Atlantic Thursday Social Roundup
County and vicinity notes list residents and visitors in Atlantic on Thursday including Rev Harris and family, Geo Kirk, Joe Dealy, Minnie Marsh, Ollie Cranson, J A B Myers, Lee A Carson and wife, Charley Clements family, and others. The crowd also mentions going to Chas Block's for clothes and good value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Switzer
Charley Beekman
Harry Graham
Crown
Rev. Harris
Atlantic
Geo. Kirk
Joe Dealy
W.C. Link
Minnie Marsh
Ollie Cranston
J. A.B. Myers
Lee A. Carson
Charley Clements
Chas. Block
Galion notes on corn, cholera, and local life
Tra Miller stops gathering corn as hog cholera rages nearby. Howard Lampkin shells corn for Dan Catlow. Community updates include school work by Lena Hyndman, two weeks of vacation ended for Miss Jennie Painter, and various social events at Atlantic and Bear Grove. Local commerce, hog sales, and barbacue attendance are noted along with farm tasks and shop ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Miller
Howard Lampkin
Dan Catlow
Wm. Hopley
Grove
Galion
Lena Hyndman
McMillan
Marsh
Miller
Victor Thuline
Joe Marsh
Pottawattamie County
George Gregg
Fairview
Fletcher Chapel
Jennie Painter
Lone Tree
Thuline
Pleasant Township
V. Vedain
Oren
Adams, Cranston
Tims
Noble Center
Chas. Block
Atlantic
Harvest social and town notes from Wiota region
Wiota notes mention Mrs Adams recovering from grippe, Grandpa Brooks visiting from Atlantic, and Thanksgiving plans with turkeys roosting high. Many residents traveled to Atlantic last Thursday, local meetings at Advent church begin Friday, and a new store at the M E church funded by the Ladies Aid Society. Local changes in housing, schooling, and farming occur, with several people moving houses and others starting harvest. Also includes brief ads for Ayer's Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Pills noting health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Grandpa Brooks
Atlantic
Prof. Johnson
Bertha Brooks
Advent Church
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
Chas. Block
Ramsey
Wiota
F. B. Fitch
My. F. Sherk
Mr. Sherk
Taylor
Mr. Price
Frank Lahman
Sam George
Mrs. Hollis
Newt Campbell
Audubon County
Rodolph Roe
Grove Notices and Local Movements in Early Week
A series of brief items from Grove and nearby towns noting people traveling to Grove, Anita, Omaha, Washington, Bear Grove, and Atlantic. Mentions include Lew Biglow hauling coal, Frank Hopley hauling wood to Atlantic, Edgar Gaylord entering Atlantic Business College, and Bear Grove society described. also several visits and business college enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Biglow
W. Davis
Grove
Gus Mott
Wiota
W. Hopley
Anita
Frank Hopley
Lewis
Bertha Colechian
Bear Grove
Brighton News Briefs Include Sick List and Local Happenings
Sam Spear is on the sick list and hog losses are reported as E Dunham loses hogs. Farmers mention corn canaries and late corn softness. J A Welch hosts visitors, Durant family notes, and Wallace Tobias seen near the sheep area. J A Welch hauled hogs to Maine, earning 169.60 while local social visits unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Spear
E. Dunham
Tom Jones
Ben Campbell
John Freeburn
H. D. Stevens
Frank Dunham
J. A. Welch
Walter Pellett
Matt Simms
Mr. Alexander
J. A. ‘Welch
Chas. Block
J. Gingery
W. Elliott
Atlantic
Wallace Tobias
Grace
Elsie Dunham
J. A. Welsh
Lorn
Geo. Crouch
Homer Everitt
Five Mile Grove
J. L. Fritz
J.A. Welch
Maine
Five Mile Grove News Skating Night and Local Happenings
Skating dominated the evening as seven tramps lodged at the schoolhouse. Frank Johnson cribbed 110 bushels of corn last week. School closed Friday and reopened Monday. Della Larob to Cedar Falls for college. Frank Pellett sold a big turkey to Duval McWard. Chas Block offers umbrellas and overcoats. A large end-of-school program, teacher honored with a toilet set, and many visits noted. Elmer Pellett moves his house with John Moreland Sr. and team. Club dances begin and various social events reported. Several births, illnesses, and travel notes among residents, plus a late wedding and a large sale at J. J. Henderson’s residence. Evergreen Cemetery interments and local shop notices conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
John Ryne
W. C. Link
Frank Bailey
John Goul
Mr. Berry
Robert Marshall
Ed Zellmer
John Cain
B.A. Winston
Nick Keyon
Atlantic
I. Worley
Mrs. Brown
Lee A. Carson
Bear Grove
Washington
Ralph Warner
Emily Johnson
Tim McHenry
J. E. Batey
J. E. Bailey
Chas. Block
Wright Boys
Tin
Morrissey
Center
Frank Johnson
Lew Gingery
Della Larob
Cedar Falls
Frank Pellett
Duval & McWard
Chas. Block's
