Local and Personal News From Atlantic Area
Elder D. C. Franklin travels to Audubon and Mrs. Silas Wilson goes to Omaha while many residents visit relatives. House furnishings at Farmer's Home auctioned. Miss Lackey to visit Washington. Numerous short trips, visits, and comings go through Atlantic with church, school, and social events noted alongside local business and transport updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Franklin
Audubon
Silas Wilson
Omaha
Miss Lackey
Washington
Geo. Moore
Wim. Sperow
Cumberland
Mrs. Campbell
Anita
Moses McKeen
Tama County
One Minute Cough Cure brings relief in local note
A column of small town items mentions Vic Emmert praising One Minute Cough Cure, a climbing rose at Ninth and Mulberry, and updates on Wm. Sawyer’s return home after illness. It notes baby A. L. Dunn Jr. death and funeral, a lime tip for cellars, Pat Sullivan’s escape attempt, M. C. Cardio and companions visiting St. Louis, and upcoming W C T U Iowa district convention in Red Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Emmert
Ninth
Mulberry
Wm. Sawyer
Stuart
Baby A. L.dunn Jr
A. L
Caroline H. Dunn
M. C. Cardio
St. Louis
Chas. Fero
Wm. Wert
W. C. T. U. of Iowa
Red Oak
M. E. Crandall
Iowa
Laura J. MacBride
Council Bluffs
Community thanks for Children’s Day at Gold Hill M E Church
Expressions of gratitude extend to friends from Wiota Atlantic and Bethel for aiding the Children's Day exercises at Gold Hill M E Sunday School on June. From Atlantic, Miss Mary Egan Iva Pennell Clara Wakefield and Emma Saylor assisted. Wiota Sunday school participants noted. The program pleased the congregation and the church was well decorated. Mrs Josephine Lanza’s friends visited on the 14th to celebrate her 23rd birthday. At 5 pm a table of fruits drinks and Italian hospitality followed a fine meal hosted by Mr and Mrs Lanza with guests including Mr and Mrs P F O’Connell Mr and Mrs B Boyle Mrs Alex Stuart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rowley
Wiota
Atlantic
Charlie Brown
Iowa City
H. A. Dicker
Omaha
J. W. Cuykendall
Roland Felt
Ray Cannon
Anita
E. H. Eastman
Council Blufts
Sandford
Hunter
Des Moines
Lena Strittmatter
Morton
Rev. Crooks
Tarkio
Lada Brown
Shenandoah
E. E. Butler
Hampton
John Curry
Kittie Bierne
Avoca
Mary Breheny
John Anderson
Colfax
Led Montgomery
Anna Beener
Bethel
Gold Hill
M. EB
Mary Egan
Iva Pennell
Clara Wakefield
Emma ‘Saylor
Mus
M. E. Krrrenstrin
Supt
Irprise
Josephine Lanza
P. F. O'Connell
8. Boyle
Alex Stuart
National Teachers Meeting In Buffalo July 7 to 11
National Teacher's association to meet in Buffalo from July 7 through 11. Sleeping car fare from Atlantic to Buffalo is 2.75 per berth for two persons or 5.50 per berth. Committees must be notified in advance to secure berths. Train No. 6 departs Atlantic July 4 at 7 05 PM. Fare to Buffalo and return, excluding sleeper, is 26.85. Further information or circulars available from designated committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Teacher’s Association
Buffalo
Atlantic
Tough Customer Pat Sullivan Faces City Officials
Pat Sullivan, known for past trouble with Officer Pulley, was found drunk Saturday afternoon and taken to the city jail hostile. During a search he attacked officers Terbush and Pulley in a rough scuffle lasting minutes. He resisted surrender of alcohol, broke a bottle on a stove, and was found with a sack containing rubber cloth and about a dozen files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sullivan
Pulley
Terbush
Children Day Observances Across Local Churches
Children's Day services were held with decorative crosses, flowers, and choirs at multiple churches. Presbyterian and Church of Christ featured cantatas, solos, and class exercises. M E Church displayed banners and organized Crusaders groups. Ayer of Richford praised Dr. Kay's Renovator cure, and a children’s event hosted Little Ray Moershell with games and treats. Also advertised Winslow's Soothing Syrup and local teething remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ayer
