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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1893

Page

6

County News From Highland Grove and Surrounding Areas

A county roundup notes Republican sheriff candidate Job Card was seen in the vicinity. B F Sisler, wife and two daughters visited Brayton at son-in-law John Cook’s home. Uncle Henry McDermott rented his 600 acre farm to Gat Johnson, plans retirement in Anita. Other items include farm purchases, potato yields near Grant township, and a birth at Emmett Marsh’s household.

B. F. Sisler Brayton John Cook Henry McDermott Gat Johnson Anita Joe Morgan Walter Afarsh Dave McDermott Ort Brown Atlantic Grant Township KE. A. Taylor John McGrain Nice ieWasters Woodburry County Emmett Marsh Roy Winders Walter Marshes

Franklin Township News Mix of Births Marriages and Local Goings On

In Franklin Township a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Bell. Miss Ghaffey wed Mr Bert Soper last Sunday. Seaman and wife spent Sunday at Highland Grove. D W Paine and team plow. Wilton Paine and Clefrance Bartle visit Chicago. Potatoes in cave of I J Folley averaging good bushels per acre. A sociable at Will Judys Friday benefits the church. Atlantic visitors Charley Felt and wife. Uncle John Crawford of Lewis visiting. Emma Langworthy with parents and friends. Reed and Ramsey raided timber and found walnuts. Tom Craven attended church at Bridgewater. Neighbors urged fence maintenance and crop protection. Chris Herstein and Robis Murray in Atlantic. Arnolds in vicinity. Massena grocers beat Bridgewater on butter and eggs prices. Warrior family arrives from Kansas via Sept 20 to weeks travel. A W Stadley worried about Massena township. Bert Langworthy noted onion info. Corn planting fair in Grove. Henry Mand wife welcome baby boy Henry walking. Bretts moving into part of their house. Hiller family moving to White City. Wim Mastaller and wife visit father near Oakland. water becomes scarce in wells.

Will Judy Charley Felt and Atlantic John Crawford Lewis Emma Langworthy Suny Warren Reed Floyd Ramsey Thomas Sud Willis Lund Tom Craven Bridgewater Chris Herstein Robis Murray George Arnold Massena Grocers Henry Jienry Air Man Mothier Brett Hiller White City Wim Mastaller Joni A.c Oakland W.©. Bryant Iowa College of Law Des Moines al Tickhart Nebraska Cleveland Grace Childs B. O. Brunington Nell Dickerson Clarence Dickerson Bride Avoca C. BR. Graham Fai Graham Henry Ackerman Noble Sle

Lorah and Vicinity Corn Shucking Weather Report

Local notes report fine weather for corn shucking and community visits. Jansen family and Lauris Davison attend visits. two men plan a match game. Cattle herd updates, farm sale of 100 acre property at 647 per acre to Clausen. Widow Conway loses house to fire but furniture partly saved and insured. Telegraph offers notable stationery.

Tlis Isaac Jensen Cumberland Mary Lauris Aunie Davison Will George Ommet Jansen M. Stoner Z. Lloyd John Stoner Hanus Black Here

Buck Creek News Roundup of Local Happenings

Mrs J B Wellman Mrs Marshall Triplett and Master Harrold visited friends in Lewis last week. Cheigh wind last Wednesday night damaged sheds hay stacks and blew corn down. Potato digging is in full blast. I C Smiths sale last Thursday well attended hogs sold well. Chris Llendricks building a fine new barn. Lizzie Johnson visiting J B Butler and wife. Farmers began picking corn Monday. Mrs McFarland visited daughter Macy in Lewis last Friday. T G Smith sold twenty fine sheep. Laura Franklin visiting local friends. Frank Herberts loss about 2500 with 900 insurance. Durfean couple seen in the vicinity. G W Edwards left for home in the east after visit. Fred Seaman seen last Sunday Pat Gaddis recovered from hurt John Kling returned from Davenport due to sisters death. M A Butler quite poorly.

Buck Creek J. B. Wellman Marshall Triplett Master Harrold Lewis I. C. Smith Chris Llendricks Lizzie Johnson J. 3. Butler McFarland Macy T. G. Smith Laura Franklin Frank Herbert Durfean G. W. Edwards

Market Report and Local Political Notice in Audubon Iowa

Market news from Montague and Co reports dull to steady wheat and corn, strong oats, and mixed hog and cattle futures with lower packers demand. Local note praises L. D. Phelps as Audubon County treasurer candidate and records a 14.75 dollar relief collection by traveling salesmen for New Orleans tornado victims coordinated by J C Petty.

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Larson clears debt and rents store on November first

Charles Larson has settled his debt on Tir PELEWRari and will lease his store starting November 1, 1803. Inquiries to 1209 South Poplar Street, dw B.C. Verniar.

Larson Charles Larson Mr. Larson South Poplar ' Atreet B.C. Verniar

Atlantic gossip and notices mixed in a crowded column

A long jumble of local notices, ads, marriage license, political items, and social updates from Atlantic. Mentions Downs Cloaks sale, Oscar Peterson visiting, Typhoid illness, a World’s Fair trip, rail pay day October 24, and a county treasury shortage report. Includes editor notes on Jackson, Chase, and local figures.

Des Moines News Criticized For National Stance Shift

Ora Moore critiques the Des Moines News as biased toward republican claims while pushing democratic views on national issues and prohibitionist views on state matters. James Watters of Briscoe and Edna are noted, with Jim maintaining the family homestead. Elder H G McCulloch will preach at the Seventh Day Advent Chapel on Walnut Street next Sunday at 10 am and 7 30 pm with sermons on Jesus as the Christ and the Power of God to the Called.

Ora Moore Des Moines News James Watters Briscoe Edna Jim H.G. McCulloch First Day Adventist Seventh Day Advent Walnut Street Jesus

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