Fairgoers and local residents feature a busy week
A broad snapshot of county and vicinity activities unfolds with Miss Maud Funk and Murray D Sheets announcing a September 14 marriage, and Irene Our set for a September 16 recital at Bear Grove Congregational Church. Local travel, schooling, and social visits populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wissler
Omaha
Amanda Wissler
Atlantic
Fred Switzer
Harry Graham
Nebraska
Grace Sheets
Sadie Switzer
Lydia Myers
Lewis
Maud Funk
Murray D Sheets
Irene Our
Bear Grove
Miss Our
Hillsdale College
Five Mile Grove News Roundup
Lyman Warren spent a day in the Grove last week as school started Monday with Nell Johnson teaching. Miss Luln Hutchingon of Omaha visited Della Lamb. A rainy night ruined Friday’s party. Jobo Gingery bought a team at the Atlantic horse sale. Mrs Bayliss and family attended the Exposition. Becker of Freeport visited with C N Becker. Bonnie Stegfried and Wallace Tobias returned from Omaha. Frank Bourne broke his machine while moving it delaying threshing. Mrs Bennie Harris and daughter from Fort Collins visited the Harris family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Warren
Grove
Nell Johnson
Deane
Nebraska
Ambros Pelrett’s
Luln_Hutchingon
Omaha
Della Lamb
Jobo Gingery
Atlantic
Bayliss
Miss Becker
Freeport
Local Social Notes Speak Of Illness Travel And Visits
Miss Isola Jenkins has been very sick the past week and Geo Haver reportedly has typhoid fever. J E Bruce and wife were Des Moines visitors. May Bancroft of Adair visits sister Mrs G F Marr. W J King of Shelby attends the funeral of Mrs R W Calkins. F M Tidrick family return from Winterset. Jessie Hammond of Guthrie Center returns from visit with Mrs D B Harrison. F O Worthing and son Charlie and Della Morgan attend Omaha exposition. W W Wait returns from Hampton where his father died. Horace Van Slack and wife of Westphalia visit daughters Mrs Gee, Mrs McDernent and Mrs W H Dinsmore. Mesdames Bruce Emex Forshay Plunket Blakeslee visit Mrs F Kaiser. Mrs F H Townsend of Atlantic and Miss Gene Culver of Audubon attend Mrs R W Calkins adherer Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola Jenkins
Geo. Haver
J. E. Bruce
Des Moines
May Bancroft
Adair
G. F. Marr
W.J. King
Shelby
R. W. Calkins
F. M. Tidrick
Winterset
Jessie Hammond
Guthrie Center
D. B. Harrison
F.O. Worthing
Charlie
Della Morgan
Omaha
W. W. Wait
Hampton Tuesaday
Horace van Slack
Westphalia
Kanga
Local notes from Gold Hill and area
Gold Hill items report Alex Wishart bought stock cattle last week. Miss Florence Chamberlain returned to Atlantic Monday. Miss Nelson of Griswold visits J. E. Darling. Robert Judd bought a two seater carriage. George Most sick and threatened with typhoid. Mrs Wim Judd and children visit Indiana for a month. Fall term at Gold Hill school began last Monday with Mr Stouten berg of Atlantic as teacher. Toa Leap school begins Monday with Miss Meda Lonwell returning for fifth term. G Rice returns from Norway Sept 8 with nephew. Sunday school at Toad Leap voted to continue. D Ballentine is superintendent. Invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wishart
Florence Chamberlain
Atlantic
Nelson
Griswold
J. E. Darling
Robert Judd
George Most
Indiana
Gold Hill
Mr. Stoutenberg
Toad Leap
Meda Longwell
Lonwell
G. Rice
Norway
D. Ballentine
Rainy Interlude Impacts Fall Farming and Fair Attendance
Farmers welcomed rain easing drought, easing fall plowing and enabling sowing of fall wheat. Pastures remain dry and short. County fair turnout was light as Buffalo Bill's show drew most spectators and funds, hurting fair prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic
Local items describe travels and arrivals including L. A. Coate in Audubon, Gene Johnson from Anita, Ed Burke from Walnut, and Miss Estella Reed’s guest Gwen doline Miles from Duluth. Numerous visits to Omaha and Creston, church events, and a staged stamp linen sale with embroidery lessons announced by S. Mae Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pennell
Omaha
Shriner’s
Dr. Porterfield
Council Bluffs
Mo. Valley
Medical Society
MAE Harris
Chestnut St
Pymosa school opens with capable instructors and local notices
Mra and Mrs. Mra visit New York. post office inspection praised. Shriners meet in Omaha. Pymosa schools reopen September 12 with a strong teacher lineup. Ellery Mills ill in San Francisco. private sale of livestock. Lutheran mission feast announced. local injuries and deaths noted.
