Atlantic local notes report personal departures and incidents
The Atlantic Weekly Telegraph lists residents in Adair and nearby towns, noting Dr. Dearing of Tabor College visiting, Jim Pressnall's bank remodel, Lulu Gillespie's trip toward Lansing, Taft's improving condition, and various visits, travels, and minor events. It mentions Hotel Trilby opening, an Atlantic excursion to Maine, local illnesses, class preparations at the high school, Father Slaughter's return, Sed Conrad’s employment, and a Mother Goose entertainment at the Presbyterian church with cast lists and a repeat show planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Beera
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Atlantic
Phil Southwick
A. M. Nipper
Fitzmorris
Grace
Chicago
C. C. Conrad
Goss
Spaulding Bros
Trilby
W. W. Straight
Third Street
Pennsylvania House
Memorial of a Good Woman Leaves Notable Family Ties
Died section notes a respected woman’s passing leaving four husbands and two children two sons aged twenty and a married daughter Mrs Geo Young. She was sister to Robert and J W Marshall and W O Marshall with sisters in Atlantic.Her mother Mrs Marshall resides eastern state and visits frequently. Also reported: John Gilbaugh died on Oak Street at 2 pm and infant Albert Earl Nelson died at 12:30 am. Funeral service for Nelson set tomorrow at 10 at the Linn and Tenth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
L. D. Nellis
Weat Sixth Street
Geo. Young
Robert Marshall
Morton
J. W. Marshall
W. O. Marshall
Mra
Cole
Thorley
Atlantic
Mra 5
Marshall
John Gilbaugh
Oak Street
Albert Earl
John Nelson
Linn
Tenth Streets
J. A. Kinney
Oskaloosa
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Mary Reed
India
Miss Reed
Worthing
Cannon
Lfe
Mra. Beil
Dr. Wilkin
Mra. Wickersham
C. A. Meredith
Zoe DeLane
D. A.shuter
Misa Reed
Atlantic city items mix illness travel and events
Monday notices about residents ill visiting relatives and traveling. Various names and towns appear including Anita Avoca Oskaloosa Des Moines Council Bluffs and Atlantic. Community updates cover repairs, sales, and local duties with brief social and business notes.
First Athletic Association day slated at Fairground next Saturday
The Athletic Association of the Atlantic district plans the first meet at the Fairground next Saturday the 11th. Teams from Atlantic Red Oak Villisca and Stuart compete in a broad program with sprint distance events, field events, cycling and a five mile bicycle race. Local officers include Ernest Tharnish president and J W Clark secretary treasurer. Mayor Jones fined two drunks this morning and one repeat offender will work fifteen days on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association
Atlantic High School
Atlantic
Red Oak
Southwestern Iowa Association
Villisca
Stuart
Ernest Tharnish
J. W. Clark
Fair Ground
E. Tharnish
Roy Heaton
R. Heaton
Stanton Gothard
Ralph Wallace
Fred Bishop
Hitch
Lewis Pine
Fred Hunt
E. Keyser
Broad Jaump
C. Martin
Tom Dickerson
Jno, Dallas
Will Southwick
Chas Laflin
Jones
Guy Jameson
Costa
Sam Sweet
Sarah
Cass County Treasurer's Notice to Holders of Warrants 1540 to 1838
The Cass County treasurer alerts holders that county warrants numbered 1540 through 1838 are payable on presentation. Warrants will cease drawing interest after thirty days from the date hereof. Dated May 6, 1895, T. W. Brown, Treasurer Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Laws
T. W. Brown
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the Weekly Telegraph
Adair
Q.C. Moore
J. J. Fisher
Dr. Dearing
Tabor College
Dr. Hills
Anita
H. Evans
Jackson Bros
Page County
Silas Wilson Co
J. 8
Pressnall
Lulu Gillespie
Lansing
Michigan
Des Moines
Chay,Taft
Maine
Hang Cromback
Chas
N. P. Eckleen
The
Model Laundry
Nebraska
Lyons
Father Slaughter
California
Mrs. Slaughter
Sed Conrad
Rock Island Depot
Sed
Ailor
Ayrers
Mother Goose
Presbyterian Church
Iva Pennell
Yankee Poodle
Homer Howell
Columbia
Nellie Harding
Jack and Jill
Sam Childe
Mable Marks
Red Riding Hood
Amy Bartley
Lena Wilkin
Noble King Cole
Ned Chapman
Humpty Dumpty
Paul Brewster
Little Boy
Blue
Gibbs
Goody Two Shoes
Bonnie Grove
Blue Beard
Ned Harvey
Bo Peep
Gussis Brown
Mother Hubbard
Carrie Wilkin
Jack
Charlie Gibbs
Sherm Myers
O.R. Graham
Avoca
Prof. Lamson
Lewis
Er. Dickeston
Edith Duell
Zeb DeLane
D. F. Hawka
Omaha
J. C. Spangler
Walnut
U* D. H. Hartwell
Minneapolis
E. A. Shaws
F.H. Whitney
Des’ Moines
Samuel Brown
G.L. Knopp
Extra
A. W. Brown
Fourth Street
E.D. Cotton
Miss Palmer
G. W. Parham
Xillinary
J. E. Bruce
Masons
Dr. Emmett
J. H. Johnson
Elliott
Council Blutts
Ida Martin
Dr. Egan
A. Hansen
South Cedar Street
Rev. Wickersham
Sioux City
Cornell Bluffs
Allman
Wm. Meershall
Macy
Harlan
Kate Downs
F. M. Alexander
Jno. Gilbaugh
W. C. Carter
East Eighth Street
Mr. Carter
Peter Kneadsen
Dr. Graham
Benson
National Bank
Dan Carrigg
Fourth and
Chestnut
R. A. Benson
D. M. Lewis
Indiana
Mrs. Elliott
Council Bluffs
A. D. Bell
Colfax
Mrs. Bell
Mr. Bell
Judge Green
Audubon
Roca
Green
Brown
Griswold
Mary Egan
Edith Cushing
Buck Creek
Miss Cushing
Congregational Church
Knights Templar
Odd Fellows
Beera
Opera House
Carpenters
J. H. Hubbard
Geo. Robertson
L. du. Tilden
F. M
M. E. Church
Helen Clute
Clute
Kelso
Leech
James Dallas
Eggers Bros
George Marsh
Vien’s Suits
Block & Heyman
Postoffice
Iowa
the Athletic Association
Intre-State Pus. Co. P
Louis, Ao
Commercial House
M. M. Kreamer
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