonic closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Wilson
A. Goodspeed
T. B. Swan
Maj
H. G. Curtis
Glee Club
McHinley and Whobart Club
Atlantic
Opera House
Chestnut Street
Jake Conerd
P. Ayres
Bert Goodspeed
Mr. Goodspeed
Bryan
Chicago
McKinley
Major Curtis
McKinley Club
Bert A. Goodspeed
D. A. Shuter
F. W. Brllington
Thomas Whitney
Conerd
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KO County Ticket
S. W. W. Straight
Cass County Fair Association
D. A. Kinney
Frank Hamilton
W. B. Ramsey
Batruday
J. E. Warr
H. M. Boorman
Colfax
Sarah
Lambert
Myrtle Smith
Adel
Emma Shandy
Harry Heymen
Avoca
John Taulty
West Fifth Street
Zada Badger
Pearl] Bruington
Guthrie Center
Wilson Prattt
Shome
Oscar Rishel
Lewis
Manning
J. A. Stafford and Sons
Davenport
Audubon
W. H. Bailey
H. D. Sheets
John Fulton Sr
Thomas Elliott
L. A. Grant
J. A. Huston
Ed. Smedley
D. A. Peters
Litha Todd
Minnie Wilds
Ot Griswold
Miss Todd
Miss Wilds
H. B. Newcomb
Greenfield
Mrs. Marecombs
Mr. Newcomb
J. W. Taylor
South Cedar Street
Humphrey
Humphrey’s Medicine Company
William St
J. Bryan
Atlantic Fire Department
Ed Hammond
Walter Collins
W.C. Moyer
Adams County
The
Normal
Brown
A Gardner
Dr. Porterfield
Crain
Oskaloosa Jas
Grand Lodge K
Frank Bundy
Frank Cain
Ida
Myrtle White
Montgomery County
Anna Garretson
Kneedy
Griswold
Wickam
Job Card
Denver
Colo
Inter-State Sheriffs’ Association
Abe Fulton
Graham
Hess
Iowa City
Henderson
J.C. Cary
George Cary
Milford
J. S. Conley
Crippen
J. W. Hansen
Palo Alto County
James Graam
Mrs. Bellinger
John B. Jones
Beaman
Chas Klein
Marengo
Geo. Turner
Francis Arnold
Dr. Arnold
City
American Conservatory of Music
Court House Yard
Audubon Branch
J. H. Marshall
Dr. Weidner
Eli Lundy
Buzzard
George Harbach
Hugh Reinig
Hugh
Yetter
Anna Temple
Henry Sabin
Hobart
Electric Bitters
Shenandoah Sanitarium
Robinson
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