Nevada News and Social Notes From The Intelligencer
Abe Wingert travels to Chicago this week while Mrs. W. C. Winsett visits Mrs. B. F. Winsett. Judge Stephen Balliet of Des Moines was in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Zwilling and son return from Florida. Curt Wood heads to Chicago with two stock loads. Willis Johnson of Marshalltown visits Nevada. A. P. King stops in from Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Graham move into the old Seevers home. Mrs. Frank Brayton and son visit Mrs. W. K. Boardman. Willie Boardman returns from Clinton. Edna White resumes studies at Cornell College Mt. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Lockridge return from six weeks in Texas and Old Mexico. Fred Gallup of Booche bids farewell before West Point. Seevers move to Marshalltown. Community notes on rain and local entertainment. Board of Supervisors to repaint court house and reconsider courtroom layout. April weather brings snow then sun and green grass.
Ontario News and Farmland Updates In District No 2
Mr H Cobb sent a team of horses to Chicago for sale last week Mrs Paul Jones of Colebolt visits friends in this place School will begin in District No 2 Washington Tp next Monday Apr 8 Mrs Lon Jones left Sunday evening for Indiana to visit her ill father Farmers sowing oats last week now covered by snow James Sinclair and daughters Lottie and Kate of Grant City Mo visited Mrs W H Johnson Lottie will visit Boone area John W Carson will not take Thurman farm rent and stay till Dec 1 Little son of C W Johnson Extra died Mar 26 of scarlet fever Seven other deaths in town and surrounding area C W Johnson’s school closed five weeks but resumed Apr 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Colebolt
Washington
Lon Jones
Indiana
James Sinclair
Lottie and
Kate
Grant City
W. H Johnson
John W. Carson
Thurman
C. W. Johnson
Extra
C. W
Local Social News and Marriage Licenses Summary
Attorneys Addison and Douglass visited the courthouse on Wednesday. Miss Ethel Hamilton of the IT. A. C. spent weekend with her parents. W P Payne & Son repair fire damage to their office. Misses Margaret Statler and Dora Hamilton visited Mrs L S Peckham in Marshalltown. Wm Lockridge and wife returned from a southern trip. County Treasurer T J Miller went to Slater for his brother's illness, who died. The Temple of Fame was staged at the opera house by the Cemetery Association to a crowded house. Miss Bertha Ruefio remains home but plans to resume work Saturday. Marriage licenses issued: Chas M Laune and Hattie Latham. Lewis Richardson and Lillie Ryan. Charles Thompson and Carrie Ryan. Frank Sheffield and Luella Wier. VYP Matthews and Rose Pizer. WR Read and Maggie Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Laune
Hattie Latham
Lewis Richardson
Lillie Ryan
Charles Thompson
Carrie Ryan
Frank Sheffield
Luella Wier
Vyp Matthews
Rose Pizer
Read
Maggie Fry
Local Notes From Boone and Rural Life
Dr. C B Clark visits Boone on business. Miss Mamie McFarland and Alice Nelson return for vacation. Mrs Watson’s front upstairs window adds to the building’s appearance. Heavy rain brings happiness. Farmers plant oats as the Cemetery Association schedules its April 3 meeting. F P Dunns settle in a new home, Mrs Dunn ill. Depot breaks in. whiskey and cigars stolen. Mr A E Slater speaks on profitable potato culture. guidelines cover land quality drainage deep plowing weed control timing and rotation. early and late potato planting dates, seed selection, and scab prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Slater
Congregational Sunday School Elects Officers
The annual election of the Congregational Sunday School elected Supt. W George assistant superintendent Geo Person secretary treasurer Edith George librarian Vera Stevens. Florence and Ray Wortman attended a cousin reunion at Henry Kingsbury's last Thursday. Mrs R Sheehey suffers with inflammatory rheumatism this week. The Literary Society will meet on Friday evening instead of Tuesday. Rev Weaver of Boone filled the Baptist pulpit last Sunday. he was pastor here about eleven years ago and was warmly welcomed by old friends. Mr and Mrs F C Foster spent last Thursday in the capital city. Mr Houston of Polk City assisted during his absence. Carl Lytle is attending school in Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Literary Society
Florence
Ray Wortman
Henry Kingsbury
F. C. Foster
Capital
Houston
Polk City
Foster
Weaver
Boone
Congregational Sunday School
W.?.george
Geo Person
Treas
Edith George
Vera Stevens
Ames Gun Club First Annual Shoot Program Listed
Local note details the Ames Gun Club event set for Wednesday April 10 with a lengthy targets and live birds trivia and entry fees. American Shooting Association rules will govern the shoots and times are hinted with partial text. Also mentions manager change at Conway Iowa Blue Grass Creamery and local vehicle equipment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wines
Blue Grass Creamery Company
Conway
Iowa
Ames Gun Club
American Shooting Association
To Enjoy Life with a Morning Ripani Tabs Sale
The ad notes a forthright promise that health and mood improve with a good functioning machine and daily Ripani Tablets. It lists various goods from Bier & Smith and Canier Bros. & Herman, including infants footwear and deep discounts on negligee shirts. G. A. Kuehl leaves Albion academy for civil engineering work. SOPERs touts carpets, hats, caps, and a larger Spring line.
