YOUNG WOMAN KILLED IN MYSTERY DEATH AT GILBERT
Ethel Mathison aged 19 died at Gilbert near Mlbert with a 22 rifle shot to the brain. No witness testified whether it was accident or suicide. Funeral drew large crowds. she leaves a baby daughter Ananda and husband Amiel. Local figures mourn her passing as friends recall her church and community service.
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Ethel Mathison
Mlbert
Gilbert
Ethel
Ethel June Sawyer
Town
Congregational Church
Gilbert High School
Amiel Mathison
Ananda
Endeavor Society
Messrs
Kennett Templeton
Roy Shearer
George Shepard
Charles Fincham
John Sprringman
Ira Brown
Nina Bishop
Mark Bishop
Ethel Canady
Frank Carmandy
Kamrar
Isabelle Musland
Dallas County
Emma Wakefield
Story City
Millie Baldus
Denna Sawyer
Arapahoe
Colorado
Fred Zenor
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Emma McGrath
Boone
Jenkins
R. N. Rishel
J. C
Chicago
Emma Johnson
C. Wakefield
Kansas City
Mr. Wakefield
Joe Watts
Harris
Osceola County
Joe
Local Figures Noted in Iowa Travel and Social Events
Dr. W. L. Hoffman visited Ames for a Saturday eventing call. Mrs. M. Abrahamson shopped in Ames last Wednesday. Miss Belle Jenkins traveled to Des Moines for shopping Saturday. Mrs. C. A. West rode between Ames trains Wednesday evening. Mr. T. F. Peel conducted business in Des Moines late in the week. Mrs. H. A. Dockum hosted relatives from Luther and the Lengren baby was in care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hoffman
Ames
Former Ames Lady Dead at 76 in Peterson Iowa
Elizabeth Patterson born 1834 in southern Illinois moved with Patterson family to Platteville then Ames where she taught for fifteen years. She died last week in Peterson Iowa from age related diseases at 76 and was interred beside her father after funeral at Congregational church. She left two sisters in Los Angeles and Hanover Germany and was related to Robert Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Patterson
Illinois
James G. Patterson
Platteville
Ames
Miss Brennan and Lincoln to Describe Stories at Ames City Library
Miss Brennan of the college will tell Riley stories to children Saturday December 10 at 2 oclock. General Lincoln will speak to boys and girls on Scouting Friday December 9 at 4 oclock. Edna Lyman, Chicago librarian, selected 55 good books now on exhibition for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Riley
Lincoln
Edna Lyman
Chicago
Iowa Library Commission
Kittie B. Freed
Libraran
New Iowa College Standards Set by Board of Examiners
Iowa colleges must require 20 hours per week of class work for students and professors starting January 1, 1912. Standards include libraries of 7,500 volumes, at least eight departments, and laboratories valued at no less than $7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Educational Examiners
Iowa
Combination Accessories and Fur Caps For Men
Offers suspenders garters and sleeve holders in brown gray tan and white elastic with values 50c and 75c. An assortment of silk half hose in tan gray wine or black plus lisle hose in boxes. Fur caps in electric seal style priced at 3.00 to 6.00 with durable wear.
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Lisle
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs at Wide Range Sale
An ad notes a wide range of ladies initial handkerchiefs with plain or no effects and prices from 1s 0d to 25 cents.
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She Intelligencer
M. C. Conaway
Story County
H. Willard, Son
Marshalltown
Ames City Library
Fair
Gogmiogao
Seeedeeeee
Wilton Velvet
Isis Ie
Brussels
Regia
Ames, Tae
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