Local News Roundup in a Week’s Fragments
Saturday notes show Frank Templeman of Sarah and Chas Galliher from Wiota visiting Atlantic. Many residents including Frank Gault of Extra and John Moon of Lewis travel for shopping and visits. Mrs N A Day suffers a fall, A J Scott’s health improves slowly, and the Davis couple bury their seven days old son after a private funeral at 2:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Galliher
Dr. Egan
Wiota
Frank Gault
Extra
Mathew Daeges
Griswold
John Moon
Lewis
Atlantic
Euna Cavenaugh
A.S. Kelly
Harlan
Sheriff Hill
Chas. Clark
Massena
Frank GC. Smith
Pymosa Township
J.G. Risbel
Council Bluffs
John McPaniels
N. A. Day
South Elm Street
Nels P. Hoag
Board of Supervisors
Audubon County
Chas. Applegate
Exira
Frank Rogge
Business College
Tommy Meredith
Rigchel
E.C. McCarthy
W. M. Dudley
Stahl
Shelby
A. J. Scott
Grove City
Allie Childs
Nona Moore
Luther Temple
Martin Nebe
Glenwood
S. Corrough
Malcom
J. 8. Goss
A.J. Jones
Arcola
Baptist Church
Brown
W.S. Davis
C.F. Crooks
Houghs, Neimeyers, and visitors in town for various events
Mrs L R Hough leaves for Newton for a visit while Mr Hough travels tonight. Neimeyer family attends Miss Sallie Neimeyer funeral with relatives Johnson Neimeyer and A E Neimeyer arriving. Miss Lulu Harlan and Miss Mina Loew return for spring vacation. Various locals arrive or depart, including Chris Andersen in town to work, and Rev Harry Ferguson selling goods before moving to Oregon. Medical and local notices also appear, along with weathered anecdotes and a reminder about Shaker Digestive Cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Neimeyer
A. E. Neimeyer
Sallie Neimeyer
Lulu Harlan
Mt. Vernon
Mina Loew
le Mars
Chris Andersen
Council Bluffs
Commercial House
Funk
Griswold
Atlantic
Worthing
South Chestnut Street
Allen Robinson
Wiota
England
Rail strikers riot near Skagway and other late telegrams
Telegrams report riotous strikes near Skagway as rails halt traffic. Herbert Putnam likely to become Librarian of Congress. Pickering discovers a satellite of Saturn at Harvard Observatory. CMStP wages rise to 1.25 daily for trackmen. Painter John L. Breck dies in Boston hotel. Walla Tonoka retrial remanded in Indian court. Delaware Saskawannua Western trains start Sunday service. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian backs London pastor candidate Alexander Connell. Brooklyn stabbing leaves Frank Shields dead and Frank Fleming dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Herbert Putnam
Congress
William H. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
John L. Breck
Boston
Walla Tonoka
South McAlester
I. T
Clayton
Delaware
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
John Hall
Alexander Connell
London
Brooklyn
Frank Shields
Frank Fleming
James Bryon
Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup and Candied Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup as a cure for colds claimed to work in one day. It also hawks Cusicearets candy cathartic for constipation with prices listed and a druggist refund offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Reber & Co
H.G. Weber &Co
H.G. Weber & Co
St Patrick’s day event at Hibernians hall in Yetter block
The Ancient Order of Hibernians held St Patrick’s day festivities at their hall on the third story of the Yetter block. Despite a stormy evening the hall was crowded with invited guests enjoying a staged program of piano duets, recitations, songs, and a banquet with Lenten refreshments. Various committees organized hosting duties and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Ireland
Washington
Emmet
Mark Daly
Erin
Lizzie
Maggie Daly
Blanche Dorgan
Mesara
Whitney
Wilcox
Quint
McConvill
