Grove News Roundup and Local Notices
Grove notes show John Noger Sundayed in Grove while F Nichols plans home rebuild. Local girls attend normal, G Barry bought a load of enactly last week. Margaret from Omaha visited Grove, Tan Brueing from Chicago called Sunday, Herb Brown family with Grove City friends. A J Scott trip to Lewis, Gordall of Bear Grove visited. Rev Guy Nichols and wife returned to Audubon after visiting relatives. Wanted manager for wholesale branch. salary 100 dollars monthly plus office expenses. requires good references and 600 dollars cash. address Wholesale box 468 Peoria Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noger
Grove
F. Nichols
G. Barry
Maggaret
Omaha
Tan Brueing
Chicago
Herb Brown
Grove City
A. J. Scott
Lewis
J. Gordall
Bear Grove
Guy
Peoria
Local notes and social roundup from Atlantic and nearby
Correspon dence includes Benedict leaving for home and visits with friends. Farmers stack grain. Pellett returns from i Valley. Jordan to visit son Dr. Jordan on the 15th. Social events at Highland and Congregational church with guests from Algona and Atlantic. Mrs. Major hosts friends, A D Watkins injured by circular saw at the refrigerator factory. Names of residents, visitors, and families appear with meals and teas noted.
Grove City Social Notes Lean Toward Local Visits and Illness
Little Merle Lighty is sick. Frank Roberts says grain stacking is too late. Mrs. John Wilson visits relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr. Eads visits sister Mrs. Shade. Mrs. Albert Wakefield visited Chic ago niece. T. Smith visited parental home last Sunday. Miss Clara Wakefield on five weeks visit near home. Miss Mary Kellyeft Wednesday to Dallas county mother visit. Alton Lighty attended Gold Hill special Friday night. Maurer Ward's medicines salesman seen passing through. John Judd and daughter Eldar Judd traveled to Colfax for an outing. reports a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Lighty
Frank Roberts
John Wilson
Pennsylvania
Eads
Shade
Albert Wakefield
Chicago
T. Is. Smith
Clara Wakefield
Mary Kellyeft
Dallass County
Alton Lighty
Gold Hill
Maurer
Ward
John Judd
Eldar Judd
Colfax
Thorsday
Lyman Starts at Waterloo Walter Wollenhaupt Plans College
Walter Wollenhaupt son of Adam Wollenhaupt formerly Noble township now Masenna township will soon attend college to prepare for important duty. Lyman and neighborhood report Walter’s plans and friends wish him success. Also Noble township P A officers elected Charley Kuester L C Schuller Martha Roehl Frank Pelzer Emma Schueler Lizzie Rose organists Gertie Bour Julia Borth Librarians update. District Sunday School in Noble to convene at Waxchurch August 27 with program and speakers Fritz Saemisch welcome address Charley Kuester subject on qualifications of a true Sunday School teacher. Jacob Wasmer buys adjoining eighty acres from D G Ruig at fifty dollars per acre. Charley Kuester to Y P A convention delegate with Rev H W Luckensniyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Walter Wollenhaupt
Adam Wollenhaupt
Noble Township
Massena Township
Walter
Bota
P. A
H.C. Schueler
Charley Kuester
L. C. Schuller
Fritz Saemisch
J. B. Hall
Laughtan
Henry Bartling
Otto Raash
Massena
Louis Pelzer
Atlantic
William
Frank Stack Grain
Jacob Wasmer
D. G. Ruig
Y.P. A
Noble Center
H. W. Luckensniyer
Local social notes capture visits and gatherings
Anita Frank Gaylord is in town. Miss Belle Irving returned home Sunday. John Harrison of Manson visits with parents. Rev E A Votaw vacationing out of town. Ike Askern of Des Moines spent Sunday with W H Dinsmore. Miss Sgravine Votaw hosted the Jolly Dozen Monday. C A Russell attended the K P convention in Davenport last week. Many local youths attend normal school in Atlantic. Mr and Mrs W D Haynes and son Loyal visited Massena Tuesday. Misses May and Nellie Haynes returned home in Surimer Tuesday. Miss Irma Denton of Iowa City visiting Madge Worthing. Miss Zaela Briggs hosted about fifty ladies Tuesday evening. Mrs H L Boatright and daughter [text cut]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gaylord
Belle Irving
John Harrison
Manson
E. A. Votaw
Ike Askern
Des Moines
W. H. Dinsmore