Richford, VI
Reacing Wins the Long Race pace results Omaha June 10
Six day bicycle race standings list Ned Reading 805 miles 2 laps L 8 Holton 806 miles 1 lap Floyd McCall 805 miles Gee Mierstein 805 miles A 4 Hanson 804 miles 6 lays. Hydrophobis In Cows and Pigs livestock outbreak near Syracuse. Ten hogs and two cows affected. one cow roped down. hogs died. Mynard Changes Postmasters Draper removed William Porter appointed strong silver anti administration man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reacing
Omaha
Ned Reading
Holton
Floyd McCall
Gee
Mierstein
Sioux City
Hanson
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Neb
D. W. Braddock
Mynard
Vet Draper
William Porter
Vat
Two Boys Drown While Bathing in Ohio River
Avansta Kentucky reports Fred Bush aged 17 and Fred Smart about the same age drowned in the Ohio river while swimming. The accident occurred during a bathing outing, with authorities investigating details of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avansta, Ky
Fred Bush
Fred Smart
Ohio River
Logan River Rises Forcing Flood Waters Near Pryor
Logan River at Pryor Nebraska is out of its banks with extensive land submerged though overall damage expected to be limited. In Greeley a long time resident Peter McGrath coachman for Horace Greeley died at age 75 after a life in Dakota and Hic Point. In Spatrin a former street commissioner Larry Cummings shot his wife and wounded his daughter last night. Mrs Cummings believed fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan River
Banka
Pryor, Neb
Greeley
Clea
el Pont
Peter McGrath
Hic Point
Dakota
Horace Greeley
Spatrin
Larry Cummings
Senators Head Home for Iowa and Missouri Trips
Senator Allison plans to depart Washington for Iowa today while Senator Du Bois leaves Sunday for St Louis to assist Senator Teller in the silver fight. Treasury condition shows available cash balance of 266,148,114 dollars and a gold reserve of 106,417,720 dollars as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison
Washington
Allison
Iowa
Dubois
St. Louis
Teller
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Eatruday
Rhoda Brown
Town City
Mrs. Moore
Lewis
Harlan
Wright Butler
Casper Beekman
Chicago
F.L. Martin
Dexter
H. A.kemp
Spirit Lake
Peter Hopley
Katie Ours
Grinnell College
Rov
J. R. Kirk
Grove City
Indianola
Ida ‘Thompson
Oakland
Libbie Heiber
Cedar Falls
Josie O'Neil
W. J. Thomas
Mary Cole
Lizzie Fleck
R Balch
Stuart Town
O. D. Hill
H. C. Johnson
T. R. Colley
Frank Aylesworth
Frank Bell
Franklin Township
Geo, Robertson
J. H. Johnson
Linn Street
F. H. Crombie
Sixth
Oak Streets
F.H. Crombie
Ethel Waddell
Paul
A. F. Burton
Sie Schools
Villisca
South Branch
Jacob Klein
Meyer
Chas. Block
J. M. Irmen & Co
Harley Youngloye
Wm. Moberly
State Center
Dr. Weaver
J. W. Hamerick
J. H. Powers
S. Wright Butler
White
DeCoy
Atlantic Public Schools
Herman Murray
Estelle
Massena
Lotus Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
N.G
Ben Evans
V. G
Ed. Hammond
W. B. Martin
Henry Dacken
W. E. Stanley
Baptist Church
Minnesota
Austin
J. W. Davidson
Famosa
Japan
Order of the Rising Sun
Ball Park
Y. R. Wallace
Guthrie
Nebraska
Walter H. Barnard
Dr. Findley
Clifton Findley
Clifton
Greener
Franklin Ose Gaylord
Anderson Petty
Zine Keyser Laurenson
Barnhart
H Franklin
Camlin
Anita Blakesley
Worth
Trombliert Stacey
Roy Townsend
Ross Townsend
Bloo
Kiebhay Worthing
Nichai Abraham
Persia
Baptist
Presbyterian Church
Church OF Christ
Christ
C. A. Meredith
Home Guards
Cold Water
Good Conduct Band
State Protectors
Good Citizenship Brigade
Loyal American League
Church
Christ’s Crusaders
Entertaining
Ray Moershell
Block & Heyman
Brown
China Hall
W. Brown
Alsuquerquy, N. M
Collier
United States Court
Atlantic and Pacific Railway
Rock Island
Express
JNO
Sebastian
Eggers Bros
Rogers Bros
Geo, Marsh
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