Local and Personal Items From the City News
Ray White of the business college is sick and we buy second hand school books. Fred Alexander’s of Massena is in the city today. Lowery, recently ill, is improving. Jewelry at O’Connell’s and watch repairs by P F O’Connell. Various locals travel for business, visits to Atlantic and Des Moines discussed. A plan to bring Henry Watterson to lecture on Abraham Lincoln teased, promising a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
Ktobt
Murray
Massena
Lowery
O'Connell's
Wtf Lee Pratt
Chicago
J. A.shrock
Overland
Anita
H. Burr
Harlan
H. F. Jones
Lewis
Mia
James Stier
Local notes from Griswold visitors and city happenings
In Omaha today Mrs. Garvin and 5S. Lanza of Atlantic Fruit Co visit for business. Ole Hansen moves into D. F. Hawke home on Poplar. New stock of school books offered. Fred Alexander's advertises 10 for 2.00. Ladies Relief Corps meet at G A R hall. Anna Peterson arrives from Omaha to visit Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Chalmers ill with typhoid in Scan e City. Silas Wilson Co moves office to church block. Atlantic Canning stores goods in IOOF basement to avoid frost. Braington learns of father's death in Galesburg IL. Chalk erasers and school supplies sold at contract price. Rebekahs plan a social at IOOF hall next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weirich
Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Tuerk
Fred Alexander
Ladies Relief Corps of the
Grand Army
Seasion
Anna Peterson
Omaha
Anna B. Reed
H. 8. Chalmers
Atlantic
Scaneas City
Jacob Hunt
S. A. Hunt
Rock Islend
Silas Wilson Company
Silas Wilson
Congregational Church
Atlantic Canning Company
T. P. Braington
Galesburg
Rebekahs
C. E. Leibold
Kimbleton
Colorado Springs
Col
M. E. Church
Geo. Younglove
Poplar Street
Mesdames Crisman
Bruington
Henshaw
Swan
Henderson
Willey
Nichols Eldridge
Taylor
Welch
Moyer
Atlantic Community Notices Roundup Fielding Daily Movements
A long list of local residents and visitors, including J B Bruft and John Hudspeth, travel between Atlantic and nearby towns on business. Community happenings cover church fairs, Halloween events, sales by the Atlantic Fruit Co, and minutes from the Ophir Chapter R A M meeting.
Local Notes From Montgom County City Scene
Saturday reports show Miss May Young home from Anita, Mrs. Leander Pratt ill southeast of town, Rev J R Kirk to Dexter for services, trips by A W Worthing and wife, John Stewart in the city, and Thaddeus Pratt buying the ON Both farm at $40 per acre. Various visits, auctions, and minor legal notices fill out a bustling day. a football game in Atlantic looms and local papers note business growth and medical treatments alongside routine social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Carmen
Albert Lea
Minn
Carlson
Miss Meighan
Walnut
Misa Meighan
James Holliday
Cass County
Herman
Neb
Miss Maxwell
Council Bluffs
Delano
W. E. Page
Home Insurance Company of
New York
D. Abbott
Shelby
Rev. Fraser
Mary I
Kahn
Fannie
Mrs. Palmer
Piattsburg
F. @. Temple
May Young
Anita
Will Snouffer
Lady Friend
Audubon
Leander Pratt
J. R. Kirk
Dexter
A. ©. Worthing
Myrtle Scarlett
Grant Township
B. K. Gaylords
Knudsen
al Johnson
Harlan
Ida Shoesmith
ST. G. Turner
Thaddeus Pratt
Bank of Atlantic Promises Customer Satisfaction and Fair Rates
Bank of Atlantic proclaims twenty six years of service and guarantees customer satisfaction with reasonable interest rates. Forty miles south of the city, Cooper Schain dies at home from old age. native of Germany born April 14 1928, arrived in America in 1852 and Cass county in 1854. Married Mary Budd in 1847 with four children Casper Beekman Frank all living in the county. His wife died about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caoper Schain
Mr. Schain
Germany
America
Cass County
Cass Township
Mary Budd
Mra
Casper Beekman
Frank
Shakespearean Recital Planned by local church group
The Y. P. S. C. 1, of the Presbyterian church, has secured John J. Frainey for a Shakespearean recital in this city one week from next Tuesday, Nov. 12. He will present a new narrative monologue King Henry the Fourth using Shakespeare’s words where possible with linking narration. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for skin eruptions and wounds. Four remedies Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric Bitters, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Dr. King's New Life Pills are promoted as guaranteed cures. An eggs Hair Renewer ad promises to stop hair loss and restore color. A Rev J Gunderman letter testifies to Dr. King's New Discovery's effectiveness. Trial bottles free. sizes 60c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Pawley
Massena
Pawley
John Chester
Anitain
Chester
Burke Bros
Citizen Bank
Walnut
Atlantic National Bank
Boorman
Ae Halfele
Seaman
Terbush
Halfele
Presbyterian Church
John J. Frainey
Henry the Fourth
Dr. King
J Gunderman
Dimondaie
Mich
Baptist
Rives Junction
Grippe
Beggs' Hair Renewer Marketing Offer Promises Cash Prizes
Baltimore firm R H Woodward Company offers $200 to sellers of 200 copies of Talks to Children about Jesus within three months. Bonus premiums include an Estey Organ, a $100 bicycle, or a gold watch for various sales milestones, plus discounts and canvassing outfits. Authorities urge immediate writing for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Woodward Company
Baltimore
Jesus
Estey
Talmage
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Business College
Willis Laird
City
Newton
P. F. O'Connell
Mullin
Theo. G. Steinke
Sarah
Miss Stover
J.D. Vance
Hare
Lowa
Ed B. Garretson
Tenth and
Hickory Streets
J.B. Bruft
Brayton
John Hudspeth
J. M. Schenk
Miss Macomber
EE. D. Booth
Adair
W. Kuppinger
Dirs. Leedon
Hebron
Atlantic Fruit Co
Xtra
Forrest
Ophir
Dr. McCall
C. W. Andrew
Crain
Wm. Nichols
A. M. Nipper
J. E. Forsyth
Griswold
Ike Bleck
Halllowe
Chas
Mr. Hloatetler’s
John Stewart
Pepognton Township
L. N. Cranston
Bear Grove Township
Kansas
J. E. Wisaler
Boulder, Colo
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Laura Smith
Mary Fredrickson
Elkhorn
Chris Jensen
Battle Creek
Mia. Kemp
Casey
Justice Pros Mous
Miss Wert
Miss DeLano
W.R. C
John Avacrnon
Anderson
B.S. Price
Postal Telegraph Company
Ben Evans
Peoria
Ill
the Baptist Church
Gardner ‘Walbot
Mamie Stanley
Frank O'Brien
Fred Beens
Vornom
Red Oak
T. D. Murphy
P. Sheffer
Red Oak Express
Mr. Murphy
Montgomery County
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Christ
Morocco
Bank of Atlantic
F. H. Winbsy
Casper Schain
Bucklen
Nichols’ Bank
United States
Europe
Kr, G. Phelps
Hari
Atlantic,In
Exchange
Oriel
Shaw & Crombie
Wyoming
Highland Church
Iowa
Mr. Long
Littl
Extra
J. O. Wilken
Rie
Lester L. Tilden
Freeport
Home
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Fireman’s Fund
American Fire of Phila
Fraders
National of Hartford
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Ogkalooga
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