College Notes reflects social and academic moves at Ames
The Intelligencer lists numerous campus happenings from Sunday visits and travel to appointments, teaching assignments, and athletics notes. Highlights include Miss Grace Pillsbury and Miss Esther Beatty socializing, Dr. Nelson taking a chair in Washington state, and A. E. Hitchcock’s botany professorship in Manhattan Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Nelson
Washington Agricultural College
Pullman
Washington
Local Social Notes and Births in Ames Area
Mr and Mrs Wm Sills welcome a daughter. Miss Marie Rowland returned from Nevada. A son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Gerbracht. Mrs Sheehey improves slowly from illness. C C Stevens reports an oat yield over 90 bushels per acre. L J Gossard and son Harry visit with W A Gossard. L Rosenfield injures arm near threshing machine. Miss Ssaphene Gossard returns from Nevada. Miss Ersland visits Cambridge. L Q O Hoggatt of Antes seen on the streets. Chas Hamilton Jr visiting sister in Marshalltown. D M Grove attends K P lodge convention. Flo and Hattie Fitchpatrick attend Ringheim Fitchpatrick wedding. Pearl Bigelow and Florence Baker visit Miss Mahala Silliman. Dr B F Winsett departs for extended trip. Miss Hattie Bosquet and S G Hamilton of Ames visit friends. Andrew and Hannah Ringheim in the east seeking fall goods. Ada J Ringheim and W P Fitchpatrick wed at home August 14. Couple leaves for Chicago after wedding. Licenses issued for marriage: Milner and Hattie Bean. Levelleur and Gressley. Spurling and Mitchell. Seymour and Adams. Fitchpatrick and Ringheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada J. Ringheim
W. P. Fitchpatrick
Chicago
Beauty Show Canceled After Low Turnout At State Fair
Secretary Fowler called off the Iowa beauty show after letters to 496 photographers drew only 50 replies. He planned a nationwide photo contest by Iowa counties with no entry fee, requiring Iowa-sourced pictures of girls. The State Regis ter notes Fowler will pursue a new plan later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Iowa
State Register
Senator Ericson Nominated to Succeed Boardman in Iowa
The Boone Story senatorial district Republicans met at Boone and named C J A Ericson to succeed H C Boardman. Delegates from Story praised Ericson as a steady Republican with strong community service, while Boone delegates backed him unanimously amid rotation customs. C J Ericson was nominated and expected to win with Story County projecting a 2000 vote margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Story Counties
State Senate
Story County
J. A. King
J. A. Mills
J. D. Ferner
J. F. Reed
E. H. Addison
C. J. Carlison
L. G. Hardin
Oleg Nelson
H. H. Hazlette
C. W. Allen
L. M. Bosworth
John Beatty
C. M
C. F. Curtiss
Temorary
Lon G. Hardin
Prof. Curtiss
Committee On
Judge Stevens
H. C. Boardman
Senate of
Iowa
Nevada
C. J. A. Ericson
Boardman
Stevens
The
Boone News
Boone County
Charles Ericson
Ericson
I. L. Smith
W. H. Gallup
L G. Hardin
Mr. Erickson
Kansas agricultural notes amid heat and harvest notes
From Winfield Kansas editor notes discuss corn crop damage from July winds and drought, fine millet and Hungarian millet, sorghum fodder, alfalfa ready for harvest, hog pasturing, diversified farming, peach quality, weather crop bulletin favorable, and local real estate activity. Mentions Coxie and Iowa whisky talk, plus corn harvester sale to College Farm and Gobledyshe dusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Winfield
Ames Intelligencer
Cheroke County
Topeka
St. Joseph
California
Ames
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Coxie
Isaac Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Intelligencer
Hudson Bros
College
Miss Grace Pillsbury
Esther Beatty
Mabel Stuart
C. C. Lewis
Des Moines
Mr. Wake
Miss Baker
Eagle Grove
Jeannette
Kate Porter
Woodbine
Christian Church
Fannie Curtis
South Carolina
Harold Sorby
Paris
Pasteur Institute
Dr. Stalker
Clios
the Athletic Association
Ames Opera Hall
T. L. Rice
Marshalltown
Dr. Rice
Sara T.barrows
Paynesville
Hio
Bertha Smith
Hawthorn School of
Warner
Lora Davis
Mitchell County
Annie Walker
Miss Prater
Hampton
John A. Rolfs
le Claire
University of Chicago
Messrs. Jackson
Mr. Oliver
D. P. Woodburn
Cherokee
Esther Crawford
B. L
Sioux City
Albany
New York
Tario
Burg
A. E. Hitchcock
the Agricultural College
Manhattan
Hitchcock
Franklin
Science Club
H. C. Curran
Morning Sun
Mellinger
Curran
K. of P
Halltown
Robert M. Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Mrs Wm Sills
Marie Rowland
Frank Gerbracht
L. J. Gossard
Harry
W. A. Gossards
L. G. Rosenfield
Miss Ersland
Cambridge
L. QO. Hoggatt
Chas. Hamilton Jr
Mrs. Peckham
D. M. Grove
K. P. Lodge
Flo
Hattie Fitchpatrick
Ringheim
Pearl Bigelow
Florence Baker
B. F. Winsett
Hattie Bosquet
S. G. Hamilton
Andrew
Hannah Ringheim
J. W. Milner
Hattie Bean
Frank Levelleur
Sophia Gressley
Chas. D. Spurling
Ara Mitchell
A. A. Seymour
Carrie Adams
Will. P. Fitchpatrick
J. F. Jones
J. F
CAN Bros & Herman’s
Tuursfay & Graham
Alng
Caniel Bros & Herman
W. P. Coon
Escondido
G. W. Aiken
W. J. Riggs
Aik
Loughran Machine Co
McCormic
W. H. Canier
East
Canier Bros. & Herman
Ima
Business College
NEW Education
College OF Commerce
Iowa College Company
Jefferson
Webster City
Franks & Co
J. H. Cook
Anem
Story County Bank
Hatteberg & Rich
Read’s Market
Morris Bros
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Main
Ames, Iowa
H. Westerman
F. T. McLane
Real Estate and Loan Office
Westerman & McLane
New Bakery
AMD
Confectionery Store
Perkins
Main Street
T. W. Sheldon
Dos Palos
H. B. Marks
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