Several Noble township weddings mark a busy week
In Noble township Mr John Westfall and Cassie Kreitzberg wed at the bride’s home on the 14th. Gustave A Blohn and Lillie E Smith married the 15th at John L Smith’s. Two more nuptials occurred Thursday the 16th near Wax and at D H Westfall’s. Five weddings were reported this week with lively charivari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Fred Scheuler
Noble Township
Gus Blohn
Omaha
Truman Davis
Davis
AL Robinson
Dexter
Wm, Jarvis Jr
G. Holdorf
Barker Farm
Jarvis
John Westfall
Cassie Kreuzberg
W. H. Jarvis
Kuester
Barker
Wax
Elkhorn Exposition Notes and Local Updates
A reflective look at the Columbian exhibition in Elkhorn on February 13 and a list of current local happenings. Community readers discuss reading material, Longfellow program next week, Miles Standish attendance, college visits, property sales, new houses and rents, social events, and farm activity in Buck Creek. Also mentions family news, health updates, and local business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Audubon County
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Valentine social and local updates in Bridgewater area
The Valley community reports a Valentine social in Bridgewater with several neighborhood reps. Notes cover residents in Anita Monday and Cumberland Monday, weddings at Westfall and Kreizberg homes, farm moves, Adventist meetings, Epworth league, and local sales. Also mentions Bear Grove, Morton and Griswold items including deaths, marriages, accidents, and upcoming conventions.
Lorah and Vicinity Community Notes
The mumps are light in Lorah area. Sam Green is on the sick list. Henry Wilson moves to Brett place near Grove City. Henry Frank moves late this week to a place nine miles south of Atlantic he bought earlier. John Stoner will feed three car loads of Fontanelle feeders this spring. John Kraack plans a new barn and will haul lumber when roads improve. Allie Grey, former Lorah resident, now travels for a Chicago jewelry firm, visited Isaac Jansen's. Mrs Crook and daughter Hattie of Grey visit with Mrs Tebson's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorah
Sam Green
Henry Wilson
Brett
Grove City
Henry Frank
Atlantic
John Stoner
Fontanelle
John Kraack
Allie Grey
Chicago
Isaac Jansen
Cumberland Items Reflect Small-Town Happenings And Plans
Lovely winter weather ends. Odd Fellows celebrate anniversary with supper. G A B and W A promise entertainment at M E church. Breen Bros eyed for post office. Palmer may be disappointed. Worthington plans new house. Neary buys acre for future building. Talks of Catholic church. Rev. Hamilton from Bridgewater weighs settling here. Revival at Gold Hill schoolhouse led by Rev. Fisher. Acre lots bought, building activity anticipated. Rife building sold to Eva Pugh for millinery. Saloon and billiard hopes hoped ended. W S Breneman visiting Decatur County. Bruce and Magerell go to Chicago. Uncle Johny Brown sells farm, moves to Cumberland, buys 10-acre lot north of Cottons. Green and Purvis dissolve partnership. Hayward sale on Feb 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Perman
Marne
Blankinship
Cumberland
William Calkins
Maine
Will
Joseph Shaw
Shaw
John Berry
Berry
Joseph Fudge
Odd Fellows
G. A.B
W. A
M. EB
Breen Bros
Mr. Palmer
John Worthington
Pat Neary
Hamilton
Bridgewater
Gold Hill School House
Fisher
Eva Pugh
W.S. Breneman
Decature
Bruce
James Magerell
Chicago
Johny Brown
Bob Ishemal
Cotton
Green & Purvis
Green
Purvis
Local notes from Atlantic and vicinity readers
S. W. Storer of Hill Mo and many Noble and surrounding residents are listed in town today with news of visits, jobs, and deliveries. Highlights include Hen. Ackerman, Henry Heaton leading Grove City schools, Claude Capellar starting at Atlantic National Bank, Osheim of Des Moines visiting, and weddings and illnesses noted among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ackerman
Noble Township
Henry Heaton
Grove City
Ben Dean
Shelby County
Lee
Silas Neff
A. H. Funk
Gallon
S. W. Tucker
Cumberland
William Trailer