Frank McMenamiisses
Agnes
Lizzie Troy
John O'Connell
Adele Reynolds
Whitney and
Sadie
Mamie Ash
Agnes White
W.H. McConvill
Lizzie Daly
Bangquet
Jas. Murray, M. P. Daly A. L. Moreland
Local and Personal Notes from Atlantic area
Local notices recount numerous Atlantic visitors and residents on trips to Omaha Des Moines and Maine. Names include John Johnson A T Powell John Moon and Mrs Rezner among many others. Funeral service for Miss Sallie Neimeyer at the Fourth and Locust home and church notes follow with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vredenburg
Maude Lathrop
Council Bluffs
Miss Lath- Top
Turner
T.G. Turner
Atlantic National Bank
Anita
Des Moines
Western Union
Postal
Sallie Neimeyer
Fourth and Locust Streets
Young man swindled by bicycle wheel scheme
A Missouri Valley Times tale tells of a young man in this city who sent $3.85 for a supposed bicycle from the Model Bicycle Co of New York. He expected a high grade wheel with lamps and bells but received only a cheap bicycle watch charm, victims chasing a costly illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Model Bicycle Co
New York
New York City
Missouri Valley Times
Death of Sackett Sears Prompts Mournful Council Resolutions
Atlantic Council No. 19 mourns Sackett Sears of Atlantic Iowa with resolutions noting his roles as husband father and citizen. The charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days and copies sent to the family and published in Atlantic papers. Also included is an advertisement-like notice for Dr King’s New Discovery with a testimonial from Shelby North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Acker
Byrd
Squire Straight
Ranck
Iowa City
Iowa
Sackett Sears
Atlantic Council No. 19
Atlantic
Brother Sears
Dr. King
Luther Juiz
W. C. Hammrick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Vic Fmmert & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conrad Shoe Store
Frank Templeman
Sarah
T. L
P. H. Kelly
Brayton
Dr. Porterfield
Eggers Bros, Jewelers and Opticians
Nobe
L. R. Hough
Newton
Mr. Hough
Fred Grube
City
Mr. Grube
Craig, Neb
R. M. Kirkpatrick
Perry
Legal Adjustment Company
Pat McCarvill
Omaha
West Fifth Street
Bode Clayton
Co. C
Iowa Volunteers
Honolulu
Manila
O. F
AL D. H Entertainment
Junior League Entertainment
Ballard
Cornell Bluffa
Epworth Leggue
M. E
Wm. Crisman
Little Felios
Singing
America
Roy Tuttle
Wesley Ackermie Hotchkiss
Cathie Burr
Pautine Glass Warren Dudley Leila
Lulu Hutton
Fanta Glass
Clyde Hutton
Azel Brown
Mabel Wilson
Bart Carson
Ernest and
Dale Coats
Cora Gillett
Edna Tostevin
Bonnie Grove
Ethel Tuttle
Frankie Glase
Grace Hutton
Columbia
Ruby Cannon
Ray McCurdy
Lottie Hoops
Dewey
Luin Randall
Eugene Robinson
Maud Howell
Benjamin Howell
Sarah J. Ballard
Woman's Christian Association
Association
W. H. M. Pusey
Pusey
John Johnson
Marne
A. T. Powell
Nebe
Casper Beekman
John McConville
Mrs. Rezner
Ed Strater
Oklahoma
Ed Shannon
Walnut
J. A Harris
F. J. Macomber
Hattie Neff
Mary Egan
John Baylies
H. F. Andrews
Edwin Gillett
Gillett & Sons
J. C G. Spangler
J.H. Alexander
Attorney Higgins
Jack Woolsey
Jas. G. Whitney
F. W. Porterfield
J.H. Jenkins
Theo. F. Myers
Audubon
Geo. E. Pennell and
Maine
Chas. Floto
A. J. Hostettler
Saybrook
Wm. Iginton
Miss Mullin
R. W. Proctor
Fourth and
Spruce Streets
Perle Arrasmith
Menlo
Mr. Arrasmith
T. R. Wallace
Squire W.W. Jameson
T. C. Meredith
Bert
Lena Soper
Hood
Cass County
Munger
Corneil Bluffs
T. B. Swan
H. M. Boorman
W. A. Follett
H. Radolph
Charles A. Higgins
Griswald
Neral
Miss Balle Neimeyer
E. Reed
Presbyterian Church
Miss Neimeyer
Cara
Dean Pigou
Choate
The
Daily Telegraph
Woodward
Juvenile and Boys Department
Atlantic Clothing Company
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