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Pale blue lost dog on Clark Ave near Reed Ivory. Japanese tan trimmed. Please leave at this office. Wanted to buy a small grocery or dry goods store. Address Box Stoute 2 Musterialfield Wised.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
7
Pale blue lost dog on Clark Ave near Reed Ivory. Japanese tan trimmed. Please leave at this office. Wanted to buy a small grocery or dry goods store. Address Box Stoute 2 Musterialfield Wised.
Proprietor sells at public auction a dwelling in Ames Iowa on Saturday August 19 at 3 pm and continuing until sold. The property is 3 blocks west of the car line near West Gate Iowa State College known as the Ellis property with sale on site. Terms 25 down and balance 10 monthly with 10 cent cash discount.
The Rev Walter J Fowle says goodbye with sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The morning topic is Treason Against the Spiritual Commonwealth, with Dr Barber speaking on the Anti Saloon League in the evening. Sunday school at 9:45.
Ames social notes describe dinner parties on Burnett avenue and campus slumber and picnic events. Get-togethers honor Miss Mabel Woodrow of Newton and Miss Ruth Donaldson of Webster City with cake and remembrances, plus sewing gatherings and a Chautauqua park picnic.
Invitations issued for Miss Faith M. Clark and Prof. Will J. Gilmore at Ogden Congregational Church. Miss Mattie Cooper wed J M Evvard in Gallatin Missouri then plan Ames return. Miss Mildred Maxwell and Frank Avragoun announce August wedding at Maxwell home. Phoebe Zimmerman and Ralph McElhinney marry at Boone Welch corner. Details cover attire guests decorations and future travel to Canada for newlyweds.
A note from the Thompson party in Europe gives a snapshot of Ames people aboard a car to the Jungfrau region with remarks on the Eiger Monch and Jungfrau. The page also reports Tug Wilson suing the Postal Telegraph for 1800 damages after missing his mother’s death, and notes on Prof Norman and family visiting Ames from Amherst for two weeks, with others traveling or moving in town.
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