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Pymosa
Russel
Neff
Anna Barnard
Laartz
Delpha Huff
Fritz
Esma Dallas
Neil Johnson
Alice Martin
Pymoga
Mills
Capt
Clark
Ellery
San Francisco
Baldwin- Von der Ahe suit ends as judgment paid
The Baldwin Von der Ahe damage suit, decided against Von der Ahe months ago, was closed when the St. Louis magnate’s attorney paid about $8,000 plus roughly $1,200 in costs. In Crete, officials seek expulsion of 15,000 Bashi-Bazouks and recall of Turkish troops with a new governor general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von der Ahé
Baldwin
Baldwin- von der Ahe
von der Ahe
St. Louis
Dawora
Crete
Aguinaldo backs independence as Dewey warns crisis grows
Luzon remains in insurgent hands with 67 000 rifles and 9 000 military prisoners reported by Aguinaldo who seeks a Filipino assembly on Sept 15 and insists Americans are allies. Dewey weighs reinforcements while Denby argues the U S should retain the Philippines to avert European war and gain access to Far East markets.
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Aguipaldo
Lafayette
Dewby
Philippines
Manta
Dewey
Germany
Spain
Dloos
Ligune
Luzonia
Manila
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Lelelica
Era
Hoe
Gambers
Otis
Washinetox
Charles Denby
United States
China
Pekin
Denby
Philippine Islands
Far East
Paris cabinet move aims to avert minister Zar linden resignation
Paris dispatch notes a special cabinet council was convened to prevent the possible resignation of War Minister Zurlinden after he had considered stepping down. A Dreyfus dossier review by Justice Minister Sarren could delay his retreat until maneuvers conclude. Faure reportedly warned against facing troops after revision support.
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Sorvon
Paris
The
Times
Zarlinden
M. Faure
M. Sarren
Justice
Dreyfus
Zurlinden
Daily News
Faure
Statue of Commission Inquiries On Army Bureaus
Washington Sept. 19. At the White House no statement was made about a commission to inquire into army bureaus though many invited by the president had replied. It is thought most will await final conclusions from all asked before announcements. Likely appointees include General Mandergon Col Sexton and Dr Keen. War Department activity was light. adjutant generals office processed musters and furloughs. General Corbin met the president, with no major developments and no telegram from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
General Gordon
Col. Sexton
Keen
War Department
Adjutant General
Corbin
Manila
Manila Barracks Ready to Strike as Tension Rises
Reports from Mantua via Paris note heightened irritation from rebel leaders defying Aguinaldo, with ecclesiastical interference and strikes by native workers fueling unrest. Troops are kept in barracks, a signal corps links Cavite to Manila, and disturbances include a childlike youth disarm attempt and a noted deserter tied to clerical plots. Separately, W H Lawrence of Cleveland dies after a hotel shooting in Danvers, jealousy cited as motive. his body to be returned with the assailant Richardson also dead.
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Manila
Mantua
Paris
Aguinaldo
Malois
Baopaloc
Juan Blanco
Juan Blanc
Spandad
Signal Corps
Cavite
Lawrence
Danver
W. H. Lawrence
Cleveland
Florence Richardson
Oxford
St. Luke's Hospital
Wrorerion Highardson
Atili
Lawre
Queen Victoria restores Colonel Rhodes to rank in army
Transvaal raid participant Colonel Frank Rhodes, brother of Cecil Rhodes, is reinstated in the British army after dismissal for Jameson Raid involvement. Rhodes, wounded as a war correspondent at Omdurman, returns from frontline duty to resume rank amid imperial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro
Queen Victoria
Frank Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Transvaal
Dr. Jameson
Rhodes
Omdurman
London Times
Markets and real estate notices from Carcase Iowa area
Market data shows receipts and cattle prices with mixed goods and heavy cattle in Carcase Iowa with receipts totals. numerous property transfers and deeds listed for Mary Quinn, Michael Mete, Peter Lattig, Mary Stones, Atlantic Trustees, Louisa Roe, Newton E Land, James Callanan, Elijah Peat, Rossells, Pettinger and Antrim, and others across several townships and blocks. Transactions include wd deeds, qeds, and lots in Maine, Atlantic, Anita, Iraniston, Cumberland and other locales with values ranging from thousands to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Quinn
Michael
John F Mete
Peter Lattig
Chasis Lattig
Peter Ile
M Ada Read
R C Thompson
Mary
A Stones
Maine
U P Church Atlantic
Crooks
Atlantic
Louisa Roe
Daniel E Roe
Neg Sey
Sg&j A
James Callanan
James Walker
Qed
Elijah Peat
Iraniston
Frank
Charles H Rossell
Mary B Leonard
EL Grosh
Pettinger & Antrim
Cumberland
College Notes Highlight Faculty and Students Arrivals
Miss Maggie Shannon entered school on Monday as the second week of classes begins. Miss Josie Marahall started shorthand, John Trede and Homer Turner work in the commercial department. Prof Widener was absent Tuesday due to illness but will return Friday for music. Miss Edith Dunlavy from Davis County Iowa, niece of Prof Dunlavy, arrived in Atlantic Monday to study music with Prof Widener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Shannon
Josie Marahall
John Trede
Homer Turner
Widener
Edith Dunlavy
Davis County
Iowa
Dunlavy
Atlantic
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Grand Jury
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Wiotai
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W. J. Beck
Creston
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Goeste
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KR. S. Keihl
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Banton Township
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Mra
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