Robbery at Clay township school by two masked men
Miss Maud Hempstead, teacher in district 9 Clay township Shelby county, was bound gagged and robbed of $40 by two masked men in blue overalls with a red bandana. The attack occurred about 4:30 pm as students were dismissed, the teacher later receiving medical care for injuries. Farmers report tracks toward the railroad and bloodhounds sought without success. authorities alerted across surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Vame
Maud Hempstead
Clay Township
Shelby County
Misa Hempstead
Corry
Dr. Thompson
Marne
Miss Hempstead
Atlantic
Atlantic County Board Proceedings 1910 Oct 3
Atlantic Iowa. County supervisors meet in regular session with all members present. Bills paid for road work, gophers, insane and charity costs, and bridge work. Reports examined. road petition No.1 of 1910 granted. Various tax refunds and rebates approved. Soldiers relief commission appointed. claims allowed. per diem and mileage granted. Meeting adjourned subject to the Auditor’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Towa
Lment
Moe
Rube
D. H. Myers
G. & Webster
J.B. Berry
GC. Smith
Gophers
Amy Wotterick
Arthur Templeton
Bird
Engle
Henry Well
Mert Crow
Freddie Martens
B. Rockafellow
Insane Com
Robinson
Duval
Duyn
Worthing & Co
Pugr
Oknit, Weaver & Co
Reese
Capital City Concrete Construction Co
Martin
B. Broft
Atlantic Gas Co
Okell, Weaver & Co
A.M. Sherwin
I. R. Forsyth
W. FP. Graham
Kimbullton Construction Co
Grove Township
Benton
Washington Township
Washington Town
Tel, Co
Dick Doran
Ehas
S. Fulton
Com
Read
Ee Wee
Li Jones
Forrest Warne
Adolph Pettinger
Burk
Bennie Laker
BBC
J. M. Brown
Robert Mackrisl
W. F. Graham
Insane Commission Loeches
Insang
Mishiod Lee
R. Forsyth
G. C. Worthing & Co
Goads
J. C. Laarte
G. M. Craffee
Atlantic Hospital
Moore
Labe
Okell, Weaver Co
Hood
A. H. Mountain
Willan
Mailander
Caroline Scherdin
Griswold
James Bigelow
Telegraph Pub. Co
Campbell
A. Werner
Walter McCabe
LST Furl Polly
Boggess Bros
Court House
N. W. Deering & Son
Hunter Iron Works
Wood Bridge
Bear Grove
Noble
Lamber and Hardware
C. C. Smith
Local notices and visits scattered in Friday’s Daily
Residents and visitors frequent the area with Anita McCook Omaha Brayton Anita Des Moines and Buck Creek road mentions. Mrs Henderson Mrs Larson Mrs Owen and Mr Hardman travel for family or business. Henry Seaman ill with Brights disease and hospital or home. J B Jones and B R Platts make Omaha Anita trips. Douglas Burns funeral in Mulcatine. Laverys return from Des Moines after a Friday trip.
Dimiig Curry Wedding Quiet Ceremony After Noon
John D. Dimiig and Mrs. Clara Curry were quietly married yesterday afternoon at the Catholic church by Father Daly. The groom, a retired farmer, lives at Seventh and Tocust street. The bride is well known in the city. They will begin housekeeping at once in the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ D. Dimiig
Clara Curry
Father Daly
Tocust
Divorces and Domestic Notices From Friday’s Daily
Vivian Rhodes granted divorce from Francis Marion Rhodes this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Budd spent the day in the city with her mother, Mrs. Grays. Mrs. R. A. Gamble returns home from Des Moines after a two week visit. Congregational missionary society meets tomorrow at Mrs. Gaylord’s home. Leta Thompson and mother visit Omaha for a few days. Mrs. H. S. Rattenborg, Mrs. N. Jensen, and Mrs. George Jensen travel to Extra to visit Rattenborg’s sister. Howard Clark of Des Moines in city en route to Audubon county to farm. stops at Pullman Hotel. L. A. Daweson and spouse depart for Long Beach, California via Excelsior Springs. W. A. Cotton of Nebraska City visits en route to Lewis to see brother Holt Cotton. Cotton is a banker involved with Nebraska City bank, Byzacuaea bank, and a Brugh, Colo. bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Rhodes
Francis Marion Rhodes
J. W. Budd
J. 15. Grays
R. A. Gamble
Des Moines
the Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Gaylord
M. Thompson
Let
Pullman
L. A. Daweson
Long Beach
Cal
Excelsior Springs
W. A. Cotton
Nebraska City
Lewis
Holt Cotton
Mr. Cotton Ia
Byzacuaea
Neb
Brugh, Colo
Death of Exira Newsman F B Campbell at 50
F B Campbell of Exira died at the hospital at seven this morning after three weeks with stomach cancer. Aged fifty, he lived with his niece Mrs Dr Oldaker and leaves brothers Silas Exira and Wren Idaho Falls, plus sister Mrs Lawrence Wiahe Falls. Former city editor for Audubon Republican and Longtime newspaper man, his funeral plans to be held at Home of Mrs Oldaker with Masons at the grave. Mrs Geo Preston arrived from Anita to visit before returning to Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Campbell
Exira
Dr. Oldiaker
Silas Campbell
Extra
Wren Campbell
Idaho Falls
Lawrence Wiahe
Campbell Hall
Oldaker
Masons
Campbell
Extra Journal
Audubon Advocata
Republican
Audubon Republican
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Board OF Supervisors
Cass County
Wm. Layton
Hrighton Township
B. Bubolty
Victoria Township
Magsena Town
Wm. Campbell
Frank Draeger
C. Smith
Fulton
W. B. Taylor
Berg
Ceeceeseee
L. Edwards
I. F. Berg
Soldier's Relief Commission
Yar
Patent
Vulcanite Roofing CO
Chicago, Ill
C. P. Meredith
Stier Grocery Company
Bell Telephone
Iowa Telephone Co
Hetderson
Anita
Frank Larson
Slater
McCook
Nebraska
Mra
F. A. Owen
Omaha
D. &, Hardman
Brayton
Henry Seaman
East Bixth Street
Bright
J. B. Jones
B. R. Platts
Harry Jones
Mulcatine
Douglas Burns
Buck Creek
Mrs
C. W. Lavery
Des Moin
Royal Cook Book
William St, New York
Audubon Repubpublican
Geo. Preston
Ity
Avoca
Japan
Reene Standard Oil Company
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