Worthing Rasmussen Wedding Reported In Local Notice
In county and vicinity notes S F Myers of Des Moines reports temperance lectures at the Congregational church. Mr and Mrs Rasmussen Worthing exchanged vows at the parents home with about forty guests in attendance and Rev Fisher officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Myers
Des Moines
J. C. Voorhees
G. S. Worthing
Ss. A. Worthing
Atlantic
Avis Petty
John Allen
Wm. Campbell
Ed. Petit
Our City
Zeizler
R. S. Keihl
Kate Miller
Mansfield
Ohio
Abdulah Stone
Anna Henderson
Susie Russell
Massena Township
Sears
Brayton
Congregational Church
W. H. Faulkner
Rasmussen-Worthing
Ladies Aid Society
S. A. Worthing
Carrie B
Rudolph C. Rasmussen
Fisher
Ethel Heath
Albert Worthing
Lyceum Roster and Civic Notes In Washington Area
Washington items show F I Bailey visiting Lewis to meet H Battersby at the institute. Henry Fulton, a city visitor, and J E Bailey conducting Atlantic business. Tom and George Bagley and Tim Morrissey linked to local events with a governor bid on the People's ticket. Lyceum crowds packed Jackson school house as debates on farmer usefulness and Cuba policy were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. I. Bailey
Lewis
H. Battersby
Henry Fulton
J. E. Bailey
Atlantic
Tom
George Bagley
Lyceum
Tim McInery
Tim Morrissey
People’s
Frank McMeniman
Kate
Anna
Brighton
Jackson School
United States
Bear Grove Institute Attendance and Local Notes
Ed Wissler spent Sunday at home while W Warne attended the Bear Grove institute. John Wissler visited the city Thursday and J A B Myers went to Atlantic last week. Link and Sheets shelled corn. Dan Sheets and Erv Graham called on Atlantic residents. The group from Bear Grove at the institute included Crawford Noyes M Myers J A B Myers Graham Sheets Warne Wissler and Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Wissler
W. Warne
C. W. Andrew
John Wissler
J. A. B. Myers
Atlantic
Link
Sheets
Grove
Erv Graham
Charley Clements
Dan Sheets
John
Joe Noyes
Tabor
M. E. Church
Sam’ Divens
Bear Grove
Crawford
Noyes
M. Myers
Graham
Warne
Wissler
Stevens
Sophia Hopley
Mabel Gaylord
P. Herbert
W. C. Link
Tad Bradbury
J. Carlson
W. Hopley
Jessie McAffee
Miss Anderson
J. R. Matthews
Rod Miller
A. N. Gaylord
George Sheets
Guy Diven
Institute
Mesdames Gaylord
Berg
Shane
Casper Beekman
Mr. Berry
Stediven
John Peterson
S. E. Shannon
E. Shannon
Local Notes and Visits In Cass County Town
Bert Orton and Bert Harris were in town and Atlantic last week. Miss Smith plans an elocutionary entertainment on February 5. Anna Adams of Griswold visited town recently. Peter Hopley and wife called on R. H. Shifflett in Atlantic. Dr. Fulton appointed physician for the poor of Cass and Bear Grove townships. Albright enlarges crib buildings west of the track. Clarence Gronen at Shaw Crombie in Lewis. The Standard ran editorials last week. Politics show early activity for next year. Will Elliott drove to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orton
Bert Harris
Atlantic
Will Elliott
Cumberland
Guy Richardson
Davis
VanOrman
Omaha
Standard
Miss Smith
Anna Adams
Griswold
Clarence Gronen
Lewis
Shaw & Crombie
Peter Hopley
R. H. Shifflett
Albright
Dr. Fulton
Cass
Bear Grove
Miss Sadie McMillen Weds Lew Johnson at Five Mile Grove
Miss Sadie McMillen married Lew Johnson on Thursday. Joyce and Smith of Buck Creek visited Miss Mae Lamb over the weekend. Jack Ackerman drills Mr. Kellys well deeper and plans an Aermoter windmill, the fifth this winter. Several ladies greeted Mrs. L. G. Everett for her 18th birthday, planning a surprise but arriving early. The day featured baskets, social chatter, and recollections of days gone by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie McMillen
Lew Johnson
Joyce and Smith
Buck Creek
Mae Lamb
Jack Ackerman
Kelly
Ackerman
L. G. Everett
Ten Nights in a Bar Room to Be Staged at Odd Fellow Hall
Willis Fowler appears in town while Mrs. Ingram shows intermittent improvement. Gardinier and Taylor left for Missouri to view the country. Ingram held a chopping bee drawing many chips. Hastings and son George visited from Py osa township. The Michigan Good Templar Band led by Rev J H Hebdon and M A Lee has stirred temperance interest at the M E church. The play Ten Nights in a Bar Room will be performed Tuesday at Odd Fellow hall with admission 10c and family tickets 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Fowler
M. A. Lee
M. E. Church
Odd Fellow Hall
Massena Notes On Social Visits And Community Events
