Marne and Vicinity Busy Tuesday in Atlantic Visits
J G Stewart was in Atlantic Tuesday and many locals, including George Lasker and J H Trailer, were seen in town. Coffee at O Allen’s drew a large crowd. Various residents traveled to Walnut Colfax Omaha Menlo and Exra while others planned Fourth of July celebrations at Elkhorn. The Green Lumber Co expands with a 60 foot shed addition as locals mingle at Crystal Lake and with Armour & Co. visitor Howard Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Stewart
Walnut
J. Eusden
Ralph
Atlantic
Allen
C. Harvey
Clyde
Will Lawlace
Joe Marsh
Galion
Claus Kramback
W. A. Dreager
John Asmus
Mae Findlay
Grace Tilton
J. Sankey
A. H. Kamerling
Colfax
P. M. Petersen
Omaha
Harry Allen
Menlo
O. Allen
C. F. Walker
Elkhorn
Claude Linfor
Clyde Longnecker
Anna Reich
Mattie
Extra
Green Lumber Company
Albert Barnes
A. W. Baird
Local Briefs and Community Notes
Aux Maines Saturday at Farmers Tribune office. HY, W. Chittenden and family return from Kansas City. Miss Alice Kerr reelected teacher of the Second Primary. Mrs. Henry Steffen of Irwindows visited relatives. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Allen on Wednesday June 21. Thomas vows to challenge Jeffries soon. W. B. Brandt studying dentistry at the University of Chicago will stay in town part time. City authorities’ firm stance quiets boisterous youths. A heavy wind storm last Wednesday felled telephone poles and scattered a straw stack. Fruit trees damaged. Eugene Harris’s mower caused a boy to fall. head injury and ear cut but recovering. He will avoid mower tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Alice Kerr
Henry Steffen
Irwindows
Paul Wiese
T. F. Allen
Thomas
Jeffries
W. B. Brandt
Walnut
University of Chicago
E. E. Squire
Chris
J. Hansen
Eugene Harris
Mr. Harris
Burring The Groundwork Of Prosperity In Life
Pro health is the foundation of prosperity and few people invest reasonably to restore it. The text notes the discouraging reality of those who work hard yet neglect foundational wellness.
Local Real Estate Transfers and Corn Harvest Notes
A sequence of property deeds is listed, recording transfers by John Eppelsheimer to William Eppelsheimer, Theo G Steinke to Charles Fulton and Henry Fulton, Armientus B Bixby to JW Collings, and others with amounts from 2.50 to 2400 dollars. A note adds that rustling farmers begin to lay their corn by, with many planning before the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eppelsheimer
William Eppelsheimer
Theo G Steinke
Charles S
Henry W Fulton
Findley
Fannie Smiley
Atlantic
United States of America
Thelamiah Cochran
James Callanan
Uxto
Theog Steinke
Perkins
Nxto Fullerton Lumber Co
Iwd
Cumberland
Isaac Dickerson
R G Phelps
Armientus
Bixby
Henry Collings
J J Kinney
Ann Headlee
Walkers Add
Hogs and cattle market report from Curiaco NL
Market notes from Curiaco NL dated June 27 1899 show hog receipts 19000 with expectations of 28000 tomorrow mixed US7as quoted 3.55 to 3.75 heavy hogs 3.70 to 3.77 rough heavy 3.45 to 0 light hogs 3.55 to 3.95 cattle receipts 2500 market strong with prices 4.50 to 5.05. Also local items mention Mrs Wm Davis and daughter Lillie visiting Lewis and Ed Smith hauling corn to Lewis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Atlantc
Iowa
Massena Notes From Atlantic Trip And Local Visits
Massena items report L. Bt. Temple returning from Atlantic Thursday. A large crowd visited Clear Lake resort Sunday. Ed Blakeslee of Anita attended Massena church Sunday evening. Geo Pennell and J. S. Harlan were in Massena last Friday. Bilderback family of Corning visited with L. A. Buk Ney family over Sunday. W. F. Scoggin returned from Chicago Burlington and Keokuk. G. A. Hill Wim Downing E. S. Sill and Chas McBride attended Masonic lodge in Anita Tuesday. Rev Father Fiavon departed for Ireland last Tuesday via Cunard line last Saturday. Katherine Emig Ethel Scoggin and Melville Grimes are new Summer School students at Atlantic. Frank Fee preparing horse Fostes for Greenfield races next month with hopes of winning. P. B. Boesen of the Echo spent a week in Atkinson Kansas and at St Benedicts college. A musical by Miss Swepton assisted by Mrs. Dietrich Friday evening was well attended and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bt. Temple
