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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
6
Prof Ingram has volunteers under hypnosis in Grove. Visitors include John Stevens of South Omaha and various residents from Atlantic, Audubon, Marne, and Stuart. Socials, visits, and new fashions appear with Epworth League convention details and a Lake Dewey opening.
John Loyd and family visited Atlantic. Mrs. Sacket Sears and Mrs. Beisser guests. E C McCarthy of Lewis spent days in Bear Grove. Bert Langworthy of Massena met John Beisser. Local teens watched a hypnotist in Atlantic. Many attended Cotton Funk wedding in Cass county. Ice cream social at John Daly's boosted Epworth League funds. Clara Our spoke on the C. E. convention at Anita. Edwin A Wissler and Ollie Olive Crans ton wed at Rev. Dr Hill home. Wissler a Cass co teacher, Cranst on adopted daughter of Jesse Cranst on. Community picnic at Wheatley's grove with school reports. County Sept. Burton presided at a Grove township meeting with prayers, songs and a varied program.
Mose Dexter drove to Atlantic. Nellie Jones visited relatives in Car bon last week. Numerous local folks, including Rev. Elliott from Bridgewater and J.C. Van Slyke’s family, were seen about Cumberland. The community notes births, school terms, church meetings, and a large 4th of July preparations in Atlantic. The M. W. A. marked its first anniversary with dinner and entertainment.
Rural land ad listing numerous farm and ranch parcels near Wayne County and Cass County Iowa offering prices from 20.50 to 36.50 per acre, with details on distance from towns and railroads, soil quality, improvements, and renting terms. Highlights include 8000 acre farms, 320 to 160 acre tracts, and comparisons to Cass County Iowa values.
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