Maine
Trg Telegraph
Claude Capellar
Atlantic National Bank
Henry Taylor
John Fultons
Henry
The Markets Report from Ourongo to Duncan Hollinger
The markets note wheat opening steady with strong export demand and little for sale while corn slips on selling by brokers. Oats track corn with firmness, hogs dull, and general trade quiet. Atlantic city prices list grain and live stock values with cattle and hog receipts. A recruiting notice invites unmarried men 18 to 30 for the U S Army light artillery with dates for several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourongo
Logan & Co
Duncan, Hollinger & Co
Atlantic
Towa
Light Artillery
United States Army
Clarinda
Hamburg
Red Oak
Council Bluffs
Ware
South Omaha
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Elkhorn Notes
Buck Creek
A. J. Odem
Aden
Mahaska County
Will Carter
Geli
J. B. Herbert
Herbert
Ray Odem
J. B. Butler
Lewis
J. P. Carlson
Henry Hansen
Nellie Tompkinson
Lewis and Griswold
Anita
Capt. Lewis
Harrison
Grandpa van Slyke
Worthing
Walnut Street
Walter Hook
W. J. Weston
I. E. Turner
Scandia
Kang
Cass
Whitney
E. B. Gundrum
Des Moines Marble and Mantel Company
Southeast
Massena
L. Spinney
Ames
A. H. Willis
George Murray
Fred Westfall, Sr
Elmer Kauffman
Victoria Township
Madison
Wis
Warren Reed
Valentine Social
Wm. Langworthy
Chris Herstein
Lizzie Willis
Adair County
Eve Hall
A. B. Ramsey
Downey
Boobles Place
W.G. McCurdy
Wm. Holliday
Victoria
E. E. Kauffman
Wisconsin
Thomas Symonds
Richard Davidson
Ilinois
Will Everhart
Beadle
Mt. Etna
James Bell
Corning
Thomas Angus
Frank Everhart
Bear Grove
Fred Martin
Robert Graham
College Corner
Recorder Andrews
Beargrove
Harve Castle
Dawson
John McQuade
Gruby
Jessie Cranston
Samuel Link
Sam Noyer
M. E
Wm. Hamil
Geoscarr
Patterson
Des Moines
Bert Wyman
M. J. Clovis
Waynesburg
Joseph G. McConnell
Pottawattomie County
B.G. Auld
Nebraska
J. M. Tinsley
Mr. Shank
James Boiler
Flon
Thomas Meredith
James L. Anderson
Griswold
Opera House
J.P. Wepster
Kirkpatrick
Beokeeping
Oratory
Crombie
Neck of Woods
Clark‘sons
Fritz Saemisch
Noble Town
Victoria Items
Rhine Vetterick
Thomas Bell
John Sticken
Rev. Schlueter
Franklin
Lee County
Lewis Spinney
Eli Kauffman
Bert
Frank Symonds
Bert McGaff
Julia Barton
Robt. Symonds
E. Kauffman
Frank Denison
Sir. Allen
Hayward
S. W. Storer, of
Hill, Mo
Mrs. Marie Smith
Noble
City
J. 8. Baker
Lizzie Childs
F. M. Alexander
John Dealy
Telegraph
Patrick Boyle
Jas
Pat
James Wishert
Graham
Rudstig
Lary
Jim Wishert
Marion Wakefield
E. Wheeler
Frank O'Connell
John O.connell
W. H. Smith
C. L. Cole
Davenport
Park House
W. Buchanan
W. H. McCain
D. F. Emmert
New York City
Henry Jacobson
Maurice B. Israel
A.C. Fulton
Prof. Allen
Willis Laird
Trank Coker
Birch Street
S. B. Milner
Jay
Rock Rapids
Hopke
United States
William
Germany
Craft
Locust Street
Hobes
John O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Frank
Rock Island
Avoca
Charles
Johnson
Anitahursday
Golden Gate
California
Tier
Martin & Dunn
Atlantia
Williams. Lantz
Iowa City
Ida Ms Lambert
Larah
Cass County
M. D. Bevan
Iowa
Botna Valley Medical Society
Park Hotel
A. L Brooks
Audubon
W. F. Graham
M. D
F. W. Porterfield
Stier, Martin & Dunn
D. A. Peters
Dave
Independent
Mr. Tibbets
Wheatley
L. W. Wheatley
Brighton
Juda Farmer
Inter Ocean
the Telegraph
H. J. Graham
Senator Teller
Brundage Stedwell
S. F. Patterson
Montgomery County
Marlena
H. Low
B.A. Green
Lottie Cush
Charles Waiters
Wm. Tryon
Jacob Beiser
Lee Byrd
London
Douglas Opera Company
XM. E
Martin Healy
Sioux City
Harry Stevenson
Charlea Baker
T. E. Roots
North
Ida Langworthy
Elder Smith
Whitneyville
Ed Brown
J. H. Yarger
Duluth
Minn
Stier
Martin Dunn
Ill
World’s Fair Entertainment CO
McVicker’s Theatre Bld
Shington
Westerday
Hei
Ss Sale
District Court
Geo. M. Gaffey
James M. Lee
Meredith
gAnd
A. D
Court House
D.J. Willis
N. N. Jonee
Said County
Gorn Exchange Bank
Elder McKinney
Applegate
W.J. Applegate
Gange
Tu O’clark
M. Jones
Wm Taylor
District Court of
Lawn
Wiliam Taylor
U.S. Taylor
Atlantic House
Geo. F. Lang, Prop
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