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The Telégraph acknowledges a friendly ‘call from John Eggerling who lives three mile east of the Nor ‘ay school house Mr. Eggerling will read this’ paper I for the coming year . The hotel business in Atlantia this week has been the lightest known for months, all the hotels report that little travel on the road and little to do in their line. ~ Nate Bakerink and family are mov ing into the house on the corner of Stixh and Birch streets, where they will be at home to friends after to day. For good timothy and clever pas ture, see A. A. Mickel, dwtf Anna and Kate Marshall, who have been visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Marshall, have re turned to their studies in the Omaha school they are attending. Mrs. E. Littler and ‘Mrs. Archer have returned to their homes in Gris wold, after a visit ‘at the Evans up home in this city. They came down to see Mrs. Littler's niece, Pearl Evans, in ‘‘My Uncle From York.** Wm, Timm, formerly an employe on the tranch here, but now residing in Valley Junction, was in the city yes terday greeting old friends. Miss Sampson, n, of Wiota who was in the city last night to attend the Rowe Hall wedding, has returned home. Maude Turngreen has returned to her home in Stuart, after a short visit in Atlantic where she attended the Rowe-Hall wedding. Wm. Davie, of Lowie, was visiting friends in Atlantic a few hayr Thurs day. Mrs. J. W. Harris left this morning for Omaha, where she will visit her son J. P. Davis who is in business there, while her husband attends the Shriners meeting. Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Cole, of Drake, N.D. returned home this morning after a visit in this city with the fam ilies of Mrs. Schain and Mr. and Mrs. Dwiggins.
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Atlantic Daily Telegraph
Atlantic, Iowa, US
Thu, Apr 19, 1906
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