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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1898

Page

6

Hood's Sarsaparilla Helps Independence Woman

Mrs. Nicholas Ma8 of Independence Iowa credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with ending years of liver and kidney trouble palpitations poor sleep and loss of appetite. After starting the remedy in March she slept well regained left side comfort appetite and strength and gained flesh. Hood's purifies blood and is sold by all druggists at 1 dollar or six for 5.

Hood Nicholas Ma48 Independence Iowa

Community Notes From Grove Area Weekly Roundup

Frank Osen made his usual call in this vicinity Sunday. Numerous residents and visitors are mentioned, including Rev J B Thompson, Miss Kate Myers, Miss Gertrude Lamkin, and Mr Lang of Omaha. Revival meetings began at Gold Hill church, a large crowd attended a Bock sale, and local farming activity included cattle shipments to Chicago and plans for spring moves.

Frank Osen Will Himes Charley Pulley Kate Myers the Indies Aid Society Dan Catlow J. B. Thompson Whippet Lang Howard Brett Will Lang Omaha Barnie Malone Lincoln Lang Atlantic Thomas Smith Humerick Mr. Soper Klondyke Gold Hill United States Edward's Ostrus Norway School House Edwards Cumberland Raffenberg Texas Iowa

Turkey Grove notes and community events this week

Local items reflect weekly happenings in Turkey Grove including travel, visits, and social gatherings. Russell Frank Egan and companions return from Nebraska, sleigh parties at Chas Houck's, church services at Gold Hill and M E church revival progress, new ice house, stock movements, and a shadow social fundraiser by the U P S C E with shadow auctions.

Community Notes From Wiota Life and Events

Sunday visits and travels around Wiota include Ise Gordinier with parents and Miss Orpha Rice visiting her family. Lulu Dinges rode to Atlantic on No. 5. Dr. Egan of Atlantic visited Wiota. Mrs. Crowley to Des Moines for surgery. Wiota folk attend Masonic banquet in Anita. Miss May Taylor’s thirteenth birthday surprise. A sleigh ride spelling bee at Wiota school ends with Wiota winning.

Ise Gordinier Mat Duval Wiota Lulu Dinges Atlantic R. BR. Bell Orpha Rice Jessie Bechtel Dr. Egan Crowley Des Moines Walter Wood George Gardimier May Taylor Morgan School Beekman Agnes Robinson Wm. Murphy Emma Campbell Cass County W. A. Neely Roy Rolly Taylor Mr. Neely Cha

Social Saturday notes and local updates from the township

The column records social news and community notes including land purchases, a new brother in law from Cork, a move to Hiawatha Kansas, farm sales, a saddle horse death, farm institute attendance, prayer meetings, a gun accident risk to Joseph Eshelman’s eye, and a long list of humorous baby names from Boston. It mentions farmers considering relocation to Arkansas and various local personalities and events.

George Howard Howard Joe Harting Cork Rev. Buzzard Hiawatha Kansas Henry Wilson Star Pointer Dan Rich Sarah Ringle Bros Atlantic Rothchilds

Local notices and arrivals from Cumberland area 1898

Leon Voorhees ill Imojean Earl confined G S Worthing holds 250 tons ice F O Worthing D L Diltz property trades Born to Alfred Stimetz and wife a son L Lattig hosts tea John Dufford Atlantic visited Eastern Stars banquet for Masons Dr and Mrs C C Plunkett return from Des Moines Mrs W S Rose hosts W P Gs Joe Kaiser heads to Klondike Band concert praised J M Briggs and daughter Zacla at Farmers Institute Lester Van Slack visits Dinsmores Ella Lattig Crary visit Cumberland Faulkner presents paper Ruth Turner hosts school board and teachers anniversary at Stone family event Denton house fire Farm for Rent 240 acres Benton Enquire Orson Brown Cumberland sale at 1 pm Feb 14 1898 6 miles west 3 horses 2 cows 8 steers 14 hogs corn hay machinery Cranston

G.S. Worthing F. O. Worthing D. L. Diltz Alfred Stimetz C. P. Lattig John Dufford Atlantic Our City Masons C. C. Plunkett Des Moines W.S. Rose Joe Kaiser Klondike J.M. Briggs Zacla Farmers’ Institute Lester van Slack Avoca W. H. Dinsmore Ella Lattig Emily Crary J.C. van Slack Cumberland D. W. Falkner I Nstitute Faulkner Ruth Turner Winnifred Daisy Dunlap CO. E's Congregational Church O. BE. Society Syravine Votan L. W. Stone G. E. Stone

Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder Claims Quick Cure

A testimonial extols Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder as a rapid and complete remedy for chronic catarrh. James Headley of Dundee Virginia says the first application brought instant relief and soon he was cured. Sold by J Nichols and Palmer Findley.

