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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1896

Page

12

Dance and farm notices from Massena area report

Frank McKee hosted a Friday night dance. Andy Allison moved a house for Mr Krause two miles south of Massena. Sales Bell sold 14 head of 200 lb hogs to John Rae of Massena Saturday. Richard Stells and Adolph Smer tyog shipped 8 carloads of fat cattle to Chicago Saturday. Alex Rae bought 3 head of yearling steers from Mrs Robert Symonds last week at 825. Vance, an Clarinda life insurance agent, was soliciting locally last week. Miss Kyu Pugh held a shoe-box social at Centre school house Monday to fund the school library. Wn Ford trims graphines in southern township and is a good checker player. Friends of Miss Jessie Rae gathered at her home Tuesday. she leaves for Des Moines Thursday. The corner stone of the Victoria M Ri church was laid Tuesday the 17th, conducted by the pastor with Rev Curtis of Gravity. Fred Kerkmay did threshing last Saturday, late but grain was well stacked. One advantage is easier to get help now than in fall.

Frank McKee Andy Allison Krause Massena Sales Bell John Rae Richard Stells Adolph Smertyog Chicago Alex Rae Robert Symonds Mr. Vance Clarinda Kyu Pugh Centre Ford Jessie Rae Miss Rae Des Moines Victoria M. Ri Rev Curtis Fred Kerkmay

Lorah and Vicinity News Briefs and Local Gossip

Dr. Graham visited Serah on Saturday while the Anderson family remains on the sick list. Florence Cleeland is seriously ill. Enna Noyer of Bear Grove spent last week here. Mrs. Joel Hastings and son George visited Menlo last week. Benton Green suffers a severe neuraglia attack. Ira and Mrs. Soper spent SatSun with Frank Cleland. Frank Stoner traveled to Atlantic Saturday in his new Dan Rich line. Jim Jensen reports a burglary at Brush Col planned for the near future. Local politics and editorial jabs fill the page amid small-town chatter.

Dr. Graham Serah Lhe Anderson Florence Cleeland Enna Noyer Bear Grove Joel Hastings George Menlo Benton Green Ira Soper Frank Cleland Frank Stoner Atlantic Dan Rich Jim Jensen Brush Col Democratic Party Buck Creek Eggers Bros Joe Jensen Watch North Benton

Pleasant and Noble Line Community Notes

Fred Saemisch builds a new house on his Noble farm. Grand Pa Jacobs learned de horning last week. Frank Jarvis hired by Jerone Grinnell for summer work. Wind demoralized D A Miller's windmill. Henry Donahoe visited friends in Adams county. Look for a wedding near the line today. Huldorf plans a new residence near Wax. Sheriff Card of Atlantic sold mortgaged property along the line. George Madden and wife visited Grant Van Meter's near Asbury. Rev Young preached to a small congregation due to weather. Albert Triplett of Harcourt visited Frank Sherwood's. Taylor Hodges spent time in Noble. Noble attracts Taylor more than Pleasant. Jennie Sherwood returned from Des Moines after hearing Paderewski and visiting Highland Park. Clara Jarvis closes a successful term at Pleasant township district No. 5. she will teach there again this summer.

Henry Donahoe Adams County Huldorf Iis Farm Wax Sheriff Card Atlantic George Madden Asbury Grant van Meter’s Young Albert Triplett Harcourt Pleasant Ridge Frank Sherwood Taylor Hodges Noble Taylor Jennie Sherwood Des Moines Paderewski Highland Park College Clara Jarvis

Muffled Local Notes From Edna Community

A new boy at Mr. Olsons Chas Culkins has a very sick child. Raster services at Reno. L Blankenship moved to his new home. Joe Sanders went to Corning this week. Mr. Robinson improving slowly. Johm Neary and family at Geo Campbell's Sunday. Mrs. J Neary to be visited by sister soon. Mrs. Breen mother of supervisor Dan Breen very sick. James Goudy and family guests of Jack Fletcher Sunday. Charley Anderson returned to his Illinois home to remain.

