Maida and notable society notes in Harper's Bazar
The Intelligencer notes Howard Seeley will contribute a story titled Maida to Harper's Bazar. It highlights an upcoming April Harper's Bazar issue with Mrs. A. R. Aldrich leading a series on Children their Models and their Critics. The report also covers Iowa weather and a long list of local happenings, including public notices, obituaries, church conferences, police and legal items, and a Central District U P C E convention with detailed minutes and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Seeley
Jonah
Luck Valley
Maida
Harper's Bazar
A. R. Aldrich
The
Cosmopolitan
American News Co
Central District Union of the
Congregational Church
Ames
G. M.D. Slocum
C. E
F. J. ‘Douglass
Henry Avery
Montour
W. R. Moninger
Campbell Coyle
A. D. Wolfe
Mr. Morgan
Rev. Fry
Jennie Harper
Geo. H. Parker
F. J. Douglas
Fannie Wardman
L. W. Morgan
Robi. Pemberton
A. D. Kinser
C. E. Society
Lucas
R. A Ferguson
Thompson
G. B. Lam
Minnie Moore
C. E. Association
Boone
Nevada
Geo. A. Parker
Des Moines
G. B. Graves
Vawter
Iowa
Local notes and visits fill Story City portion
Story City reports editor Payne of the Representative visited on Saturday. Joe Anderson toured Boone last Thursday and Friday. Mr Pyle of Bromley was in Story City last week. J Charlson plans an east Broad Street office. Martin Olson and Lewis Mopson visited Des Moines last Sunday. Jim Jenson’s four year old son died of diphtheria last Friday. Joe Anderson expands his residence with a new addition. Thoreson and Levenson operate their creamery at full blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Hammond
Emmettsburg
Deakin
Prairie City
Chas. D. Bogue
Kirkwood House
Chicago
Sir Grote
Eo Ft. Madison
Harvey B. Sill
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Iowa Wesleyan University
John Crews
Des Moines
Minneapolis
John Wallein
Burlington
Boies
Sweden
D.W. Blake
Bell Plaine
Shiras
Charles van Slyke
Center Junction
Eldora
Stella Somerby
Robert Somerby
Oska- Joosa
Nannie Roberts
Oskaloosa
German Evangelical Church of the Iowa Conference
Dysart
Esher
B.R. Weiner
Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge
Ames
Story Co
Agricultural College
John White
Congregational Church
Charles Bradley
H. F. Kingsbury
Bro. White
Iowa Agricultural College
Kingsbury
Town
Farwell
Brown
Tomeee Trackman
Tupper
Charles Familton
Elbert
Wright
Richmond
D. A
Mes
Hetty
Farm Department
Peas
K. W. Brown
King
Buck
Will Carleton
Arica
Budd
L. M. Bosworth’s
Wilson
Agricultural Society
Barrows
Christ
Ames town notes and social happenings
Weather varies across spring. A town resident attended Ames services Sunday evening. Ralph and Mrs. Gray returned from Omaha and Manning Friday. Mrs. Eckler came back from Minnesota. Mamie Sheeley hosted about 30 friends on her 18th birthday Thursday evening the 14th. E. Barnes went to Goldfield on business. W E Tanner proposed a new church entry method, entering backwards with a companion. Billie pursues a different plan based on experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ralph Gray
Omaha
Manning
Eckler
Minnesota
Mamie Sheeley
E. Barnes
Goldfield
W. E. Tanner
Billie
Local notes from Ontario and Des Moines trip hints
Ontario notes mention Clay Foster adding to his house and Miss Addie Truesdell returning to Des Moines. Various locals visit, preachings scheduled, weather comments, and farm jobs noted. A sheep shearing contest awards prizes to senior lads, with plans to meet again next year and a general day of speeches and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutlegerst
Kaufman
van Houten
Dr Kings Discovery For Consumption Promoted
An advertisement touts Dr Kings Discovery for throat lung and chest ailments claiming guaranteed relief and safety. It promises a pleasant taste and offers trial bottles free at L M Bosworth's Drugstore with a purchase price refund option if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth
Furnishing Goods Hats Gaps Trunks and Valises
A jumble of notes reports Cramer Brothers and H. Robinson in Story City as callers, furniture shipments to Gilbert and Smith, social visits, stock shipments to Chicago, and lectures on Phrenology at the Congregational church. Local residents travel to Nevada Ames Boone and Ames for events, with several family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Robinson
Story City
J. W. Henderson
Gilbert & Smith
Tom Dodds
Chicago
A.S. Needham
A. A. Stewart
D. G. Ferguson
A. B. Kibber
Wm. Reynolds
Nevada
W. H. Peiffer
K. ©. & St. P. Grain Company
Alva Pressnell
Congregational Church
E. J. Hoagland
Collinston
Utah
Ames town site history and early Ames notices
The narrative details the early Ames town site layout in Story County, the push for Iowa Agricultural College, and a migration to establish trade and schooling. It recalls Rev. John White, Mrs. Kingsbury, and local entrepreneurs guiding settlement, with purchases, homes, and early businesses forming the fledgling community.
