Grove County Notes Add Lively Farming and Moves
Oats and wheat look good as harvests progress. Mrs. Linn visited Bear Grove last week. Abbott boys threshing in Ray Franklin area. G B Link of Lewis visited Grant Swartz Sunday. Robert and Belle Colter were Lewis visitors Friday. Knop threshed on his farm east of Sarah last Monday. Johnson family passed through Grove Sunday. Ex editor of the Express seen in Grove with his wife and part of the family on the first Saturday in a typical Arkansas one horse show. Grove mourns loss of a fine young man now working in the Atlantic Express office. friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. Link
Lewis
Grant Swartz
Robert
Belle Colter
Knop
Sarah
Mr. Johnson
Grove
the Express
The
Atlantic Express
Rainy talk and rural visits stir Noble County notes
William Kuester and family visited John Myers last Sunday while farmers seek rain to sow winter wheat. Henry Linderman heads home to Nebraska Monday afternoon. William Linderman, hurt weeks ago, walks with crutches. Lyman store nearly robbed Saturday night. no clues. Charles Kuester children Adam and Mathilda visited Adair county fair at Greenfield. Rev. J H Bauernfield returned from Adair county protracted meetings. second quarterly meeting set for September 17 at Center church led by Rev. Sassman of Minden. Henry Linderman of Sioux county Nebraska visits. he’d rather own Cass county land than western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuester
John Myers
Henry Linderman
Nebraska
William Linderman
Lyman
Charles Kuester
Adam
Mathilda
Adair County
Adair
Greenfield
J. H. Bauernfield
Center Church
Sassman
Minden
Sioux County
William
George Linderman
Henry
Cass County
Cumberland News Notes and Local Arrivals
Cumberland items report Tessie Worthington and Maude Pringey at Cedar Falls for college while Bert Pettinger leaves for Champlaine to pursue mechanical engineering. Wm. Cool sells grain business to Illinois buyer Mr. Turner. Road work by Britman improves the north town road. Des Moines fair trip by Mrs. Fitch and daughters. The Cumberland band performs two rains daily. The new brick block rises rapidly as McKinley prosperity boosts business. A.J. Smith visits from Henderson on way to a Christian conference. Harry McCluster fined ten dollars for stealing from Hunt Brothers’ cellar, then jailed in Atlantic when unable to pay. The horse-related finger injury to Ivan Noland is noted with medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britman
Fitch
Vinnie
Anna
Des Moines
The
Democrat
Bert Pettinger
Champlaine, DL
Bert
Mento
Mr. Smith
Buck Creek News Sketch Highlights Local Travel and Politics
S Allen unveils a new road wagon. Couples Joyce camped at Lewis last week. Campers from here head to Crystal Lake. Smith and Crandall each lost a horse. Duncan and Lynch families visited from Atlantic and the city. Audubon fair drew locals. Rev. C W Potter visits. J P Hill, sheriff candidate, calls on neighbors. Oakes and Herbert back from Moville. Ladies sociable planned in Morrow's grove. Lulu Belle White child elocutionist delight. assisted by Anna White and Sacha Bott. crowd pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Allen
A. Joyce
Lewis
Crystal Lake
F.C. Smith
W. Crandall
Mrs. Duncan
Atlantic
Mr. Lynch
City
J. K. Herbert
C. W. Potter
J.P. Hill
George Oakes
Melville Herbert
Moville
Bert Younglove
Ladies and Society
Turkey Grove News and Local Happenings
Howard Brett threshed last Monday. John Judd has more company than anybody. Miss Longwell to wield the rod at Toad Leap. Miss Glass starts school at Grove with good attendance. Tom Smith and wife to run the ranch while Carter attends the fair. Milt Darling at the state fair. Anna Chamberlain to stay with Mrs. Darling. Effie Neely and father to keep house for Bob Judd while at Des Moines fair. Cholera haunts dogs. renters worried. Dave Duncan plans to farm for himself next year. R G Judd and wife visit Des Moines fair and Mrs Judd’s brother Rev John Neely. Gentle family from Sarah visit Prather’s. Sabbath school at Gold Hill. Grand time planned at church near Gold Hill Sept 23 with program and crazy quilt to auction, likely to the best looking girl. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Longwell
Miss Glass
Grove School
Tom Smith
Tom Carter
Milt Darling
Anna Chamberlain
Mrs. Darling
Effie Neely
Bob Judd
Des Moines
Dave Duncan
Dave
R. G. Judd
Judd
John Neely
Gold Hill
Anita area social notes and school opening report
Anita public schools opened Monday and a flurry of social mentions flow through town. Residents visiting Atlantic, Colfax, and Illinois. farm sales and Melon Social at the Congregational church. Epworth League picnic. and local families hosting guests while sends reports from Mt. Vernon and Avoca. For sale: 20 cows, 40 yearling steers, 33 calves from E M Bourne Wiota Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bourne
