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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
The Bntelligencer announces it is published every Thursday morning in Ames Iowa Story county with a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.
Mr. Charles Harriman visits Ames from Palacios Texas and travels with his mother Mrs W F Harriman to Pa. Senator Harriman has lived in Palacios for months and plans to move there. Mrs Henry Wilson and Mrs Paxton travel to Rockford Illinois for niece Miss Mary Winter’s wedding. Miss Ethel Zumwalt resigns from J B Kooser grocery. Miss Edna Prime of Arapahoe Nebraska succeeds her. Multiple local visits, weddings, and movements populate Ames society notes.
South Dakota standpatters held a conference and issued a full ticket led by ex Governor Elrod challenging Governor Vessey serving his first term. They advocate the open ballot principle and urge adoption elsewhere.
A Republican caucus in Washington township will be held Saturday April 30, 1910 at 8 p m at the Carl Little real estate office corner Kellogg and Main streets. The meeting nominates candidates for township trustees assessor clerk constable justice of the peace and party committeeman and delegates to the county convention plus any other proper business. Amos Hurst Commissioner.
Qualified voters of Franklin Township Story County Iowa are notified a caucus will be held at Gilbert on May 2 1910 at 1 PM to nominate township officers for the June 7 1910 primary election. J O Michaelson.
Des Moines section of the Congregational church holds its annual spring session with sermons on social reform and rural church support. A banquet for visiting clergy and laymen follows, featuring Rev. G E White address on Turkey in Transition and a strong musical program by Plymouth Church quartet.
The Men’s Glee Club closed the lecture course with a highly pleasing concert. The Night Owl’s dance spoof of the Geisha routine drew cheers as boys wore bath robes and used dust pans for fans. Professors tried not to smile, and even the stage steer appeared amused. The club’s voices and performances received strong praise.
Flora Wilson Miss May 6 and Marshall Ricketts new uniform praised. Olson's offers bulk fresh imported flower seeds. Dr Crissman to lecture at Methodist church tonight. Citizens' Lumber sells American Woven Wire Fencing. J J Grove to Burlington for state convention of the retail merchants association. William J Schlick named scientific assistant in Washington agricultural department. Seaman Knapp visiting Ames with parents, works in Washington agriculture dept. L F Kegley back from western trip, may invest in Boise Valley land. Col Jesse A Campbell and son Floyd B return from the west. Story county looks appealing despite high prices. Virgil Johnson buys Scenic theatre and keeps moving pictures. Mrs Johnson to play piano. Ww A McCord, former Story county resident, recalls Ames-Nevada championship days and claims his team rivaled National League. Singin Skule next Tuesday evening.
C Hitchings and A E Isakson led a club event with accompaniment by Ingeborg Sven dsen Tune and tenor Prof F W Dickey.
A fragment suggests President Taft’s sensitivity to unfavorable criticism would hinder him from being a good baseball leader. The note uses a light satirical tone about public reception and sports judgment.
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