Local and Personal News Roundup Saturday
Miss Maude Potter visits Anita. Mrs. C. K. Hallock of Brayton in the city visiting Mrs. John Curry. Herbert Ayers returns from Omaha. Bundy family visits Mokena. City crews repairing street crossings. Postmaster Conerd and family back from the exposition. Pioneer sleeper car taken east on No 4. J. M. Green and child home from Avoca. Outing trip to Spirit Lake. Des Moines visitor Mrs. Young of Des Moines. Temporary judicial convention chair Tr. B. Swan named for Council Bluffs August 11. Various friends visiting between trains. Lathrop of Council Bluffs returns home. Ed Schrader and wife visiting J. W. Hutton. trip partly overland. Kittie Needles to Omaha for exposition. Misses Thomas and Belville leave for Des Moines. Nellie Kimball returns from Valley Junction. Walnut rain cloud burst observed nearby with heavy grain and corn damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Potter
Anita
C. K. Hallock
Brayton
John Curry
Herbert Ayers
Omaha
Fred Shearer
M.taylor
Union Township
Court House
Conerd
Geo. Powell
J. M. Green
Avoca
Smith Harlan
Fred Alexander
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Chas Young
Des Moines
Ira Needles
John Kirk
Omaha Exposition
Ed Shradar
Corning
Camp Merritt
San Francisco
Crain
Mother
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Col
Claude Williams
Cecil Zentmyer
Lewis
Dr. Hunt
Williams
Mae Baughman
Griswold
County Institute
Councy Bluffs
Agnes Hill
W. W. Smith
Kensington neighbors and travelers visit Massena area
Cal Miller of Kenosha visits Kenosha area on his way to Portland. News notes cover water works repairs, visits by W A Murry and Mrs Reed, Clara Carpenter’s departure, Presbyterian missionary gathering, and Mrs Ayres entertaining. Postmaster Bernhardt’s appointment bonds sent for approval as Dewey files receive a postal petition. Massena Echo reports Herman Murray’s Iowa unit camp notes and Masonic support. A household event honors Miss Edith Ward of Omaha with music, cards, and decor. An Ada Hart testimonial promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial for indigestion with Dr Kings New Discovery advertised nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Miller
Kenosha
Wis
Portland
Oregon
Alanson Miller
M. EB. Myers
W. A. Murry
Fairfield
KE Kk. Reed
Helen Reed
Clara Carpenter
Webster City
Ada Younglove
Omaha
P. Ayres
Miss Green
Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Society
The
Riner
Dewey
Posto
Adolph Bernhardt
Massena
Mt. Etna
Eastern Star
Futhermore
Star
Pauline Haller
Local notes from town with travel and shopping updates
Monday items report residents visiting relatives, trips to Omaha and Council Bluffs, and daily errands. Mentions include J W Gray, Mrs Hough, L A Coate, Judge Willard, W Fraser, W E Simpson, E Huchendorf, Miss Gingras, Bessie Knudsen, R H Shifflett, Mrs Lorenzen, J M Schenk, A M Petite, water rent reminder, camera ad, Fred Alexander, Mrs Walter Collins, Mrs B Forshay, L E Hollowell, L K E Hollowell, various travels to Omaha expositions, and local fishing at Botna. Also notes labor shortages for railroad work and ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fraser and Son
Walnut
W. E. Simpson
Marne
E. Huchendorf
Gingras
Bessie Knudsen
R. H. Shifflett
Mrs. Lorenzen and Son
Council Bluffs
Tin and Graniteware Sale in City Largest Line
Advertises the largest selection of tin and graniteware in the city with prices guaranteed.
Shaw Crombie gang builds north yard lumber shed
Shaw and Crombie employ a crew to erect a 175 foot long lumber shed on the north line of their yard, similar to a Chestnut street structure, promising ample roofed, first class timber upon completion. Edith Francis Hesselgrave to wed Frank Cady at her Springfield Missouri home on July 6. they plan residence in Chicago after July 16 at 2006 Wilcox Ave. Atlantic native Frank Cady praised as rising pharmacist and business man. Bell, a longtime Atlantic resident and pioneer Nebraska lawyer, died in Atlantic July 1, born 1840 in Belmont County Ohio. survived by wife Miss Belle Morrison and son Stacy M. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw & Crombie
Chestnut Street
Edith Francis Hesselgrave
Frank C. Cady
T. N. Hesselgrave
Springfield
Frank Cady
D. C. Cady
Cedar
Seventh Street
Atlantic
Chicago
Frank
Missouri
Wilcox Ave
N. H. Bell
Atlantic, Inn
Belmont County
Ohio
Martens Ferry
Lebanon
Richmound
Michigan University
Leroy J. Palmer
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Fremont
Neb
W.C. Ghost
Irenton
Henry County
Stacy M
Judge Bell
Nebraska
Fremont Tribune Remembers Court Pleadings and Local Kin
The court pleadings were many and faultless in diction, described in the Fremont Nebraska Tribune. Mr. Bell was a brother of Mrs. F W Montgomery and Mrs B E A Boughers and Mrs N B Middaugh, all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Neb
Tribune
Bell
F. W. Montgomery
BE. A. Boughers
N. B. Middaugh
City
Unanimity on suffrage questioned in Iowa column
A Dunlap Iowa reader under R L T Child argues against the demand for universal women’s suffrage requiring absolute agreement. He notes men differ and clergy influence is inconsistent, urging justice by ballot rights as with Negro rights, citing historical acts of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. T. Child
Dunlap
Iowa
Williams & Hunt dentists offer crown and bridge work
Williams and Hunt advertise dental services with emphasis on crown and bridge work. The copy claims Elixir Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for bodily malaise and liver issues, promising quick relief and a money back guarantee. It notes Vic Emmert & Co drug store stocks the product at 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Hunt
Wil
Vic Emmert & Co's
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Portant
Tom
Gonrad Shoe Store
Frank Bundy
Mokena, Nl
Tr. B. Swan
Ed Schrader
J. W. Hutton
Kittie Needles
Will Vist
Mrs. Norton
Weeping Water
Thomas
Belville
Nellie Kimball
Valley Junction
Charlie
Chas
Fred Alexander’s
Bawa Party
Levi Spangler
Edith Ward
Ada. Hart
Groton
S. D
Vic Emmert & Co
J. W. Gray
Casey
Mrs. L. R. Hough
L. A. Coate
Judge Willard
J.M. Schenk
A. M. Petite
McConvill
C .M. Bronson
Caroline Brown
Theo
F. Myers
Audubon
Peter F. Howell
B. Forshay
E. Hachendorf
L. KE. Hollowell
Son Bennett
Walter Collins
New Sharon
RB. S. Harris
Edna
Phillips
J. M. Harvey
Diagonal
J. H. Hicks
A. M. Nipper
Jim Collins
St. Louis
Salvation Army
Dehodament
D.C
Hood
ODD Fellows Building
Atlantic, Iowa
Boy’s
Children’s Shoes
A. G. Beech
Cady Hessellgrave
Grocery Department
Madras
G. Steinke
Eclipse
Tom W. Winder
United States
Eggers Bros. Agts
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