Dr. Agnew James Headley Dundee J. Nichols and Palmer & Findley

College Notes and Local Notices Span February Events

Miss Oaks and Barrow visited the college last Friday. Roscoe Brown joined the violin department this week. Several staff and students return after illness. Prizes for penmanship awarded to C. A. Smith and Miss Delanes. Meier leads a week after next concert at the opera house with a thirty-strong chorus. A Missionary tea at the Methodist Parsonage Friday offers supper and invitations. Also reported: Bellew’s renewed confession in California, state school management changes, and various legal notices and real estate transactions in Atlantic Cass County Iowa.

Oaks Barrow Roscoe Brown Josephine Shea Fred Landmesser Elgin Creamery Co Neil Miss Shannon Miss Woolsey Miss Marshall Burton Rose Toulouse Maine Gingery C. A. Smith Miss DeLane Meier Opera House Atlantic State of Iowa Cass County Iowa Nancy E. Williamson H. McCorginn

Local and Personal News From Atlantic During a Week

Mrs. Dr. E. E. Major of Anita visits the city. Rev. Wotan of Anita makes Atlantic an Atlan tic call. John Hamlin of Elliott seen on the streets. Justice E. A. Stone of Anita in town on business. Silas Wilson travels to Council Bluffs by flyer. Misses Olive and Eva Walker of Extra visit Atlantic. Mrs. J. Green and grandson Zoli Myers return from Miss Mamie Boyle’s wedding visit. Miss Ula Waterhouse returns from Lincoln. Chas. Ballard of Morton heads to Audubon. Members of Hawkeye Encampment visit Avoca. Wilson Pratt and Thad Acker return from Chicago. Frank Elliott of Lewis summoned to Jasper County. Marriage licenses issued to two couples. Lectures and band entertainment planned. Des Moines Capital notes Polk sheep counts. Cass County sheep count cited. Edna Mae Brewster and Alexander Workman wedding announced. Park Hotel changes and Atlantic optimism toward new management in Audubon.

E. E. Major Anita Rev. Wotan Atlantic John Hamlin Elliott Justice E. A. Stone Silas Wilson Council Bluffs Olive Eva Walker Extra J. Green Zoli Myers Mamie Boyle Walnut Lottis-Boland Ula Waterhouse Lincoln Neb Chas. Ballard Morton City Audubon Mesdames J. Case Clay Johnson Sarah W. E. Stanley Des Moines Baptist State Convention Board Lizzie Lindsay Missouri Valley Stowe

Porterfield and Campbell Physicians and Surgeons Notice

Porterfield and Campbell physicians announce prompt calls with office on West Fifth Street and residences listed at Ninth and Locust for Dr F W Porterfield and Park Hotel for Dr C L Campbell. F N McDiarmid to publicly sell fine pedigreed Poland China hogs near Cumberland on Feb 28. Also accepting a carload of horses and mares Thursday Feb 17 at Petit Bros Barn Atlantic.

Griswold Iowa Poland Tecumseh 2d WarGand Cataiicus West Fifth Street F. W. Porterfield Comer Ninth and Locust Streets C. L. Campbell Park Hotel F.N. McDiarmid Cumberland Petit Bros. Barn Atlantic G. W. Cripner Rhode Island

Markets report for grains and livestock

Sept wheat and May corn notes with May wheat calls. Hogs in Cuicano Ill with receipts 35,000 and 40,000 expected tomorrow. Prices range from 3.80 to 4.00 for heavy and rough heavy hogs, light hogs 3.75 to 3.95. Cattle receipts 3,500 with market steady from 3.90 to 5.35. City markets also listed.

Cuicano Ill Montague & Co L. T. Spangler Atlantic Iowa

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