Miss Weigand visits Henry Mehlmann and family. Tenie Johnson spends Sunday with sister Alice. Skating enjoyed in cold weather. Prof C H Laartz and Geo Langworthy visited Fontanelle Saturday. Maggie Craven hosted a box social at No 7 Fridy. proceeds funded a school library. A musical rural comedy at the opera house Friday by Iva Rebecca Lodge drew hearty local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigand
Henry Mehlmann
Tenie Johnson
Alice
C. H. Laartz
Geo. Langworthy
Fontanelle
Maggie Craven
Opera House
Iva
Rebecca Lodge
NODAWAY VALLEY COMMUNITY REPORTS AND EVENTS
Mrs. T. E. Evans visited in Milford last Friday with meetings continuing briefly at the Sunny Side schoolhouse. Frank Smith hauls corn to Cumberland at nine cents per bushel. E. T. Gibbs visits Mrs. W. T. Read and plans a stay. Reno meetings show good progress. A Mr Alcorn gathering was a pleasant social. Residents attended Wax church dedication despite rough roads. The church, warmed by a furnace, was finished in an odd shape and debt free after raising about 870 dollars last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Evans
Milford
Sunny Side
Frank Smith
Cumberland
E. T. Gibbs
W. T. Read
Reno
Grove Notes and Local Happenings in Walnut Era
A Grove area column lists visits and travel by residents to Wiota Bear Grove and Walnut, stock activity including cattle, shelling and feed yard updates, a skating outing, an institute banquet, a grazing couple’s remarks on cattle, and local political talk with S. E. Shannon as sheriff candidate. includes injury update on John Peterson and commentary on local candidates.
Lorah Notes and Local Whispers on Weather and Hogs
Lorah chatter covers winter weather varieties and Monday schoolmarm crowds. Local tidbits mention Jim Jenson, Jim Wilson visiting, and residents predicting real estate moves, trade schemes, and a large grain shipment. Rumors include McKinley, Wm Everett, Pat Murphy, and Bent Green amid tariff hopes and town gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jenson
Lorah
Jim Wilson
Harry Acker
Carson
Glen Gentle
Dan Rich
Atlantic
Sarah
McKinley
Wm. Everett
Frank Hubbard
Pat Murphy
Pete Hoop
McWard
Ike Halleck
Board of Trade
Bent Green
Northeast Franklin social notes and local updates
The Northeast Franklin column reports social visits and travels including Jim and Sim Stinemates pleasure trip to Atlantic, Mrs Bell and Maggie visiting Atlantic, Helen Goller with her mother near Anita, and Geo Hastings with his mother visiting Albert Campbell and wife. Fred Engle's son ill but improving amid cold snap aiding ice making. Roger Daughenbaugh sold corn at 7 cents per bushel. Myrtle Kelly departed for Wilton Cedar County for several months with her aunt. Also a note praising Ayer s Hair Vigor for hair restoration and manageability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Woods
Jim
Sim
Atlantic
Mrs. Bell
Maggie
Helen Goller
Anita
Geo. Hastings
Albert Campbell
Fred Engle
Roger Daughenbaugh
Myrtle Kelly
Wilton
Cedar County
Atlantic College Plans Growth and Winter Term Schedule
The Atlantic college outlines term dates with winter terms ending this week and a February start for the next, while noting new instructors and added library and museum contributions. Plans for a six week June summer term, music classes, and site committees for expansion are described, along with a state diploma pathway for Miss Mary Bascomb and a call for public attendance at upcoming meetings. George Lyon funded a museum contribution and readers are urged to consult Ayer’s Almanac for remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
H. Martin
Phelps
Atlantic
George Lyon
Moore
Music Room
Mary Bascomb
Adair
Cedar Falls
Local and Personal Notes From Audubon City
Audubon residents figure in city updates as several travelers, visitors, and illness notes fill the day. Uncle Tommy Evans sick with pneumonia, Judge Smith arriving by afternoon train, Dr. Macomber's condition steady, and many others in and out of town for court, business, or family duties. Ice cutting, club meetings, and an oyster supper are noted, with weather and community affairs shaping the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Tilden
Duvall & King
South Omaha
Judge Smith
F. J. Macomber
Lewis
Court House
Pat. Boyle
Massena
R. H. Shifflett
Frank Temple
la Grippe
J. H. Mosier
H. F. Andrew
Wmota
Audubon
Toay
Atlantic Cemetery Association Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice that the Atlantic Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the office of J. B. Jones on Monday February 1 at 7 30 p m for electing officers and other business. Dsm J F Conway Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlantic Cemetery Association
J. B. Jones
Dsm
J. F. Conway
Secy
Honest policy in rent and crop lifting
