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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1903

Page

4

Gamble's Christmas Goods Stand Out to Shoppers

Local notes report Gamble's drug store featuring a holiday assortment of gifts. Mrs. Homer Folger hosted M. W. A. guests, while Miss Bess Vandermast plans to enter Drake College in Des Moines after January. Several residents travel to Los Angeles, and Mazin the violinist performs in Ames. A hospital discharge, fire alarm, a Thanksgiving wedding for Miss Inez Fruitte and Charles Kin ner in Green Island, and a Howard concert at Des Moines are noted.

Jones Marion Harry Jones Bess Vandermast Drake College Des Moines Geo. W. Jones Jas. Hutchison Los Angeles California Mazin Gene Roll George Armstrong Lake City Gamble’s Drug Store Gene Briley College Street Ames G. R. Vernon Story Street Inez Mae Fruitte Charles LeRoy Kinner Green Island Iowa F. D. Ferrall Andry Mayme Vernon Kinner

Store to stop tickets on goods after December 24

In a notice from J. W. Adams the store announces no more tickets on goods purchased after December 24. Buyers paying in full by that date receive tickets for the amount paid, and all outstanding tickets must be presented for redemption by January 1st, 1904.

J. W. Adams

Death of Mrs. Louisa Hall at ninety in Ames Iowa

Mrs Louisa Hall aged ninety years and twenty eight days died last Saturday morning November 28 at two o clock. A resident of Iowa since 1869 she lived five and a half miles south of Ames with her husband until last year when she moved in with her son S E Hall. Maiden name Louisa Plimpton she married Ephraim Hall in 1829 and had six children three girls and three boys with the girls deceased. She was a Methodist member in Ames and the funeral was at the Ontario school house Sunday at two with Rev Shea in charge.

Louisa Hall Iowa Illinois S .E. Hall

Auction Notice of Ames Property in Chamberlains Addition

Special execution issued by Story County District Court on November 17 1908 in favor of Annie E Eilenberger against the mortgagor. Sheriff H R Borp will sell at the Nevada Court House front door on December 24 1903 at 10 AM the Lot Six in Block Two Chamberlains addition Ames Iowa to satisfy debt of 750 50 plus 40 attorney fee and 15 70 costs with 7 percent interest, cash.

State OF Iowa Tes Story County District Court of Annie E. Eilenberger Chamberlain Ames Iowa Nevada H. R. Borp Lowa

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Asa Vandermast Fleisher Saxony Ducement Gamble Homer Folger Herbert Cope Congregational Church Howard Braham Ilth Place Christian Church Gamble’s Louisa Plimpton Hall M. Henry Perry H. A. Ringgenberg U. B. Church THE Union Savings Bank Story Auditor of State Ccd Act Ae Union National Bank of Boe Basic Peto Alfred H. Munn HA. Westerman Alfred H. Mann H. Westerman Henry Wilson W.m.greeley George Judison F. J. McLain Annex Orrin A. Shaw W. F. Stratton Cambridge, Iowa Union National Bank of Ames State Bank Cambridge Chester Miles Aespias S. B. Mitts Trupen’s the Sadler Rochester New York Varsity Keedick Towa
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