Van Bibber short stories sell fast new edition soon
Mr Richard Harding Davis new volume of short stories Van Bibber published by Harpers Brothers has met popular favor with advance orders exhausting the last edition before publication A new edition will be ready in a few days Also notices Ayers Sarsaparilla promoted as aiding blood purity amid social boasting Half rates to Omaha excursion tickets available April 25 30 and select May dates from Chicago and North Western Railway for Methodist Episcopal conference in Omaha Nebraska Agents can provide tickets and further information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Christian Friends of
Ames
P. Reap
LS. Puescort
F. J. Douglass
B. St. John
Minnie Adams
Asong
G. B. Lamb
Avery and Ferguson
Thompson
P. Read
Geo
L.F. Morgan
Lucas
Miss Baird
Wolfe
Richard Harding Davis
Messrs. Harver & Brothers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Omaha Neb
Chicago & North- Western R'y Co
Omaha
N W. By
Mor
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Gov. Jes
Bean
Property listings and trade offers from Dr Beverly
Dr Beverly presents property for sale or trade including a 90 by 100 foot house and lot with 10 rooms a cellar and barn two wells and more priced at 1500. Also multiple lot listings east of the public school and near the motor line plus 160 acre farm 24 miles from Norden Nebraska with soil and trees and house trade options. A Hall's Hair Stener testimonial follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Norden
Neb
Sarah
Hall
Harris Emery Co Department House Promises Direct Deals
The Harris Emery Co promotes direct from manufacturer shopping in Iowa. Gov. Sherman named assistant general manager to oversee customer comfort with a large fourth floor reception room dining facilities and a hotel style suite. A bundle check system and depot delivery aim to simplify purchases and ensure satisfaction with refunds if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myon
Des Moines
Iowa
Harris Eveny Co
Harrie Emery Co
Sncoxp
BR. Sherman
Indy
Ting
Core Sherman
Ives
Harris Emery Co
Hanns Bunny Co's
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the Intelligencer
K. Wilson, Publishers
Cenmar Starrox
State News
Wapello County
A. van Winkle
Milwaukee Railway Company
John
Mason City
Bittain & Co
Marstown
Rewey
Main Street
Ontario
Clay Foster
Addie ‘Truesdell
Milna White
Zenor and
Frye
Cora Johnson
Reed
Christias
Thomas Jones
Tom
Schuyler Freed
William Freed
Crossley Farm
Mr. Freed
Indiana
Will Foster
Woodruff House
Will
Ed. Rex
Cramer
Sisson
Cramer Brothers
Albert
Ames, Iowa
College Notes
Uniontown
Tatayette
Vist
Perry Simmons
Swift Justice
North Carolina
Cubs
Philadelphia Ledger
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
Exposition Grounds
New York Street
Road Department
Manhattan Elevated ' Railway
Bowery
Bayard Street
Cable Company
Elevated Company
Roadmaster Black
New York Telegram
Conception Sylva
Contra Costa County
West Berkeley
Frank Bispo
San Francisco
Bispo
Nephew
Mra Sylva
Reval
U. S
Ames Market
Epaminondas J. Pierce
Philadelphia
Sale Stable
Aas
J. H. Allen
McCarthy & Larned F
Lour & Feed Depot
Story County Bank
Squaw Creek
Northwestern Fence Company
Ottumway
M. E. McMichael
Dray and Express
Kontoad
Knotwood
Nichols
Monaco
Belmont Abdallah
Habierodan
Almont
Xivtallah
Mans
Downings Bay Messenger
Knotiwes
J. P&t
Clinker Jr
Ity
Boone District Fair Ground
Whitney
Cooke, Boone, Iowa
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