Jack Fletcher Charley Anderson Illinois

Local notes mix commerce culture and births in 1896

Geo W Franklin and family visited the Gaylord family and retrieved Fred’s buggy for repair. School teachers plan meetings on April 10 11. A supper at Durham’s hall raised about 80 dollars. Miss Mac Searr of Fort Wayne visits. An Easter program is set for April 5 at the Church of Christ. Fred Palmer plans an electrical press. Endeavor night will discuss Things that keep us from God. Cumberland band performs weekly concerts starting April. A new club named the Orioles formed with H D Fitch hosting. Spooks heard at their first meeting. Fred Aldrich returns to Centerville. Geo Scholl and R W Dann seen locally. New baby born to S Engleman. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs S W Dufford. Grace Calkins returns from Chicago. A N White of Des Moines visits Anita. Ed Smith of Oakland joins Fr Viedvick in new Road building venture. Robert and John Woods leave for Hastings Neb to farm. F R King returns from St Louis with M D title and plans for success.

Durham Mac Searr Ft. Wayne Ind G. F. Searr Peterson Bridgewater Church of Christ Fred Palmer Museum Parvo Cumberland Band The Orioles H. D. Fitch Fred Aldrich Centerville Geo. Scholl R. W. Dann Oumha S. Engleman W. Dufford Grace Calkins Chicago A. N. White Des Moines Anita Ed_ Smith Oakland Viedvick Robert John Woods Hastings Neb Morris Will F. R. King St. Louis M.D Frank

Community News Highlights From WIOTA Area

The column notes multiple illnesses including Prof. Rowley Mrs Hemphill Uncle Sam Jameson and Mrs Hollis daughter Rena Maroinetta. J F Finch returned from Arkansas. May Brewster visited from Atlantic. Geo Buckley and wife welcomed twins a boy and a girl. Rob inson and Agnes visited Massena. Good Templars held a supper after their meeting with a reported good time.

Prof. Rowley Mrs. Robinson Agnes Massena Good Templars

Clark's Grove township elects new school board officers

Dr Findley builds a barn on his farm Mrs I B Worth visits Griswold J A Lighty teaches this spring Ed Darling saws wood for C Prall Mrs Prall visits B B Malones north of Wiota New trustee M Sinpus vows township care The Garfield school board met electing C Prall president New district No 1 Phil Hamerick No 2 Bert Kirk No 3 Lafe Franklin No 4 Casper Beekman No 5 L Bigelow No 6 J A Lighty No 7 Milt Darling No 8 OC Prall No 4 William Hopley

Garfield C. Prall Phil Hamerick Bert Kirk Lafe Franklin Casper Beekman L. Bigelow J. A. Lighty Milt Darling Prall William Hopley

Ed Zellmer Hates Corn to Atlantic Last Week

Long prose notes social visits, teaching arrangements, and a birthday in Atlantic area. Miss Connor to teach at No 2 this spring, Kate Myers spent vacation, birth of daughter to Lee A Carson and wife. Social gathering at the Gaylord home included twenty eight young friends, games, music, supper, and ice cream.

Ed Zellmer Atlantic Miss Connor Kate Myers Lee A. Carson J. J. Bailey Edgar Gaylord Bird Jink Jate Winston N D. Winston Gaylord Grove Miss Mable

Leaving for Adair Miss Mable to Engage in Business

A social gathering notes with guests names including Frank Beekman Ben Crals N D Winston Hattie jwanger Edith Hamill Cora Franklin Laura Franklin Bertha Bradbury Bossy Bradbury Nellie Johnson Fay Welsh Gracie Link Jesse McAfee Lottie Dunaton Kate Beekman Ira Franklin Gail Hamill Ed Beokoan Charley Beekman Bird Link John Whipple Gus Motts Fred Franklin Leland Bradbury Edwin Link and mentions plans for Miss Mable to depart for Adair on Tuesday to begin business.

