Local and Personal News Roundup Saturday
Dr Emmert traveled to Hancock last evening. Mrs B C Hart returned home. J B Rockafellow went to Des Moines this morning. Prof Beedle of Lewis visited. Miss Rose Henderson went to Anita to visit relatives. Retta Lighter of Anita visits Mrs Worth on Locust street. Fritz Saemisch of Noble township stopped by the Telegraph office. Atlantic Drum corps headed to Avoca to help celebrate. Agent Berry and daughter of Brayton went east to visit Michigan. Jennie Shaw went to Perry to visit her sister nearby. Jennie Lyman and cousin Mattie left for Hancock to visit friends. Mrs Arthur Walker improving. her mother Mrs Edmundson of Chicago with her. Mrs H McKay and son George went to Guthrie Center. G E Pruitt attended the wedding of Hugh Carter and Maude Royce at Harlan. Edith Ward of Omaha visiting with her uncle in Spangler. Pearl Peters, formerly of Lewis, in the city visiting cousin Hebing. Mrs A M Hough of Hancock visited daughter Mrs A J Burton. Harry K Myers of Omaha visiting parents in Bear Grove through July 4. Mrs Byers visiting friends in Adair, to return to Aden next week. George Peterson proudly states a boy born Friday weighing eight pounds. The Extra Journal notes the first boy born in Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Emmert
Hancock
J. B.rockafellow
Des Moines
Prof. Beedle
Lewis
Rose Henderson
Anita
Agent Berry
Brayton
Points
Michigan
Jennnie Shaw
Perry
Jennie Lyman
Mattie
Arthur Walker
Edmundson
Chicago
H. McKay
George
Guthrie Center
G.E. Pruitt
Hugh E. Carter
Pearl Peters
Miss Hebing
Mra. A. M. Hough
A. J. Burton
Harry K. Myers
Omaha
Bear Grove
Dr. Rishel
Minneapolis Singers
W. B. Rishel
Valarde
New Mexico
Arthur
Christian Rudig
Rishel brothers visit as workers, singers journey home
Dr Rishel of Lewis and W B Rishel of Varal de New Mexico arrived after a visit with relatives in Audubon County. A Minneapolis singing group traveled home from the exposition aboard No 6 section one, a merry crowd.
D Hart Matter Explained in Atlantic Illinois 1898
Reprint analyzes a public board action crediting court costs charged by M D Hart. It clarifies the board’s unanimous resolution, the bond situation, and the aim to satisfy legal obligations without shielding Hart. Local notes mention Edith Haver’s return, visitors, an ice wagon wreck, and July 4 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hart
Atlantic
Eprron Telegraph
Gardner
Board of Supervisors
M. D. Hart
Hart
Mr. Gardner
Cass County
Tin and Graniteware in City’s Largest Line
Ad touts the largest assortment of tin and graniteware in the city with prices guaranteed.
Union Lecture course seeks top talent for 1898-9 season
The program committee plans a premier Union Lecture course for 1898-9. Possible performers include Bob Burdette Bishop Fowler Rev N D Hillis Mozart Symphony club of New York Sherwood Quartette and Lyric Ladies of Chicago. An announcement is expected soon. Frank Hansen and wife left their three year old Jessie indoors. He woke, climbed to a chair, lit matches and his clothes caught fire severely burning him. He remains alive but in need of nursing. Claud Swelley’s firecracker mishap burned his right cheek and damaged his eye though doctors hope the eye may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progam
Union
Bob Burdette
Bishop Fowler
N.D. Hillis
Mozart Symphony Club
New York
Sherwood Quartette and
Lyric Ladies
Chicago
Frank Hansen
Jessie
Doora
Claud Swelley
A Trip to the Exposition at Omaha
Readers are advised on what to expect at the Omaha Exposition. The grounds look well kept, the white city around the lagoon appears dazzling and clean. The government, agricultural and manufactures buildings offer extensive exhibits worth longer viewing and study for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Scenic grounds and exhibits praised with attractions and guards
The description covers the machinery and electricity hall mining displays liberal arts and fine arts sections. It notes north-side exhibits including transportation, agricultural implements, railways, fences, apiary, dairy and poultry. A Midway features Hardenback’s animal show and Wild West show among attractions, with state buildings and horticulture to the north. Guards led by Mr. Llewellyn provide information. night lighting makes the grounds especially grand. A separate report notes a fire aboard the Spanish steamer Alfonso XIII at Porto Rico, causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Arts
Hardenback
Miles to Go to Santiago from Washington
War department indicates General Miles likely to move to Santiago within a week with the exact date unsettled. Navy bulletin reports Yale arrived at Baiquiri and landed troops after discharging them from the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Quba
Washington
War Department
Santiago
Yale
Navy Department Today
Sampson
Baiquiri Yeater
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Conrad Shoe Store
Iowa
Retta Lighter
Mrs. Worth
Locuat Street
Noble Township
Txl“Grapa
Atlantic Drum Corps
Avoca
Edith Ward
Spangler
George Peterson
Hamlin
Extra Journal
Western
Chas. Blidick
Fred Alexander’s
A.M. Petite
Ft. Sheridan
Will Frost
Carrie Stafford
Council Bluffs School
Washington, D. C
Audubon County Journal
Hawkeye
H. J. Cavenaugh
B. N. Reynolds
C. P. D. D. Hunt
W. Bert Flagg
H. P. B. E. Harkens
J. R. Abe Block
R. Scribe
I. R. Ours
W. George Riggs
Micheal Curtain
Vic Emmert & Co
Atlantic All Right
Atlantic Post Office
Commercial Bank
Edith Haver
Anna
Erwin Schenk
Iowa City
J. M. Schenk
John Anderson
Pean Bluns
Charles and
Henry Kuester
Yesdee
Voca
C. B. Harris
Park Hotel
Cuykendall & Co
Eighth Street
Commerce Street
Linn
Alice Michael
Walter
Ottomwa
Fritz
Chestnut Street
Michael
Pymo 3A
Hood
H. G. Curtis
Fontanelle
H. M. Boorman
Casey
Place
AEA
ODD Fellows Building
Tlantic, Iowa
Ika
Boy’s
Groc Goods
Org Department
Sodp
Sky Rockets
Cam
A.G. Beech Proprietor
Twa
Cania
Porto Rico
Foley
Porterfield & Campbell
Physicians and Surgeons
Setterfield
Pee
Ninth End
C.L. Campbell
Theo
Steinke
Eclipse
W. Winder
United States
Eggers Bros. Agts
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