Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Spring Health
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and spring medicine. It claims impure blood from confinement and poor air harms health and that Hood's purifies, vitalizes, and strengthens the body, preventing illness and aiding digestion and nerves. Testimonials from Ringel Hazen Hammer Ona Be Morgan and CaHoon praise its tonic effects and blood improving power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
WM. Ringel
5Th Ave
Peoria
Hlinda
Morgan
Busey
Illinois
P. H. CaHoon
Pleasant Lake
Masa. N. B
Marne and surrounding towns social and civic notes
County and vicinity notes recount visits by Mrs F L Gardinier in Adair and others in Austa Des Moines Atlantic Anita Viota and Marne. School elections elected directors J W Brook Chas Sherret and D C Nordman with T B Fitch as treasurer. Social events include a Bergs hosting forty guests and M E Missionary conference in Marne. Also mentions wild duck migration, local hunting, and Dr Agnew’s Little Pills advertisement.
Five Mile Grove Rural Notes From April Weather and Activity
A fine April shower last night softens the soil as G. A. Baylis sowed wheat Monday. Farmers are starting to till. Long Bros. market hay in Atlantic. Ernest Tobing visited in the Grove Sunday. Horace Lynch bought cattle. James Warren shelled corn last week. Andy Burns sold a fine team Saturday. A. Peilet lost a cow Friday morning. Dr. Uranu of Atlantic visited Thursday. Timu Green of Sarah passed through Monday. Will Everett on Grove business Wednesday. Lou Harris laid a new curb in his well last week. Roy Herbert and Mabel Smith spent Saturday at W. Lambs. John Handcock hauled lumber from Auntie Saturday. Miss Clara McFadden visited with Della Lamb Saturday and Sunday. Will Eckles and family of Extra visited Sunday. Henry Carver of Atlantic passed through Wednesday. Thomas Jones and wife visited John Handcuck’s last Wednesday. O. N. Becker gardened Monday planting peas and garden sass. Frank Pellett photographed the Center school house Thursday. Sharp shooters from the city prowled the country before daylight for ducks. Fred Warren returned from Lewis Sunday where he visited his brother. Pymosa township school board met at Center school house Monday for annual meeting. Clarence Fritz and bride from Madison County visited his sister Mrs. Homer Everett Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baylis
Long Bros
Atlantic
Ernest Tobing
Horace Lynch
James Warren
Andy Burns
H. Allen
A. Peilet
Dr. Uranu
Tiunu Green
Sarah
Will Everett
Lou Harris
Roy Herbert
Mabel Smith
W. Lambs
John Handcock
Clara McFadden
Della Lamb
Will Eckles
Extra
Grove
Henry Carver
Thomas Jones
John Handcuck
O. N. Becker
Frank Pellett
Center
Fred Warren
Lewis
Pymosa Township
Center School House
Clarence Fritz
Bride
Madison County
Homer Everett
Brighton Farm News and Local Transactions
Mat Bales moved to the D Thomas farm while Art Smith continues farm labor for L W Wheatley. Bennett Mills sold his farm to John Joyce Jr for 42 50 an acre. Fred Herbert aids his father in the recorder's office. Jim Stevenson brought home cattle from a sale. Buck Creek church graduation exercises impressed the crowd. A J Odem feeds five white face heifers for June shipment. A car of hogs drew attention. Wheatley shipped fat cattle last Saturday, Charley Acker aided in labor. Mrs Stevenson led a notable school close with a spicy program and a westbound Atlantic train trip home for rest and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Bales
D. Thomas Farm
Art Smith
L. W. Wheatley
Bennett Mills
John Joyce, Jr
Fred Herbert
Recorder's Office
Jim Stevenson
Buck Creek Church
A. J. Odem
Charley Acker
L. W
