County and Vicinity News on Hogs Houses and Illnesses
Lots of corn planted yet plowing remains. Worthy Stoner recovers from measles. Several locals including Master Howard Herbert and Mrs. Oakes listed as ill. Byron Olney visiting from Omaha. Cattle killed likely by lightning. Resty Olney injured by a kick. Florence Oakes visited Griswold. I J Thomas building a new house. Hogs sold for 325 dollars. interest in hog raising noted. Numerous residents building homes, cottages, and trees planted. Families: Wanderly Osceola trip, health issues among Harris Ebert Low Mayer Cue. Community sympathy extended to the ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy Stoner
Howard Herbert
Byron Olney
Omaha
Oakes
U. P. Oakes
Resty Olney
Florence Oakes
Griswold
I. J. Thomas
A. J. Odem
Jack
D. B. Wortman
John Brisco
John Worthing
Mr. Worthing
Henry Pugh
M. E
A.S. Bright
Cal Antrim
F. C. Warren
W. E. Purvis
John
Osceola
Will Harris
Geo. Ebert
W. H. Low
Henry Smith
Henry Mayer
Cue
Local News Briefs From Cass County and Surrounding Areas
Mert Bell is very sick. Farmers planting corn is underway with several fields finished. Rev Don Fisher conducted services at Toad Leap on Sunday, marking about thirty years since his last Cass County visit. Roy Roe from Council Bluffs visited his parents Sunday. Herman Saleback attended the German dance in Atlantic Friday evening. Sheriff Willis of Atlantic was in the neighborhood Friday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert Bell
Don Fisher
Toad Leap
Cass County
Roy Roe
Council, Bluffs
Herman Saleback
Atlantic
Sheriff Willis
Local Guests and Community Happenings In Five-Mile Area
Eli Cannon and Pearl visited Isaac Jensen and family last Saturday. The Lorah area sees corn planting and local ball games as the Lorah boys play ball again. Edith Cleveland travels to Highland Park Des Moines for school. Della Jansen returns from Cumberland. Isaac Jensen finished painting a new porch. Mr Pratt of Atlantic visited John Gentle and family. A horse race Saturday between Sam Howlett and Conover. Howlett wins. Glen Gentle and Sue Laartz were Five-Mile visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Cannon
Pearl
Isaac Jensen
John Campbell
Lorah
Edith Cleveland
Highland Park
Des Moines
Della Jansen
Cumberland
Mr. Pratt
Atlantic
John Gentle
Sarah
Sam Howlett
Conover
Howlet
Glen Gentle
Sue Laartz
Memorial and school events in Lewis area
Joe Shearer was on the streets Saturday and taken home Sunday. Union memorial services are planned for next Sunday at 10 30 AM in the opera house. Rev T W Tippet leaves for the World Fair Monday and will meet his wife in Stuart. Lewis school closing exercises occur May 30 and 31 with the grade program Tuesday and junior exercises Wednesday in the opera house. Rev Moore will deliver the memorial address Tuesday afternoon May 30 in the opera house.
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Joe Shearer
Union
Opera House
T. W. Tippet
Stuart
Lewis
Moore
Local housing and business expansion reported in town
Hugh Waddell sold his new house to W S Brenemen who has moved in and settled. Sam Brisco's new store building nears completion and a meat market may open soon. Chas Arns puts up a shoe store building and travels to Chicago for stock. John Brown, farmer, builds a substantial house on the ten acre lot near A S Perryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Waddell
W. S. Brenemen
Sam Brisco
Chas. Arns
Chicago
John Brown
A.S. Perryman
Local Notes from Harlan and Surrounding Areas
John Boller grows ill Miss Ida Wallace visited in Harlan last week T M Tice builds a corn crib and granary Ed Abbott reports a steer broke its leg last Sunday Congregational church on trial with a new organ Mr Abram Breece and wife from California visiting brother Chas Breece An ice cream social at the Sherman Bishops residence Friday June 2 1893 under Congregational auspices All invited Strayed: a barrow pig about 150 pounds with a hole in its ear Any information to Rev R W Harris
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John Boller
Ida Wallace
Harlan
T. M. Tice
Abbott
Abram Breece
California
Chas. Breece
Sherman Bishop
Congregational
Sunday social at UC Herstein and kin in county
Mr and Mrs Jake Wissler spent Sunday with UC Herstein and wife Miss Ida Langworthy visited her parents Mr and Mrs W McKee called on daughter Mrs Reed last Saturday Linn Clark Slate Hendry and Chas Warrior were seen Sunday in the vicinity Several farmers were at work Sabbath likely Advents The corn planter’s voice is heard Mrs Herstein’s mother visited earlier in week Miss Blanche Huff attended Cumberland Teachers Association on the 18th reporting a fine meeting Mr and Mrs Wilson of Massena called Thursday Miss Hattie and Kate Hendry were in the neighborhood One of the World's Fair Pianos arrived at Huchendorf's Music Store dwm24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wissler
ADDITIONAL LOCALS FROM MASSENA AND AREA
Massena residents and regional visitors fill the city schedule with business and leisure. Several locals including Chas Lang and J B McDermitt transact affairs in town while professionals like Dr McGregor plan orders in Griswold and Sam Newman ships a carload of horses to Wheaton Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Newman
Geo. Pellett
Wheaton
Minn
Some Horsey Decorations at the Fair
Report notes ladies at the fair sporting horsey ornaments such as whips spurs wheels and jockey ties last year. This year anticipation grows for front line displays including diamond whip brooches and other rich adornments as a genteel speed ring nears.
