02 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
1
Anita residents report people going to Colorado and Florida, homes sold on Locust Street for 5500, births, and a busy week of visits. Notables include Miss Alta Harsh returning for duty, Educa tion moves by Mabel and Grace Dittman, and Joseph Grissible’s five Clydesdales at the state fair. Ed Anderson filed on land near Beckley and several families hosted kin across towns.
Miss Grace Blood will teach the Bangham school beginning next Monday. Numerous residents and visitors from Adair Atlantic and Audubon appear in coverage with social visits to Des Moines and Omaha. Local lectures and hospital trips are noted along with multiple family and travel updates across Massena and Brayton.
Mrs Richardson of Pairbury Neb spent weekend with Miss Muldred Stutts of Des Moines. Atlantic callers included I A Engle and family and W B Taylor and son Ray. Miss Carrie Reed of Atlantic visiting Mrs Pitch. George Barnholdt family from Maine visited Claire west of town. Mrs Will Barrett and family return from Osage visit. W D Keller and family at the state fair in Des Moines. C G W Patten and family at W S Foster home. Mrs Dell Spry on sick list. Lucy Johnson and Anna visiting Laurena Iowa for two weeks. Sam Wood and wife drove to Atlantic. Miss May George in Atlantic. Dr Stults went to Des Moines by auto. L A Engle family and F M Huff visited Charley Sister home north of Gilland. Mrs Ed Carson visiting Lewi s with her parents. Miss Vina Foster returned home from C Patten home north of Atlantic. School opens Monday Sept 5. Miss Margaret Bell spent Sunday south of town. Mrs Rice visiting Adair this week. Ralph Welton and family with her parents Mr and Mrs R R Bell.
Marne residents report numerous visits and travels with Clyde McCullough and Sam Sime calling in Atlantic on Thursday. Mae Derby visits Vale nut, Mrs. Graham in Atlantic on Saturday, Mr. Sankey also there. Guthrie Center Mr. Murphy stayed with his brother, John Grodleg ill, Grace Trailer in Atlantic, Mrs. Ury and Esther Derby in Atlantic, Spear and Barnholdt to Atlantic, Lee Wayne from Walnut to Maria, Styles and son Murry back to Madrid after a visit with Mrs. Traller. John Grodt with brother Fred near Hancock, Mrs. Simmers home in Indianola after visiting cousin Mrs. Winters, Irvin Ellis back from Avoca, W. W. Ellis of Avoca on business in town. Mrs. Thomas visited Anita, Olson of Walnut in town with Pardee family, Walter Hoegh and wife to Des Moines for state fair, G. Bornhadt and family to Anita, P. C. Meredith west, Sap Sparige Saturday, Allen in Atlantic on business, Sewell in Atlantic, Julius Jacobs in Atlantic Saturday. Mrs. Longnecker of Walnut attends wedding of her sister Alvina Hemien to Clarence Squires of Portland Oregon. Dr. Schleh and wife from Omaha visit. Ollie Hughes and Velma McConnell in Avoca Sunday. Alvina Remien and Clarence Squirey wed at bride’s parents’ home west of town, plan Portland departure in two weeks. W. Simpson family of Love Falls with W. Harvey. Cook family leaves for Kansas to teach. Frank Ury in Walnut Wednesday. Elya Mathes returns from Adair after visit. Mrs. Oliver Reason of Council Bluffs visits Sunday.
Chris Hansen traveled to Audubon last Saturday returning home with a starter. Mrs George Hansen visited Geo Hansen’s home to see the new grandson born that day. C W McCaustland drove to Augus early Sunday morning. Sunday evening a house on Charles Burwell’s property caught fire and belongings down stairs were lost. A collection of $315 was raised for Mr Burwell. Atlantic carpenters arrived Wednesday to erect a machinery house for Chris Hansen.
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