Grove Notes and Social Visits Highlight Week
Miss Blake remains ill while Jim Ackerman moves to Atlantic and Mr. Soper buys cattle last week. Bert Pratt purchases stock cattle and Miss Grace Pruitt visits Miss Bigelow. Laura Franklin closes Grove City school term. Shade and her mother plan a summer in Orient. The infant of Nichols dies. Garfield entertainment impresses. Superintendent Burton honors graduates including Misses Sheppard Huyck Wheatley and Mr. George Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blake
Knop
Jim Ackerman
Atlantic
Mr. Soper
Mr. Campbell
Grove
Miss Wilson
Fred McFadden
Preston Bigelow
Bert Pratt
Miss Grace Pruitt
Miss Bigelow
Mr. Corbett
Mr. Sheppard
Nichols
Garfield
Burton
Sheppard
Huyck
Wheatley
George Sheppard
Lyman Residents Report Church Meeting Extension and Local News
Wax church meeting to continue one week. Cicero Mueller injured by hog. Sunderman, Sr. ill. Hog cholera hits hogs. farmers plan wheat sowing. John Weston reports good cattle market from Chicago. Schools closed for winter term. Taxes in Noble township lower this year pleasing many. George Bell gravely ill. speedy recovery wished. Minnie Koenig joins Rev. Baurenfeind to Adair county appointment. Church trustees and singers dispute settled. Gust Linderman, traveling salesman with Petit & Antrim, optimistic about firm’s success. Center Congre gation west class to elect leader March 16 at Fritz Schueler home. Thieves loot Center church. reward offered for thief identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero Mueller
Simon Sunderman, Sr
John Miller
Mr. Abhaus
John Weston
Chicago
Noble Township
John Pringey
George Bell
Minnie Koenig
J. H. Baurenfeind
Cumberland notes and local farm updates
Robt. Moore is listed as sick. G. A. Hebing traveled to Chicago with stock. Isie Gordinier and Sadie Powell visited friends in Wiota. Henry Tucker improves his farm with a new barn. Chas Cole’s household goods were auctioned publicly. Mrs. Wm. Atchison departed for destination.
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Robt. Moore
G. A. Hebing
Chicago
Isie Gordinier
Sadie Powell
Wiota
Henry Tucker
Chas, Cole
Wm. Atchison
Local Notes On Weddings Relocations And Moves
Sciola Villisea visits on Saturday for two weeks with plans of future wedding chronicles. Jas Pettinger and wife welcome twins, a boy and girl, born last week. Rev Sweaney from Cherokee Indiana preached at Bethel and will speak at Church of Christ. Jas White sold his mill to L Jack who took possession last Saturday. Jim contemplates work for Elgin Creamery Co. again. Dr Campbell sold his practice to Drs Weaver and Murphy and may move. Miss Vinnie Fitch returns from Des Moines with spring millinery plans. Jos Scepter moves back to Adams County farm after four years near town. locals lament losing good neighbors.
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Sciola
Villisea
Red Oak
Chronicle
John
Jas. Pettinger
Rev
Sweaney
Cherokee
Bethel Church
G. A. Hebing
Joe
Bear Grove Notes On Local Jobs And School Events
La Grane works for Henry Frank. C McCarthy visited Bear Grove Sunday. Mark Bradbury will work for Ira Soper and Lee Tilman for Elwood Brown. John Biesser husks corn for Geo Linderman. O W Peterson reports a sick child and shipped cattle to Chicago. Peterson, Bradbury, Lansing siblings on various visits and sales. A L Bradbury sold a black team for 120 dollars to Ira Lover. Local work on Sargent place. Bradbury and McKinney at Peterson farm. Gilds remodels home as Lansing & LaFlour do the work. No 8 school led by Ida Clark hosted a fine entertainment. No 1 teacher Amy Graham praised for last day visit with baskets and a chicken and doughnut luncheon. Bear Grove takes pride in its teachers.
