Local Interest and Bazaar At Atlantic Opera House
The Masonic Bazaar opened yesterday at the Atlantic opera house drawing crowds as five booths from France, the United States, Arctic, Japan, and Gypsy offered goods and games. A side show featured freaks led by Eh H Bailey the Albino girl and others like the bearded lady and the living skeleton. Dinner served on stage, most items sold, and the sale extended today. Also notes on Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows lodge elections, upcoming public installations, and legal cases including dam ages suits and rent disputes.
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The
Masonic Bazaar Masonic
Opera House
United States
Arctic
Atlantic
Eh. H. Bailey
W. E. Pennell
Edwin Gillette
D.S. Crain
D. S. Harlan
W. B. Davis
Lewis
Jay Nichols
Masters Brows
Masters Nichols
Temple
Florence M. Spreen
Knights Lodges
Knights Pythias
Cedar Rapids
Maccabees
H. C. Gillett
Charles Manville
A. Block
Charles LaRue
Bert Ramsay
Frank Chapman
Frank Vincent
Sargent
Chas. Moreland
Ed, Jones
Robert Marshall
Jacob Lang
Laurel Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Atlantic Lodge No
O .F
Jas. Stier
N. G
John Shultz
Local residents and events in Atlantic IA
Local and personal notices from Atlantic Iowa include visits by C KE Menefee and others, business trips by George Brough, John Gray, J C Voorhies, and Mark Ramsay, a restart of Atlantic Steam Laundry after a three day shutdown, and the county contract for a Burke bridge. Also noted are social visits, a krittenbrink wage dispute resolution, a barrel mix up with empty beer bottles, a stereopticon lecture from F W Arnold, property trades, a marriage of William Berry and Anna Morgan, and a move to Sherman Texas for J C McKinstry. Three boys arrested for brass theft were bound over to the grand jury, bringing jail occupancy to nine.
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Krittenbrink
Wallace
Geo. Krittenbrink
H. G. Krittenbrink
Drayien
Atlantic
F. W. Arnold
Grinnell
Co. M
51St
Iowa Volunteers
Murray
Birch and
Seventh Streets
Shuter
William Berry
Anna Morgan
Cumberland
Elder Humphreys
Linn Street
Berry
Lewis
J. C. McKinstry
Sherman
Texas
George
Mr. McKinstry
Deering Harvester Co
Albert
Mr. Mckhinstry
Leonard
Swelley
Marshall
Tilden
Meredith
Swas
Hudspeth
Forgeries and a Masonic Minstrel in Local News
Local items report alleged forgeries linked to Frank Corey and a bank note scheme, with banks preparing to pursue missing parties. Also covered is a large Audience Minstrel show at the opera house, praising performances, jokes, and a negro Masonry initiation. Plus notices of Editor J S Crawford’s Paris Exposition appointment and a sheriff arrest for larceny in Anita.
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Frank Corey
Corey
Mousy
Harlan
Atlantic
Walnut
The
Atlantic National Bank
American Bankers’ Association
National Organization of Banks and Bankers
Liberty
Gunoud
Faust
America
Messrs
Kier and Hansen
Tot
J.h.johnson
J.S. Crawford
Cherokee Herald
United States Commission
Crawford
Iowa
Bro. Crawford
Cass County
Griswold
Minstrel Show Draws Lewis Residents and Local Marriages
Audubon residents and visitors filled seats for a Lewis minstrel show while several weddings occurred in the city. Frank Hadspeth and Rhoda Bradford wed by Justice Wallace, and Oscar Anderson married Emley Johnson at the groom's brother’s home. The Roberts home sale to D S Eldridge closed for 1500 dollars as Austin Roberts returned to Oklahoma after funerals and estate business.
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Carrie Childs
Alice Childs
Griswold
Lenox
F.R. Joy
Odell
Neb
Kellogg
J. C. Cary
Lewis
Frank Hadspeth
Rhoda Bradford
Justice IT. R. Wallace
Royal Hadspath
Mr. Bradford
Roberts
Ninth
Chestnut Streets
D. S. Eldridge
Charles Roberts
Austin Roberts
Oklahoma
Mary M. Roberts
Oscar Anderson
Emley Johnson
E. 8. Hill
John C. Anderson
West Fifth Street
August Johnson
Avoca
Mr. Anderson
Rock Island
Lost Black Hog Report From Bear Grove Township
Notice records a black hog weighing about 250 pounds taken up by D P Becker at his Bear Grove Township residence in Cagg county Iowa on November 22 1899 and requests owner proof and payment of costs.
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Will W. W. Parker Fins
Chestnut Store Street
Parker
Chestnut Street
Bear Grove Township
Caggs County
Lowa
Lightning rod offer from Atlantic maker RaTraNBore
H. S. Rattenberg of Atlantic Iowa markets two lightning rods for home use. The patented copper center rod costs 15 cents per foot, a non copper version is offered at 10 cents per foot but not guaranteed. All work is guaranteed. Call or address.
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Rattenberg
Atlantic
Callonor
H. S. Ratranbore
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Elmer Evans
Griswold House
Linninger & Metcalf Co
L. Roe
J. J Howe
W. C. Acker
Macy
Robert E. Murphy
C. KE. Menefee
George Brough
Grant
John Gray
Casey
J.C. Voorhies
Anita
the City Today
Mark Ramsay
Missouri Valley
J. A. Turnbull
Agricultural College
Ames
Atlantic Steam Laundry
S. G. Hunter
County Board of Supervisors
Indian Creek
Burke
Hugo Seeger
Mills County
Mr. Seeger
Henry Seaman
Matt Coker
Brayton
Woodman Lodge
Levi Downs
Miss Bird
Chicago
Mr. Downs
New York State
Hill
D. W. White
Adair County
B. C. Cate
White
Duvall
W. KE. Acker
Beatrice Slater
Cate
J. B. Hodgson
J.J. Potter
Audubon
Candy Kitchen
Fred Alexanders
K. Hurcuen Dorr
G. Edwin Link
Lewis Standard
W. E. Heimbaugh
W.K. Simpson
Maine
Court House
Wtf
L. B. Wickersham
Methodist Church
J. M. Graham
Audubon County
J. DeLascaille
Er. A. Shaw
Davenport
John Kinney
Hudspeth-Meredith
South
Omaha
D. P. Becker
Nebe
Jihad
Park
Towa
J. A. McWaid
H. L. Henderson
T. G. Turner
L. W. Niles
Ass't Cashier
A. McWaid
C. L. Brown
R. Hannan
Chas
R. Hunt
Chas, Block
Canada
Scadecadal de
Mister
Iiiacas
Bill Shaw & Crombie
C. B. Hess
Levi -Downs’ Atera
Chestoui Street
D. Findley
Palmer & Residence
E. Co
Seventh Street