Local and Personal Notes From The Weekly Telegraph
D.C. Cady went South this morning Jas. Jones was in Extra on business today John Moran of Walnut and Carl Wissler in Creston Miss Lena Larson visiting Davenport C.N. Jorgensen Hastings in the city Miss Connie Keyes Audubon J.8. Barnett Audubon trip Victor Boone Baxter Springs grape crop vast Myrtle Jordan Theda Langdon visiting Anita W.L. Baker Atlantic visit Des Moines for rati fication Eva Bork Ina Murphy Nellie Turner Wiota canning factory canned about one hundred thousand cans of corn Tobe Kahn visiting from Kearney Miss Schindel Cumberland Mrs Dr Schindel ill Mrs W D Blackwood Des Moines visit Jwsus Kirkpatrick Atlantic visit Denison child dies L. T Spangler Hancock visit Mr Bahrnts buys Rockafellow farm Franklin township Mr McCrary builds sidewalk Locust and Eighth John Stier helps at water works J W Love sick at Pennsylvania House Mattie Triplow sues George Triplow for desertion J O W Cary reception Beulah Hopley tea at her Lewis home Trip to Cherokee strip planned Barton family to Lee county Rev Dallman Atlantic in town music program depot and waterworks cats rivalry Shakespearian actor Thomas Keene to Atlanta Geo Norris receives mistaken arm cut off letter Miss Hough Atlantic visits repairs at south town Turkish Bath opening Sept 1 Keeley Institute picture from Keeley Day Ballard drunk accident near Mrs Warner’s buggy Zeta Osborne party Bell Williams port guitar mandolin Rhoda Brown recitation refreshments and whist.
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Connie Keyes
Audubon
Barnett
Victor Boone
Baxter Springs
Kan
Myrtle Jordan
Theda Langdon
Anita
W.L. Baker
Atlantic
Eva Bork
Ina Murphy
Nellie Turner
Wiota
N. N. Jones
Des Moines
Walter Roberts
Griswold
Hancock
Hancock Echo
Jake Lang
Bahrnts
Rockafellow
Franklin Township
Mr. McCrary
Locust and
Eighth
J. A. Shrock
John Stier
Taylor
J.W. Love
Pennsylvania
Mattie Triplow
George Triplow
Pottawattamie County
J. O. W. Cary
Beulah Hopley
Lewis
Rude Lorenzen
Ben Wiseman
Charlie Cardio
H.L. Becker
Pay
Cherokee Strip
C. E. Barton
Lee County
Barton
Huchendorf
W. W. Parker
Keely Institute
Pittsburg
Frank Parker
Chicago
Boll” Ballard
Warner
Rhoda Brown
Local notes crowd Cumberland visitants and county fair prep
Cumberland residents report visitors returning from Chicago and Monmouth while Shelby county fair plans advance.—Dr Lydia Myers takes a Boone vacation. Whip Straight to attend Harlan fair. Crowley travels with racehorses. ice shortages affect dining cars. Local church carpet, piano and sewing machine deals surface as merchants push fall trade. officials, educators, and new business setups noted as town basks in busy prep.
Local society notes and travel in Des Moines era
Monday highlights describe visits by G W Jordan and H V Foote with George H McCormick, plus trips to Chicago and the Columbian Exposition. The city advances road work, crossing improvements, and a possible Hibernian Hall dance. Lectures by Miss Emma Dean Anderson at the U P church and a magic lantern show precede a disorderly driving arrest and a mayoral case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norris
Des Moines
George
Pompeii
C.F. Thompson
Palmer
Mass
Gough
Hibernian Hall
Johnson
Emma Dean Anderson
U.P
Biggest Day at the Cannery Records in Iowa Corn Canning
Yesterday marked the largest production in the plant’s history with over 104000 cans of corn packed. New machinery performs well, workers are plentiful, and McWard maintains the old wage scale amid a robust Iowa corn crop boosting exports while other states suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWard
Iowa
Johnstone's Mind Reading Street Exhibition
Johnstone the mind reader staged a city street demonstration this afternoon. A committee hid a pin at George Marsh's jewelry store then blindfolded Johnstone and had him retrace the route in a buggy, nearly leaping from a runaway vehicle before finishing on foot to locate the pin at Marsh's shop.
Greatest Trotting Horses Sale at Atlantic Fair Grounds
Dr Moore advertises eye ear nose and throat care with fitted glasses hours listed. A major trotting horse sale in Atlantic on September 20 1893 features 40 head standard bred mares fillies and colts from Wilkes Almont Mambrino Patchen and more. Terms are one year without interest or 8 percent cash discount. catalogues available by request.