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Clara
Henrietta Lansing
A. L. Bradbury
Ira Lover
Riggs & Lansing
Sargent Place
Eel Bradburry
Wieward McKinney
O. W. Peterson
Howard McKinney
Lady
Bear Grove
Gus Mott
Billie Lansing
Lude LaFlour
Fred Wilson
Atlantic
Gilds
Lansing & LaFlour
No. 8
Ida Clark
No. 1
Amy Graham
Graham
Grove City News Roundup Attracts Local Visitors
Mr Kay builds a hog house while F Roberts butchered Wednesday morning. Miss Pear Fancolly graduates country school. Laura Franklin closes term in Grove City. Pet Roe and E Seaman break stalks under moonlight. a dance at Chas Berg’s with Soper and Berry. Dr L E Roe of Council Bluffs visits. John Moreland, Lou Upton hire. life insurance agent Newcomb seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kay
F. Roberts
Mr. Fancolly
Grove City
Frank Roberts
Lewis
Mr. Roe
Wiota
D. W. Paine
R. P. Roe
Miss Pear Fancolly
Lou Fancolly
Mrs. Upton
Miss Wakefield
Alice Berg
Council Bluffs
Fanny Brown
Laura Franklin
Chas. Berg
Soper and Berry
Atlantic
Chas
Turkey Grove Community Notes Prompt Busy Summer Preparations
Thad Acker shelled corn last week Lincoln Lang works on summer wood Stella Doll owns a fine new organ J A Lighty and wife visited last Sabbath Win Mastellar to start a new barn Vicars re elected sub director for the Grove school The wheels of industry will soon begin to roll near Turkey bridge Nels Rice will work for his uncle Gunstone Rice this summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Acker
Lincoln Lang
Stella Doll
J. A. Lighty
Win
Mastellar
Ave Vicars
Grove School
Turkey Bridge
Nels Rice
I ‘Gunstone Rice
Rural Community Notes and Marriages in Franklin Township
Wm. Matheny heads to Kansas to invest in a farm. A lively Friday Gar field school house event delighted attendees. Bertha and Sadie Smith return from Nebraska visiting relatives. Many locals frequent church, school, and social gatherings while farm work and teaching moves continue. A March 10 marriage unites Robert A. Garside and Laura Schwankie. Mrs. Wickey passes at Iowa City. Leslie and Etta depart for Cedar Falls normal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Matheny
Kansas
Garfield School
Bertha Smith
Nebraska
Sadie Smith
A New Enterprise In Atlantic Clothing Co Reopens
Mr. A Block, veteran clothing merchant of Atlantic, announces the reopening of The Atlantic Clothing Co next to Palmer Findley’s drugstore. The firm offers brand new stock of clothing hats furnishings goods and trunks at low prices with single pricing. Store will open within a week and invites public inspection of the new goods in Cass county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Block
Atlantic
Palmer & Findley
My. Black
Block
Cass County Hall
Atlantic Clothing Co. Alumni and town events noted
Sun day visitors include James Morgan Ira Seaman May Foster and Mary Mailander at C M Seaman's. Nunn reports sighting two wolves Friday causing fear in a neighbor. Lewis Beedle and Prof went to Atlantic Saturday. Alumni entertainment canceled. Mrs Geo Fletcher visiting in Harlan. Rev and Mrs Kneedy in town. John Fulton from Washington township in town. Miss Josie Murnan visited Miss Fulton. Geo Cee to move to country. Mrs W Barnes left for Indiana to visit. E S Philips renominated for school board. W H Bailey nominated treasurer. Program helpers for Friday night one week from now busy rehearsing. Rink crowded Wednesday for Ladies Aid Society program. parts well rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beedle
