J N Maclean Dead At Letpridge Canada
The body of J N Maclean 38 died at his home in Letpridge Canada arrived this afternoon and will be taken to Extra for the funeral tomorrow. He leaves a wife and several children and has lived in Canada ten years. The Methodist ladies plan a Kensington at Mrs C B Clovis’s home 6th and Oak streets next Thursday afternoon September 15. Everyone is invited.
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J. H. Maclean
J. N. Maclean
Letpridge
Canada
Extra
Mr. Maclean
Kensington
6Th and
Oak Streets
Eeveryone
Funeral of Elks member Roscoe Barton lies in Avoca
Local Wis lodge No 445 led the funeral service at the grave for Roscoe Barton who died after an accident in Avoca. Attendance drew members from Atlantic and nearby towns as doctors rushed to a distressing scene in the Barton home where Mrs Barton found her husband fatally wounded and lifeless.
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Wis
Avoca
Offte
Roscoe Barton
Atlantic
Lodge
No. 445
G. G. Jeck
W. C. Williams
L.Y. Spangler
C. B. Osborne
Barton
Usarion
Younglove Mare Wins at Lincoln in Five Heats
May, a fast racing mare owned by Geo Younglove of this city, won the 2:20 trot at Lincoln last Thursday in five heats. She led early and won the first heat, then the second and third, captured the fourth, and stood best in the fifth heat for the purse of 600 dollars. Next week Younglove plans to start May at Onawa where she is staked.
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Winslow Wilkes
May
Geo. Younglove
Lincoln
Younglove
Onawa
Saades Ebee Dee
Aada
Joe Menta
He Marries Again at 91 in Cook County
Chicago man W. E. Ruscoe aged 91 wed Miss Sfelen Conger 44, setting a new Cook County marriage license record. Ruscoe, a 60 year Chicago resident, had his first marriage at 20 and his first wife lived to a 67th anniversary.
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Chicago
Cook County
Chiscago
W. E. Rusco
Sfelen Conger
Ruscoe
His Mother Dead
Ed Sanford received word last evening of the death of his step mother in Waukesha Wisconsin. She and her husband had gone to Wisconsin about six weeks ago for Mr Sanford health. Mrs Sanford fell ill while returning home. Miss Fanny Sanford left for Avoca. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at two o clock. They had lived in Avoca for years.
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Ed Sanford
Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin
Avoca
Dislocates Shoulder After Fall From Ladder
Mary Green four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Green of 908 Cedar street dislocated her left shoulder and fractured a rib when she fell from a ladder last night about five o clock. Dr Clark attended and reset the shoulder. The child is resting easy today.
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Mary Green
Mystic Toilers Sued for $2000 Insurance Payout
Mrs Ita Murphy as guardian of George Wendall Murphy and Thas B Murphy sue the Mystic Toilers fraternal insurance order for 2000 with accrued interest from January 11. Insurance named Murphy's two children as beneficiaries with 1000 each. Murphy, of Cumberland, says dues were paid regularly for ten years and she has demanded payment without a call. Insurance company reply not yet filed.
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Ita Murphy
George Wendall Murphy
Thas
B. Murphy
Mystic Toilers
Murphy
Cumberland
Real Estate Transfers September 1910 Summary
Real estate transfers recorded include E M Brooks and wife selling lots 5 and 6 in sedt sw 476 86 to W R Johnson for 375 dollars. John F P Liston and wife to Bruce Hurlburt with lots 18 19 20 block 11 Cumberland and half interest in lot 17 block 11 Cumberland for 500 dollars. M P Conway et al to Mac Anthony of lot 4 block 6 McD add Atlantic for 950 dollars. W Theo Woodward and wife to F F Macomber of lot 6 block 67 D's add Lewis for 3000 dollars. Luella M Cotton and husband to Ida J Olds all sw 4 sed 3 and all nw 4 ned 10 32 000 dollars.
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E. M. Brooks
W. R. Johnson
John FP. Liston
Bruce Hurlburt
Cumberland
M. P. Conway
Mac Anthony
Atlantic
W. Theo. Woodward
Ff. J. Macomber
Lewis
Luella M. Cotton
Ida J. Olds
Sues The Rock Island Railroads for $171.90 Damages
J. C. Smith files a petition seeking damages of $171.90 from the Rock Island and Union Pacific railroads for damage to a household goods shipment and delay on a Caldwell Idaho to Atlantic Iowa route. Also notes a Breckenbaumer couple welcoming a baby boy at their home north of town.
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Rock Island
J. C. Smith
Union Pacific
Caldwell
Idaho
Atlantic
Towa
Breckenbaumer
Bloomington man opens five and ten cent store on Chestnut Street
Arthur Anderson of Bloomington Maos has leased the Mrs Wilkins med eas on Chestnut Street three days north of the Odd Mellow building for a year with option. He will open a five and ten cent store in about ten days after stock arrives next week. Anderson, former manager of the Andee elt Company's Blooming ton store, traveled through Nebraska South Dakota and Illinois seeking a location and chose Atlante as his best stop. He expects to be open for fall week and stay long in the city with planned stock ready soon.
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Arthur Anderson
Bloomington
Maos
Atlante
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Appointed Administrator for James B. Glass Estate in Chicago
Lawrences B. Thompson of Chicago has been named administrator of the James B. Glass estate. The appointment officializes Thompson's control over estate matters and assets under probate.
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Lawrences B. Thompson
Chiago
James B. Glass
Damages Sought Over Rail Shipment Delay
J. M. Morrison filed a petition against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and the Union Pacific Company seeking 454.66 damages for a car load of household goods cattle and horses shipped from Idaho Falls Idaho to Massena Iowa. He alleges delay in shipping and rough handling. Rev. Mack was in Clarinda for a Christian church board meeting.
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J. M. Morrison
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Union Pacific Company
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Massena
Judge Deemer Denounces Tax Marriage Law Divorce Call
Judge Horace K. Deemer of the Iowa supreme court urged reform of tax marriage and divorce laws at a Des Moines Methodist conference. He advised ministers to refuse to marry divorced persons. The conference also noted hopes Roosevelt could win in 1912 and praised Pinchot. The Woman's Missionary Society reported $12 742 raised.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Gifford Pinchot
Ehnreh Publishing House
Christian Advocate
Woman's Wome Missionary Society
A. M. Sanford
Deaconess
Des Moinés
Graham Protestant Hospital
Keokuk
W. S. Gardner
Woman's Society
Locke Family Attends Mitchellville Reunion then Colfax Visit
Mr and Mrs John Hancox Mrs Mary Locke and daughter Tepele traveled to Mitchellville for a family reunion of Mrs Locke s relatives. After the reunion they planned a brief stay in Colfax. Mr Wancox returned last night after attending a Perry conference.
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John Hancox
Mary Locke
Tepele
Mitchellville
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