Miss Mable Adair Messars Mesdames Frank Beekman Ben Cralsfants N. D. Winston Misses Hattie Jwanger Edith Hamill Cora Franklin Laura Franklin Bertha Bradbury Bossy Bradbury Nellie Johnson Fay Welsh Gracie Link Jesse McAfee Lottie Dunaton Kate Beekman Ira Franklin Gail Hamill Beokoan Charley Beekman Bird Link John Whipple Gus Motts Fred Franklin Leland Bradbury Edwin Link

Des Moines Women Leaders and Aide to Social Reform

Mrs Johan Phelps reports on visiting English reformer Mrs Ormiston Chant who urged clean amusements to curb vice in London. Des Moines audiences backed temperance, while May Wright Sewall critiqued foreign critics and praised equality in the ideal state. Iowa’s Mrs Albert Swalm presented a lofty view of equal rights and civic duty.

America Empire Theater May. Wright Sewall National Federation of Woman's Clubs St. Louis de Toqueville Chas Dickens Harriet Martineau Max O'Rell Sewall A. B. Cummins Iowa Albert Swalm Oskaloosa Des Moines Woman’s Club

Equal rights debate and millinery ads in county paper

A revival lecture on woman’s role argued for equality of mind and heart between sexes and blamed domestic drift for marital unhappiness. The piece praises Mrs Swalm and Mrs Macomber, then quotes poems about self awareness. Easter millinery opened by Mrs G W Parham, plus local ads and a birthday surprise for Mike Conway from neighbors.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Victoria Lorah and Vicinity Fred Saemisch Grandpa Jacobs Frank Jarvis Jerone Grinnell D. A. Miller Edna William Porter Tamily A. Raywood J. Neary J. Burdette Alex Raywood Reno Emery Williams Green Dell Lizzie Deer Geo, Dougherty Bruce Hurlburt Frank Black Colorado Pat Neary Joseph Harper Rev. Brown Marne and Vicinity J. D. Peterson Adams Jno. Findlay L. D. Thomas Maine Joe Shaw Morrison Joe Stoner Wu. Lowe Cumberland Rev. Wickersham H. P. Bills Oscar Allen Mento N. A. Morrison N. A Denver A.C. Fulton L. S. Allen E. E.squires Patton Bros Dan Patton Obed Blakeslee Oren Maude Triplett Thomas 'Trailor Brighton Trailor Lewis Sue Livingston S. A. Pierce Fred Shearer Owens Omaha G. W. B. Fletcher Dr. Campbell Medical Association Minnie Krise Ilinois R. C. Kennedy J. E. ‘Baker W. L. Bush G. C. Jewell Robert Dilyea Kittie Howard J. J. Varley Minnie Multhoup Warrenton Cass Township Dan Sheets Tabor Fred Switzer Will Rishel Kansas Benj. Rishel Phil Kretchner Iin Fred Vanklin William Whopley Audubon Mary Masters Mr. Lyon William Applegate W. Hopley Miss Wasson Henderson Washington Township Hamill Roberts Geo. W. Franklin A. Gaylord Fred Jthent Wiota Clark’s Grove Washington Social Johan Phelps Tenee@rari Ormiston Chant Halla London Atlantic and Cass County Chas Chestnut Street Jon Maclasen Oursel Mra G.w.verham Witdsmw Montague & Co Spangler & Bruington Edwin. E. ‘Todd Griswold Mike Conway Pymosa Township James ‘Troy Mike Karl Vic Kumert M. J. Davis Age Oliver Winder Adolla Griffith Harrison Gingery Ehesa Ra Cora Cheever William D McKinley Mary Jenking Bode Louisa Rate Dilyea Kittie @ Howard Janary Janary Reyy Chaco Iln Martel M. Jarkat Conn Butch
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