Eastern Stars Meet in Pleasant Atlantic Chapter Event
Golden Rule Chapter No 194 of the Eastern Star held a well received meeting with Grand Deputy Mrs Elia L Houghton of Red Oak inspecting the lodge Three candidates were initiated by officers and presented with the order's secrets The banquet followed with about ninety covers and guest attendees from Violet Burling Griswold Anita Elmwood and Atlantic areas The event wrapped with a social evening and notable guest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Elia L. Houghton
Red Oak
J. L. Winne
T. W. Brown
Fred Dawson
L. E. Hollowell
W. M
E. M. Willard
W. P
C. R. Graham
A. M
Addie Case
Con
W. M. Myers
A. C
Ray
C. W. Potter
R. H. Shifkett
Treas
E. M
Golden Rule
Mabel
Eva Jones
Bertha Johnson
Order
Atlantic Chapter
M. J. Davis
J. C. Bohting
W. B. Davis
Peter Hopley
L. C. Temple
Margaret Hopley
Eda Hopley
Ruluh Morgan
Alice McCarthy
Annie Albright
W. H. Pierce
John Weaver
E. 8. Phillips
H. D. Sheets
A. L. Alexander
Ella Roberts
America
A. D
Griswold
B. D. Forshay
Columbia
Anita
C. T., Campbell
Elmwood
Neb
Ida Seems
Silver Star
Wm. Lyman
Avna O. Temple
M. E. Alverson
Atlantic boys climb Pike's Peak in tough ascent
Thomas I Whitney details a strenuous ascent by a group including Frank Bailey and Fred Reinig, with an old man and his son falling behind. As weather worsens to snow and sleet, the party pushes on to the peak then descends, finally reaching the bottom near 1 a m. Soldiers pass through en route to San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Thomas I. Whitney
Pike's Peak
Atlantic Boys
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Forsbay
Surn
Fred Reinig
Lewis
Lorimer
Local and Personal News from the City
A stream of short notices lists residents traveling visiting and returning from nearby towns. Names include A T Marvin, A Block, N R Rezner, S B Winchell, J M Wilwerding, C H Sauer, C W Needles, T F Musson, J H Mosier, E S Phillips, M G Weaver, and others. Local ads promote Ramblers bicycles, a for sale property, a warranted camera, and hardware fittings. A youth baseball game report notes Atlantic juveniles losing 10 to 15 at Griswold with a narrow, late rally. Griswold used first-nine players plus an Elliott player, while the local team is a pure boys squad led by Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Griswold
Franklin
Elliott
Atlantic Triumph Over Harlan In Ragged 26–10 Ballgame
Atlantic defeated Harlan 26 to 10 in a sloppy afternoon contest marked by numerous errors and a fielding struggle. Lawler starred for Atlantic with six assists, four hits, and four strikeouts while holding Harlan to nine hits. base running by Atlantic was noted as the weakest element. The game featured strong Atlantic batting and shaky infield play with many misplays and errant judgments throughout the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Harlan
Lawler
George Bruington
Awozz Te
Divorce Petition Filed in Pleasant Township
An additional divorce suit was filed this morning in the clerk of courts. Brittie Mackrill seeks separation from W. Mackrill citing habitual drunkenness cruelty and insults since their January 18 1804 marriage. She requests $1300 alimony or the 40 acre farm in settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Township
Brittie Mackrill
Mackrill
Atlantic In Omaha Exposition Ties Local Citizens
A resident of Atlantic returning from Omaha reports on former Atlantic residents now thriving there. Harry Martin holds a good post in the Exposition Gallery on south 16th Street and enjoys city life. Henry Sauer has a top position with Armour & Co, overseeing the large storage plant on 12th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Omaha
Harry Martin
Exposition
South 16 Th Street
Henry Sauer
Armour & Co
12Th. Street
Local residents mingle in city scenes and visits