The speaker questions how renters can meet a past year lease and start anew in 1896. He argues cash rents strain tenants who must raise crops, cover living costs, and pay debts. He urges honesty, offering to hand over crops to landlords and even sell livestock to settle bills if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Sarah
Oregon Legislation Faces Growing Complications
In Salem Oregon on January 26 complications grow as the senate refuses to recognize the Benson led house and President Simon declines to accept Benson's message that the house organization is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
SaLem
Senate
House
H. L. Benson
Simon
Benson House
German Editor Dies in Milwaukee At 64
MILWAUKEE Jan 26 George Koeppen editor of The Germania died suddenly at the Deutcher club. He was born in Russia and was 64 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
George Koeppen
the Germania
Deutcher Club
Russia
Lexow resolution passed to probe trusts in assembly
Albany January 26 after heated debate the Lexow resolution calling for a joint committee to investigate trusts and propose remedial legislation before March 1 next was adopted by 99 yeas to 84 nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lexow
Yeas
Austin
Tex
Texas House
Galveston
New York
Several Escape From Burning Lincoln Block Fire
Lincoln Jan 26 The Hall Lansing block 1886 O street was destroyed by fire early this morning in a rooming house section. Several escaped including university student George Tebault carried out by firemen and John Gorin and L Bruno who reached the sidewalk after losing their clothing. The building owned by J F Lansing and Frank Hall was valued at 75000. cause lamp explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hall-Lansing
O Street
George Tebault
John Gorin
L. Bruno
J. F. Lansing
Frank Hall
Cadetships Open. Ninth District Vacancies Next Year
Washington dispatch notes no Ninth District vacancies at West Point or Annapolis until 1899. Cadet nominations, exams, and physical and mental standards outlined, with March 4 as nomination start. Commander Hager seeks condemned cannons for GAR posts. yard cannons cost about 100 dollars each to ship, though government sometimes gives them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Point
Hager
Military Academy
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
War
Navy
G. A. R. Posts
Navy Yard
Iowa
Grand Jury Drawing Declared Illegal for 1897 Term
The grand jury drawn for 1897 assembled today but was discharged by the judge after a finding of illegality. The record states the county attorney challenged the regular panel, and the court ordered the auditor, clerk, and recorder to withdraw sufficient persons to reconstitute the panel per statute. Those drawn are summoned to appear January 28 at 1 30 p m.
School Report for No 8 Bear Grove Township
Report of No 8 Bear Grove Township for the school month ending January 22. Pupils not absent or tardy include Bertha Clements Edna Giles Lydia Myers Lena Giles Ethel Myers Maude Miller Edith Clements Alpha Kirkpatrick Della Miller Rob Miller Claude Clements Guy Diven Earl Miller George Sheets Martin Murphy Wilbur Diven Ray Smith Arthur Kirkpatrick Boyd Diven. Kate E Myers, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Grove Township
Bertha Clements
Edna Giles
Lydia Myers
Lena Giles
Ethel Myers
Maude Miller
Edith Clements
Alpha Kirkpatrick
Della Miller
Rob’ Miller
Claude Clements
Guy Diven
Earl Miller
George Sheets
Martin Murphy
Wilbur Diven
Ray Smith
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Boyd Diven
Kate E. Myers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Five Mile Grove
Wiota
Nodaway Valley
Gus Mott
Lee Pratl
Walnut
C. Huffstadt
Peter Herbert
W. W. Dunstan
Franklin
Ayer
College
G. Jones
Tommy Evans
Harry Finkbine
Mr. Snyder
Boston
Genevive Shuter
Dr. Hanchett
Council Bluffs
Macomber
E. A. Burton
Extra
al. Hutchins
West Fifth Street
W. C. Bryant
Ed Everly
Jack Farquhar
Hamburg
Chas. Clark
Chris Jensen
High Street
Shelby County
J. H. Wood
Wm. Kraemer
Burgess
Poplar Street
Seconnd
Rive
G. A. R. Hall
Sarah Brown
Exma Hutu
Rev. E. 8. Hill
J. M. Hill
A. M. Cadwallader
C. T. A. Society
C. L. Smith
Society For Fine Entertainments
Cass County Bank
P. ’. Stafford
Joel Perkins
J. B. Aldrich
Capt. Mullin
Supreme Court
Theo. G. Steinke
Union Pacific
Omana
St. Louis
General
Kansas Pacific
Topeka
Denver
Atlantic Cemetery Association
Manchester
Kansas City
Here
John S. Blair
New Jersey
National Woman’s Suffrage Society
Suenn B. Anthony
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Aia
Military and Naval Cadets
John H. Wood
Fifth Street
Postoffice Building
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