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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1899

Page

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Winder Discharged in Demoss Concert Case at Knoxville

The State case against Winder, charged by his father in law L H Griffith with threats to take his life, was dismissed by Justice Wallace for lack of evidence. Winder and wife plan to reconcile, and Mrs Winder's divorce petition will be withdrawn. A separate suit for $10,000 damages for slander may proceed against Griffith. The McConnel case was argued, with Judge Willard presiding. A critical review condemns the DeMoss Lyric Bards of America concert as musically poor and theatrically weak, noting the performers’ flaws and poor audience satisfaction. A piece on flexible pens endorses Spencerian Vertical Pens No 87, with samples offered by Spencerian Pen Co. at 450 Broome St, NY. Knoxville June 27 Special reports a 250-person reception for Mr and Mrs T G Gilson celebrating their 25th anniversary, following their 1874 marriage.

Winder L. H. Griffith Wallace Griffith District Court State Lyric Bards of America DeMoss Henry DeMoss Spencerian Pen Co Broome St New York City D. R. Ballard Misa Woodward Telegraph de Moss Telegrape Iowa Atlantic A. Shuter

Local and Personal Notes from the City Visit

Geo Whitmore of Anita visits the city while J B Rockafeillow goes to Council Bluffs on business. A C Tilton Fred Moon drive from Maine. Griswold residents A E Gamble Frank Scherdin in the city on business. The Green Bay Lumber Co installs new scales. Mrs Anna Dacken leaves for Fenton Iowa. Newton Culver travels to Missouri Valley for summer. Miss Salome Brandt returns from Omaha to reside here. Fred Alexander sells cameras and window shading. Ed Low returns to Anita. Mrs T P Bruington heads to Cripple Creek. Silas Wilson Nursery moves office. Timbers and tie plates work at freight house. County boarders mow jail yard. ant hill fought with hot water. Bond issue involving Peter Fleming case observed. Simpson College concert course third number at Germanian. Tansey Butterfield Horner praised.

Geo Whitmore Anita J. B. Rockafeillow Council Bluffs A.C. Tilton Fred Moon Maine A. E. Gamble Griswold Fred Alexander W. E. Simpson Anna Dacken Fenton Newton Culver Missouri Valley Salome Brandt Omaha Eastman Simpson College Miss Tansey Miss Butterfield Horner Carrell Archie Dean Carrol

Bruined Heirs and De Moss Lyric Bards Debate Atlantic Critique

A Letter to the Telegraph defends the De Moss Lyric Bards from Atlantic criticism, arguing the church concert was well received locally and that reviewers biased by venue choices misjudge the performers. The piece cites audience satisfaction and contrasts church and opera house settings, asserting fair treatment of the troupe.

Heirs Seek Special Administrator in Ballard Trust Action

Lulu Randall and heirs of Sarah A Ballard sue in Council Bluffs district court to appoint Frank K Robinson as special administrator. They aim to challenge a December 1907 trust deed transferring 20000 to W H M Pusey as trustee for O R Ballard with income for O RK Ballard and heirs after death. Judge Smith names Robinson with power to sue, expenses not charged to the estate.

Lulu Randall Sarah A. Ballard Council Bluffs Frank K. Robinson W. H. M. Pusey O. BR. Builard Virgina Robinson Pusey O RK. Ballard

Baptist Young People Union Convention Summary

Baptist Young People union announces a gathering of the youth alumni and leaders to discuss mission work, fellowship, and organizational goals for the coming year. Delegates from affiliated societies will participate in workshops and reports.

Baptist Young People, Hhe Geniatoual Convention of the Baptist Young Young Peuples' Union of

Miss Woodward Hosts Farewell Party for Miss Morris

Miss Woodward entertained at her home on West Sixth Street last evening in honor of Miss Makepeace Morris who leaves today for a summer in Salt Lake City. Guests enjoyed games and dancing, light refreshments, and bid Miss Morris farewell as a pleasant evening ended.

Mabel Woodward Weat Sixth Street Makepeace Morris Salt Lake City Misa Morris Miss Makepeace Morris

Mead and Abbott Wed in Quiet East Fifth Street Ceremony

Ben S Mead and Verna M Abbott were married Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home on East Fifth Street by Rev E E B Reed. The wedding was a quiet affair limited to immediate relatives and friends extend their best wishes to the couple.

