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Eastbound and southbound schedules listed for the Des Moines and Dakota Express and connections. Passenger service announced by agent Geo W Nogurs with listed departure times and freight arrivals.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1892
Page
3
Eastbound and southbound schedules listed for the Des Moines and Dakota Express and connections. Passenger service announced by agent Geo W Nogurs with listed departure times and freight arrivals.
Local notice invites attendance at the Georgia Minstrels show at the opera house this Saturday night and thanks readers for cake gifted in the Scott Hissell wedding. The item blends small town notices with varied local happenings and advertisements.
Community advertisement lists entertainment by the Georgia Minstrels at the opera house Saturday night plus sales notices for boots shoes rubbers at Tildens. It also promotes a farming outfit for sale including brood mares two horse colts young and farming implements from J. H. Swan.
A local notice asks for immediate settlement of unsettled accounts and mentions amounts from Gro G Tilden Russian Relief and several donors. It lists sums from individuals and businesses including J H Keesey and Hamilton & Co with items like three stacks of hay and oranges sold at 50 cents a peck.
The Story County Teachers Association will meet in Nevada on Saturday February 18 1892 at 2 p m. The program includes music discussions on rural school promotions and graduations vocal culture reading and intermission management with speakers Prof L T Weld R E Selby E M Tichenor Kate Ford Hattie Christman N G Richardson Cora Harrison and Prof C Carstens. The item notes Ames teachers should attend and vote to host future meetings and refers to Hampton Co offering honey at 12 cents a pound.
Miss Clara Lyon visited Boone. Judge Stevens’ father visited. Crozier spent the weekend with Ames friends. Mr and Mrs Andy Ringheim visited Ames. Arthur Glidden of Marshalltown joined his mother. Mrs 8 P O’Brien ill but improving. Odendaenhend children returned from Lake City. John Leecing recovering health. Mrs Hotchkiss of Denison visiting sister Thayer. Mrs H S Taylor of Postville visiting her son W P. Mrs J J Butler went to Boone to help care for granddaughter Tedro ill with lung fever. Miss Plumb of High Illinois visiting Will Plumb. Chas E Hatfield of Sioux City visited A H Thayer. Moore graduated from INTELLIGENCER Office and went to Brooklyn. Rev F J Douglass visited brother from Ann Arbor and left for the West. Mr and Mrs Bingham and Mr and Mrs Bosworth hosted friends from town and college. Georgia Minstrels Saturday night. Dr C E Hunt registered dentist in Ames. D M Butcher bought Wm Sahl’s bakery business.
All unsettled accounts of 189] must be balanced at once by cash or note. J. H. Queal & Co.
Augusta Ohrstrom and her company of artists appeared as advertised at the opera hall on Monday evening. The entertainment began late and the curtain rose near 8:30. The audience was small but gave hearty applause for every number, showing high appreciation for performers skilled in the entertainment.
The Prairie Farmer of Chicago presents The Prairie Farmer and The Intelligencer for patrons at a price of 225 dollars. Now in its 52nd year, the publication highlights ripe experience and prominence in agriculture appealing to intelligent central United States readers.
Willard McCarthy and Chas H Larned have opened a flour and feed store in the former Story county bank room. They plan to stock flour, feed, and later hard and soft coal. They invite neighbors to call on them for any needs in their line.
Nebraska based Colvin Bros lease Mrs. Little’s Lawton house and aim to maintain it as a pleasant stop for travelers. O Mr G W Hoyman schedules a February 16 sale of stock and farm tools in Curtiss neighborhood Milford township. Mrs Ellen Person sets February 18 sale of live stock and farm implements south of Ames to benefit estate. County Auditor A P King attends a Des Moines auditor convention.
At the M E Church on Saturday evening February 20 the Des Moines Mandolin Orchestra will give a concert with soprano soloist Miss Mabel Wagner and pianist Miss Leona Woldridge, presenting a notable program in the church venue.
The Boone Iowa association urges residents to join as a convenient place to deposit surplus funds in small amounts with good interest. It claims such associations are valuable to cities and towns and invites inquiries at the office for particulars.
Local bakery touts Superlative and Mankato Flour as the best on earth based on customer praise. advertisement highlights special prices on large lots to attract bulk buyers.
