Atlantic News Notes and Local Happenings
Andrew Nelson wrote visiting cards at the fair grounds last week. Messrs. Gingery and Peterson of Harlan were among our callers last week. Classes in algebra, latin, physics and all other higher branches will be organized soon. Chester Goold has returned to work in the commercial department after vacation. Miss Roderick has a class of 81x in elocution and physical culture at Lewis. She meets Friday and returns Saturday. Miss Ploma Johnson of Cumberland won a scholarship for best average in all branches. Five Mile Grove reports visits and farm notes. Epworth League plans and church services are announced. Faust company to perform with full scenery at the opera house. Various local residents and visitors are listed with travel and social notes. A public auction notice for a standard bred mare is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nelson
Fair Grounds
Messrs. Gingery and
Peterson of
Harlan
U.S
Roderick
Lewis
Ploma Johnson
Cumberland
Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic and Surrounds
Grant went to Anita on business this morning. Montgomery of Grant visited the city today. Frank Barnhardt has recovered enough to be out. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs O E Vowell of Des Moines. Mrs F J Macomber and her little daughter of Lewis were in town. John Borchers visited from Cumberland. W A Folletti and J S Harlan headed to Council Bluffs for business. W T Headford of Griswold was in the city yesterday. Miss Bess Richardson of Indianola traveled via Atlantic to Extra. F Boyle returned from Chicago. Jas W Lair Thomas Lohmer and Salhvel Brown of Extra visited Atlantic. Leslie Smith returned from two weeks in Chicago. Ralph D Bailey went to Chicago for several days. Mrs J Purdine returned home to Oelwein after a week with F M Chapman. Mrs M E Conrad and Gladice Neimeyer went to Omaha to visit the exposition. W W Elley leaves for the Black Hills for hunting and outing. Mrs B O Bruington of Cornelia Bluffs arrived for the Burlington- Egbert wedding. A football game between Harlan and Avoca is set for tomorrow with Atlantic fans hoping to attend. Rich led a party to view land near Ranbrasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Suffrage Club of Atlantic
John Cary
Labadie
Faust
Opera House
D.T. Smart
Blutts
Federal Court
Federal Petit Jury
J. J. Todd
Marion
J.H. Thorley
Chas. Schneider
Ainsworth
Neb
Mr.Thorley
Co L Brown
Lithopolis
H. A. Duncan
Mt. Pleasant
Omahe Exposition
L. A Coate
J. B. Bruff
Oskaloosa
Society of Friends
W. H. van
Pleasant Township
Indianola
Atlantic
A.H. Goodspeed
Nellie Collins
Agnes Ross
Council Bintis
Chicago
KE. Grant
Anita
Montgomery
Grant
Frank Barnhardt
O. E. Vowell
Des Moines
F. J. Macomber
Lewis
John Borchers
Cumberlaw
Bess Richardson
Extra
F. Boyle
Jas. W. Lair
Thomas Lohmer
Saihvel Brown
Leslie Smith
Parly
Ralph D. Bailey
City
City and Neighboring Places For Several Days. Mrs. J. Purdine
Oelwein
F. M. Chapman
M, E
Conrad
Gladice Neimeyer
Omaha
W. W.elley
Black Hills
B. O. Bruington
Corneil Blutts
Brllington-Egbert
Harlan
Avoca
Gee
Labadie's Faust at Opera House Praised for Scenic Power
Kokomo audience last night witnessed Labadie company's Faust staged with exceptional care and complete scenic pictures. Mephisto and Marguerite performances received strong, vivid praise for artful lighting, virile acting, and balanced ensemble.
