Local and Personal. Saturday notes from the city
Local brief items list residents and visitors from nearby towns on various errands. Entries include P. J. Stafford ill at home, J. H. Johnson traveling to Shelby, Prof. I. B. Johnson visiting, Henry Ackesman on legal business, Miss Ella Brown traveling to Newton for a funeral, and several others visiting relatives, business trips, or attending events. References to timber claims, health trips, and social gatherings appear alongside church notices and a house party hosted by Misses Gertrude and Edith Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stafford
Sherm F. Myers
Anita
J. H. Johnson
Shelby
I. B. Johnson
Henry Ackesman
Noble Township
Ella Brown
Newton
Roberts
Night race plan shows rivalry among riders in town
An arranged match bicycle race between Otto Eggers and Tom Breheny is set for next Wednesday from Fourth and Chestnut to the park and back, stemming from a dispute over who has the faster wheel. Local news notes Mrs M C Arnold visiting with sons from Clarinda, plus football travel of the University of Nebraska to Des Moines and a Pine syrup endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Eggers
Tom Breheny
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
M.C. Arnold
Newton
Clarinda
Red Oak Company
Red Oak
Co. M
Philippines
University of Nebraska
Atlantic
Des Moines
Drake University
Ralph Wallace
University of Iowa
Omaha
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Credited Across Iowa for Kidney Cure
A testimonial from John Koba of Cres ton Iowa touts Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as highly effective for kidney and urinary issues. The product is described as yellow tablets sold for 50 cents a box at drug stores including H G Weber & Co. Made by John Morrow & Co Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Morrow
John Koba
Birch St
Creston
H. G. Weber & Co
John Morrow & Co
Springeld
Ohio
Ministers Meeting Attendees and Local News From Atlantic
The Atlantic Ministerial association met at the Y.M.C.A. rooms with papers read by Rev. Stabji of Shelby on What in Preaching and discussion that followed. Attending were Revs. Reed Humphreys Hughes Crooks Hill Carlson Williams Tibbetts Evans Ladd Stahl Vorhees Fitt and others. Deaths occurred yesterday afternoon of J M Humphreys on West Seventh Street from pneumonia aged about seventy six, a farmer with property in the county, leaving a wife and three children. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm with Elder Ramsay and Rev Hughes officiating. Also J J Swartz died at home south of town from paralysis after a long illness. funeral tomorrow at the Congregational church at two, burial in Atlantic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Emmett
Upper Chestnut Street
Beekman
Nebe
J. C. McKinstry
Maine
Mia
Jeannette Wragg Miller
Atlantic
Farmer’s Institute
Iowa Homestead
Elder Humphreys
Exira
Christian Church
Gertrude
Edith Woodward
Atlantic Ministerial Association
Iowa
M. Stab
Shelby
J.M. Humphreys
West Seventh Street
Pneumonis
Mr. Humphreys
Turkey Grove
Illinois
Wiote
California
Ramsay
Hughes
Methodist Church
J. J. Swartz
Congregational Church
Atlantic Cemetery
Persian Missionary Shimoon Speaks At Local Churches
George Shimoon a Persian missionary spoke at the Presbyterian church in the morning at the Y M C A in the afternoon and at the Congregational church last night. He has lived in this country years studying to return home and aid Christian expansion. A Knox college student he usesBroken English but is entertaining and knowledgeable about his land people government customs and religion. He plans a lecture Tuesday night with a costume exhibition of fellow citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shimoon
Persia
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Shimoon
Hinelf
Knox College
Galesburg
Coxrir Bros Livery Becomes Cold Weather Pioneer
Coxrir Bros announces new livery innovations to beat the cold. They outfitted with fur overcoats mittens robes and rubber tires on buggies ready for customers. They promise courteous service and aim to win patronage in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxrir Bros
Auction Sale of Windsor Hotel Furnishings Details
The Windsor hotel furnishings including piano office fixtures chairs tables beds curtains were sold Friday at auction under the chattel mortgage held by W. E. Clark and wife to H. E. Wormley. The sale covered items such as furniture and related property as specified in the mortgage agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Hotel
W. E. Clark R
H. E. Wormley
Hotel Renovation Nets New Furniture and Reopening Hopes
C P Meredith bid for the furniture now becomes hotel property. The hotel undergoes a thorough overhaul with new wallpaper paint carpets and expected to open by next Wednesday or Thursday. Louis Warner suffered a hard fall at the depot from engine No 3 while talking with engineer John McCune and fell from a steps. he was dazed but not seriously hurt, with a bed bruise on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Warner
John McCune
Local notes from Atlantic area recount a busy city scene
Monday reports show W H Low and B C Barris visiting Chicago on business while Mrs Gallaher and daughter from Anita shop in town. Miss Mabel Robinson visits John Dooley's south town home. Dr H K Williams visits Greenfield. Numerous locals like M Myers Anita, D S Wortman Shelby, and Miss Gertrude Dooley are noted in social and official rounds. The city prepares for court, a board of supervisors session, and street improvements as Krause products and Monte Cristo drama headline upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Low
Chicago
B. C. Barris
Lewis
Gallaher
Anita
Mabel Robinson
John Dooley
H. K. Williams
Greenfield
M. Myers
Court House
Conveyances and fatal shaft accident reported in Iowa and South Dakota
Real estate transfers dated November 6 to 10 across Atlantic and Grove Townships list numerous to and from J Young, J A McWaid, George F Scart, and others with values from 1 to 130 dollars. A coal mine accident near Shambaugh Iowa leaves John Maley dead after a 115 foot shaft fall. A proposed Elshorn Railway extension into Carbonate camp is reportedly being surveyed in Drapwoop South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Steiniger
J. Young
Atlantic
Raymond M
Emily M. Hughes
B.S. Harland
Ai McWardet Ux
City of
Grove
James G Whitney
J. A McoWaid
Soto
C. Perkins
George F. Scart
Cumberland
J. A. McWaid
Joseph Edwards
Edward Bharkinship
Union Two
Falie
Quaxiapa
John Maley
Shambaugh
Page County
Drapwoop
Elshorn Railway Company
Ben
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Geo. Shirk
Mr. Shirk
Henry Herbert
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Atlantic Today
Audubon County
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Frank Montgomery
Illinois Central
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