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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1897

Page

6

County and Vicinity News at Pymosa Center

A local patch reports social events and farm news. Pat Murphy buys the Goodale farm and Mrs. Case's adjoining land. Anton Bichter plans building on eighty acres west of Heluit's. Frank Carr to work for A J Hostetler. Wallace Tobias to manage for John Hancock. Five Mile Grove meetings continue amid mud. Easter services planned at Gold Hill. Cattle shipped by Milley and Masteller. Prail visits new center. Wakefield prepares wood for fall. Roads largely fair except Turkey Bottom.

Pat Murphy F. C. Goodale College Dorner Geo. Patten’s Gold Hill Henry Milley Wm. Masteller Thareus Prail Matheny Carter L. Wakefield Turkey Bottom

Busy Galion Area Notes Include Moves and Visits

Local tidbits list residents traveling to Chicago and Atlantic, visits in Maine and Cedar Falls, and several moves including Delia Gibson’s friend from Malvern and Louise Peters heading to the State Normal School. Mentions of Blakeslee building more houses and Orrin Blakeslee fixing others, seeding plans, and various social and community happenings around Galion.

S. Sankey Chicago C. H. Blakeslee Atlantic Q. W Wheatly Pellett Myrtle Kerr Maine W. D. Low E. Dunham Grace O. Blakeslee

Bear Grove and Atlantic News Brief Highlights

The report covers multiple local events and visits across Bear Grove and Atlantic. Notable items include marriages of K E Canterberry and Alice Mountain, and the marriage of Miss Maud Lind to Henry Troup, local travel to Atlantic for legal and social affairs, a roof fire at Shindley’s elevator with no damage, and community updates on schools, lectures, and public notices.

Grove notes and wedding near Grove and Washington

Local items recount Low Temple’s misadventure in Grove while seeking Howard Casé, a busy school social at No 7, and a wedding at Mr and Mrs H Knop’s home uniting Frank J Grulke and Emma E Knop. Reports on road washouts, bridge damage, and school vacations plus lyceum and church temperance debates in Grove and surrounding townships.

Low Temple Grove Howard Casé E. S. Hamill Hamill Bear Grove McKinley Turkey Creek Hopley’s Columbus Pull J. J. Swartz H. Knop Washington ‘Township Otto Atlantic Frank J. Grulke Emma E. Knop Amanda Knop Henry Grulke Rev Albert Ratzlaf Theo Knop Albert Grulke John Ratzliff Ben Koop Belle Colter Ella Huyck Charley Hickman Otto Knop Willie Knop Anna Knop Sophia Knop Gus Knop

Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores a Dying Traveller's Health

A 12 year commercial traveler describes severe heart, liver, lung, and rheumatic symptoms. After failing doctors and near death, he credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring appetite, strength, and health. He later passed an insurance exam and remains active, praising the remedy. A. J. Larron of Cass House, Saginaw, Michigan, endorses it.

Hood & Co Lowell Masa Hood A. J. Larron Cass House Saginaw Michigan

Atlantic town eyes new college building impact on attendance

The piece notes expected student influx if Atlantic secures a new college building. It cites Charley Stanley returning from Dexter and cites Mr. Pike's confidence of 800 students by next Christmas, with $45000 yearly local spend per 300 students. It urges readers to consider backing the effort.

C. E. Stanley Dexter Stanley Charley Pike Atlantic Denar Reader

Local and Personal News from Atlantic Iowa

J A McWard traveled to Red Oak and many locals including W J Newton and Geo Slaughter returned from Omaha on business. Community members report duck hunting good in the cool weather, while Mrs Ida Martins mother remains very ill. Many visits, moves, and small events fill the day with cordial notes from Atlantic residents across nearby towns.

J.a.mcward Red Oak W. J. Newton Omaha Geo. Slaughter Arthur Ellis Florence McCormick Lewis Ida Martin Sam Jones Jas, Stier John B.jones Extra Bell Wiota Atlantic Lizzie Cuht Duesbach J. A. McWard Gaeta Elwyer Clovis Redak

Local Notes From Anita And North Benton

John Stoodt and Fred Richardson traded horses last week. E M Bourne and Wm Lantz made a business trip to Anita last Saturday. Bourne will ship two carloads of choice steers to Chicago next Saturday. N G Campbell and wife visited George Campbell’s family at Reno. Rudolph Ree and wife visited relatives in North Benton. Revival meetings led by Rev Maxon at Five Mile Grove. Rev Macy Jameson preached in his stead Sunday night. Local visitors Jim Jameson and Sam Jameson with families, Bill McClure’s nephew visiting, John Cannon of Massena at his grandparents’ home. Cream haulers faced mud delays. some used extra help, others walked or drove. A farmer arrived in town with four horses hitched to a top buggy.

