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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
1
Community notes from Anita and nearby areas record visits and arrivals including H Chelockt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Huff, Dr. G W Bothwell, C W Hyde, and many others. People attend funerals, conferences, and weddings, with moves to Atlantic Massena Grinnell and Indiana. New members join Meade Post G A R as transfers arrive.
Mrs Emma Jackson returns from Omaha as town tracks a busy week. Numerous Atlantic and Audubon visitors call on relatives, while the Brayton team travels to Elk Horn and wins 11 to 0. Viable obituaries: Viola Plunkett dies aged seven months. Funeral held at Oakwood. pallbearers, Rev. Gable and Rev. Myers.
More than three hundred delegates from across the United States attend the first session in Harlan Iowa as the National Association of Danish and Norwegian Baptists in America forms a national body. Rev H A Reichenbach of Council Bluffs is president and Rev A Brohlin of Albert Lea Minnesota is secretary. Rev N A Wessaard hosts the assembly at the Danish Baptist church and the program runs through the week.
Bertha and Fred Williams visited Mrs. Fred Johnk last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Drake called Friday evening at their son Francis Drake. Miss Marie Rabenstein spent Sunday with her uncles, Mr. and Mrs. August Johnk. Mr. Fergenson of Dakota visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franklin. Mrs. Clarence Franklin was a Lewis on Friday afternoon. Jake Rabenstein and sons Herman and Ernest visited Henry Williams last Sunday. Otto Make was a Walnut caller last Saturday. Mrs. Jim Pope and children spent Sunday at their brother Fran k it Drakes.
From Beverly Massachusetts September 15 a policy plan aims to bridge the rift in the Republican party between regulars and progressives. A letter authorized by President Taft to a leading Iowa politician declares a resolve to ensure patronage for insurgent senators and congressmen.
All those needing coal are urged to send in orders at once for West Virginia Sprint Hocking Valley Lump Illinois Lump Iowa and Washed Eye Coal and Hard Coal. The note warns coal will be scarce this winter.
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