Local and Personal NotesSpan City Spots and People
A long list of local movements and visits throughout the city including M D Cardio’s baby illness, visits from John Green and various Audubon and Clarinda residents, political speeches by H G Curtis, A L Hager, and John P Irish, and numerous social events. Burglaries reported on Chestnut Street, a Y P S C E election social, and multiple marriage licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Cardio
P. L.“Appleman
Cumberland
John Green
City
Vic Emmert
Council, Brutis
Omaha
B. Shoudy
East End
W. L. Caldwell
Clarinda
Speakers Rally Support at College Corner Meeting
Hon Silas Wilson and John H Wood spoke at the school house in Grove on Wednesday night. They presented republican logic for over two hours before a large audience of ladies and gentlemen, strengthening republican cause in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Wilson
John H. Wood
College Corner
Jewelry line showcases newest designs for presidential candidates
A local ad claims successful presidential candidates may discuss the silver question, but the piece promises the latest jewelry designs are available at the store. The message emphasizes current designs and urges customers to visit for new arrivals.
Popocrat Rally Draws Sparse Atlantic Crowd
A lengthy report on the Popocrat rally in Atlantic notes a three block procession with 426 from cross-county delegations, 80 horsemen, 22 teams, and a total under 600. Senator Stewart spoke to about 3,000 at the park and J J Shea addressed the evening meeting, while Patrick Irish argued for a gold standard and sound money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Lewis, Carson
Milford
Griswold
Opera House
Stewart
Steward
J. J. Shea
Council Bluffs
Judge Scott
Omaha
Yetzer Building
Curtis Speech at Opera House Flashes Gold Standard Debate
A large attentive audience filled the opera house to hear Major Curtis compare Senator Stewart’s free silver speech with 1874 U S Senate positions. Curtis argued for the gold standard, refuted Stewart’s arguments, and noted shifts after his involvement with silver mining. The meeting opened with band music and closed with glee club songs. every seat was taken and many stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Senator Stewart
Flambeau Club
Conerd
Major Curtis
Bia
U. S. Senate
Curtis
Stewart
Glee Club
John P Irish Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Windsor Dinner
Hon John P Irish of California was met by a committee of forty to fifty wearing sound money badges at the train. He was escorted to the Windsor for an 11:30 dinner, then to the Odd Fellows hall for a speech before a large audience of sound money democrats and other citizens with music by the Atlantic band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Antrim
Mary
Josephine Meehan
Eugene L. Rice
Kate R. Welsh
Geo. N. Marks
Sarah Beck
Car J. Becker
Edith E. Franklin
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Jones
Atlantic National Bank
Stech
Massena
Cumberland
Noble Township
Africa
Chas. Brown
Dayton
Murphy
Geo. Lyle
Stanbury
Oll Cooms
Wiota
Mr. Winchell
Washington, D. C
Davis
F. J. Macomber
Moore
Lewis
Levi Huff
Anita
John P. Irish
Pat Boyle
W. A. Dowell and Son
Chester
T. W. Brown
Chestnut
Fifth Streets
Lorah
F. D. Bourne
Hans Lund
Mary A. Parks
Chas. Wornom
Council Bluffs
Ellow
Elizabeth Pattee
Samuel Wasson
L. L. Tilden
Stuart
Geo. W. Fordyce
John Prish
E. Willard
DeLano
Chase
Irish
California
Windsor
Atlantic Band