Sgravine Votaw
Jolly Dozen
C. A. Russell
K. P
Davenport
Atlantic
W. D. Haynes
Loyal
Massena
May
Nellie Haynes
Surimer
Irma Denton
Iowa City
Madge Worthing
Zaela Briggs
H. L. Boatright
Seed Wheat Sale Notice in Turkish Red Variety
For sale Turkish Red winter wheat about four hundred bushels. Call or address H. M. Wycolf, Atlantic, wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Wycolf
Atlantic
Wall
Bear Grove Lightning Impacts And Local Notices In Atlantic Iowa
Lightning strikes cause livestock losses including a steer and three sheep in Bear Grove. Mills and threshing resume after a week. Repairs planned on Dan Catlow’s house. Seven Mile Creek floods bridges. Bear Grove teachers elected: Kate Myers, Miss Graham, Bertha Bradbury, Addie Case, Etta Blakesley, Nellie Lica, Miss Stahl, Mattie Rowell. Wakefield photos and fleece samples at TrincRara office in Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Grove
Kate Myers
Miss Graham
Bertha Bradbury
Addie Case
Etta Blakesley
Nellie ‘Lica
Miss Stahl
Mattie Rowell
L. Wakefield
TrincRara
Wif Atlantic
Iowa
Bear Grove Local Happenings and Township News
The Hej boys threshing begins in Bear Grove. Mr and Mrs Fred Gruby visited county seat Thursday. Mrs C Switzer visited Atlantic last week. Mr and Mrs E A Wissler were Lewis visitors Sunday evening. W B Harris and wife spent Sunday in Lewis with her mother. Local youth attended services in Lewis. About six acres of rye and oats belonging to Gu Johnson went down the Seven Mile last QC. D Coffer sold his barber shop in Griswold and visits home before settling elsewhere. Henry Wissler, noted as a delegate to the Democratic state convention in Des Moines. An old shed fell on John Ruppert's place, killing and crippling hogs, with loss estimated at $100. Grain stored in township last Thursday and Friday. damp but could worsen. Miss Ethel Pomeroy visited from Council Bluffs, returning to Lewis to visit friends Misses May Rishel and Allie McCarthy. Miss Amy Sheldon of Tabor visits Nell Sheets. Some residents traveled north Monday. Claud Tica wants to railraod, John Grave harvests, Ralph Case plans rest or Minnesota. Last Friday evening Miss Lydie Myers hosted a social with games and supper on the lawn under lanterns and stars. Attendees included Ethel Pomeroy of Council Bluffs and Rossis Phillips of Lewis. Guests returned home late feeling time well spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gruby
C. Switzer
Atlantic
E. A. Wissler
W. B. Harris
Lewis
D. Coffer
Griswold
Henry Wissler
Des Moines
John Ruppert
Ruppert
Ethel Pomeroy
Council Biuffs
Sania Switzer
May Rishel
Allie McCarthy
Amy Sheldon
Tabor
Nell Sheets
Ralph Case
Claud Tica
John Grave
Claud
John
Ralph
Law
Minnesota
Misa Ethel Pomeroy
Council Biafts
Rossis Philipps
Cumberland Local Social Updates and Travel
Jas White nurses a injured hand. J H Green and wife visited Atlantic. A C Bales and Maud returned from Winters et. John Welton and wife were Atlantic visitors. John attended the democratic convention. A group left for Dakota including Emmet Norris and Mrs Neary. W B Edwards and wife back from Oregon. Vernon Johnson took his sister Ploma to Atlantic for two weeks at normal school. Chas Briscoe and wife headed to Whitewright Texas to settle. he has a new meat market job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. White
J. H. Green
Atlantic
A.C. Bales
Maud
Winterset
John Welton
John
Dakota
Emmet Norris
Neary
W.B. Edwards
Oregon
Poke
Vernon Johnson
Ploma
Chas Briscoe
White Wright
Texas
Mr. Briscoe
Turkey Grove Gossip and Local Updates
Mrs Milt Darling is on the sick list Gueston Rice owns a fine new survey Ed Darling sawed wood for Vet Smith last Thursday Roy Chambers and wife visited in the area last week John Judd and daughter Mee V B Dude enjoyed a trip to Colfax Thursday Mr and Mrs Prather left for Kansas to be at a sick sister Grace Darling visited her parents Lizzie Both of Lewis visits aunt Mrs Most Berkhart bought land in Turkey Grove and is clearing it Chas Houck and wife returned from Council Bluffs report a pleasant visit Ice cream social at Gold Hill Friday night drew a good crowd and net proceeds of 9 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Darling