England In No Hurry Predictions Of Conflict
London reports on the Transvaal crisis with declines on the stock exchange and cautious remarks from The Times. Kruger's reply adds little, while dispatches describe a firm Boer stance and possible early moves to mobilize. Olive Schreiner warns England of war's true cost and global implications. Berlin says Germany will offer no aid if war comes. Boer artillery threats and troop positions are noted from South Africa reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transvaal
Stock Exchange
Kruger
Associated Press
the Times
Johannesburg
Natal
St. James Gazette
South Africa
Olive Schreiner
Manchester Guardian
England
Germany
Berlin
Laing's Neck
Buffalo River
Six weeks will end fighting, Manila quartermaster predicts
Major 8 R Jones, former Manila quartermaster, arrives on the Coptic from Hong Kong and says ten years of occupation with 50 000 troops on Luzon may be needed, but actual fighting could end within six weeks once those troops land. News notes strained transports strike and Otis delays. Bryan campaigns locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
San Francisco
R. Jones
Hong Kong
Washington
All Quiet at Carterville Amid Outbreak Tensions
Sept 19 Carterville Ill little change in the situation. Mayor Zimmerman reports Governor Tanner sent a representative to seek a citizen pledge to prevent further loss of life or rioting in exchange for recalling troops. Guards halt residents near the Brush mines and arrest some, taking them to Marion for custody. Company F of Mount Vernon, 40 men, arrived yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantervile
Ill
Zimmerman
Tanner
Courterville
Brush Mines
Herrin
Carterville
Marion
Mount Vernon
Anti-Trust Conference Opens in St Louis with Informal Tone
Governor Sayers of Texas arrives for the anti-trust conference to be held in St Louis. He says the meeting will be informal and focused on whether trusts should be regulated or abolished, with enforcement methods debated. Also included are brief items on jail break attempts, troop movements from Cuba, cemetery society plans, a large cattle sale in Anita Iowa, and a Cass County Iowa tax sale notice for F O Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auspin- Uling
St. Louis
Sayers
Texas
Conveyances and Transfers Listed in Local Property Records
A series of real estate transfers and estate actions showing grantees and heirs in Franklin and Grant townships. Entries include deed witnesses from McElhiney to Rupp, Mortimer Percy heirs to Mary Percy, Murray to Geo Murray, and multiple later 1970s era deeds with properties in Griswold Massena Atlantic and nearby areas. Notable sums quoted include 1000 and 2600 dollars alongside parcel descriptions and section-township-range references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Percy
Mary F Percy
Samuel
CW Crandall Et Ux
Cass Co
Grant
Mary Kerr
Jas J Kerr
Calkins
Chase Blakesley
Elizabeth Tate
Herstein
Victoria
Perkins
Johnson
Griswold
Lambertson
Mary E Hulbert
Franklin
Chas Thurman
Julius Rogge
Atlantic
Geo Smit
Market Prices Glance at Sugar Potatoes and Butter
Fragmentary market note lists items such as sugar potatoes salt corn meat butter creamery product and apples with per unit or price references. Mentions 18th and 19th days but lacks clear dates or full context.
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College Notes
Chester Goold
Five Mile Grove
Dr. Everett
Homer Everett
John Hancock
Jerry Lamb
J. W. Lamb
Prof
Gingery
Mable Beckhart
Denison
Allaatce
This Place
Chambers
Vada
Hancock
Cass County Fair
Charlie Disbrow
Epworth League
Gideon's
GROVE
R. Lang
F. M
Mr. Abbott
Tan Bruyn
Pleasant Grove
A. Berry
Bear Grove
Chan, Deitrick
W. Rogers
Nebraska
Sadie Cornell
Sarah
G. Berry
Rey
Gay Nichols
Episcopal Church
Rev. Hewitson
Martha Kientz
Bown
Phoenix Hose
B. S. Malone
L. Frieolly
Pottawattami
Malone
John Lindel
Muscatine
Alice M. Cadwalder
W. R. Cadwalder
Cadwalders
Cadwalder
Black & Heyman
W.T. Headford
Rich
Ranbrasks
van ‘Tromp Labadie
Marguerite
Labadies
Tacoma
Sheridan
Otis
Spain
Reuter
Aguinaldo
Bryan
O'News
W. J. Bryan
GrandIsLane
Ray Raphael
Frank Lockwood
Box Butte County
Lincoln
Cuba
New York
United States
Buford
Cienfuegos
Havana
Eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
First Infantry
Fort Teavensworth
Lacies Wiots Cemetery Association
Iowa
D. & W. L. Carey
A. G. Todhunter
Nels Larsen
Cass County
H. W. Hanna
Iphiginta McElhiney
Sadie Rupp
Harris Er Ux
BC Hiarrisped
Soft
Add Lewis
Brown
A _B Browder
Admed
R. E. Anderson
Grocer
O. W. Brown
Fine
China
Anderson
China Hall
Upper Chestnut Street
Adair
Guthrie
Casey
Citizens Bank
J. W. Gray
Caicaco
Montague
L.T. Spangler
Uy Asy
Ani Nai
Wii
IML
City Markets
Butchar
Horson
Labadie'a
Palmer & Co's
Dan
Hubert Labadie
Mephisto
Mary von Tromp Labadie
Deamane
Edwin Patterson
Palmer & Co
Bucklen
Arnica
Vic Emmort & Co
PRT Creer Eo
Stone Consult
J. O. Wilken
Fine Monuments
Alwars
Waly Nub Street
Wit
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