Wiota
Local notices and society events in Cass County
Mrs. Coe is on the sick list. Ww. Hopley was in town Monday. Ed Link went to Atlantic Tuesday. Mrs. I. A. Jones is improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Scott visited over Sunday with friends at Morton. Harry O. Breece was working insurance west of town Thursday. John Fulton of Washington township in city Friday. A. M. Palmer went to Atlantic Wednesday for the B P U association, returned Monday. F. J. Macomber expands office space. Adventists at the lake discontinued meetings. John Harris returned from Robinson, Utah for his mother who is very ill. Box social by Church of Christ ladies at Mrs. Jacobs home next Friday evening Sept 17. Miss Ethel Heimbaugh and Mr. Clint Scott married Sept 9. Cass County Sunday School Association convention at Anita Sept 16-17 with program details. Golden Rod social at Wiota Sept 17 to benefit school organ. Political Equality Club had pleasant evening. county suffrage association to meet in Atlantic. Mrs. Laura M. Johns expected. Political Equality Club to meet at Mrs. R. H. Bailey’s Thursday at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Ww. Hopley
Ed Link
Atlantic
I. A. Jones
Scott
Morton
Harry O. Breece
John Fulton
Washington Township
A.M. Palmer
B. ¥. P. U. Association
F. J. Macomber
McKinley Prosperity
John Harris
Robinson
Utah
Political Equality Club
I. B. Swan
County Suffrage Association
E. J. Bates
Lewis
Laura M. Johns
Kansas
Kansas Suffrage Association
R. H. Bailey
Seventh and Linn
Massena Socials and Fair Attendance Tie Local News
Miss Alice Johnson spent Sunday with friends in town. Dan Gaines of Greenfield visited here Sunday. A group picnicked at Mt Etna woods Friday. Delphia and Frances Huff visited Greenfield Thursday for the fair. Emma Limbaugh returned from Missouri. D R Grabill left for Colorado for about a month. Verna Blake left for Des Moines to resume study at Drake University. Char Johnson and Emma Langworthy visited J R Johnson in Gravity. Pilmer and daughter Sadie with C W Huff and daughter attended Des Moines and the fair. B Y P A convention attendees from the Baptist church were B E Langworthy J A Homan and wife F B Downey James and Hattie Frisbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Johnson
Fee and Healey
Greenfield Fair
Dan Gaines
Greenfield
Mt. Etna Woods
Delphia
Frances Huff
Emma Limbaugh
Missouri
D. R. Grabill
Colorado
Verna Blake
Des Moines
Drake University
Chas. Johnson
Emma Langworthy
J. R. Johnson
Gravity
Jas, Pilmer
Sadie
C. W. Huff
Marguerite
Baptist Church
B. E. Langworthy
J. A. Homan
F. BE. Downey
James and
Hattie Frisbie
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES OF THE DAY IN ATLANTIC
J E Bruce of Anita and Clarence Gronen of Sarah visited the city yesterday. Mrs W Petite visited relatives in Anita. F J Macomber of Lewis attended to business in Atlantic. G M Cuppy of Avoca called. Miss Josephine Shea returned from Council Bluffs. S G Hunter and wife visited Griswold. Rev A Bussard returned from a trip to Hiawatha Kansas. J B Coats arrived from the east to visit Dr McGregor. H A Briggs of Griswold and Fred White a governing ticket candidate passed through Atlantic. Wm Moberly family shipped for Valley Junction. Mrs S M Winslow and children went to Omaha then to Os kalo sa Mo. Modern Woodmen picnic postponed due to heat. Mrs Hale of Mansfield Ohio visiting sister Mrs Frank Aylesworth. Mrs J W Carey and sons returned from Pender Neb. M L Langdon and family back from Cromwell. Peter Hopley reports promising coin weather in Nebraska. Mrs W W Eldridge left for Manhattan Kan. Joseph Allman of Salem left for Bayard. Marriage licenses issued to Symonds Hertzog. Grangberry Martin and others. Misses Allie Childs Nelle Walker Edith Hopley leave for Mt Vernon. Linguists from Pleasant Ridge toured and saw Vicksburg. John Anderson handled heavy baggage at the station. Romeo Lawrence on vacation to Peoria IL. Lost two stock alers with horns at Atlantic stock yards. reward offered. Muenan and Gothard to Des Moines. Gothard to Iowa City. Many Atlantic residents to the state fair. Customer testimonial on Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from E J Schall of Meyer Bros Drug Co. Vic Emmert & Co sell 25 and 50 cent sizes.
SPECIAL MARKET LETTER ON RIALTO BROKERAGE AND GRAIN MOVEMENT
The market letter notes active irregularities in the week, led by grain carving road and rising earnings with broad money movement. Europe shows capital outflow and reduced demand for manufactured goods as crops fail, while American wheat remains nervous with imports steady and exports uncertain. Domestic crops look larger for winter wheat, but overall yields vary. corn remains the favored, yet pressured by large old stocks and potential yellow fever impacts on hog products.