Ed. Darling
Vet Smith
Roy. Chambers
John Judd
Mee
V. B. Dude
Colfax Thursay
Lizzie Both
Lewis
Mrs. Most
Mr. Berkhart
Turkey Grove
Chas Houck
Couneid Bluffs
Gold Hill
Death by own action to Stop Drinking at Das Morvas
Charles Weaver, 48, married with six children, killed himself after failing to overcome liquor urges. He sought free treatment at a liquor care establishment, was refused, and vowed to kill himself. He had previously been a parolee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Morvas
Charles Weaver
Himas
Missouri Names Delegates to Antitrust Conference
Governor Stephens announced Missouri’s representatives for the Chicago conference on combinations and trusts. The list includes F. M. Cockrell Joseph A. H. Graham Alex G. Cochran former governor D R B Francis W Lehman Emil Pretorius John A Hackaday L A Voris Attorney General B C Crow F C Poller Frank P. Sebree Farrar John A. Haynes L E Cotty and Marsh Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jefferson City
Stephens
Chicago
F. M. Cockrell
Joseph A. H. Graham
Alex G. Cochran
D. RB. Francis
W. Lehman
Emil Pretorious
John A. Hackaday
L. A. Voris
B. C. Crow
F. C. Poller
Frank P. Sebre
Telegraphic Briefs Update From Across The Nation
Obituary for William P. Beekman of Petersburg Illinois aged 84. Boxing results include Matty Mathews beating George Kerwin in Coney Island and Kid McCoy defeating Jim Carter in Joplin. Reports warn a poor cod and lobster season near the French treaty coast. financier Pp J McCormick backs Gus Ruhlin for 5000 against Jeffries Sharkey winner. Cordelia Botkin granted 15 days more stay while convicted murderess. Perugian congress proclaims Eduardo Romana as president. Austrian official August Hosetig arrested over mobilization plan sales. Industrial branches in Germany resist American competition. Louisville arrest linked to James Dunham case. suspect Chris Netherfield. Four masked men assault John Miller family to steal valuables near Plymouth. Australia’s Young Griffo dying in Dunning asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Beekman
Petersburg
Iils
Coney Island
Matty Mathews
George Kerwin
Chicago
Kid McCoy
Jim Carter
Alabama
Joplin
J. McCormick
Colorado
Gus Ruhlin
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
Perugian Congress
Eduardo Romana
August Hosetig
France
Russia
Germany
Louisville
James Dunham
California
Chris Netherfield
Warren
Pymone C
John Miller
Miller
Young Griffo
Dunning Insane Asylum
Atlanta Mayor Declares Temperance Promise Amidimpeachment Withdrawal
Atlanta Aug 15 Mayor James Woodward pledged not to drink during his term after councilors threatened impeachment and resignation calls. The council dismissed the impeachment inquiry, claiming differences have been resolved. Regional wire fire deaths blamed on electric company and officials. Nebraska surgeon ordered to report for duty in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James Woodward
City and Light Company
Dana
Mercom
Electric Lighting Company
City Electrician
Nebraska
Wasninaroy
Albert P. Fitzsimmons
Tecumseh, Neb
San Francisco
General Shafter
Local and Personal Notes from Atlantic Market Area
A wide array of brief items records travel, visits, and social happenings. Names include F Barry, A Nipper, Joseph Edwards, Jack Woolsey and wife, Frank Freeman, A Brock, Mr and Mrs Dooley, Mrs William Briggs, Ham Clay, John Frank, O W Rich, P Ayres, HF Baptist Ladies, Jim McVoy, Dr B O Moraes, Prof Ed Amherst Ott, Miss Gertrude Childs, A Gardner, William Timm, Ray Merritt, Estelle Reed, C C Connes, G H Rotertown, C L Brown, Nichols, D W Smart, Tebegram notices, and local civic events. Mentioned are visits to Omaha, Council Bluffs, Dixon county Neb, Grizswood, Des Moines, and a democratic convention. A marriage occurs at Tobe Wright’s home. The feast of the Assumption is observed at SS Peter and Paul’s church. The Chase-Lister Theatre offers a week of new plays at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Nipper
Chicago
Joseph Edwards
Cumberland
Jack Woolsey
Omaha
Thorley
Frank Freeman
Brayton
Shia
A. Brock
A. Gardner
William Timm
Ray Merritt
Griswold
Atlantic
Estelle Reed
Minneapolis
Reliable Shoe
C C. Connes
Felegnaph Vendera