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Atlantic
Fair Grounds
B. F. Simpson
Brayton
W. J. Harris
Lewis
A. Gardner
Wilkes
Almont
Mambrino Patchen
Clay
Princes
Institute notes on teachers and classes at Normal
Devotional exercises conducted by Mr Clark and Mr Warner. Flora Kaufman and Sadie Robinson enrolled. A grade history discusses causes of the Mexican war. Grace Williams ill. Principal-elect Lickinson returns from the World's Fair and attends normal. Teachers seem to enjoy the institute and focus on profitable study over leisure. Various visitors and speakers, including Prof Barrett and Pat Boyle, are noted. Adidactic class discusses teacher motives and compensation. Newcomb on attendance responsibility and making school appealing.
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Clark
Flora Kaufman
Sadie Robinson
Grace Wiliams
Lickinson
Cumberland
Meek
Missea Clara Brown
Coral McGrew
Cleopatra Collins
Clara Carpenter
Hattie Breece
Mary Gifford
Brackett
Anna Temple
Barrett
The
Commercial College
Pat Boyle
Anita
Miller
Noble Township
Sophia Miller
Newcomb
Warner
Jessie Grant
McConnell
Nora Smith
Maggie Smith
Miss Stout
Katie Sherman
Minnie Stoodt
Mrs Burrell
Lena McMillen
Effie Lighton
Pearl Bruington
Nina Whitney
Edna Henshaw
Bert Powell
Forest Grove College
Oregon
Teachers Institute chimes as new school term opens
Visitors and teachers gather as the institute begins next Monday with Ina Morphy returning from California to teach in Franklin township. Miss Anderson spoke on India work, and Peter Hopley & Co. of Lewis, Iowa display a long list of premiums won at the Columbiam Fair for Suffolk Punch horses and related stock trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heaton
Atlantic
Etta Stoner
Sarah
W. C. Bryant
Griswold
Frank Linderman
Noble Township
Ina Morphy
California
Peter Hopley
Lewis
Pete
Suffolk
Alex Galbraith
Janesville
Wis
Peter Hopley & Co
Lewis, Co
Connaught
Lewis, So
General Bragg
Peter Hopley &Co
Lewis, Lo
Golden Bow
Lewis C O
Prince of May
Bragg
Daffodil
Maude
Riverside
Dora
Lewis, Ia
Smart
Suffolk Punch
Blazer
Society of Great Britain and Ireland
Populites Meet and Adjourn After State Delegates Selected
Populists convened at Bailey's hall Saturday at 2 PM with Daniel Stanley as temporary chair and J W Brown as permanent chair. Brown lauded populist aims, attacked old parties, and endorsed free silver. delegates to the state convention were chosen amid lively debate on fusion and the Omaha platform. The Des Moines meeting featured notable figures and drew a large crowd, closing with reflection on the sliding fortunes of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey’s Hall
Daniel Stanley
J. W. Brown
Captain Harvey
Victor Bradshaw
Brown
Harvey
James Graham
Cleveland
Harrison
Lee Griffith
Thos. Meredith
Wm. Disbrow
J. C. Bradbury
J. P B. Raffenberg
H. A. Disbrow
George P. Murray
W.M. Linderman
Henry McElfish, Jr
John Cofer
A. F. Black
H. C. Odell
Ralph Warner
Thos
Meredith
W. M. Bradshaw
Thomas Meredith
Cass County
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Kearney
Neb
Dallman
St. Louis
Thomas W. Keene
Atlantic Opera House
Geo. Norris
Leon
Norris
D. L
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Dora Ellis
Miss Hough
Harlan Tribune
Opera House
Marie Heath
Henry Low
W. P. Oaks
Stender
Attorney Macomber
Geo Franklin
John Farris
Brode Davis
Whip Straight
Harlan
Lydia Myers
Boone
L. L. DeLane
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Monmouth
George Drew
B. Q O. Bruington
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Rock Island
Ben Reynolds
Harris
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Council Bluffs
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West Seventh Street
A. H. Perryman
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Philadelphia
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Oxford Leader
John E. Moreland
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A.L. Tanner
F. Lambert
J. E. Roberts
Newton
M. Miller
BR. G. Phelps
Mrs. Phelps
Diffenser Points
Illinois
Guy Robinson
Lincoln
G. W. Jordan
H. V. Foote
George H. McCormick
John H. Wood
Levi Spangler
Geo
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Mr. Haver
West Sixth
Richard Dolland
Walnut
Mr. F. Schiffmater
Neola
Park
John Heiken
Whitney
Terbush
Trent
Jamison
Edwin
Andrews
Bear Grove Township
DR. Moore
Oliver Milla
Pymosa Township
Maggie Bell
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E. J. Dick
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E. J. Dickerson
Busine
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