Milford Literary Society Formed At Milford School
Milford youths organize a Literary Society at Milford School House with regular meetings set for every Friday evening.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1885
Page
3
Milford youths organize a Literary Society at Milford School House with regular meetings set for every Friday evening.
Tax INTELLIGENCER highlights that the message is printed in full while Nevada Nit carries three or four columns and Baby Bumblebee plans to publish it this week in its own paper. The notes call the Nit the only live Republican paper in Story County.
The youth and children of Ames are invited to a free dinner at Ames Opera Hall on January 1 1886. The event is hosted by the Ames Band of Hope and followed by a magnificent oyster supper and entertainment. Funds are needed to support the band’s work locally.
J. L. Geddes Camp No 59 Sons of Veterans invites all Terpsichore lovers to a Friday Christmas ball. About 30 to 40 young men from Ames and nearby areas will attend, promising fine music and a pleasant evening for all guests.
Last Sunday the Band of Hope held a quarterly review with invited judges Mrs. Richmond and vice presidents present. Three classes were examined. Miss Ada Cook's boys earned the top standing and naming rights for the Band. Teachers thanked the visitors and urged ongoing temperance work to curb intemperance.
Pleasing variations note abundant poultry and a cordial welcome for holiday visitors. Merchants anticipate a large holiday trade as a cold wave stiffens winter, while Christmas cards are described as particularly beautiful.
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