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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1895

Page

12

Local Atlantic items show illness, moves, and weddings

Wednesday through Friday notes in Atlantic recount Mrs. Scott Harvey ill with Dr. Campbell from Lewis city. Ed I Egan returns as local editor. A marriage license issued to Kuslebother and Florence Van Osman. Moves include E A Bell to 608 Locust. Several illness cases, social events, and business updates fill a string of city notices and court briefings.

Scott Harvey Dr. Campbell Lewis Mose Hlock Omaha M. E. Butler Hampton A. B. Kuslebother Migs Florence van Osman

Reception at Dr and Mrs Canton Residence

The city social tide flowed at Dr and Mrs Canton’s home for a reception hosted by Mr Wickersham for his Sunday school class members. Dr and Mrs Cannon assisted, creating a large, well decorated, lively event with pink floral decor and dainty refreshments. Wickersham’s class is noted as the town’s largest, about a hundred members, who value the teacher’s efforts. Also a classified note: Lead Barley for Sale with 160 bunkers on Wilson Pratt farm, seven and a half miles southeast of Atlantic, apply to Arthur Cambridge.

Frank Aylesworth B. F. Boyle Frank Conway Boyle Sixth and Locust Ladies’ Literary Club J. H. Wood George Marsh C. D. Bell Chestnut Street Mr. Marsh Mre Canton Ly. Wickersham Wilson Pratt Atlantic Arthur Cambridge T. Downs Sixth Street Muller Conrad Downs al. Gravely J. Hansen Elkhorn Bassett Mr. Downs Carlgen Linn Street Rhoda Egbert Lon Highly Rev. Wickersham Miss Egbert W. P. Egbert Mr. Highly

Social Gathering And Bank Claim Report In Cass County

From the standpoint of such affairs, guests talked and Miss Wood hosted charmers. The list includes Misees Myers Parham Findley Downs Ida Pattee Libby Pattee Hawes Grace Childs Moore Dilly Lizzie Childs Bartley Carrie Townsend Lennie Townsend Edna Meek Lena Meek Alicea Burgess Mamie Burgess Hasselgrave Howell Curtis Brown Hopley Boiler Gertie Childs DeLano Hawkins Omaha and Mesdames Fent Bruington Wm McWard Frank Temple. Revolver Steinke filed a district court report on Cass county bank claims recommending full allowance for 344 461.67 and 4 414.07 under review, 786.25 not allowed, 55 348.93 collateral claims, and notes the receiver lacks funds to pay these.

Miss Wood Misees Myers Parham Findley Downs Ida Pattee Libby Pattee Hawes Grace Childa Moore Dilly Lizzie Childs Bartley Carrie Townsend Lennie Townsend Edna Meek Lena Meek Alicea Burgess Mamie Burgess Hasselgrave Howell Curtis Brown Revolver Steinke District Court Cass County Bank

Atlantic notes and weddings spice spring town

Friday events include Rev Wickersham lecture at Lewis and a cigar stock invoice by Henry Gillett and Walter Temple. A Elk Horn party heads to Texas next Monday, plus local guests Miss Boiler and Miss Hawkins visiting Miss Mary Bartley. A youthful Epworth League buys a piano for their church. Y M C A February report shows strong participation. Gustave Frohman’s company performed to a fair audience, while many residents migrate, marry, or seek repairs in town.

Wickersham Lewis Henry Gillett Walter Temple Elkhorn Texas

Sad News From The City Unsettles Local Family

Mrs. Charles Hunt mourns the death of her sister Mrs. John Crawford of Memphis Missouri. The body will be moved to Burlington for burial. A Batavia Iowa sister is dangerously sick after a runaway incident.

Charles Hunt John Crawford Memphis Hunt Seft Burlington Batavia Iowa

Oldest Mason in United States General Brayman Dies

Kansas City Feb 28 General Mason Brayman aged 81 ex governor of Idaho oldest Mason in the United States and former associate in law practice with Lincoln died at his son in law's home of Brights disease. Funeral today and burial at Ripon Wis. He was born 1813 in Buffalo admitted to the bar 1836, later practiced in Louisville and Springfield where he was Lincoln's neighbor and partner. He served as major under Grant in 1862 and was brevet general. He later practiced law in Ripon and Kansas City, leaving five children.

General Brayman Abraham Lincoln Kansas City Mason Brayman Idaho United States Abraham Lincoln Theodore Gowdy Brights Ripon Wis Brayman Buffalo Louisville Springfield Twenty-ninth Illinois Infantry Grant San Diego Cal

Piles and Pains and Cough Cures Parade

Fragmented ads and anecdotes roll by with cures for piles coughs and aches. Promotions for Swayne's ointment DeWitt's pills Chamberlain's remedies and a dental hoax mix with jokes and community notices. Navy petitions and DAR congress items mingle with local druggists and sales pitches across a bustling 19th century page.

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