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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1910

Page

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Train Makes Good Run From Atlantic to Willisea

The Atlantic Northern and Southern ran the first on the new road to Willisea. The two and a half hour trip averaged 13 miles per hour with long stops. The train arrived Willisea at about 12:35 p m and was met by city officials and citizens. A return trip to Atlantic was planned with a supper at the Pullman hotel.

Williace The Atlantic Northern Southern Tte Villiaca Acker‘tan Grant Siola Willisea Ithe F. M. Kelsey Frank Robinson J. M. Winatey Pullman Atlantic City Mine Sherman Crawford Straight Willian “Pelzer Othman Richard Bodeglas Montgomery City R. H. Norcross C. F. Given F. Peterson Washington Township Montgomery Cty H. H. Farlin C. L. Raney C. Anderson Fisher Ptel

Pretty Home Wedding Unites MzaR St Clair and Edith A Campbell

Yesterday at high noon in Des Moines Mr Mza R St Clair and Miss Edith A Campbell were married by Rev W Hitchle. The couple's families, including A R Campbell the bride's parents, hosted a reception and a social meal after the ceremony. St Clair, a printer in Des Moines, and Campbell, a longtime journalist and educator, will reside at 1316 ME Ave. They plan a homecoming for friends after January. About 100 guests attended the skating party hosted by the society of the con- Bec ame your COAL from the REEN BAY LUMBER co.

Mza'r. St. Clair Miles Edith A.pbell Hitchle A. R Campbell St Clair Des Moines Mle Campbell Geva Edita

Thirteen Killed by Explosion at Morewood Ice Plant

Thirteen workmen died when a boiler exploded at the Morewood Ice Company's plant in Pittsfield Massachusetts. The blast hurled a body 150 feet and left many others injured as rescue crews moved through the mangled scene. About fifty workers were reported hurt.

Pittsfield Mass Morewood Ice Company

Gun Club Shoot Closes Season With Nine Meets

The Atlantic Gun Club held its final shoot of the year last Friday after nine events. P. J. Appleman captured the Crowley EB. Cole Co. Trophy with four wins, and a Nanter Arms Co. vase went to him with three wins. Dr. Gamble Arthur Jensen and Loyd Neff each had two wins on the club silver cup. a tie will be shot off soon. Arthur Jensen also won the Dupont trophy with three wins.

Atlantic Gun Clup P. J. Appleman Crowley EB. Cole Co Nanter Arms Co Dr. Gamble Arthur Jensen Loyd Neff Dupont

Danish Brotherhood Elects Officers for Coming Year

The Danish Brotherhood met in regular session and elected officers for the coming year. Officers named: President John P. Hansen, Vice President Martin Sorensen, Secretary S. M. Jensen, Treasurer Chiia Anderson, Conductor Carl Hansen. Trustees Claude Anderson and Ole Olezon. Watchman Carl Peterson and Chris Hansen. Six new members to be installed January, first Wednesday, with six more admitted then.

Danish Brotherhood John P. Hansen Martin Sorensen S. M. Jensen Chiia Anderson Carl Hansen Claude Anderson Ole Olezon Carl Peterson Chris Hansen

Confesses He Tried to Kill Miss McIntyre in Iowa

Cecil Lockhart in the county jail at Oskaloosa has confessed to the attempted murder of Miss Clark McIntyre at New Sharon last evening. He says the shooting followed a lovers quarrel after Miss McIntyre, at the Home of Mrs. William Young, was seated at a table. Citizens chased Lockhart and he was taken to jail for safekeeping. Miss McIntyre had lately refused his attentions.

Oskaloosa Cecil Lockhart Clark McIntyre New Sharon Miss McIntyre William Young Lockhart

Fire at Grove City School House

Fire spotted in the roof of Grove City schoolhouse around ten this morning. Teachers and students evacuated, farmers brought water, a hole torn in the roof allowed extinguishment with minimal damage. Defective flue blamed for the blaze.

Grove City

Suit Filed Over Promissory Note for 17.50 in 1871

W H Bartholemew filed suit against A W Nichols of Pottawattamie county seeking judgment for 17 dollars and fifty cents with 10 percent interest from February 25 1910.

W. H. Bartholemew A. W. Nichols Pottawattamie County Mr Bartholemew

Marriage Event of Social Season in High Style

Miss Matte Block and Elmer Loeb wed at the Masonic Temple with Rabbi Mantheimer officiating before eighty relatives. The ceremony featured English translations of Hebrew rites, a white duchess satin gown, and a La Valliere diamond. A seven course dinner followed, with wine and dancing into the night. the couple will honeymoon two weeks eastward. Many out of town relatives attended and gifts totaled substantial silver pieces and a silver chest.

