Grove Notes on Haying and Local Visits
A Grove item list records H A Everitt putting up hay for Mr. Smith and George Tepfer visiting with his people. Wm Everitt hauled lumber. Leslie Gingery works for Wm Lamb. Rev Chambers of Wiots visited. Emigh family from the city visited over Sunday. Bert Butler and Dick Odem attended church. Dr E J Everitt and wife from Stuart visited. doctor returned Friday. Della Jamb and Fine Everitt went to Omaha Sunday evening to meet Emmet Everitt for a Colorado trip. Grandma Alban ill. Mrs Crist Ableman somewhat better after a carbolic acid incident. Charles Sunderman's boy improving. Wm Kuester hauled lumber for a hay shed. haymaking begun. weather needed. Henry Kuester and daughter Clara went to Papillion. Clara to stay with sister Mrs Gee Zimmerman. Joseph Eshelman contemplates retiring from farming. Rev H L Luckensymer preached at Metzger appointment. Iowa conference yet to fill appointment. Griswold and Park Corner played baseball. winner unknown. Dr Pipher of Griswold attended services at Center church and visited Weaver family. hopes for continued good visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. AH. Everitt
Alban
Crist Ableman
Charles Sunderman
Kuester
Henry Kuester
Clara
Papillion
Neb
Pipher
Griswold
Center Church
L. J. Weaver
Cumberland notes on Fourth visits and local gossip
Geo Shultz toured Des Moines on the Fourth while many residents and visitors from nearby towns spent the holiday in Cum berland and surrounding areas. The piece lists visits, arrivals, and small events, mentioning marriages, resignations, shop moves, and storm damage with brief local context and well wishes for newlyweds.
Anita and area visitors mingle in Adair last week notes
Local items report Miss Lulu Slater and Miss Bulah Slater visiting Adair, Miss Hansena Hansen visiting At Imotic, and Mine Etta Jacobson returning home. Several residents visited relatives, Fourth of July spent at Atlantic, and a social at the C. home for Chas Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
Bulah Slater
Adair
Hansena Hansen
Imotic
Etta Jacobson
Ella Wilson
Chas
Faulkner
Eva
Ada
Jenette Lattig
Cyrus
Anita
Atlantic
Carl Robinson
Grandpa
Grandma
Rosa Haist
Miss Tompoon
Newton
Henry McDermott
Local and Personal News From Atlantic and Nearby
Tuesday reports show Frank Conrad visiting Stuart and multiple residents making business trips to Griswold Oakland and Council Bluffs. Shippers note Southwick Bros sent three cattle cars to Chicago. Picnics and visits appear as Miss McWard and Miss Jones travel to Dexter while diverse locals journey to Des Moines Omaha and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harris
Omaha
Southwick Bros
Chicago
T.G. Turner
Council Bluffs
W. T. Handford
Griswold
Ed Low
Anita
Mitten
Audubon
Botna Medical Association to Meet in City Next Thursday
The Botna Medical Association will meet in this city next Thursday at tow ndlock in Odd Fellows Hall and will be open to everyone who wishes to attend. Last night Dr. F. W. Porterfield accompanied by a nurse took Mr. Fink bine home in Des Moines. A. M. Duval and Ben A. Wood went to Wiota this afternoon. Chey will take four car loads of sheep from there to South Omaha for several days in Omaha visiting the exposition. Old Mr. Stypes of Grant is 79 and has raised ninety Yorkshire pigs, rising at 4 a.m. to tend them. last Saturday he raked hay. Joby White of Grant brought in twelve potatoes from one hill weighing six pounds. Misses Delphia and Blanche Hu of Massena were