In Gilbert Louisiana a daughter named Ida, bedridden over eight years, has been treated by eleven doctors from Omaha to Boston at great cost with no success until Dr. Beverly of Ames and Dr. Winsett of Nevada began treatment. She is now out of bed and recovering. James Gibson reports the change.
At a regular meeting held last Friday the W. R. C. unanimously resolved to extend hearty thanks to all who aided in the Deestrick Skew entertainment and to make the vote public through the local paper.
Grace G. Plumb calls all who owe her late husband Dr. E. B. Plumb to pay H. Westerman at the city drug store. Accounts unpaid by April 1 will be turned over to a collector.
A brown shawl with a striped border found on the road between Ames and Mrs Bigelow's home. Finder asked to leave it at this office for pickup.
Auction lists three houses and town lots with items including ponies and a double buggy. Call on Dr. Beverley for details and arrangements.
Miss Dollie Sexton, Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Marie Chambers visit with local friends as the Iowa State College winter session nears. The campus is preparing main building heat and housing, with room and board sought by townspeople. The winter school is praised as a success as faculty report strong student work and large enrollment.
At the residence of Mrs. Gen Ged des in Ames Iowa on February 10 at 5 p m Rev Thomas M Rickman of the Ames Baptist Church joined Mr A McFarlane and Miss Alletta H Mount in marriage. The ceremony was intimate with only a few close friends present. The couple is well known to readers and wished a long happy useful married life.
At the bride’s parents home in Sfil ford township on Wednesday February 10 at 1 30 pm Miss Carrie M Scott and Mr Charles Bissell were joined in marriage by Elder I J Dow. A large number of friends attended and an elegant repast followed. The couple received many handsome presents and wishes for prosperity and happiness.
At Hezekiah Gilbert residence Ames on Feb 10 1892 Rev F J Douglass joined William G Hunter of Cass township Hamilton county and Lillian M Carr of Albuquerque New Mexico in marriage. Guests from Ames Gilbert Station and Hamilton county attended their two mile Webster City farm home after a bountiful repast.
The undersigned express heartfelt gratitude to friends who cared for them during illness and bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Leecing and Family.
Meteorological observations for January 1892 report highs to 56 F on the 24th and lows to 28 below zero on the 19th with a 30 degree daily range on the 19th. Snow fell five days totaling 0.33 inches, eleven fair or clear days, and eleven days with zero to 28 below. Lunar halo on the 13th and solar halo on the 14th at 10 a.m. The piece also notes a local social scene about a young man traveling to the City of Churches and a forthcoming Sunday School Teacher's Institute at the U B Church in Ames February 26 to 28 with speakers from Nevada and Des Moines.
Ames market listing shows heavy steers and cows to 40 dollars, oats and beans per bushel, corn price quoted, plus creamery butter from Falls City Nebraska. Obituary reports Little Robert Hollowell, age 2 years 7 months, died February 1 after three days illness, burial in Nevada with condolences from Charles and Agnes Hollowell.
Obituary notices honor Mrs Elizabeth Brumagim of Ames Iowa born Providence Rhode Island died February 1 1892 after two days illness of La Grippe. Funeral February 3 at home with Rev R W Smith. buried Ames Iowa cemetery. Also obituary for Anna Louisa Leecing born Bureau Junction Illinois October 6 1865 died February 1 1892 converted in Ames 1886. funeral February 3 at home conducted by Rev L F Brown. buried Ontario cemetery. Additional notes on Green Mountain potatoes sample by Wesley Arrasmith and a Missouri Beverley Artist theft incident. local editorials on Blaine withdrawal and Iowa politics.
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces Mardi Gras excursion tickets to New Orleans at low rates for February 24 to 28 inclusive with return passage valid until March 22. Tickets and full information available from agents. Ames Slat and Fence Co advertises seasoned lumber fences 2 to 5 feet, hog tight and horse safe at lower costs.
The proprietors Messrs A. P. Ordway & Co. shipped three dozen bottles of Sulphur Bitters to the Catholic Home for the aged. Directors and inmates highly appreciate the medicine as praised by the Catholic Union editor.
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