Local Deaths And Social Notes From Atlantic Area
Mrs. L L Defiano died at her South Chestnut home after tuberculosis spread from laryngeal tuberculosis to the lungs. Effie Marshall, near Morton, died at 78 after years of frail health. funeral in Morton then interment at Columbus Junction. Wm. Jones died of pneumonia at Trilby hotel. leaves wife and seven children. body sent to Nevada by flyer. New Year social customs decline, with hope for revival in 1900. Will of W G Money Saunders filed. estate about 400,000. friends and relatives receive legacies including several Atlantic residents. Block of notices covers insurance, accidents, remedies, and bankruptcy chatter, plus local anecdotes and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L Defiano
DeLano
New Mexico
Chicago
South Chestnut Street
Effie Marshall
Marshall
Morton
Pottawattamie County
Arizen
Iown
Columbus Junction
J. H
Robert Marshall
Mra G. H. Thorley
City
W. C. Marshal
Anna Coe
A. M. Allen
Nevada
Junea
Mt. Pleasant
W. G. Money
Saunders
Atlantic
J. B. Conte
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Saunders
Mra. Saunders
McGregor
Met. Pleasant
J. B. Coate
L.A. Coste
H. V. McGregor
Local Interest Items Report On City Officials And Social News
A Telegraph representative visits the sheriff’s office and discusses credit for police work, noting officials avoid publicity. Rowena Bailey’s surprise birthday party, New York Produce and American Cheese review plans, and a series of local notices follow with various social and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Creamery
Amas
Agricultural School
John Turnbull
Turnbull
Local and Personal News Items Saturday
C F Copley of Walnut and Miss Jennie Roush of Lewis visited the city on business and friends. Miss Tede Langdon helps in Dr Wilkins Fair store. Miss Marie Stuart of Walnut visits friends. Mrs N H Lewis of Walnut was here yesterday. Thomas Littlefield of Extra visited yesterday and last night. Theo I Myers and the Rob inson sisters of Audubon were Atlantic visitors. B A Spinney of Massenawas stayed over. Mrs Ella Foster of Omaha visited at Mrs Rt Bailey's. Mrs Reed Love and daughter of Wiota shopped and visited. Will Yetter returns home from northern railroading. P E Boyle and Tilden White to Cunberland and Greenfield for local tele phone work. Goods from late Mrs Mary Roberts auctioned on Fourth street. Attorneys Follett and Swan depart for Fort Collins, Colo. Carrie Wilken returns from Mt Vernon and will vacation here. Irene Brown to Omaha for several months. Many people came in to buy holiday goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Copley
Walnut
Jennie Roush
Lewis
Tede Langdon
Robinson
Audubon
B. A. Spinney
Massenawas
Ella Foster
Omaha
Rt. H. Bailey
Reed Love
Wiota
Will Yetter
Aiale
P. E. Boyle
Tilden White
Cunberland
Greenfield
Mary Roberts
Fourth Street
W. A. Follett
T. B. Swan
Fort Collins
Col
Carrie Wilken
Mt. Vernon
Cornet] College
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Atéma
Jean
Burnham
Machins
3. H. Lincoln
Vic Emmert & Co
Gangs Tate
Daniel W. Archer
United States District Court
Waverly Canning Company
Waverly
Archer
Atlantic Canning Company
Canning Company
J. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Department
Internal Revenue
No. 1
Buckien
Bowa
C. I
Jornowell
Valley Street
Saugerties
Happens Sheriff's Office
Sherif
Ed Kavenaugh
City Police
Sheriff's Office
Iity Police
County Peace Officers
Miss Rowena Bailey
Miss Rowena
W. J. Hyndman
Cumberland
Denver
Silas Wilson
Des Moines
State Horticultural Association
T. B. Frost
Man
the Court
Bohemia
Atlantic Lodge of Elks
L. E. Hollowell
Frank Corey
German Aid Society
A. H. Goodspeed
Nichols’ Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Corey
Will Applegate
Charles
Pat Boyle
Viota
Massena
Mt. Etna
Postal Cable Telegraph Company
Alaska
British Columbia
Northwest Territory
Seattle
Skaguay
Y. W. Brown
Indianola
Mr. Brown
Edna Denham
Stanley
I. A. Zook
Hed Osk
Burdock Biood
Irene Brown
Nebe
Park, Atlantic
G. B. Osborne
Chestnut Street
STEED
Simpson College
Iowa
Glassigal
College of Liberal Arise Academy
Nevin School School of
College of Liberal Arts
Schant of Business
SIL
Ty Pres
Chas
Eldred Shelton
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