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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1899
Page
12
A catalog of gourmet items such as olives manzanilla and pitted varieties, deviled cheese and anchovy cheese, brook trout in mustard, wet and dry shrimp, frankfurter sausage, salmon and potted duck. Notable sales include crab shells free with deviled crabs and a range of per can prices aimed at special parties.
Stray from four miles northeast of Atlantic two white colts one black one sorrel with white legs. finder notify Frank Friedenbach Atlantic Iowa. Also a sale ad by W S McGuire Sarah Iowa with goods at low prices from Oct 1 to Dec 90. Foster's soft coat Slack burners promoted as economical heating stoves by G H Thorley with fuel savings claim.
A three a.m. blaze gutted the five story Harris Emery department store destroying the building and triggering losses around four hundred thousand dollars with two hundred fifty thousand insured. The cause remains unknown and neighboring shops suffered damage as the Harris Emery firm plans to reopen in the old Younker building.
Cumberland resident Jesse Logue visited Atlantic yesterday while C M Lang came up from Cumberland for an overnight stay. Ned Hodgkins and wife returned from their two week wedding trip to Omaha. Mrs Hugh M Reinig visited Griswold relatives. Miss Lada J Dougherty of Griswold joined Legal Adjustment. Mrs Emmett Byrd flew to Omaha for several days with friends. H Hanson went to Walnut for fresco work. Jacob Klein returned to Omaha after a brief visit with Chas Block. Mrs L Borenzen travels to Des Moines to visit relatives and attend Seni Om Sed. J K Herbert left for North Platte on a two week business trip. T M Bickett heads to his western Nebraska ranch for a week or two. Byron Blair and daughter Marie leave on the local for Des Moines. Hubert Brown travels to Randolph to arrange next spring moves for his family. The Equality Club to meet at Mrs Alfred Green’s home at Sixth and Olive streets.
Next regular meeting will elect officers with all members urged to attend, plus others interested. Reported: Mrs. Harley Trapp returned from Des Moines to take a Harris-Emery store position, but the store burned today and she could not report. The district court schedule for 1900 and 1901 in Cass County is listed. East Side Literary Club meets Oct 9 at Mrs. Dallas’s home. Various local notices include church clergy assignments, court cases, and executor notice for Charles Roberts. Multiple property transfers and estate matters summarized with dates and parties. Market reports and city market notes conclude.
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