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An ad boast claims a remedy called umatiom cures rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days by removing the cause. priced at 75 cents, sold by F. Parson Co., Atlantic Iowa. The rest quotes political editorials attacking Bryan and praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as life saving, with endorsements from newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Parson Co
Druggists
Atlantic
Iowa
Darlington
Wis
Chamberlain
Visit by Hoke Smith in Washington Ex Secretary stays days
Ex Secretary Hoke Smith arrived in Washington on October 21 for professional business before the supreme court. He called at the interior department to meet Secretary Francis and law officers, then saw the president, avoiding politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Washington
Supreme Court
Interior Department
Francis
Department
Appointment of Receiver in Cass County case
Notice of appointment of a receiver for F. H. Whitney & Son and the Bank of Atlantic by the district court. Claims against the firm must be filed by January 1, 1897. Includes unrelated advertisements for Swayne's Ointment and Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy with local dealer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cass County
Iowa
Franklin H. Kitney
Lee Prall
Sarah M. Prall
Thave
Atlantic
A. D
Court House
Said County
Margaret Duil
District Court of
Margaret Dull
Ruth C. A. Case
Franklin H. Whitney
County of Cass
Franklin M. Whitney
Ames B. Bruff
Wdeca
John H. Southwick
James G. Whitney
F. H. Whitney & Son
Bank of Atlantic
Pees B. Brurr
Wit
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Hager
C. G. Saunders
Audubon County
Knudson
Audubon
J. A. Johnson
W.H. Hanna
Sarah
T. G. Turner
Audubon Branch
H. B. Crofts
H. Cooper
Oakland
Wm. Lyman
C. C. Campbell
Edna
Mr. Campbell
East Side Literary Club
B. B. Brayton
Davenport
Chicago
Rock Island
T. B. Swan
Jas. E. Bruce
Tribune Glee Club
Ellsworth School House
Washington Township
Chestnut Street
E. F. Jones
R. M. Westphalen
Dr. Wilkin
Presbyterian Church
McKinley
Bryan
Palmer
Whitney
Christensen Bros
Dave Shuter
Shuter
J. F. Jenkins
Worthing
J. C. Bryant
Mr. Briggs
A. F. Black
Masssena
Wilson Pratt
G. W. Wakefield
Hazen
Ark
M. E. Worth
Emma Parsons
Adair
Frank Cain
A. W. Kelso
Hans Boysen
Chas. Block
Lee Scholl
Ida Brockman
H. G. Curtis
Emma Johnson
F. C. ‘Phompson
Oxford
Sheffield
St. John's German Evangelical School
Nice
Lyman Post Office
Hardt
Ed Richardson
J. Epps
Lincoln
J. W. Cuykendall
Kansas City
Sam Hoffman
Des Moines
Marie
Sadie Leslie
Ches. F. Chase
Hon
John P,lish
J.W. Leslie
Maj. Curtis
Cc. C. Campbell
Lou Craig
Walnut
B. B. Brown
L. P. Pinnell
South
A. Green
East Sixth Street
Glen Bassett
Dexter
H. W. Hanna
Iranistan
Huchendorf and
Quint
O. W. Rich
John Tharnish
Levi Downs
Fred Alexander
Ernest L. Alexander
Shiloh
M. J. Davis & Son
Nce
Grove
Kiggers Bros
Eggers Bros. O
Molal
Popocrat Rally
Senator Steart
Indianapolis Journal
Lancoln
L. L. Dye
North Fifteenth
Street
Tetter
Eczema
de- Witt
Guano Island
Neb
Joseph Smith
Arthur Stull
McCoy
A. J. Bauer
Shelby
Sorgeta
Des Mownss
William Harris
Harris
George Frank
Satem
Mass
George L. Newcombe
Burrato
Nichols’ Bank
Postoffics
United States
Europe
Gall
Seb
F. Parsons & Co
National Bank
DR. E. S. Montgomery
Postoffice
R. E. Rose
Fourth and Chestnut Sts
Mutual Insurance Co
C.K. Hunt
W. Curtis
Vice Presso
Breece
Sec
Treas
Brighton
O Blakeslee
Cass
Frank Hunt
Pymosa
Frazier
Bear Grove
Ira Miller
Benton
C W McDermott
G Edwards
Grant
Jenkins
Union
A Biggs
Jno McDermott
Franklin
Ol Coomes
Pleasant
J H Lowman
S Bratt
C S Fulton
Block & Heyman’s
Wandoah
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Sweeney
U.S. A
San Diego
Cal
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