Local and Personal News Roundup From Atlantic Iowa
Saturday notes report deaths, marriages, travel, and social visits. Myrtle Love dies in Washington and a marriage license issued to Adelbert Luke and Christena Hansen. Residents travel to Chicago and the Columbian Exposition, with updates on homes, new citizens, hosting guests, dancing clubs, and a jail of civic activity. A police incident ends with a gun misfire near Griswold, injuring Joe Brown, but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Love
Washington
Chas, Kimball
Mary Nelson
John H. Wood
Stuart
Fred Blanchard
Nobie Township
George Drew
Jackson Park
Lee Pratt
Minnesota
E. J. Dickerson
C. F. Crooke
Tarkio
Jackson
Griswold
Atkinson
Omaha
W.E. Warr
F. M. Alexander
Chicago
Adelbert Luke
Christena M. Hansen
Joe Dufford
Ross Wallace
John Moreland
East Fourth Street
John
T. B. Swan
0. W. Hawkes
Maine
Mra
Jiay D. Foster
Mra. Smith
Mias Keyes
Hobart
F. O. Worthing
Anita
F. B. Bramard
Audubon
Park Hotel
Louis Sherrinsky
United States
District Court
Local notes and notices from the county paper
A crop sample, stock shipments, political notes, and social visits fill a county page. Mentions include M J Miller corn sample, Lewia Bigelow stock, Sunday jail, fairs and World’s Fair attendance, multiple visits by residents to nearby towns, and local political updates including Sheriff Rainbow’s renomination defeat and editorials on the Republican ticket. Also reports of bridge damage, court cases, and community events with numerous person and place references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. Miller
Lewia Bigelow
Chicago
Sheriff Rainbow
Shelby County
W. H. Kirk
Franklin
M. L. Langdon
Creston
Howard Clark
Des Moines
James Laurenson
John Johnson
Mr. Kringel
Elkhorn
Editor Brown
Shelby County Republic
A. Thomas
John Scott
School Notes On Attendance And Staff Plans
The Atlantic schools report crowded Latin classes and high enrollments while music teachers travel to Walnut and Avoca. About 1076 pupils are enrolled with twenty-one teachers attending the World’s Fair. Truancy is being tackled, with parents urged to co operate to maintain regular attendance. Some pupils miss classes for tennis tournaments, prompting caution about excused absences and student preparation. Aims include state certificate exams and an upcoming State Teachers Association in Des Moines with lectures by Stanley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Crooks
Fifth and
Maple Streets
McMillian
Nellie Hutton
S. H. Wheatley
Brighton
Wheatley
Elkhorn and
Scimbolton
Walnut
Avoca Algo
High Srchvol
Atlantic
State Board of Examiners
Judge sentences Reed for seduction in Iowa court
A local judge today sentenced Sandy Reed to eighteen months in the penitentiary for seduction. The report notes the punishment as deserved and outlines other community items from the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Reed
Andersen
Ft. Madison
FM. Nichols
H. P
A. D. McCall
K. JF
M. Alexander
W. M. Nichols
Treas
A. M. Nipper
Manuhip
F. Crooks
W. P. McNary
Tarkio
H. C. Smith
Fine Arta
Lincoln
Neb
Louisa , M. Creaswell
Dexter, Ta
Harris-Emery mail order offer and real estate note
Harris-Emery Co of Des Moines urges readers to request samples and a Fall Catalogue, boasting low prices and a new mail order plan. The ad also touts 190 acres of prime 2 bottom land with 120 acres to sell, offered by Lewis Pray in Lyman Iowa, plus a notice of an international oyster congress to be held in Chicago October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris-Emery CO
Des Moines
Iowa
Iown
Lowa
Lewis Pray
Wtf Lyman
Congress
New Haven
Conn
Marshal McDonald
United States Fish and Fisheries Commission
Chicago
Forty years of marriage celebrated at Allen home
The fortieth wedding anniversary of Father and Mother E. D. Allen was celebrated in Lincoln township on September 8 with neighbors friends and town folk attending. Rev J H Hard presented Mother Allen an easy chair and Dad received a Paut Grand Odd Fellow collar amid refreshments and warm memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Allen
Lincoln Township
J.H. Hard
Mother Allen
Anita Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Weekly Telegraph
Crawford & Hollowell
Barcain
Amana
Arnold
Henrietta
Moorshell Bros
Ed Avery
John C. Petty
Jean
N. Gaylord
Aldebert Luke
Christine Hansen
J. B. Hungerford
Carroll
M., Maclean
Joe Tracy
Johnson
JV. A. Wilkin
Joss
Chas Hunt
Joan H. Wood
Republican Club
Frank J. Macomber
Lewis
James’ E. Bruce
Charlie Willis
Asbury Brown
Willis
Carridges
Brown
James Jensen
Will McCrea
Frank Whipple
O. W. Wheatley
Bert Laird
Jefferson
Willis Laird
A.S. Eshelman
Noble Township
Edith Hesslegrave
C. 8. Fletcher
Cyrus Newton
Hans Jensen
Duval & Co
Danmark
W. E. Warr
Western Union
L. J. Franklin
Noble
Chas, Barnard
Windsor
Frank DeWitt
Dakota
Hans Nelson
Fair Ground
Heath
Benson
Will. Button
Abe Block
Fanny
P. F. O'Connell
C. W. Heretein
Wm. Cristy
Connell Bluffs
Charley Fisher
Bear Grove
Bussard
Asbury
Botna
Buck Creek
Gaylord’s
Hunschmidt’s
Cass County
Prof
Samson
D. M. Sheets
Columbia
Palmer Findley
M. J. Davis
Jake Lang
Lang
Reed
Messrs Lyon
Hudspeth
Supreme Court
R. A. Campbell
Telegraph
State Teachers’ Association
Stanley Hall
Clark University
Obas. Kennedy
Hook Island
Nightwatch
Woolsey
Clat
Calaboose
Antonetics
K. H. Whitney Oy
Christensen Bros
Mercantile
Dicke
RSON
E. J. Dicke
Isaac
Isaae Dickerson
Jtacos Lang
Sales
Atlantic House
Walnut Street
The
Allens
J. A. Connelly
Union
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