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McLain Broa & Co
Commission’ Merchants
Rialto
Chicago
Securities of Grain
Europa
America
Europe
India
Broomhall
Odessa
Russia
United States
Canada
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Scrofula Sores in Baby
A Farming ton Delaware mother recounts her two month old twin scrofula sores spreading on the cheek and arm. After physician treatment failed she used Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sores disappeared within weeks and never returned by age four. She credits Hood's for her son's healthy smooth skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
bin Hood
Talso
Hood
Wrorma
Farmington
Delaware
College Notes Preview New Year At Local College
The fall term opens with strong attendance and organized operations. Miss Woolsey leads elocution and reading classes after training at Chicago University and Columbia School of Oratory. Mr Meier returns from Franklin Wis with violin skills. Miss Woolsey to give a free recital for Atlantic community. Pike and Gingery promote enrollment across Harlan Audubon Villisca Greenfield Atlantic. New students listed from Atlantic Council Bluffs Walnut and nearby towns. A new casssogue for 97 and 98 is available and housing work opportunities are posted. A Hammond Typewriter for sale at the college office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Aline D. Woolsey
Miss Woolsey
Woolsey
Atlantic
Pike
Gingery
Harlan, Audubon
Villisca
Reenfield
Frank Gilbert
Leonard Truax
Bessie Andrews
Fred Herbert
Anna Marshall
Lottie Dunston
Allege
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Tessie Worthington
Maude Pringey
Cedar Falls
C.H. Rhodes
Pettinger & Antrim
Wm. Cool
Turner
Illinois
Jas. Leslie
Burwell
Neb
Cumberland Band
McKinley
Buck Creek
Turkey Grove
Howard Brett
John Judd
Mr. Smart
Grove City
Mr. Davis
Anita
Charles Dayton
Our City
Anita Public Schools
Walter Hook
C. W. Major
Colfax
Roberta Green
8. W. Woods
John
Geo. Fordyce
Pallca Anderson
F. Doty
Lester van Slack
Avoca
W. H. Dinsmore
Mrs
F. H. Aldrich
Centerville
Mrs. C.a.thompson
D. W. Faulkner
Ruth Willis
Avis Petty
Edna Worthing
Lenna Wagner
Towny
Will Hutton
D. B. Forshay
Belle Irving
Alta Henderson
Mt. Vernon
Hey
Epworth League
Ben Wagner
Peter Lattig
Mattie Harrison
Vinnie and
Jean King
Hattie Major
Martha
Mae Rogers
Congregational Church
E. H. Votan
Vinnie King
Madge Worthing
Vera Hook
Eva Lattig
Mattie Baker
Ladies and Society of the Church of Christ
Ethel Heimbaugh
Clint Scott
Jewell
Cass County Sunday School Association
A. D. Beckhart
E. S. Hill
G C. Jewell
N. Needles
A. C. Fulton
Song Service
W. E. Stanley
J. W. Wilson
QC. N. Maxon
J. T. Spurrier
W. B. Clember
Audubon
Political Equality
Massena
J. E. Bruce
Clarence Gronen
G.M. Cuppy
Josephine Shea
Council Bluffs
S. G. Hunter
Griswold
Rev. A. Bussard
Hiawatha
Kan
J. B. Coats
Dr. McGregor
H. A. Briggs
Buffalo
Fred White
Wm. Moberly
Valley Junction
S. M. Winslow
Omaha
Oskaloosa
Woodmen of America
Hale
Mansfield
Ohio
Spokane Falls
Wash
Frank Aylesworth
J. W. Carey and Sons
Harry and
Raymond
Pender, Neb
M. L. Langdon
Will Langdon
Cromwell
Peter Hopley
Montana
Wyoming
W. W. Eldridge
Huron
Tex
Manhattan
Joseph ‘Allman
Salem, O
J. W. Allman
Bayard
Francis M. Symonds
Bessie E. Hertzog
Edward L. Grangberry
Emma L. Martin
Allie Childs
Nelle Walker
Edith Hopley
T. H
C. E B. Linguist
Pleasant Ridge
Vicksburg
John Anderson
Romeo Lawrence
Peoria
Itl
Occidental Hotel
Cras
Muenan
Stanton Gothard
Iowa City
Dental Department
State University
Dr. Gothard
Messrs
J. C. Bradbury
W. W. Eller
Wm. Martin
H. M. Bourne
John Hoffman
Frank Nichols
B. B. Brown
J. H. Johnson
Roscoe Brown
H.mickel
F. C. Smith
C. L. Brown
W. P. Christensen
Job Card
Crain
J.J. Burnea
al Hutchins
E.j.schall
Meyer Bros.’ Drug Co
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Vic.Emmert, & Co
Lester
College Notes
M. B
Israel Clothing Stock
Bruington
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