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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1910

Page

2

Cass county fair to host boys judging contest at Ames trip prize

The Cass county fair announces a boys judging contest with two classes aged under and over eighteen. Top contestant in each class wins all expenses to the Ames Short Course January 4–16 1911. second place gets half. Restrictions apply to college classifications and Short Courses. Contest covers judging two rings of stock and ten ear corn samples with twenty five minutes to prepare reasons. Papers due to the superintendent after time ends.

Cass County Ames Secretary of The Fair Association Ames Short

Young Visitor Falls From Horse and Breaks Leg

Vernon Schieh, 17, visiting John Fritz in Maine, fell from a horse on the way to town and sustained a severe leg fracture just above the knee. Dr. Mullins of Atlantic and Dr. Thompson of Maine set the broken limb as his parents, returning from Omaha, visit every two weeks.

Omaha John Fritz Maine Vernon Schieh Mullins Atlantic Thompson Schloh Omahs

Death of Mrs J B Grumson in Avoca

Mrs. J B Grumson formerly of Atlantic died at her Avoca home yesterday evening. She was a sister of Mrs Albert Johnson of this city. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Sunday at her late home.

Emmett Stacks to Wed Miss Davenport in Omaha

Announcement from Friday's Daily notes the engagement of Emmett Stacks to Miss Rose Davenport of Atlanta formerly, now of Dixie Washington. They plan to marry in Omaha on September first and reside at 902 Cedar Street after October 1. Davenport taught at East Side school and Stacks has worked seven years in the drug trade, most recently with Moora Drug Company.

Usuny Emmett Stacks Rose ‘Avenport Olver Bundy East Side School W. T. Palmer Lincoln Neb Chicago Moora Drug Company

Death telegrams report Mrs Jobes and Mr Jobes kinship

J H Simmons received a telegram from F H Jobes announcing the deaths of Mrs Harriett Jobes and Mr Jobes in Wassau Wisconsin. They will bring the bodies to Casey and funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 p m at the family home with interment in Casey cemetery. Mrs Jobes death followed a brief illness caused by heart trouble dating to Tuesday the 23rd. Mr E L Williams, formerly a pupil in Mrs Jobes Sunday school class, is noted.

J. H. Simmons F. H. Jobes Mr. Jobes Simmons Harriett Jobes Wassau Wis Casey Myra Jobes E. L. Williama

Blacksmith Is Overcome

Julius Rogge, a blacksmith on Second Street between Poplar and Chestnut, suffered a severe asthma episode this afternoon and collapsed in his shop. A farmer nearby saw him and alerted Mr. Hupp, who called Dr. Mullins. The doctor treated Rogge, who soon revived. Rogge had a similar spell last Sunday but recovered quickly and feels well now.

Julius Rogge Second Street Poplar Chestnut Streets Hupp Dr. Mullins Mullins Mr. Rogge

Local Visitors Arrive and Depart in City Social Roundup

Thomas Kelly arrived this afternoon from Omaha for an over Sunday visit. Misa Nellie Burton returned home to Carson after spending days in the city with friends. Mrs Iva Rowe returns this evening from Mason City where she visited her sister in law Mrs H P Hall. Miss Claris Pagan came down yesterday to visit Iris Crouch. Mrs F Lykke left yesterday for Council Bluffs to visit her sister Mrs J Schlarb. J B Bruff went to Ottumwa yesterday to attend to business and will return about September 7. L A Coate of Boise City Idaho is in town looking after business and visiting his parents J B Coate and wife, Mrs Frank Nelson.

Thomas Kelly Omaha Misa Nellie Burton Carson Iva. Rowe Mason City H. P. Hall Claris Pagan Iris Crouch F. Lykke Council Bluffs J. Schlarb J. B. Bruff Ottumwa L. A. Coate Boise City Idaho J.B. Coate Mra, Frank _ Nelson o

Shelby County Fair Highlights and Local Racing At Harlan

The Shelby county fair at the Harlan fair grounds drew a record crowd of about 10 000 on Wednesday. Harlan beat Avoca 4 to 1 in a local ball game and two horse races drew strong entries with Daisy Dorf and other horses securing top finishes at the Atlantic fair grounds. A theater program at the Atlantic Theater lists seasonal attractions through February including The Queen of Beauty and The Wizard of Oz.

Shelby County Harlan ‘Fair Council Bluffs Harlan Avoca 1Speed Daisy Dorf Billy 8S. W. Johnson Griswold Atlantic Fair Grounds Atlantic Theater Trousdale Bros. Company Chase-Lister Company Fairy Week McCauley Rogalind Red Gate Mason Clmax St. Elmo Ishmael

Settlement Reached In Morton Drug Poisoning Case

Mr Moore of R H Moore Drug Co and Dan Eldridge administrator of Morton's estate report satisfaction with a 2000 dollar damages settlement for a formaldehyde poisoning at the Moore store on June 7. The original suit for 10000 dollars remains on file and will be withdrawn when court approval is granted. H M Boorman defended, Tom Whitmore represented the Morton estate.

Mr. Moore R. H. Moore Drug Company Dan Eldridge Morton Moore Drug Company H. M. Boorman Tom Whitmore

Casper Hoffman Dies Suddenly at Griswold Home

Casper Hoffman, 65 to 70, died of heart failure at his sister Mrs Charles Mills home in Griswold while visiting for a reunion. Survived by three daughters, two sons, three brothers and one sister. Funeral Sunday from his home twelve miles southwest of Griswold. interment Griswold cemetery. Relatives from out of town were en route.

John Hoffman Borens Hardware Caspar Hoffman Charles Mills Griswold Drayman Chas Mills Milla William Hoffman Pipestone Nminn Lou Hoffman Dows, Ta Grawold Griswold Cemetery

Squires Home Hosts Three Sons Brides Reception

A reception at B G Squires home west of the city honored the marriages of his three sons Charles Clarence and Archer to their brides. A fine dinner and many friends and relatives attended the event noted for Squires hospitality and lasting memory.

B. G. Squires Charles Clarence Archer

Reunion at Grant Won Over Griswold and Lewis

The Cass-Montgomery County Soldiers association voted to hold the next reunion at Grant, edging Griswold in the bid as Grant plans to host rail service. In other action Griswold beat Lewis five to two in a three game series, with the Griswold squad losing 2 1 to Grant in a separate match. Mrs M Potter of Griswold visited en route home after visiting in Des Moines with friends.

Montgomery County Griswold Cass-Montgomery County Grant Lewis Griswo

Local social notes from Friday's Daily

Mrs W T Fudge of Maine spent the day in the city social circle. Howard Marshall returns from Eldora after playing ball. Geo Curtis goes home to Harsham after visiting the city with HN Curtis. Ruby Rowe and Cecil to return Sunday from four weeks with Mrs eo P Hall of Mason City. Miks Etta Murray of Wiota visits city en route to Downer Minnesota to visit her brother for several weeks.

Ruby Rowe Cecil Eo P. Hall Mason ‘City Miks Etta “Murray Wiota Downer Minn Viait

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