Neighborhood notes and local incidents slide by
Ethel Funk was in the neighborhood last week. Sidney Russell had a barn accident, and a pulley struck him on the forehead. Miss Sadie Haworth and Frank Roberts visited near Briscoe. Carnival of the Nations praised. A runaway team damaged three rigs but caused no serious injuries. Various townsfolk noted from Atlantic to Washington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Funk
Chas. Russell
Dan Stevens
Sadie Haworth
Frank Roberts
Briscoe
Sidney Russell
Iranistan
Chas
Rogsell
Wm. Charles
Grove News Roundup From Local Folks In Town
Sunday visits in Grove include G E Link and Will Miller while Ira Soper and wife spent Sunday there. Notices recall Mr Carter shingling his house and building a bridge nearby. Miss Bigelow, Miss Kittie Wallace, and Miss Pruitt appear in social events. Rev Stanley drew praise at Gold Hill Church, and a Grove couple, Miss Hunter and M Wallace, wed last Tuesday and plan to move to Dakota. The community notes husking, hunting trips, cattle purchases, and anniversaries among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Link
Grove
Mr. Kent
Kittie Wallace
J. H. O. Club
Will Heyman
Rev. Stanley
Gold Hill Church
Hunter
Mr. M. Wallace
Dakota
Iss Pruitt
No. 5
Wilson
Kilgore ill. Atlantic visitors and local notes
Sam Kilgore is very sick at present. Mr. Horton of St. Louis visited last week with relatives here. Ansel and Charles Roe of Adair attended church Sunday evening. Eaton’s children improving. Grandma Brooks visiting Council Bluffs with daughter Mrs. Ruffcorn. New meat market in bank building run by Horton & Son. Paul Paulson and family to move to Atlantic. Al Gaylord to occupy Grandpa Brook’s house. Seaman notes the horse ate too much corn. Quarterly M E church meeting next Saturday and Sunday with Ran sey preaching. Roy Saunders visited Atlantic. Dr. Emmert of Atlantic in city. Miss Ruth Wotan entertained friends Thursday. Mrs. D. B. Harrison tea Saturday. Ray Asay of Atlantic in city. Miss Mabel Beckhart entertained Thursday. Miss Alice Hopper of Atlantic visited with Mrs. W. S. Rose. Mrs. Dan Ferguson and daughter Erden back from Atlantic. Misses Louise Blakesley and Minnie Justice in Menlo. Miss Zaela Briggs visiting Des Moines. will visit Davenport and Grinnell. Miss Alice Petit of Atlantic attended wedding of Earl Petit and Julia Saunders. Miss Hannah Boyle to visit Des Moines, Davenport, Chicago, then Pittsburgh. Mrs. S. S. Ethridge entertained friends in honor of Geo. Brown’s departure to California. Marriage of Julia Saunders to Earl Petit Aug. 9 at home of bride’s father. Rev. E. H. Wotan officiated in presence of Clint Saunders, Howard and Roy Saunders, the Petits, Alice Petit, and Roberta Green. Best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kilgore
Mr. Horton
St. Louis
Ansel
Charles Roe
Adair
Mr. Eaton
Grandma Brooks
Council Bluffs
Ruffcorn
Horton & Son
Paul Paulson
Atlantic
al Gaylord
Grandpa Brook
Seaman
M. E
Ransey
Roy Saunders
Dr. Emmert
Our City
Ruth Wotan
D. B. Harrison
Ray Asay
Mabel Beckhart
Alice Hopper
W. S. Rose
Dan Ferguson
Erden
Louise Blakesley
Minnie Justice
Menlo
Zaela Briggs
Des Moines
Davenport
Grinnell
Alice Petit
Earl
Julia Saunders
Hannah Boyle
Chicago
Pittsburg
W. Ethridge
Geo. Brown
California
Julia B. Saunders
Earl Petit
E. H. Wotan
Clint Saunders
Howard
Petit
Roberta Green
OL Pugh
F. E. Marlow
John Edwards
E. Chester
Guy Curtis
G. A. Hebing
W.R. Nolan
J. H. Greer
J. F. Williams
Gus Seaman
Dr. Weaver
J. T. Kegarie
Illinois
Lou Foster
Wiota
Geo. F. Scarr
Jas, White
Wife
Local and Personal Notices From Atlantic
Local and personal items from Atlantic report daily movements and small events. Names of residents travel for business, illness, weddings, and social visits. notices of fires, receipts, and upcoming entertainments include a county jail fire loss, sugar sales at stores, weddings, lectures, and a masquerade hall event.