G. HH
Rotertown
C. L. Brown
Adair County
Nichols
Council Bluffs
D. W. Smart Teft
Pierce County
Neb
Worthing
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Jaws
al Hayden
Lincoln
Neburé
E. W. Dufford
Hayden
SS Peter and Pani
W. W. Eller
Ed Young
J. M Emmer
Marie Bartley
Presbyterian
Lewis
Judge Willard
Willard
Chase-Lister Theatre
Opera House
Ice cream sociable at Gor man hall by church women
The German Evangelical ladies host a Wednesday ice cream sociable and bazaar at Gor man hall replacing Thursday evening. Rev George B Hewetson and wife return to Harlan Roy Hewetson plans future services at Trinity Episcopal Church each Sunday night with possible morning services. Members aim to improve the church. State v Kritten brink and State v Williams were dismissed. district attorney moved for dismissal in the first. in the second corpus delicti was not shown and the judge discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman Hall
German Evangelical Church
George B. Hewetson
Harlan
Roy. Hewetson
Trinity Episcopal Church
State
Krittenbrink
Williams
Wireles
Atlantic Canning Factory Boosts Corn Output for 1899 Season
The Atlantic canning factory begins its season at noon and will stay busy as they process the enormous corn harvest. Output is expected to exceed any prior season. The plant has ordered an additional million canas. In other news, Dr. Gothard seeks divorce from Mrs Gothard, alleging cruel treatment and threats of poisoning. The case, filed by H. M. Boorman as attorney, cites a marriage from Atlantic in 1877 and a separation since 1896, with rumored sensational developments anticipated at trial. Normal notes mention Casa County Institute enrollment near 280, chapel services at United Presbyterian, new classes, and upcoming reunion and band concert with speaker A. M. Boorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Canning
H. M. Boorman
Hr. Gothard
Dr. Gothard
EB. Gothard
Avlantic
Gothard
Anul
Casa County Institute
United Presbyterian
Fletcher and Peckbash
A. M. Boorman
Divorce Petitions Filed Near Anita Ahead of August Term
More divorce petitions arrive as the filing period nears the August term. George Sherman sues Mary Sherman alleging desertion, property loss, and neglect since 1870, with accusations against U S Leymaster. Florence Balcom seeks divorce from Ezra Balcom claiming threats, cruelty, and seeks custody of six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
George Sherwan
Mary J. Sherman
U. S. Leymaster
Leymaster
Florence
Balcom
Ezra N. Balcom
Card of Frnuks Express Gratitude
The Baciey family thanks dear friends and neighbors for their generous help during the illness death and burial of our beloved wife and mother W. A. Baciey and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baciey
Feel The Change A Statement By A Well Known Citi zen
A citizen reports relief from kidney and urinary disorders after using Morrow's Kid-ne-oids sold as yellow tablets for fifty cents per box. The testimonial from Willard of Walker Bros. Liverymen claims rapid back pain relief and improved sleep, with other cited gains in nervousness and dizziness. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Chemists, Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Atlantic
red_ Willard
Walker Bros., Liverymen
H. G. Weber & Co
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohia
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Highland
C. M. Blekesley
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W. Major
Thuysday
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D. W. Faulkner
CG Bis
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Sherbert
Eake
M. L. Jenkins
C. BE. Faulkner
Indy Friends
C. M. Myers
W. S. Rose
G. S. Worthing
J. M. Briggs
Kell
L. Hu
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W.W. Wait
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Jay Preston
Sam Rowell
Dan Catlow
Crystal Lake
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Acita
Jim McVoy
City
B. O. Moraes
Adair
Ed Amherst Ott
Drake University
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Gertrude Childs
Avote
Tobe Wright
Minnie Wright
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