Best value for money in boys' suits sells plentifully
The store claims it offers “the best goods for the least money” as evidence by the high volume of boys' suits sold, asserting proven value beyond doubt through sales figures.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1895
Page
6
The store claims it offers “the best goods for the least money” as evidence by the high volume of boys' suits sold, asserting proven value beyond doubt through sales figures.
Tom McFadden hauled watermelons to Atlantic on Wednesday while residents plan for fairs, weddings, and a busy fall. Notices mention students at Simpson College, visits to Fletcher chapel, Epworth League officers, schooling at No.5 and No.6, cattle purchases in Omaha, and multiple local visits across towns like Griswold and Cumberland.
Local residents share updates on homes and farms as John Hydt appears nearby, Charley Brown’s house gains a fresh coat of paint, and families return from Nebraska to live on the old Taylor place. Teachers, fairs, travels to Des Moines, Grinnell, and Atlantic, plus school openings and new buildings, paint a busy week in Anita and surrounding areas.
Ned Raffenberg and friends gather at the fair while Dr. Hall and Mr. Frisk pass through Lear Grove on their way back to Tabor College. Mrs Sheets hosts a surprise party for Dan Sheets as he departs for school, with cream and cake before farewells. Congregational services, parishioners thanking Rev Harris, and plan for a basket picnic at Shepperd's Grove are noted along with local school openings and mosquito talk.
A reflective verse fragment on wine and morning breeze contrasts with short prose snippets about Mary Berri Chapman and a railway station prank. The items include a poem praising pure morning winds and fragrances, a humorous anecdote about Mrs. B and a train conductor, and a punny quip about political aspirants and paresis.
John Petera visits Hixira while Guy Gurtis returns from Griswold. Mrs. Julian Phelps tours Des Moines fair, Pearl Gilmore returns from Calhoun county, directors car heads east with the flyer. Numerous residents travel to Rogers Neb Des Moines Shelby Hastings Wichita and other nearby places for visits and gatherings. A large social at the Northup home marks twenty years of marriage, with many friends attending and a chinaware gift presented.
A list of property transfers recorded in Cass County Iowa for September 2 to 7 includes Mabel J Turner to Emmys Blick west 54 of lot 2 and other parcels. Ruth A Johnson to Frank Pierce. Lucey A Lane to W Martin. Geo W Wakefield to Mdpar Scarbourg. Lucius M Sheldon to Clara L Yarger. Simon E Smith to Minute L Smith. Joseph Kaiser to Mary E Johnson. Percins to Daniel J Irons. Geo Conrad to G S Parham. J B Ash to G S Parham. Julian Phelps to James Haworth. Cornelia Key Winslow to James Ba Worth. and related lots in Atlantic and Massena with varied sums.
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