Bridge case decided against Gate City in Omaha council disput
National Capital reports that the interstate commerce commission is poised to rule against Omaha in the Omaha Council Bluffs bridge dispute. The decision, written and awaiting final promulgation, could be issued Thursday barring unexpected events. The full commission must review it, with Judge Yeomans and Mr. Clements out of state. Also notes post office completion orders for January and a separate Arctic relief plan involving 600 reindeer, the Bear expected to sail soon, and a separate Supreme Court motion on the Oregon land case. The report covers related items including Langston's death, a Marathon burglary, Bellville miners’ stance, and Novak murder trial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omaha Council Bluffs Bridge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha
Commission
Yeomans
Bluefield
Clements
Georgia
Veasey
Prouty
Vermont
Morrison
Gate City
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Taylor
Latenser
Gage
Secretary of the Interior
Arctic
Seattle
Norton’s Sound
Point Barrow
Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Harper
Bering Sea Patrol
Orca
Belvidere
Freeman
Fearless
Jeannie
Rosario
Wanderer
Newport
Big Land
Solicitor General Today
Eastern Oregon Land Company
United States
California and Oregon Railroad Company
Local notes from Cumberland and surrounding towns
Sunday visits and health updates headline a string of community items. Family events include a new born for Gene Hunt and a nine pound boy. local commerce notes cover a restaurant sale to Gus Seaman and piano sale prices. Street work and surveying on Main street adjust the town’s grade.
Didn't Know It Was Loaded Indiana Tragedy
Cecil Robinson aged 14 accidentally shot and killed his 17 year old sister Mattie at the Robinson home on Jefferson Avenue. He aimed the loaded revolver at his face and pulled the trigger. The shooting was ruled accidental and he was briefly detained before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Novak murder trial ends in tense adjournment clash
At Vinton the Novak murder trial neared its fifth week as defense attorney Milner pressed Detective Perrin about the confession. County Attorney Tobin motioned to adjourn amid a near confrontation, while the state continues weaving circumstantial evidence and the defense holds firm. Separate notices follow of a death, club meeting, and a piano sale in Atlantic Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novak
Cepar Ramios
Vinton
Tobin
Orpar Hapios
Milner
Perrin
Judge Burnham
Iowa Pharmacists Report Profits Despite Defalcation
The Iowa Pharmacy commission report for the biennial period ended April 28 shows a state profit despite a $13,387 embezzlement by Secretary Spalding. In the past year the commission collected enough from licenses and fees to pay per diem and salaries, leaving about $8,000 profit for the state. The number of drug stores remains near 1,000 with regional variations, and laws have reduced pharmacist revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Moines
Iowa Pharmacy Commission
Spalding
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Ed Link
Mr. Griswold
Frank Elliott
Geo. Perkins
Otis Hardenburgh
Messrs. Carlsen and Savery
Ross Wallace
Maude Templeman
Mary Fulton
Washington Township
Alf. Hardenburgh and Son
J.T. Pierce
Kneedy
Wm. Burnside
Mose Doty
Hood
Wilbur Well
Warren
Conn
N.B
Teegarden
Anita
Harry Breece
E. F. Plate
June Mosier
Walnut
Dan Reynolds
Harlan
Board of Supervisors
Alt. Fudge
Third and
Locust Streets
Love
Grace
A. H. Gibson and Daughter
Maine
A. A. Mickle
Lee Pratt
A. D. Low
Fred Durr
Otto W. Roswall
Cora M. Bales
J. Burnea
Aliwit
East Side Literary Society
Dizwit L. D. Thomas
Carroll
Fred Worthing
Ida Mullin
Joseph Strittmatter
Morton
Iowa City
J. Burnea’s
W. Browning
Audubon
Chesterville
Texas
W. H. Low
J. B. Coate
Idaho Springs
Col
Mr. Kinney
C. L. Brown
Chestnut Street
J .Fred Alexander’s
O. L. Brooks
Volga
Julian Phelps
Grefeld
Germany
Phelps
Milton
New York City
May
Ames
Lyman
Atlantic City
Griswold
Extra
Lewis
Wallace
East End
H. O. C. Club
Phoenix Hose Boys
Pfeiffer
Union
Louis Favour
Lyric Ladies of
Slayton Jubilee Singers
Levi Downs
Management
Levi. Downs
Mr. Prouty
Taylor Iasnes
National Capital
Langston
John M. Langston
Hayti
Marathon
Reese
Oscar Miller
Charles Keegan
Boston
Bellville
Hast St. Louis
Springfield
Enrie
Cumberland
Wif E. Huchendori
A. B. Wilken
Cambridge
Ill
Wallace W. Andrew
Cary County
Iowa
Burns
Andrew
D. Brinkhoff
C. W. Andrew
John H. Fort
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rone
Geneseo
Republic
East Side
Mrs. Voorhees
Reliable Hallet & Davia Piano Co
Slaughter Bros
Williama
James T Griffith
Clara L Yarger
Wm Bennett
Geof Lang
Young Et
Robinson
Brown
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