Short Horn cattle sale July 6 1893 at Corn ing Iowa
Breeders B F Myers and Charles C Norton of Corn ing Iowa announce their annual Short Horn cattle sale at the fair grounds Tuesday June 6 1893. Thirty six head with twelve bulls of serviceable age and twenty four females. Most sires by Cruickshank bulls including Baron Champion. Catalogs available. readers urged to attend and consider purchasing this stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Myers
Charles C. Norton
Corning
Iowa
Baron Champion
Class Day Exercises for the Class of 83 at Dickerson Mansion
The Class of 83 held its Class day exercises on May 22 at the Dickerson Mansion. Attendees included the school board, teachers, and friends. After social time the class presented history prophecy and songs, followed by a lunch and a fond farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dickerson
W C T U Cass County Annual Meeting At Congregational Church
The Cass county W C T U held its annual meeting at the Congregational church on the 18th and 19th with strong attendance and interest. Mrs S E Jewell welcomed, Mrs Watson of Anita responded, and papers by Mrs Moseby Curtis and Savery were read. Resolutions honored late President Mrs Macomber and discussed social purity and World’s Fair topics.
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Cass County
the Congregational Church
S. E. Jewell
Watson
Anita
Moseby
Curtis
Savery
Atlantic
8. E. Jewell
Hunter
Ogden
Utah
M E. Crandall
Red Oak
Epworth League
M. E. McElroy
J O Russell Affirms People's Party Principles
J O Russell of Galion voices strong belief in the People's Party principles while noting the Telegraph Bisnel plank on trusts aligns with party doctrine.
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Galion
People’s Party
Jim
August Anderson Captures Wolves, Brings Whelps to Town
August Anderson trapped six wolves yesterday and delivered the whelps to town this morning. The elder wolf fled but August now faces a lupine menagerie valued at 330 dollars receiving payment or settlement per the headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Anderson
August
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Doctor Opens Atlantic Office
An Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist opens a new Atlantic clinic to treat catarrh and catarrhal inflammations of the eyes ears nose and throat. Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. above the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Spry Reads Newspapers and Seeks Living Rooms for Rent
Brayton resident C. M. Spry praises newspapers for staying informed. Advertises a neat living rooms suite on the second floor for rent at THE TELEGRAPH. Also notes wool wanted and provides contact H. M. Wilson for Room 4 Bostedo block upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
H. M. Wilson
Bostedo Block
Sewing Machine Company In Trouble Declares Assets Amid Attachments
The Astor Place bank has placed two attachments on the Domestic Sewing Machine company, New York, aggregating 27443 dollars on notes and bills receivable discounted by the bank. The company asserts ample assets to cover all liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Machine Company
New York
Astor Place Bank
Sewing
Young Man William Schmidt Ends Life Over Rejected Park Visit
Omaha May 23 a young man named William Schmidt died by his own action after a young lady friend refused to spend the afternoon in the park with him. The incident occurred Sunday as authorities investigate motives and circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
William Schmidt
The Markets Special from Logan and Co to Duncan Hollinger Co
Wheat shows dragging tendency and light outside orders with local stocks weak. Cash wheat stronger. May at 244 under July with past days at 2 and 3 cents under July. Prospects poor for crops, stocks large. long side on breaks favored. Corn weighed by country movement but shipping demand strong on decline. Oats steady. provisions prices nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Co
Duncan Hollinger & Co
Atlan Ic
Iowa
Sto Ks
United States
Market Gossip on Cables Wheat and Corn
Market gossip notes cables weaker and lower. Wheat imports rose by 2,176,000 bushels on passage. Elevator houses sold May and June corn. Kansas state report warns the southeast may yield half a crop while western counties face very light production due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mt of State
Chicago market report hogs and cattle receipts May 28 1893
Chicago market report records hog receipts at 10000 with 3000 leftover and prices up about 6 to 10 cents. market firm for cattle with 5000 receipts including 1000 Texans. hog receipts at South Omaha and Kansas City noted with slight advances. Atlantic correction time listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Kansas City
Notice to Probate Vincent M. Conrad Will in Cass County
Court to convene August 29 1893 at 9 a.m. at the Atlan tic Cass County Iowa Courthouse for probate of the alleged last will and testament of Vincent M. Conrad deceased. Clerk AM Broer Pellet signs the notice dated May 22 1893 with deputy W H McConvilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Cass County
Court House
Atlantic
Iowa
Vincent M. Conrad
Broer Pellet
W. H. McConvilt
Shafer Sues Lake for Divorce in Cass County Iowa
In Cass County Iowa Mary E Shafer petitions for divorce from Lake Shafer on adultery and cruel treatment. The filing will be on or before May 20 1898 in the Cass County District Court. If not appeared by June term a default will be entered. Attorney 8 Lewis represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of Iowa
Cass County
Mary E. Shafer
Lake Shafer
District Court
Iowa
Atlantic
Lewis
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