Atlantic Saturay
Geo. Fletcher
Harlan
Kneedy
John Fulton
Washington Township
Josie Murnan
Miss Fulton
Geo. Cee
W. Barnes
Indiana
E. S. Philips
W.H. Bailey
Treas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Atlantic visitors and local social notices
Dr E E Major and Miss Hopkins visit Atlantic while Amy Hopkins of Adair travels to relatives in the city. Johnnie and Ethel Stone visit their aunts. C W Major hosts tea. Mrs J A Irving and Mrs Chas Robinson meet at Lincoln Center. Mrs C E Faulkner and Miss Kate Jenkins visit Atlantic. Rev E H Wotan and Ruth return from Council Bluffs. Forshay family attends R G Phelps funeral. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor hold a union service at M E Church. Maud Bailey hosts a Whist party. Dr C C Plunket sells home and practice to Dr Campbell of Cumberland and departs for Des Moines April 4. Madge Worthing hosts her class of 1900 with Prof F B Lawrence, wife and Miss Langill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Major
Atlantic
Bumel
Amy Hopkins
Adair
Our
Johnnie
Ethel Stone
Stone
C. W. Major
J. A. Irving
Chas. Robinson
Lincoln Center
C. E. Faulkner
Kate Jenkins
E. H. Wotan
Ruth
Council Bluffs
D. B. Forshay and Sons
R. G. Phelps
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Socities
M. E. Church
Maud Bailey
Iis
Sam Dulford
C. C. Plunket
Campbell
Cumberland
Plunket
Des Moines
Madge Worthing
F. B. Lawrence
Langiit
Bees For Sale At Atlantic Bargain Stands
Several stands of bees in good condition and hives for sale at a bargain. Apply to D S Crain over Commercial Bank, Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
D. S. Crain
Commercial Bank
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazen Hammer
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
C.J. Hood & Co
Lowell, Muss
F. L. Gardinier
W A. Neely
Austa
Israel Lahman
Reed Love
Grace
J. J. Richardson
Anita
F. L. Gordinier
J. E. Bruce
Sherm Myers
Viota
Lulu Dinges
Finch School
Julia Jones
Woods
J. W. Brook
Sherret
D. C. Nordman
T. B. Fitch
Berg
Mrs
Mr. Wrinkle
the Grove
Walker Farm
Ed Findley
J. Gingery
Marne
H. J. Eusden
A. T. Powell
W.S. Simmons
H. P
Lou Allen
C. Wheeler
M. P. Sociable
W.E. Simpson
EB. O. Blakesley
Audubon
Tom Traylor
Let Wheatley
Mrs. Pinney
Ohio
Frank Mercer
Dr. McClees
J. S. Sankey
Fire Company
A. Long
Marne House
Walnut
M. E
Jas. Shaw
Anderson Berry
Joe Herbert
KR. G. Phelps
Barney Cavenaugh
Bills
Mosquito Town
Maine
J.C. Stewart
Dr. Agnew
J. Nichols and
Five Mile Grove
Brighton
Lyman
Center Church
Turkey Grove
Galion
Nellie McMellen
Rep. Cranston
No. 5
Ted Cartwright
Pelechey
Ww. Shores
Jas. Kogarice
Mattie Howell
Edna
Charles
Smith
Kate Myers
John Stratters
Massena
Henry Craven
Macksbury
E. Sill
Creston
Marie Emig
Pearson
Bridgewater
S. R. Smith
Dollie Snelson
Ames
Greenleaf
Dr. Greenleaf
Robert A. Garside
Laura Schwankie
J. Campbell
Iowa City
Mar
Wickey
Samuel Wickey
Center Cemetery
T. T. Smith
Leslie
Etta
Cedar Falls
Highland Park
Grant
Will Kelly
Will Engran
B. J. Hargan
Pete McCade
Will McClure
Jim Turner
Albert Phillips
Charles Shearman
Abe Block
Seaman
Frank Petit
C. M. Seaman
Saw Wood
Tom Winder
Jim McDermott
Len Engels
del Spry
Perry Parmalee
Ray Price
Frank Smith
Frank
Chet
Art Winder
Tom Wood
E. S. Hoyt
Roy Winder
Mr. Butcher
Franklin Township
the Atlantic Clothing Co
Atlantic Clothing Co
James Morgan
Ira Seaman
May Foster
Mary Mailander
C. M. Seaman's
Mr. Nunn
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