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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1897

Page

2

Local News From Atlantic Report Week’s Activities

Local and personal items recount a week’s happenings in Atlantic with visits, travel to Newton and Des Moines, weddings and licenses, a canning factory shift, fair attendance, and community notices including a misprinted Equality Society notice and a council census debate. Notable names include Fred Alexander, Edward L. Granshberry, Sherman C. Bishop, Cornelia Wallace, and J. B. Jones among others.

Sherman C. Bishop Cornelia Wallace Emma L. Martin Edward L. Granshberry L. B. Wickersham

Local News Briefs From City And Surrounding Towns

W E Simpson of Maine was in the city. Dr Morse called to Brayton. Braington from Chicago on business. Subscriptions for Weekly Gate City offered. Mrs Wilhelm Birch reported dangerously ill at Audubon. Myer appointed postmaster at Anita. Postmaster Bradley and Rev Hill travel for personal duties. Several residents travel to Des Moines for the state fair. W A Bagley said to be ill with sciatic rheumatism. Rev Hill to wed near Lewis.

Rev. Elliott Maine Mr. Miliott Audubon Ferguson-Reineman Conerd Des Moines Wilhelm Birch Tra Needles Lanza Rev. Dewell Lewis Clara Hully Elliott H. A. Bradley Eldon City Leong Allen E. 8 Hill Albert Downer

Fine Horses Killed by Storm Lightning Strikes Two Near City

During a storm last night lightning killed two of N. R. Kenyon’s finest horses four and five years old living about four miles southwest of the city. One horse fell across the other as they were struck simultaneously. Jerome Alteg of Avoca, known locally, rode through on the flyer to Equador to join Rev. W. E. Reed in missionary work. He spoke to Mrs. Reed during a stop and carried her message to her son pursuing his Master’s work as Atlantic friends wish him Godspeed.

Sixth Street H. G. Curtis Park Terrace Daly Morris Atlantic Iowa Misa Ella Smith St. Joe Mich Fred Alexander Robi Marshall Washington Township Davenport Rev. Sarchet Griswold Lewis Nora Blakely Frank Forsyth Jessie Frank R. B. French Company Palmer & Findley’s N. R. Kenyon Jerome Alteg Avoca Equador W. E. Reed

Local Notes From City Visitors And Market Alerts

Friday Pat Boyle of Magsena and Rev Mercer of Walnut visited the city. Ralph Hawks of Extra and Mrs Kate Childs of Lewis were seen. Cadwallader traveled to Des Moines while Dawson returned from Chicago. Liz Collins arrived from Butler Missouri. Reverend Gay Nichols stayed from Stuart. Before buying a piano or organ, send for prices from E Huchendorf for savings on quality instruments.

Pat Boyle Magsena Rev. Mercer Walnut L. A. Dawson Chicago Liz Collins Butler, Mo Gay Nichols Stuart E. Huchendorf

The Mail Carriers Refuse Dining Car Supper On Train

Eastbound mail carriers returning from a convention in San Francisco refused to board the dining car when it was moved to the second section for supper. After several stopped points passed without meal service, passengers crowded local lunchrooms in Council Bluffs and Omaha, delaying the train for about an hour while they bought meals. The Windsor Hotel fed over fifty and two counters sold substantial lunches, as passengers showed clear hunger.

San Francisco Denver Lincoln Neb Omaha Atlantic Windsor Hotel

Deafness Cure Claims by Constitutional Remedies

An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It blames inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering $100 for a case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and inviting readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cueney & Co Toledo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kodaks Fred Salexanders Wilken Fred Salexander Thomas S. Lewis Newton Worning J.B. Jones Cg, A. Hully Miss Roberts Green Anita W. 8. Faulkner Brayton Alice Petite Leon Talbott P. F. O'Connell Myrtie Smith Walonut Della Marsh Gilman T. W. Brown John Southwick Relatves Casey Fred Alexanders Edward Gransberry Bride Extra Wn. Moberly Valley Junction Fred Alesander E. A. Hughart New Virginia Equality Society T. B. Evans E. C. Smith Leonard Petty Grinnell Mrs G. M. Ross Sherman Q. Bishop Springville, Neb D. BR. Grabill Massena Colorado Jas. Dallas Roy Heaton Clara Potter State University Elgin Creamery Co Wim. Wilson, Jr Order of United Workmen Atlantic Lodge Sine Fensen Dickerson Macy Isaac Dickerson Council Bluffs Silas Wilson Chas. Block C. R. Hunt J. F. McGriff W. McAfee Ed Berg Mabel Vetzer Carrie Wakefield Messrs. Turnbull Blackwood F. O. Temple Fancolly Barnett Our Tostagin Palmer U. Joyce Masonic Temple E. M. Willard J. M. Meek Leo McCall Hardenburg Harris W. B. Davis Lewis Chapter Golden Rule New Mexico Hayward Hillier J. L. Winne Josephine Elgin Birdie Downs Oxford College Oxford W. H. Woodward Ed Garretson C. W. Harris E. J. Wolfinger Charlie Des Mother Highland Park College W. E. Martin Barnesville Green Hag Snear Villan J. W. Keendick Mt. Vernon J. B. Jones Tes Moines F. O'Conneil Meredith and Swan W. .W. Eller Wife Miles Marie Bartleyig J. W. Bates Gmalin Katie O'Dea Messrs. H. 14 Henderson I. L. DeLane Zetterberg Jas. G. Whitney Salt Lake City N. P. Nielson Cedar Falla Roy C. Nielson Mmarstaaant A.N. Gaylord Berlin Wis Peter Rose Dana Green County Nobile Township Ina Garretason Ed B. Garretson H. Rudolph Fifth and Locust Streets Mr. Rudolph L. H. Briggs Mt. Pleasant Kansas Krittenbrink West Dr. McGregor J.S. McGregor A. Haskin LaGrand G. W. Dickey Sheffield A. D. Low E. A. Consigney al Moreland al Hutchins B. L. Garretson Ramsey White Dicker Conrad Lyman Stier McKay Turner G. W. Sperling W. E. Simpson D. A. Shuter Points Ben A. Wood E. Grant Lower Chestnut Street Myers McKinley E. Huenenport C.H. Banther Globe- Democrat Dan Ferguson Baby Caroline Brown W. A. Bagley Ralph Hawks Kate Childs W. RB. Cadwallader Rg, Phelps, Commercial BAI Atlantic Exchange Atlantic National Bank Atlantic, Iowa A. Mowaid Prea Browner Yanan Graeee Hunt T. G. Turner H. G. Henderson Transavts United States Canada Old Hine Insurance Poliy Tilden's Insurance Opera House Nichols’ Bank Postoffice Europe Marvin's Music Store M. E. Quint Manuel Price Co Queen Publishing Co LeMars, Ia
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