Fred Bordes Lake City Fannie Block Omaha Mendelsohn Fannie Fleishman Davenport Charles Block Ike Block Cora Loeb Hotor B. A. Wood Fred Boldes Florence Goldsmith Osceola Simon Oppenheimer Chariton East Loeb Albia Eugene Jack Loeb J. Klein Meyer Klein Eli Oppen Heimer Jerome Mose Block Kansas City Sidney Greeding Chattanooga Tenn Tenn., Miss Bertha and Fancie Fleishman Fred Bolden Iowa Richard McCabe Philadelphia Penn Merle Chambers San Francisco Cal Abe Black Fannie Ike B. U. Wood M.block

Bigamy charge faced by Aurora man in county jail

Aurora Illinois December 29 William R B Smith is held in the county jail on a bigamy charge filed by his wife No 2 formerly Mrs Ward Card of Atlantic Iowa. Mrs Card says after her husband died and while living in Illinois Smith married again and later left her to live with wife No 3 in this city. Detective reports indicate Smith has confessed.

Aurora Til William R. B Smith Ward Card Atlantic Iowa Card Rock Island Illinois Smith Smmith Antiochlinois Ilinois Hattie Granger Chas. Baxter Des Moines Highland Park College J. G. Whitney Schindel Omaha Carruthers Ohio Ernest Grulke Lewis John Bell Wiota J. D. Peterson Anita A. Forsyth Stocks Edna Harrison A. Brandt Theodore Nichols Wm Nichols Dutire University of Nebraska Wm. Dewey

OWA Celebrates 64th Birthday With Road Conference

OWA marks its sixty fourth birthday with a monster conference on improving roads in the state. The observance urges state legislators to establish a publicity bureau for the state to showcase its soil climate roads and people. Congress authorized Town to become a state on December 28 1846 and the propositions were accepted January 15 1849 by the general assembly in Town City.

Owa Union Act of Congress General Assembly Town City

Carrier Brown Delivers Cheer On Perkins Route

Carrier Brown of route 7 out of Atlantic praises Perkins route neighbors for turning out on Christmas day. They not only made presents but carried them in and stored them in the barn. Both carriers express pride and gratitude as farmers along the routes contribute generously.

Carrier Brown Perkins Route 7 Atlantic Perkin Mr. Brown

China Shower Honors Ed and Mrs Berg in Noble Township

A china shower in Noble township honored Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Berg Friday evening. About fifty neighbors organized the surprise event and reported a delightful time. The notice notes common gas burned brick priced at $12 per M by Kimballton Construction Co. in Atlantic.

Ed Berg Wm. Berg Noble Township Kimballton Construction Co Atlantic

Theatre Notice and Local Business Ads from The Telegraph

The moving pictures scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights have been canceled for now. Kimball ton Construction Co. advertises low quotations on cement gravel and rock. The Telegraph promotes news and useful presents. Mr. Loeb runs a large clothing business in Albia. A bride connected with Atlantic society will be missed at social events. The couple will reside in Albia after mid next month. The Telegraph extends congratulations and best wishes.

Loeb Albia Iowa Atlantic Telegraph

Excursion to Villisca and Jan 18 barbecue planned

Atlantic boosters arranged a special excursion to Villisca for next Monday January 2 1911 leaving Atlantic at 8 30 am and returning after a noon stop. The trip promotes the January 18 barbecue and road completion celebration with tickets likely 1 to 1 50 and excursions from north and south to follow with music dancing and a city feed at the skating rink.

Atlantic Boosters Firemen’s Hall Villisca Atlantic Northern and Southern Road Atlantic Rock Island John Diimig Ed Berg Anderson Berry Bert Butler Will x. Jones J. H. Simmons F. M. Nebe ALN. & 8

Have Party In Their Shack At Hammond Grove

A report describes a group of boys from the f etty occupying a 12 by 14 foot two story shack in Hammond’s Grove near the Botna River. They keep bunks inside and spent the night socializing with refreshments. Present were Fred Wasson, Chris Hafele, Ewal Thompson, Earl Hichorn, Guy Ferrymoon, Gea Dayton, and George McKay.

The Fetty Hammond’s Grove Botna River Fred Wasson Chris Hafele Ewal Thompson Earl Hichorn Guy Ferrymoon Gea Dayton George McKay

Frank W Hanton visits Atlantic as Griswold American publisher

Frank W Hanton, new publisher of the Griswold American, visited Atlantic today and called at the Telegraph office. He is described as a wide awake man who will improve the American, already recognized as one of the best papers in a town of its size and thriving financially. The Telegraph wishes him success.

Frank B. Joyce Atlantic Ross Lang Mr. Joyce Colorado Lamar Arkansas Valley Rocky Ford Frank W. Hanton Griswold American Telegraph Hanton American The

Earthquake Shocks Struck Elis Greece December 29

A violent earthquake was felt today in the Province of Elis Greece causing heavy structural damage. The government is sending aid though no large loss of life is reported. Local authorities assess aftershocks and mobilize relief efforts.

Athena Greece Elis

Creston Elks Feed Kids in Winter Charity Drive

Creston Elks and the Union Benevolent Society provided warm clothing shoes and stockings to fifty two Creston youngsters on December 29. The drive ensured every child received a turkey toys candy fruit and nuts and no one went hungry or cold in Creston.

Creston Santa Claus Union Benevolent Society Creston Elks

Weather and Holiday Visit Highlight Atlantic Scene

Get ready for colder weather with MARQUITS horse blankets and lap robes. Mrs. John Horton and daughter Mamie spent Christmas at the J Q B Anderson home in Atlantia, sharing festive memories and family warmth.

John Horton Mamie J. Q., B. Anderson Atlantia

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