in town then left for Richmond, Virginia to attend the Baptist Young People’s Union convention. There is a request for fine spring chickens in Cass and adjoining counties for Lee’s Hotel and Lunch Room. The Junior League of the M. E. Church will hold a lawn social at the home of Wm. Crisman Friday, July 14, from 4 to 9. ice cream and cake 10c. A meeting of the Cass County Equal Suffrage Association is set for Thursday, July 13, at 3 p.m. By order of the president Mrs Frances Bell, followed by Atlantic Political Equality Club. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bailey departed for an extended east trip via Chicago, Salem, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, then Atlantic City to enjoy sea air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Shultz
Des Moines
Walter Benson
Massens
Will Bond
Gus Seaman
South Dakota
Lew Strong
Bridgewater
Frank Downey Iere
Chas. Ann
Creston
Anna Fitch
Orient
T. W. Brown
Atlantic
Our City
Mr. Benson
Moravia
H. Pugh
Mias-Ada Flint
Art Bowlin
Griswold
James Loudoun
Mra Roy Liston
Rev. Jones
Church of Christ
Col. Harper
Massena
Cumberland
Abe Ash
Louisa Yount
Indiana
Geo. Hopkin
A Wother
Fairfield
John Reppert
Charles
Burlington
Hootier
E. A. Jones
Fullerton Lumber Co
Mabel Boyd
Chas. Evans
W. L. Edwards
Katie Speran
Omaha
Shultz & Co
Penett
Casey
Emig
Grimes
Mansena
Wallace Hodge
Wyoming
Bia
Corry
A. M. Duval
Ben A. Wood
Wiota
Chey
South Omaha
Joby White
Grant
Mr. White
Iowa
Delphia
Blanche Hu
Richmond
The
Baptist Young Peopl's Union
Cass
Lee
M. E.iehurch
Wm. Crisman
Uhir
Locust
Cays County
R. H. Bailey
East
Chicago
the Waat
Salem
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N. J
Pwo
California
Chile Concarne
Kalakaua
Iiilo
Kilauea
Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii
Kanaka
Maui
Volcano House
Cayuses
Half Way
Mily Road
Greece
Dave Kalakana
Washington Post
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by C. E. Myers
C E Myers filed a bankruptcy petition before Referee Rockafellow with a liabilities schedule totaling 16 032 23. Taxes due 854 39 secured claims 10 750 00 unsecured 5 227 84. Assets include household goods 165, books 1000, other personal 25, stocks 8 000 00, insurance 400, exempt 190, total 89 790 00. Largest asset 400 shares of Honduras Improvement and Transportation stock, held by creditors as collateral, valued 8 000 00. Liabilities arise from grain merchants, farmers on open grain accounts, bank loans, and merchants. most assets are secured, leaving little for unsecured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Myers
Rockafellow
Honduras, Improvement and ‘Transportation Company
Chicago
Woman declared insane amid devil delusions in Cumberland visit
City Marshal Hunt and CG Moon tain escorted Mrs. Kate Baine to Cumberland for examination by the insane commissioners. She has long suffered mental illness and believes her family sold to the devil. Adjudged insane, she was to be sent to Clarinda after a dramatic jail entry and wandering chorus. Grain-O advertised to replace coffee for nourishment and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Cumberland
CG. W. Mountain
Kate B. Baine
Board of Insane Commissioners
Clarinda
Clorinda
The Kalakaua 35 Mile Mountain Run Legend
A Hawaiian tale recalls Kalakaua wagering on a Kanaka runner to beat horses from Hilo to the crater at Kilauea. The man in a loincloth endured 35 miles over rough road, finishing in about four hours, outpacing the horses and earning mock fame among white courtiers.
