Quiet November wedding ties Vera Child to Charles Ross
A simple ceremony at the W. W. Child home on Duff street united Vera Child and Charles Ross on Wednesday evening November 26. Rev. Ferrall officiated as Miss Nora Person played the wedding march and the bridal party included Miss Zoe Hauser and Arthur Stevens of Boone. The couple, after a reception for 65 guests, traveled to Ontario and then settled on Clark street with Ross employed as a lineman for Boone Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Child
Charles Ross
W. W. Child
Duff Street
Nora Person
Ferrall
Little Tone
Willie Hauser
Zoe Hauser
Arthur Stevens
Boone
Child
Mrs. Ross
Grace Watkins
Lottie Shehee
Daisy Hanter
Ontario
Clark Street
Mr. Ross
Boone Telephone Co
Nevada
Mrs. Stevens
J. E. Coffman
Slater
Holdredge Marries Harrington in Ames Nuptials
Lois J Holdredge daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry H Holdredge married Arthur Ray Harrington near Ames with Rev F D Ferrall officiating. The ceremony was followed by a dinner for close relatives and friends and the couple will reside in Ames for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois J. Holdredge
Henry H. Holdredge
Arthur Ray Harrington
Ames
F. D. Ferrall
Poultry Supper and Palm Reading Event At Odd Fellows Hall
St. John’s Guild announces a chicken pie supper at Odd Fellows hall on December 13 from 9 am to 9 pm. Madam Lansdrine, famed palmist, will read fortunes as vendors offer booths for fairgoers to spend at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Lansdrine
Odd Fellows Hall
St. John’s Guild
Thanksgiving Eve Social at McDaniel Home Draws Many Guests
The eve before Thanksgiving featured a social at the McDaniel home with about a dozen young ladies and chaperone Mrs. Devers. Guests toured rooms, enjoyed fruit and sweets, and played games with prizes won by Mrs. McDaniel and Mr. Walter. The evening included music by the Rue brothers and ended around 10:35 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
McDaniel House
Devers
Obituary for Elisha Vance Briley
Elisha Vance Briley born December 22 1835 died November 27 1902 at 6 pm aged 66 years 11 months 5 days. He married Maglin Foster April 1 1857 and left fourteen children seven living in attendance at his funeral. A long time United Brethren member and charter Odd Fellows member at Ontario he built a notable frugal fortune. He endured early settler hardships and remained esteemed for honesty and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Vance Briley
Maglin Foster
Briley
United Brethren Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ontario
Carl L. Little Seeks Farm Trades Near Kansas City
Carl L. Little lists prime farms within seventy five miles of Kansas City suitable for trade. He aims to swap for quality Ames and Story county property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas City
Carl L. Little
Ames
Story County
Closing Out Saies and Public Auction Near Ames and Nevada
The undersigned will sell at the John Waugh farm four miles northwest of Ames and three and a half miles south of Gilbert Station on Tuesday December 9 at ten o'clock. The sale includes 87 head of cattle, 15 horses, 23 shoats, farm machinery, corn in crib, hay, stock, straw, chickens, and household goods with free land at noon. Also auction at the Densmore place six and one half miles southwest of Nevada and five and one half miles southeast of Ames on Wednesday December 10 at one o'clock. The horses, cattle, corn, wagons, harness, and tools are listed. auction conducted by J T McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waugh
Ames
Gilbert Station
J.T. McCrackex
Densmore
Nevada
Robert Haley
Cough Remedy Praised by Toowoomba Resident
W C Wockyer, a respected local, reports a two month severe cough cured by the remedy. He recommends it for others, noting it is sold by all druggists and fits the needs of patients seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Snell
Chamberlain
Mr. Snell
Summer Hill
New York
Gazett
Toowoomba
Australia
W. C. Wockyer
Wockner
Notice of suit in Story County District Court
Ole Chelesvig plaintiff sues Spencer M Rice et al to quiet title to the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section 36 township 83 range 24 west of the 4th P M Iowa with the Foemers in him against all who claim through the defendants. defendants warned to appear by January term 1908 noon to avoid default and decree. CARTHY & Les 336 attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Lowain
Story County
Ole Chelesvig
Byron Rice
Spencer M. Rice
Helen T. Rice
John FE. Rice
Martha G. Rice
Elizabeth Coyle
James F. Coyle
William 8. Rice
Story Met
Nevada
Iowa
Carthy & Les
Quieting title in Otis Bennett in Story County Iowa
In Story County District Court Otis Bennett sues Wm L Lamb and others to establish and quiet his title to parcels described as sections 30 and 31 township 83 range 23 west of the 5th P M Iowa with a cloud on title from prior claimants and tax deeds. The petition asserts Bennett is owner in fee simple and asks the court to quiet title against all defendants with default if they fail to appear at the January term 1903 Nevada Iowa. McCarthy Lez attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Lamb
James L. Sayre
Leonard B. Perkins
Clamants
District Court
Story County
Iowa
Otis Bennett
Aharpe
Noah Berry
Anid
Pisinoff
Court House
Nevada
McCarthy & Lez
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Ross-Child
Shamrock
Chicago Record-Herald
Iowa State College
America
Iowa Agricultural College
Plymouth Rock
A. S. Spring
Compton
Loughran & Bauers
T. J. Mrtner & Son
Minnesota
T. J. Miller & Son
E.O. de Witt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
de Witt
Loughran & Bauer
J. W. Adams
Mr. Adams
Hamilton Building
Harrington-Holdredge
McDauniels
Bob Burdette
Greene-Andrews
Marshalltown
I. 8. OC
Marshalltown Times- Republican
Leland T. Powers
David Garrick
Chas. Lincoln
Francis Lincoln
Herman Knapp
Board of Trustees
Commercial Club of
Sheldon
M. K. Smith
C. G. Lee
College
Lowa Street
Lowa
Carl Little
Saies
Ames Opera House
Bidenn
McKay
Mennen
the Fair
Leader
Mens & Boys
Chinaware
Bert Harmon
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