John Stoodt Fred Richardson E. M. Bourne Wm. Lantz Anita Chicago McKinley Times N. G. Campbell Geo. Campbell Reno Rudolph Ree Gip North Benton Sarah Maxon Five Mile Grove Macy Jameson Jim Jameson Sam Bill McClure John Cannon Massena

College Notes Show Students Return and Mentions

COLLEGE NOTES reports Missea Crawford Bascom visiting home folks this week while a student seeks a home that provides board and schooling. Miss Faddis travels to Maine with Epworth League plans under Mr Burton and Prof Burton. Ethel Sands and Leone press for renewed social ties as libraries and improving student efforts receive praise. Atlantic residents urged to support the college. A musical and elocutionary event last Friday draws a fair audience amid other entertainments.

Missea Crawford Bascom Pike Miss Faddis Maine Burton Our City Prof. Burton Ethel Sands Sarah Miss Leone Ethel Atlantic

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Pymosa Center Cass Lorah Wm. Lance Chris Laartz Ed. Prather Glen Gentle Rudolph Shultz Mr. Pollock Union Township Howard Senate Galion Howard McKinney Trank Breece Juve Marsh Dave Potter Ray White Maryville Fred Adams Edna Township Riley Evans Griswold Wm. Himes Frank Oren Buck Creek John Startzer E. C. Johnson (Nee) Marsh Palo Alto County Huchendort's K. Murdock Charley Hull L. Sotowen Peter Hopley Ton Temple Edith Hopley Mrs. Stearns Kirk Walker W.T. Woodard Bank of PF. J. Macomber Wm. Hopley FE. B. Canterberry A. A. Case Case County Wickersham Captain Eli M. BE Shindley George Todd Smith Church of Christ Link Mark Bradbury Hank Wissler Harry Graham Frank Olsen Lou Hensley Henry Troup Henry John Eggers Gev. Riggs W. H. Warne No. 3 Sam Diven Lou Temple Howard Case Case K. E. Brown Alice Mountain Bear Grove Serib Baar Grove W. Hopley Charley Biglow Bertha Pratt Maud Lind Lew Biglow Sam Berry John Peterson Mr. Crisman No. 9 Irve Graham Preston Biglow Cratch J.C Bradbury KE. E. Canterberry Rod Graham Owen Worth Ed Limpus Fitzsimmons-Corbette Kickers M. K. Church Good Templar I. O. O. F. Hall Tomlurs Ladies' Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society I. C.C. F. Hall Aid Society Washington Jake Myers W. Dewy Bailey Botua Jem Bagley N. D. Winston John Johnson Lyceum Dawson Washington Township J. E. Bailey Anna Kate McMinamen Frank J Grulke Corbett-Fitzsimmons U. S G. E. Link Robert McDowell G. F. Marr Mary O'Leary Burt D. B. Stacey Zella Furman Casey Frank Gillett Adair Harry Chambers Des Moines Stella Murphy Miss Lomurphy Kellogg James O. Jenkins H. E. Bortright Minden Cassie Peters W. E. Fish Lola Murphy Pearl Hutton D. B. Forshay Ladies and Society of the Congregatoral Church Jeremiah Judins J. E. Brace F. M. Tidrick Co. J. Hood & Co Mags Rev. Votan H. M. Boorman W. H. Acker Carson Carl Schroder Manning J. W. C. Cary E. E. Mickel Wal- Nut Locust Street W. Faulkner Bertha Batchelor Emma Higmley M. L. Langdon Frank Parker California M. E. Quint Indianola W. A. Tucker Iowa J. W. Butler Paper Company W. N. Henshaw Grinnell Gay Nichols Stuart Nichols D. A. Shuter Misses Wert Harris Presbyterian Church Stier, Martin & Dunn Mr. Jones College Notes
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