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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1897

Page

7

Local and Personal Notes from Atlantic Iowa

Local and personal items from Atlantic Iowa report numerous residents and visitors: Mrs Silas Wilson improves. K C Kennedy of Lewis stops in. Miss Madge Smith guest of Miss Zeta Osborne. Mrs Reynolds to Council Bluffs. Robt Dawnee from Plattsburg visits. watchman editor Rev Nielsen arrives from Chicago. several outings and trips noted including Des Moines, Brayton, Stuart, Stuart, and Newton connections. hail storm north of town. June Maypole event planned by firemen. various residents travel to Omaha, Council Bluffs, Iowa City, and other towns.

Peter Hopley Lewis Festmaster Chase Des Moines Madge Smith Zeta Osborne Dene Robinson Avoca Yiantt Ley Rive T Heir Rich Hill Robt Dawnee Plattsburg N. Y F. O.temple Harlan Provid James Kennedy Lewis Standard Mass Iowa City Julius Rogge Needles Carriage Works Shelby Ppeewincee Lincoln Henry Huffy Frank Wells Dr. Rishel and Son W. R. Simmons Anita Rev. Hills Council Bluffs Lyman Netz Idaho Rev. Bauerneind Noble Township Atlantic Sproat Walnut KR. H. Shiftlett Peter Hopley Land IO. O. F. Hall Chester Dowell Ed Wier Cumberland Clarence Brown Zena Updegraff Fairfield Lulu Harlan A.H. Willis Massana Tay Chas. Willis Robi. Dawnee F. O. Temple Villisca

Pleasant gathering at Dr McCall estate features music and games

A large group of Miss Leo's friends gathered at Dr A D McCall's home for a surprise party with evening games and dancing. Music was supplied by Dr McCall and his daughters Leo and Zulu during a fine late supper before departures.

A. D. McCall Miss Leo Dr. McCall Leo Zulu

Pheasant Evening Hosts Teachers at McWaid Home

Mrs J A McWaid and Miss Hunter entertained Atlantic Public Schools teachers and Business and Normal College staff at the McWaid home on East Fourth Street last evening. Progressive crokinole and partner card passing provided entertainment, with Miss Ida Pattee winning the most ribbons and Miss Waddis the fewest. Birch rod favors recalled schoolroom incidents. A buggy accident near Sixth Street sent a team loose, narrowly missing Mrs Emmett and baby with quick actions by bystanders.

J. A. McWaid Miss Hunter Atlantic Public Schools Business and Normal College McWaid East Fourth Street Mies Hunter Ida Pattee Waddis John Fulton Sixth Street Chestnut Street Fourth Street Fourth Emmett Baby Avoca Mat Coker Poke Byrd

King’s New Discovery Cures Local Sufferer in Virginia

The merchant Mr. BR B Greeve of Chilhowie Virginia says he was dying from consumption after failed treatments. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery after two bottles and cites its broad efficacy for coughs colds and consumption. Free trial bottles offered at drug stores.

BR. B. Greeve Chilhowie Dr. King

Thieves in Society Spar Over Fashionable Kleptomania

A lively discussion among debutantes and socialites reveals rampant kleptomania in dream rooms and cloakrooms of high society. Tales of lace fans, satin gloves, and muffs swapped in dressing rooms illustrate a pattern of theft among elite circles, with victims often too proud to pursue action and suspects protected by status.

Millicent Arrowpoint Chicago

Corn and politics mix in a cautious farmer’s look at prices

A column examines corn prices under McKinley and gold standard talk, arguing overproduction and market correction. It notes 1895 96 acreage gains, 1897 stocks near 1.264 billion bushels, and looming farm adjustments while tying the debate to free silver and moral reform Taiwan.

Breuth Chicago Mount

Woman Suffrage Again Provokes Editor Debate

A Telegraph editor quarrels with Mr Saemisch over women voting. He argues many men rely on wives working or staying home, while women must decide for themselves whether to vote. The writer asserts rights are not forced, invites trial, and cites examples of Iowa or Colorado women who eventually joined their husbands at the polls.

Misissippi Missouri Atlantic Queen Victoria Bismark J. E. Giecesrm Telegraph Saemisch Mr. Saemisch Iowa Colorado Steet

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