Elmer Pellett
John Moreland
John Moreland, Jr
Rebekah’s
W. Woods
Emerson
Nebraska
Doug. Currier
Evergreen Cemetery
W. B. Martin
Rebekah Lodge
M. EK. Duston
M. E. Worth
A. C. Worthing
E. R. Boyd
Columbus Junction
Grinnell
Des Moines
Kate Miller
Mansfield
Ohio
Harvey McDermont
Our City
Ray Asay
J. E. Bruce
F. Myers
Milwaukee
Mr. Myers
Mr. Bruce
Chicago
G. F. Marr
Grace
Mabel Hopkins
Elmer Doop
Pearl Doop
Ed Robinson
Casey
J. J. Henderson
G. H. Yerrick
M. E. Church
College
Gilbert
Voorhees
Ella Esterly
G. S. Pike
Hopper
Meier
Normal and Business College
Iowa
T F O'Brien
Panther
Billa Atkins
Greenfield
Irma Copley
Walnut
H B Kriger
Lafe Simpson
Brayton
Earl Pruitt
Deadwood
M. D
Harry White
Fred L Warren
Robie Smith
Aden Odem
Will Joyce
Harriett Joyce
Hilde Joyce
Anna E Riggs
Robert Dickerson
Lyda Curtis
Gail Hamill
Frank C Pellett
Harry Cavenaugh
Oscar Harvey
Edith Neff
CR Bailey
L B Gardner
John Barnard
Otto G Seaman
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS OF THE WEEK PAST
A collection of brief items from the city and nearby towns notes illnesses and travel for Mrs. Butler, J. H. Wood, Miss Cora White, Phil Young, and others. Shoppers seek gifts at Fred Alexander's with bindings, books, purses, calendars, and organ sales. Births, weddings, court trips, a fatality, and various visits and ailments populate the week’s society log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alexander
Phil Young
Dr. Davis
Lewis
B.G. Phelps
Des Moines
Sherm Myers
Anita
Fred Alexander’s
Jim Nelson
Andrew Neeley
Extra
Jolly Old Chums at the opera house this season
The Musial Artists present the famous Murphy and Moore in the farce comedy Jolly Old Chums at the opera house. The show has toured widely and is praised for its catchy songs, costumes, scenic embellishments, and strong reputation. Also notes on local college happenings, new students, and the Philomathean Society. In other items, a Nesquehoning murder, Hilton & Co. insolvency, and local college enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Murphy and Moore
Maine
California
Michigan
Florida
Thanksgiving day and Sunday services with bazaar details
Service schedule includes Thanksgiving day at 7 p m and Sunday services at 11 a m 8 p m with a lecture on History of Prayer Book and an address on Lord's Prayer The ladies guild plan a bazaar supper and entertainment on December 9 and 10 Details will be published next week Toys listed include dolls from 1c to 2 00 magic lanterns tin toys mechanical and wooden toys games and more A social event last Saturday brought Misses Bertha and Alice Martin and Ida Martin together for games music and refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
Fred Alexaner
Bertha
Alice Martin
Ida Martin
Misses Martin
Gilbert
Calloway
Talbot
Cherry
Myrtle Williams
Crangle
Carlson
Fannie
Jennie Low
Jessie
Mamie Stanley
Letitia
Delia Emigh
Shade
Williams
Stanley
Link
Emigh
Martin
Ed Low
Jolly Old Chums To Be Presented Here by Original Company
The city will see Jolly Old Chums on Saturday December 5 performed by the original touring company featuring Murphy and Moore Eloise Willard and the favored cast. This marks the sole company to have proved the play’s success and to appear in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Old Chums
Jetii
Murphy
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Copp
New Jersey
Ayer
Wa. Carr
Jackson
Mina
Will Freeburn
J. A
Ed Welsh
Triplett
Miss Mitchell
C. E. Welsh
Isabella
Irwin
Arthur Hayward
Arthur
W. Db. Fritz
W. S. McMillen
A.N. Gaylord
Omaha
W. R. Matthews
Mary Simpins
Thomas Hopley
C. T. McAfee
G. E. Link
Washington Township
Edgar Gaylord
John Whipple
Atlantic Business College
Cora Franklin
June Childs
Turkey Creek
Carl Hufsted
A. N. Gaylord
Chas
Block
Brighton
Lattig
Belle Irving
John Allen
Maud Bailey
Adair
Frances Roberts
Maye Silcott
L. W. Stone
Fred ‘Alexander’s
J. H. Wood
Cora White
Oakland
James Bruce
Fred Alexander's
Low Harrig
B. C
I. J. Folly
Cass County Bank
W. J. Thomas
Harlan
J. L. Colwell
Wm. Lyman
Chatterbox
Lizzie Wiegand
May
Vinnie Thompson
Fred Aldrich
F. J. Dillon
Mary A. Clinton
Charles Sunderman
Ida Kiser
Geo. Jillich, Jr
Monroeville
Glen Williams
South Olive Street
Rev. Moore
H. W. Bales
Council Bluffs
Mesa, Col
Mr. Bales
Cass County
Telegraph
Sam Holtman
Sam
D.C. Cady
Creston
J. W. Butler J
Levi Downs
Glen Jones
Mt. View
Cal
The
Musial Artists
Hazieter
Casper Laboy
Nesquehoning
Laboy
New York
Albert B. Hilton
Hilton, Hughes & Co
A. T. Stewart & Co
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Hood
Episcopal Church
J. H. Riddlebarger & Co
Ana
Jake Conerd
Cumberland
H. V. Boggs
Cumberland, Ta
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