Friday notes show F. J. Macomber from Lewis, Milt Smith to Shelby, and Minnie Smith visiting Annte. Fred Alexander advertises parlor papers and paints while Edgar Schofield from Griswold and John Berry from Maine drop by. Many others travel to nearby towns, attend weddings, visit relatives, and gather for church and social events amid a flurry of small town commerce and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
Local residents in the city during visits and travel
Audubon resident L Rippy was in the city with Rev D C Jewell of Lewis and L H Griffith of Anita visiting yesterday and today. E C Thompson of Walnut came on business. Mrs John Bates from Lewis visited friends. William Funk and R W Watterman of Griswold were in town. Mrs G M Younglove returned home after extended visits in northern and eastern parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
Rhoda
Vinnie
Grace Lyman
Mr. Sands
Sarah
L. W. Niles
Atlantic National Bank
Lumbermens Insurance Company
Hiram Blake
Minnie
Massena
James Dallas
Carr Hartshorn
Anita
Charlie Blake
Tommy Meredith
Lewis
Council Bluffs
Lafe Simpson
Brayton
Fin
L. Rippy
Audubon
Rev
D. C. Jewell
L. H. Griffith
E. C. Thompson
Walnut
John Bates
William O. Funk
R. W. Watterman
Griswold
Henry Neimeyer
Nice
Hastings
Neb
H. B. Newcomb
Otis Harpenberg
Ernest Cotton
Moses Brinkerhoff
Atlantic News Notes and Local Society Updates
A long list of Atlantic area social visits and comings and goings. Griswold, Hastings, Anita, Manning, Council Bluffs residents appear among visitors, with marriages, travel to Minneapolis and Lincoln mentioned. Also notes on a school board meeting, a G A R reunion plan, and minor local incidents including a barnyard injury and a surrey wheel mishap. A divorce petition by Viola Small against Coleman Small is filed with claims of desertion and cruelty.
Moreland Reinstated to Postal Service
Word reaches city that A. L. Moreland has been reinstated to his former postal position following a Civil Service Commission investigation. John R. Procter confirms the commission’s report that reinstatement will take effect July 1, 1899, though local post office officials have not yet heard formal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Moreland
Postal Service
John R. Procter
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Moreland
Post Office Department
Post Office
Civil Service Commission
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Philippines
Lattle
South
Pueblo
Cole
Denver and
Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Odd Fellows Hall
Lottie+ Tillotson
Chicago
Denver
Wiota
Maine
Miss Hutton
Prof. Moore
San
A.T. Marvin
Shelby
A. Block
N.R. Rezner
E. S. Phillips
M. G. Weaver
Fred Alexander’s
Court House
Geo. Riggs
J. C. Bradbury
Oliver Mills
Eastman
H. S. Frink
Des Moines
S. G. Hunter
Geo. E. Pennell
Iva Pennell
Porterfield
Spirit Lake
Cass
Lee
Prary
Bain
Atlantic Iron Works
Brittle Mackrill
Wer
Plessant Township
Atlantic, Harlan
F. J. Macomber
Milt Smith
Minnie Smith
Annte
H.R. Prather
George Henshaw
Willis Laird
Newton
Henry Morton
Griswod
Owas
F. H. Crombie
Davenport
Cloquet
Minn
John Curry
Masury & Son
Harry V. Clark
Amanda Neimeyer
Wells
Katherine Parham
Blissfield
Mich
Chas, Faulkner
Hattie Jenkins
A. Weaver
Cumberland
Jimmie Lockus
John Guttenfeldter
Shelby County
H. J. Johnson
Conny
Hickory Street
Hattie Neff
Lee Neff
Scranton
Lon Highly
Marshalltown
Satchett
Sibbath
Iowa
A. McWald
C. L. Brown
Hannan
Chas.r. Hunt
Chas. Block
T.G. Turner
G . L. Henderson
L. Henderson
T. G. Turner
United States
Canada
Fred Palmer
Will Bailey
Jack Delano
Allen
Ohio
W. Krafft
Lyman
D. S. Crain
E. F. Jones
Ouse
Clemie Armstrong
Totten
Arthur Lafler
Manning
W. M. Lynch
Anna Sandborn
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Lon Upton
Silas Wilson Nurseries
Council Biuita
Wilcox Nurseries
J. A. Smith
Lincoln
Gail Hanill
Ins. Co
Fuure
George Tripp
Turner
Wiots
John Blake
Macomber
Fourth and Locust Street
Hanson & Co
G. A. R. Post
Cass County
W. A. McWard
Chestnut Street
Surrey
Burr
Clarence Hedges
Florence Skiles
Hattie Ferrier
J. M. Emmert
Viola Small
Coleman Small
L. Moreland
Shaw & Grombire
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