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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1899

Page

6

Marne and Vicinity Cherries Bloom as Cyclones Approach

Local notes from Marne detail social visits and travel to Atlantic, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Des Moines, and Des Moines trips by residents including Longnecker, Burton, Squires, Blakes, Simpson, and others. Updates cover business activity, high school plans for a May 12 social, the Atlantic Fruit Co. and creamery, bridge work on Maine, a lightning-affected cow death, and public entertainment by Woodmen of the World.

D. E. Fudge A. Fudge Atlantic John Findley Marne Furniture Co Greve D. N. Good Audubon Presbyterian Church P. W. Williams The Atlantic Creamery J. ¥. Davison

Mortality notes and obituaries from a 19th century issue

The column records the elevation of Mr. Trailer and Mr. Simpson to the 32nd degree in Scottish Rite Masonry and includes Vera Edna Wheatley’s short life from Cass Co Iowa born 1896 and died 1899. It also contains Hood’s advertising assertions and Mollie Grimes of Flomaton Alabama recounting recovery after miscarriages aided by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets.

Mr.Trailer Mr. Simpson Vera Edna Wheatley Cass Co Iowa Navy Jesus Shelby County Marne L. ‘Pt Premrurer Escambia Alabama Flomaton Mollie Grimes Dr. Pierce

Episcopal Mission in Atlantic and New City Marshal Arrests

Rev Hewittson aims to reopen the Atlantic mission church with Bishop Morrison showing active support. New city marshal Carl Wissier arrests Fred Leonard and Frank Cur1 for disturbing the peace after a dispute over a ten cent wash bill, Leonard posting bail with help from a rival. Community notices include social at Charlie Gibbs's, local trips, and various appointments and errands across Harlan, Atlantic, and surrounding areas.

Hewittson Harlan Hilly Morrison Iowa Atlantic Howittson Carl Wissier Fred Leonard Frank Cur Occidental Tilden Leonard Carl

Various News Bits From Sparks In The Nation

The Meade transport with the Ninth immunes reached New York as Vice President Hobart’s condition slowly improves. Duke of Beaufort dies in London at 76. Henry Gannaway stabbed to death near Ardmore. Bellamy Storer to present credentials to Spain’s queen regent. Count Yaworoski killed at Allagray races near Budapest. Indiana regiment mustered out at Savannah. E E Smythe named general freight agent for K C P G RR. Lewis Baker dies in Washington. West Side Presbyterian Church dispute leads to board resignation. St Anthony wall section 150 feet long collapses causing damage. U.S. manufacturers’ exports hit $37,025,788 in March. Premature mine explosion at Port Oram RI kills Charles McPeak and James Williams. James McPeak gravely hurt. African churches in Chicago hold lynching protests with public addresses.

Meade New York Hobart Henry Charles Fitzroy Somerset Duke of Beaufort London Henry Gannaway Ardmore L T William Wathen Bellamy Storer Spain Count Yaworoski Budapest Indiana Regiment W. T. Durbin Savannah E. E. Smythe Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad R. W. Lightburne Lewis Baker Washington West Presbyterian Church Anthony Evans St. Anthony Falls Richmond Port Oram RI. J Charles McPeak James Williams James McPeak Chicago South

Local and Personal Notes From the City

A.S. Funk traveled to Griswold this morning. N. Menefee went to Walnut this morning. A.S. Taylor of Wiota was in Atlantic yesterday. Wm. Spearow came up from Cumberland yesterday. Hugh Dean of Adair was a visitor in the city yesterday. Kodaks and cameras in all amateur sizes are at Fred Alexander's. Mrs. A. S. Funk has returned home from a visit at Greenfield. Mrs. E. A. Taylor was in Atlantic yesterday between trains. Henry Herbert of Audubon was down yesterday on business.

Dan Murphy Chicago Father Dal Javad Walnut J.T. Davison Elgin Creamery Fred Lasker Birmingham Ala George Frank Wim Woodmen of the World Slay Maine Hubn Council Blais Sioux City Minneapolis Garnet Kas Delaware S. G. Hunter W. E. Wise C. Hultstadt Trafic W. H. Fort Extra Atlantic Prof. Fletcher Lewis Fred Alexander Tommy Meredith Fred Lew Hough Mabel Marsh Perry W.H. O'Connell Audubon P. F. W. A. Follett Kansas S. W. Rinesmith Harlan Jas. French H. P. Baxter Anna Albright Young Randolph Liberty Miss Morse Massena Cumberland Hack Scott Harvey Oscar Nebraska Philippines Will Brinkerhoff The Atlantic Telegraph Will Lxtra Journal Wm. McMillan Ele Donald L. L Tilden Hill Atlantic Cemetery Smith McPherson Des Moines McPherson A.S. Funk Griswold N. Menefee A.s.taylor Wiota Wm. Spearow Cumberland Hugh Dean Adair Fred Alexander’s Funk Greenfield E. A. Taylor Henry Herbert

Narrow escape for infant in morphine tablet incident

Little Gladys Stewart daughter of L B Stewart faced a perilous Saturday evening after receiving a box of morphine tablets to end her life. The child opened the box and consumed some tablets but recovered with persistent motherly care and a physician’s help.

Gladys Stewart L. B. Stewart Griswold Advocate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marne and Vicinity Alva Longnecker Sabbath Supt. Burton K. EB. Squires O. Blakes Henry Wink Simpson San Jose Cal W. E. Simpson D. Greve Sankey Lana Bessie Kenudsen Omaha Johnson and Ellis Delia Marsh Alice Kerr C. H. McClees Jlate Oliver Wilson W. A. Dreager Jurgen Greve Council Bluffs Alfred Kind Messrs Win Owshe Messrs. Kapmerling, Berry Jr Claus Krambeck Mr. Reynolds Atlantic Fruit Co Sane J. F. Rogers City J. K. Herbert Joe Shaw Brighton Simpson and Wife Carl Wisalor Charles Gibbs Charlie Gibbs South Chestnut Street Thede Cappelier Ralph Bailey Roscoe Brown Mrs. Gibbs Charlie Soper S. Ef. Wheatley Constable T. O. Meredith H. A. Disbrow Grove Township J. W. Wayne Disbrow Meredith Wheatley M. N. Baker J. Blattner Lincoln H. E. Wormley Union Depot A. H. Goodspeed A. Turner Pam Kelly Matt Duvall Extra Journal H. M. Lanterman Lily Hutton Macon Colo Cripple Creek Colorado Trading and Transfer Company R. A. Bailey Scottish Rite Masons Des Noines Pymosa Township Dmd-Wit Patrick Murray Jas. E Bruce L.D. Wilsey E. Grant Monument Walnut Street L. A.turner Wm. Crisman Geo. Martin Cass County Fontanelle Walter E. Haynes Anita Haynes Jack Feming Kansas City Father Daly Ameo Styles Nebe Shoe Hustlers Park Alexander Walker Bros. Livery Barn D. A. Grimes, Mer Messrs. C. J. Hood & Co Sarsapavilla Fame Miles
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