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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1895

Page

12

Local and Personal News From Atlantic Iowa Reports

A whirlwind of visitors and residents across Atlantic Iowa includes Banker Myera of Anita, Pat Boyle from Anita, Henry Metcalf of Grinwold, Mrs. Sam Childs with her daughter in Avoca, Dr. N. J. Jones of Shelby, P. F. O Connell and Manley Hart from Maine, Mrs. M Block visiting Des Moines, J J Barnes painting on Sixth and Poplar, and others. Council actions include sidewalk, hydrant, and street work approvals, and a motion to curb saloons. A.z A Rock Island official visits, fueling talk of a new Atlantic depot, with Mayor Jones and W K McFarlin discussing improvements.

Myera Anita Pat Boyle Henry Metcalf Grinwold Sam Childs Avoca N. J. Jones Shelby P. F. O'Connell Manley Hart Maine M. Block Des Moines Chas Maple Street J. J. Barnes Sixth Poplar O. S&s

Atlantic City Notes and Local Moves Highlight Busy Week

Mrs. Wm. OConnell of Audubon and J. P. Hallock of Brayton in town. Several residents report illnesses and visits, including E. Grant bilious attack and Mrs. H. A. Dicker at 204 Cedar. Local business and property updates cover Heaters priced at $1, Frank Ware visiting Walnut, Parham selling land near Anita to Mr. Anderson, and ice cream opening night at Highley & Son. Grand Lodge AOUW meet at Ft Dodge May 14. James Jones and S. E. Grant named delegates.

Williams Third Maple Frank Ware Walnut Hucendort Will Luke Fourth Cedar Streets A. B. Warner Harlan C. ‘A. Meredit Jobn Tinkler Park Hotel John Walnut Street Midway Grand Lodge Ft. Dodge James Jones Atlantic Lodge S. E. Grant

Divorce Request Looms In September Term At Atlantic

Albert Kuske plans to seek a divorce in the September term after his wife left him two years ago following a two month domestic episode. Other items note Phi McGee’s jail stay after a night of heavy drinking, Dr. Lacy’s city visit en route to Audubon, and a Knight Templars inspection in Kedron. Officials report reductions in prison population, liquor sales restrictions, and local court actions including a C C Conrad shoe company case verdict for the plaintiff and a receiver hearing over bank collateral.

Albert Kuske Phi. McGee Evening Express Lacy Council Bluffa Audubon Kedron Commandery Atlantic Job Card Ft. Madison DC. M. Ai Harlan

Atlantic and surrounding towns daily activity report

A late spring roundup lists Rev. John Kirk in Macedonia, Dr. Porterfield in Omaha, Dr. Beaver in Atlantic, Dr. Davis visiting Lewis, and Otto Eggers visiting Avoca. A large cistern rises at the electric light station while a traveling auditor checks depot accounts. J. F. Barker opens a new photograph gallery. Residents travel for shopping and visits, with Rev. Plummer and wife calling on Atlantic friends.

Beaver Anita Davis Lewis Otto Eggers Avoca Jewelers J. F. Barker Adair E. J. Pringey Cumberland Rev. Plummer Atlantic Friends Rev. Stanley Fourth and Maple Street

Local Socials And Court News From Atlantic Area

Mrs. Peter Hopley and son visited Mrs. Clayton with friends in Lewis while Will Malone retires from cycling. Mrs. C. I. Chase entertained seventy guests on Poplar Street. Joe the Turk from Salvation Army boosts Atlantic meetings. Beaman shows tents at fairgrounds and plans summer tour. The hearing over A Block’s collateral case with Receiver Steinke continues. Marling plans relocation for his mother’s family on Maple Street. Mayor Jones travels to Omaha for eye treatment. Peter Comas Jr. wed Miss Zimmerman at Westphalia and hosts a reception in Washington township. Lawrenson’s flour faces competition from foreign brands. mill may close June 1. Co. E. Hall to visit Atlantic over telephone line to Audubon. 71st birthday party for Mrs Peasley with guests and music. Phil McGee fined for drunkenness by acting mayor Wornom. The Ga zette notes editor Maclean’s absence for a new baby, with promise of full vigor soon. A man found near Anita tracks severely injured. identified as Fred Parker of Ottumwa. Isaac Dickerson trial deferred to June 1 at Glenwood. Pinehurst Piles ad and baking powder note appear in local notices.

Will Malone Own & Wheel C. I. Chase Poplar Street C. F. Beaman Fair Grounds W. &. Marling Marling & Fisher Maple Street J.S. Crawford Jones Omaha Peter Comas, Jr Westphalia Shelby County Zimmerman Washington Township J. H. Lawrenson Atlantic Co. E. Hall Iowa Hall Audubon John Peasley Sallie Neimeyer Gracie Fisher Phil McGee Squire Wornom

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