Ben S. Mead Verna M. Abbott East Fifth Street E. E B. Reed

Entertaining and visiting residents noted in cityscribe

Thursday reports list Ernest Fisher and others visiting Stuart and city residents traveling to Des Moines, Kansas City, and Colorado. Local social calls include Mrs. Virginia Cuykendall and Mrs. E. Young, with planning for Crystal Lake outings and a shuttle carpet sighting on Walnut Street.

George Whitehead Oakland Dave Fudge Maine R. B. Mason Red Oak George C. Jewel Lewis O. B. Train Audubon Shifflett Chestnut Street Virginia Cuykendall J. A. Campbell New Mill Slaviter Lia ‘Volu Neb E. Young Kansas City Pittsburg Kansas H. E. Wormley Des Moines Humphrey Extra Semmes

Local notes from Atlantic and vicinity widen scope of flyers and visits

Recruits from New York head west to California then the Philippines as illness weakens regiments. Miss Makepeace prepares Salt Lake City trip. Congregational Sunday school picnic at A. N. Gaylord's. weather caused postponement. Various residents travel, visit, or relocate including Kedron Commandery events, university officials, mail from 1898, and new business moves. News covers photography shop ties, Red Cross honors, and local civic improvements.

Congregational Sunday School A. N. Gaylord L. R Pinnell Omaha Red Cross Otta Ronna Walnut Kedron Knights Templars Kedron Commandery Lewis and Griswold McLean University of Iowa University of Nebraska Iowa City Chase Block Europe Atlantic Pioneer Clothier Pioneer Iowa

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Inder Phe Demoss PoeMesa Concert Company Knoxville I’. G. Gilson Opera House E.G. Gilson Hattie Porterfield Gilson Maude Blanche Dr. Daly Nab Geo. Mosier Aujantic Frank Scherdin Avaning The Green Bay Lumber Co Raymond Delesco Davenport Mary Shaw Poplar Street Claud Cappellar Clarence Brown Indianola Nora Barker Tama, Neb Ed Bennett Court House Angie Fishback Malvern Elliott Park Hotel Ed Low T. P. Bruington Cripple Creek Colo F. W. Bruington Silas Wilson Fifth Street Chestnut Mr. Wilson Fifth and Maple Racer EK. Corey Hickory Street Ralph Warner Peter Fleming Fleming Rh. J. Lavery D. A. Shuter Entertainment Fine Atlantic Association Baptist Dale Gates W. H. Low South Linn Street Wakeham Campbell Mussena Ballard Helra Woodward Ernest Fisher Stuart P. K. O'Connell W. H. Parker Nevada E. A. King C. A. Meredith Corydon Ralph Johnson Rev. Johnson WayWnd Academy Beaver Dam Wis J. F. Dow E. A. Shaw J. J. Gilespie Colorado Points Denver Pueblo Frank Ruth Stoneroad Mra J. H. Wallace Bear Grove Walent Atlantic National Bank A. Mowalw Ives A. McWaid C. L. Brown J. L. Henderson Frea R. Hannan Chas. R. Hunt T. G. Turner Chas. Block L. W. Niles Ass't H. L. Henderson United States Canada New York California Philippines Dr. Stults Wiota Thomas Meredith Ed Wheeler A. H. Edwards J.C. Bryant Masury F. T Jenkins Brayton Guy Anderson Green Bay George Slaughter Alice H. Proctor Infirmary of Osteopathy Kirksville J. B. Rockafellow Weber P. E. O. Society Fred Alexander’s L. T. Spangler Sam Hoffman J. B. Jones Turngxam John Eggers Chicago Eastern Star Lodge Shoudy Bros Third Street D. S. Schuyler A. S. Kelly Iowa Telephone Company Manning L. L. DeLano Albuquerque N. M City Will Langdon Crystal Lake Winterset Frank M Nebe Moville Kirkeville Congregational Church Fannie Block East Fifth Poteas W. F. Graham Shaw Crombie
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