Atlantic
Clear Iake
Ed. Blakeslee
Anite
Massena
Geo. Pennell
J. 8
Harlan
J. Bilderback
Family
Coring
L. A. Buk Ney
W. F. Scoggin
Chicago
Burlington
Keokuk
G. A. Hill
Wim. Downing
E. S. Sill
Chas
McBride
Masonic Lodge
Anita
Father Fiavon
Ireland
Cunard
Katherine Emig
Ethel Scoggin
Melville Grimes
Frank Fee
Fostes
P. B. Boesen
The
Echo
Atkinson
Kan
St. Benedicts College
Swepton
Dietrich
Local Notes and Family News from Center Church Area
Lyman Wu reports Linderman improving. William Knoke to build a hay barn. Ulysses Weaver and family visited Wu. Pelser’s Sunday. Adam Adhan Jr delivered red hogs at Griswold Thursday and traded land in Kansas for cows and two horses. Robert Hensel and sister Anna from Adams County attended Center Church services. Levi Mountain, county supervisor, on county business last week. A thief stole part of Henry Kuester’s harness. mule and cart used, traced for miles. Children’s Day at Center Church next Sunday at 10 a.m. All invited. Linderman’s hired man’s team ran away. only the seat remained intact. Henry Bartling of Santa Anna, California, visiting and looking after real estate affairs. appears healthy and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Weaver
Wu. Pelser
Adam Adhan Jr
Griswold
Kansas
Robert Hensel
Anna
Adams County
Levi Mountain
Henry Kuester
Grove Neighbors Week Ending Notes And Picnic
Local items describe visits and social calls in Grove including Mr and Mrs Scott Mrs Simonton and J Knop families. Churchgoers and a baby arrival are noted along with movements of Ed Prall and others. A Grove school picnic is recounted with program highlights and thanks to teachers and Mr Wheatley.
First Nebraska Colonel Colton Discharged Pending Return
Cable from Colonel Mulford requests Colton be discharged at once as vacancies are filled before sailing. Adjutant general and governor discuss course to honor returning soldiers. committee of fifty formed to organize welcome, with 50 members from across the state and 25 from Lincoln. General Wheaton reports actions near Imus with heavy enemy losses. U S forces suffer five dead and 22 wounded. General Miles comments Manila situation as very serious but declines details on volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Mulford
Colton
Lincoln
Nebraska
Manus
Neb
Manila
Frank Eager
Wallace Taylor
Wheaton
Wasington
Otis
Mania
Imus
Nevada
Las Marinas
New York
Philippines
Nelson A. Miles
Waldorf- Astoria
War Department
Philippine
Fire Explodes Magazine at Fort Pickens Tragedy
Pensacola Florida June 21 A powder magazine at Fort Pickens on Santa Rosa Island exploded at 545 am wrecking the western fort corner and destroying several buildings. Private Wells of Battery H was killed and four others injured as a fire spread to the magazine. Captain Nieumann and Marines containedthe blaze saving the larger magazine and forts. Buildings in Pensacola rattled by the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pickens
Pensacola
Fla
Santa Rosa Island
Wells
Battery H
Nieumann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marne and Vicinity
J. G. Stewart
George Lasker
J. H. Trailer
Bert Powell
K. W. Knudsen
Howard Harvey
Armour & Co
W. C. Harvey
Berlin
Eastern Star
Masonic
Crystal Lake
Susie
Josie Gibson
Frank Anderson
Harry Finkbine
Green Bay Lumber Company
A. C. ‘Tilton
Dith
Des
Maines
Farmers Tribune
W. Chittenden
Kansas City
Fila Schall
Moosehead
Luzerne Co
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Josie H. Clark
Enterprise
Sheth Co
Dr. Pierce
C. P. Meredith's
Cuienco
Montague & Co
L. T. Spangler
Yester
Lyman
Wu. Linderman
Wm. Knoke
Center Church
Linderman
Henry Bartling
Santa Anna
Cal
H. F
California
Mr. Bartling
Grove
L. Soper
Ed Prall
Mandolin Sand Guitar Club
Wheatley
Indianapolis
Supreme Hadge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Grand Hotel
Lower California
San Disco
Nebraska Regiment
Will
Hancock
Wilquain
Lancoux
Victor Vilquain
Third
Vifquain
Corbin
Berwin
Caroline, Ladrone and
Pelow Islands
Reichstag
Theo
G. Steinke
Nebe
Old Alexander Rooms
O. W. Brown
Green Bay Lumber CO
Green Bay
Wasson, Mer
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