Rebekah Entertainment Promises Eloquence and Music
Mrs. Lottie Tillotson, famed elocutionist, will perform at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening July 18 under Rebekahs sponsorship. A fine musical program accompanies the event with admission 15 cents and children 10 cents. J. O. Beaver, ex Knoxville Express, buys interest in Atlantic Messenger and joins as printer in charge of mechanical and business departments. Mr. Boys oversees editorial and news. ToneGram extends a hearty welcome to Mr. Reaver in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Lottie Tillotson
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekahs
J. O. Beaver
Knoxville Express
Atlantic Messenger
Mr. Reaver
Boys
The Chicago Girl's Travels in Her Albums and Photographs
A lively feature on the Chicago girl who collects self pictures as a traveling autobiography. It explains rules for a personal gallery, each photo tagged with town, artist, and date, plus margin notes for notable incidents. Maryland superstitions warn of witches at crossroads and riverside protections against the nightly prowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Niagara
Chicago Times-Herald
Pardoning Gilcoin Provokes Iowa Officials and Rand Details
Governor Shaw is flooded with protests from Webster City locals over the pardon of S. C. Gilcoin, the Blairsburg bank robber, now en route to Sweden. Iowa officials prefer his removal abroad to continued confinement. In Des Moines, Gowrie and Northwestern Railway Co files to extend Rock Island lines from Gowrie Junction toward Dakota and Minnesota with $1,000,000 capital. construction starts soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilcoln
Des Mores
Shaw
Webster City
S. C. Gilcoin
Blairsburg
Gilcoin
Atlantic
Sweden
Towa
Yowsa
Dakota
Gowrie and Northwestern Railway Company
Rock Island
Gowrie Junction
Minnesota
Dissolution Notice of Silas Wilson Company
A dissolution resolution passed at a June 26 1899 stockholders meeting in Atlantic Iowa by mutual consent of all voting stockholders. Signatories include Silas Wilson J A McWaw F H Cromate CiAmel Brock J W Cu ykendall Rona Wilson Alfred Wilson and the guardian Sias Wilson for William A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Silas Wilson Company
Silas Wilson
J. A. McWaw
F. H. Cromate
CiAmel Brock
Conveyances recorded in Atlantic and Griswold areas
July conveyances list multiple WD deeds including Ewer Crook to John Rush lot 17 block 1a Griswold for 300 dollars and H W Clovis to Oliva Clovis lot 7 block 19 Griswold for 500 dollars, with other transfers in Wiota Atlantic and nearby tracts totaling varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie L. Wiseler
Atlantic
Crook
John W Rush
Griswold
Clovis
Oliva
Nichols Et Ax
Ernest M Bourne
Co Surveyor
Mosesna
Aly
Maggie P Jensen
Joan Bannick
Wilder
Serradab J Schmidt
Atlantis
W Blakesley
Samuel Moore
Markets in Cuicano Illinois Hog Receipts and Cattle Mixed Prices
Hog receipts 23000 with tomorrow expected 33000. Mixed hog sale totals 39574.15 with good heavy $4.00 to $4.15 and rough heavy $3.85 to $4.05. Night report 63.95 to 4.12. Cattle receipts 2500 with steady market at 4805.90. Also includes a testimonial from Ada Ke Hayt of Groton South Dakota praising New Discovery for consumption and cold remedies with trial bottles offered at Vic Emmart & Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada KE
Hayt
Groton
Yue
Sam
Vic Emmart & Co
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GROVE
Lyman
Madge Worthing
Mattie Baker
Mr. Northup
Ferry Northup
Blanch Heath
Frank Conrad
Stuart
William Fox
R. R. Ball
Viota
M. E. Quint
Carson
Avoca
J. H. Wood
D. Brown
Dr. J. Nichols
Wiote
J. W. Gillett
George C. Brandt
Jens J. Sinn
Walnut
Myrla McWard
Leila Jones
Dexter
Marie Kincaid
Geneva Kincaid
Oakland
F. B. Davis
B. H. Wilkens
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Lewis
Peter Eggers
William Niemann
Eggers Bros
Porterfield
E. A. Milner
Sac City
J. G. Whitney
A. M. Benson
Colorado
E C. Rohn
Western Union Telegraph Company
Botna Medical Association
Towndlock
Odd Fellows
F. W. Porterfield
Mr. Finkbine
Mr. Stypes
Yorkshire
Akanaka
Atchison Globe
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Fluah
North American
Cuicano, Ill
Montague & Co
L. T. Spangler
Close
Jose
Anes
Atlantic Lowa
OKAIN
Barney
Notapisis Hutier
W. E. Simpson
R. S. Fudge, Cashie
Exchange Bank
I0wa
J. C. Wilken
Walnut Street
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