Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic area news
Pat Fay and Henry Dackbo traveled on business to Walnut and Anita this morning. S.G. Hunter and others visited Shelby county. George Cooper and M. G. Mullen from Elliott were in town last night. The Northwestern orchestra will play at a Lewis select ball. A suit was filed in district court over a note. Mrs. Halleck arrived from Brayton after visiting Salida. Miss Duval and Wad dell arrived from Rockford, Ill. to attend college. Several residents returned from Des Moines and Kingsley for holidays. A New Year dance was postponed due to a prior engagement. The flyer carried families to Burlington, Iowa. Chas. Vansen and G. A. Forrester earned pharmacist certificates after Highland Park courses. Lena Beencrast received a surprise at home. M. Turner of Cumberland disputed a newspaper war account with Geo. Scarr after a beating incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Fay
Wal- Nut
Henry Dackbo
Anita
N.S. Wastrope
Marlan
Atlantic
P. J. Snouffer
Des Moines
S.G. Hunter
Harlan
Shelby County
George Cooper
M. G. Mullen
Elliott
W.S. Everett
Randolph, Neb
R. D. Wilkin
W.C. Egan
Kingsley
Clara Duval
Fthel Waddell
Rockford
Ill
Rockford College
R. D. McGeehon
McGeehon
State Horticullural Society
Walter Mote
Sioux City
Zoe Fowler
Madison
Neb
L. L. DeLane
Alanson Miller
Ed Snouffer
Greenfield
Snouffer
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Co
Opera House
Com
W. Walker
Orient
Burington
John Bisks
Roberts & Braner
Larah
Chicago
Chas. Vansen
G. A Forrester
Dexter
Highland Park College
Lena Beencrast
Meventh
Elm Streets
Miss Beenet
M. Turner
Cumberland
Geo.Scarr
Turner
Scarr
E. Grant
Walnut
Fred Alexanders
Chas. Wolliniger
Waaisess
L. Buckley
Griswold
Hurduenpory
F. L. Nesbit
Omaha
A.B. Amerman
Extra
Odd Fellows Hall
Charles Antrim
Will McConville
J. D. Moore
O. W. Brown
C. I. Ladd
Burlington, Vt
Atlantic Iron Works
Clarence Hedges
J. A. Zook
Frank Barnhart
Harry Worth
Lewis
Northwestern
Charles ‘Rede
Bert Powell
Grinnell
Lowa Coliega
Powell
Local Interest Items and Odd Notices
A mixed column from Wednesday's Daily sketches local doings: a pretender doctor scoping patients by visiting homes, a bold claim of a superior hair tonic, and a chicken theft tale with blood tracks. A belt accident injures Frank Spence at Mickel's elevator. Clovis & Son to open real estate and legal practice offices in Oakland. A railroad lawsuit seeks 890 damages for a horse killed near Locust street crossing. Electric Bitters advertised as a health tonic for women with nervous, run-down conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Smith
Mars
Frank Spence
Mickel
Second Street
Chestnut
Spence
Mr. Spence
Sues
Vic Emmert & Co
Secondhand bargains and local notices pepper Walnut city
Firehouse chatter and small town commerce fill the Walnut scene as E Grant visits, Fred Alexanders hawks box papers and bargains while numerous residents travel to Omaha Chicago and Des Moines. A church meeting and a wedding mark quiet civic life amid sales advertising and local announcements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy Anderson
Green Bay
Neola
Phis
Clovis & Son
Citizens
Citizens Bank
C. B. Clovis
Iowa Law School
Oakland
Grinwold
James G. Whitney
J. W. Caykoukall
W. A. McWard
Mabel ‘Talbott
E. S. Montgomery
Grant
Court House
Wtf
Ina Needles
Rachel E. Corey
Hickory St
Max Emmert
the Corning, In
Dave Mosier
Lee Nichols
Sarah
Perkins
Lamkin
Svamnan
Martin Nobe
Frank M. Nobe
Glenwood
Clarinda
Katie Ackerman
Thernsyine
Presbyterian Church
Reed
Arnoldi & Co
West Fifth Street
J. F. Byars
Ackerman
Fred Alexander
P. Cornell
Wanut Street
Sam Jones
Avoca
Windsor
H. M. Finkbine
al Clawson
Clawson
Rock Inland Road
Joel Perking
Norris
Cemetery Road
August Seaman
J. A. McWard
Emmert
Away
Council Bluits
Bert Lynch
D, Nichols
Nebe
Loggins
Nebe's
America
Alaskas
Cass County
Shaw & Crombie
Atlantic National Bank
Towa
J. A. McOwaid
Pras
H. L. Henderson
Neles
Ass't
A. McWaid
C.L. Brown
R. Hannan
Chas
R. Hunt
United States
Canada
Ben U. Wood
G. W. Savery Abstracter
Eth Street
Atlantic, Lowa
Elliott Medicine CO. Manufacturing Chemists
Missouri Valley
Iowa
W. T. Palmer & Ca
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