Anniversary Celebration and Spring Goods Notices in Des Moines
A description lists an anniversary celebration at Des Moines Iowa with dates April 1 and 27 1895 and reduced excursion rates via the Chicago and North Western Railway. it also advertises spring stock from multiple firms including Wy LovGHuRAN MAQUINE Co Inwin Randall & Co TILDEN Bros Co and Adams Bros along with notices about shoes corsets hats and new dress goods and Ames schools closing for a week with visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Western Line
Des Moi
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Tilden Bros. & Co
Van Scoy Becomes Independence Resident
Ellsworth Van Scoy is now a resident of Independence Oklahoma. Peter Hopkins of Cole Ames visited to gauge potential candidacy for county treasurer. Washington township trustees met in Ames city hall with full attendance. A 4 mill road tax was levied, 1 mill cash 3 mills in labor. Daily pay rates fixed for man and team and for man alone. Road tool return required by first Monday in October. Assessments slightly adjusted. Board to reconvene April 12 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hopkins
Cole
Ames
Board of Trustees of
Washington Township
Ames City Hall
For Sale Eighty Acres East of Ames Iowa
For sale eighty acres four miles east of Ames Iowa in cultivation with 35 acres tame grass. Includes reliable spring water pasture tiled fields six room hog barn granary corncribs hog house tools and smoke houses No1 well at house fruit trees and a church corner schoolhouse nearby. Priced at 50 per acre with 2600 cash and balance on time. A well improved No1 farm in a nice location cheap at price. Mrs R J Vanscoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
R. J. Vanscoy
Farm near Cambridge Iowa offers mixed land use and improvements
An eighty acre farm located four miles south and one mile east of Cambridge Iowa features mostly cultivated fields with eight acres in blue grass pasture. It includes a two room wood frame house and a six hog lot stable, with partially tiled land. Ownership listed as Mrs. R. Z. Vanscoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Iowa
R. Z. Vanscoy
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the Intelligencer
Nevada
Abe Wingert
Chicago
W.C. Winsett
B. F. Winsett
Stephen Balliet
Les Moines
F. H. Zwilling and Son
Florida
Curt Wood
Willis Johnson
Marshalltown
Novaday
A. P. King
Mr. and
Mrs. Graham
Mr. Seevers
Frank Brayton
Little Son of
Des Moines
W. K. Boardman
Willie Boardman
Clinton
Edna White
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Eddie Foy
Board of Supervisors
April
Ontario
Ea Se
SR A
Mrs. Sinclair
Addison and
Douglass
Maxwell
Court House
Ethel Hamilton
The
IT. A. C
W. P. Payne & Son
Margaret Statler
Dora Hamilton
Wm. Lockridge
T. J. Miller
Slater
Bertha Ruefio
Gilbert Station
C. B. Clark
Mamie McFarland
Nice
Alice Nelson
Watson
Cemetery Association
F. P. Dunn
M. Hayden
Carl Lytle
Earth
Loveurr Machine Co
United States
Loughran Machine Co
Lovehran Mature Co
Tilden B
Tilde Bros. & So
ING & Son
Bier & Smith
Canier, Bros. & Herman
Is & Son
Sopres
G. A. Kuehl
Albion Academy
Civil Engineering
H. R. Boyd
Story Cljf
E. Black
Schillings
Little Yankee
Inwin, Ranball & Co
Disey
Tilden Dkds. & Co
Inwin, Randall & Co
Call and Inwyy, Raupatié Co
Chas, Arnold
Bakers Jewelry Store
G. L. Wilson
American Sunday School Union
Greg
Talbot
Tilpen Bros. & Co
Ohio
Adams Bros
Bicelow & Syirn
Breeelow & Smiru
Ellsworth van Scoy
Independence, Oklahoma
Daniel Bros. & Herman
Daniel Bros. & Merman
Garland Stoves
Bingham& Co
CASE
Cramer Bros
J. B. Elliott
New Bakery
AMD
Confectionery Store
Perkins
Main Street
Ames, Lowa
Baker
E. B. Perkins
R. Ww. Sheldon
R. N. Taynor
W. H. Maraden
W. H. Mareden
P. Gilbert
RE. P. Gunnert
Mary €. Elzie
District Court
State of
Wm.c.elzie
Story County
William C. Elzie
Distict Court
Stat
Jory County
A. D
District Court of
Lord H. Jones
Truman Jones
Fred Nhofner
Che
Stoy County
Bower & Sorenson
Morris Bros
Lowa
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