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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
4
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Local items report illnesses and visits, theater and musical events, New Year celebrations, and social gatherings in Ames and nearby towns. Mentions include Charles Collins illness, Miss Sadie Watkins, O. Watkins family events, New Year parties at Misa Ottie Deal’s home, and a civil service exam for Ames post office on Jan 20 1906. Also notes West Milford telephone officers, land deals by James Arrasmith, and Beach Bowers minstrels at the Des Moines Grand.
Beach and Bowers minstrels receive rave notices as audiences praise the show. Home Bakery offers hot soup at ten cents a quart with pails for carryout. Boon residents Lillian and George Sargeant spent New Years at Grandpa Clark's. Lanches available at Home Bakery and Adams grocery for railway workers. The short course term opens with higher enrollment and a burlesque take-off on Sousa and his band by Beach and Bowers.
At the home of the bride's parents southeast of Ames last evening Mary Claire Hakes married Benjamin J. Mather. The couple will establish a home on the Mather farm as Mr Mather has built a house in Ames for their move.
Old fashioned Methodist love feast at 9:00 a.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Sermon by Rev. W. T. Smith D. D followed by sacramental service. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon to Short Course Students by the pastor. Strangers welcomed. Andrew M. Shea pastor.
Thirty-one shooters tested targets on New Year’s Day at Ames gun club grounds. Seventeen of twenty was the best score and thirty-one of fifty the high overall. A chilly wind and poor light affected results. Participants included Back Proper Procter Lang Lenard Roberson Sunstrom Clayton Smith Gilbert Gene Smith Talbott Young Kooser Adams Cline Dan Smith Casper Wyoming J O Abrams Gilbert Fitzgerald Lee Smith Brown Clark Horton Atherton Akin Warner Bateman Stults Shake Allen Alm Baker. The next shoot will crown Story county champion with Dr Proctor challenged by Chas Alford. a program will invite all shooters.
Dugald Steward aged over 85 died last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elston in Nevada where he had lived for five years. Born in 1820 in Campbelltown Scotland he came to America at 18, served four years in the Union Army, then moved to Story county to farm near Ames before relocating to Nevada ten years ago. He left a will naming Mr. Elston as beneficiary of his home and a thousand dollars. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Friends church in Nevada with burial in the Nevada cemetery.
James Carey eldest son of Mrs J Carey on a farm northeast of town died Monday night around 11. He suffered two to three years from consumption of the bowels and endured his illness with patience. He was a bright, ambitious young man who traveled the west last summer studying land conditions. He leaves his mother a sister and three brothers. Funeral at the family home today at 10:30 conducted by Rev Fowle and burial in Ames cemetery.
The Beach and Bowers minstrel company, oldest on the road under continuous management, present all new original shows with top singing and spectacular specialties. Energetic, up to date performers promise strong entertainment and high audience enthusiasm. Performance at the opera house Tuesday January 9.
Elizabeth Long aged 19 daughter of John F Long died at Methodist hospital Des Moines after an appendicitis operation. She worked as an operator for the Iowa Tele phone company. Funeral services were held at the family residence and she was buried in Ames. The Long family previously lived on a farm southwest of town.
Last Sunday at the bride’s parents home east of Ames Eva Gladys Thompson married Herbert E Dawson with Rev. A. M. Shea officiating. A wedding supper followed. The couple are well known in the community and well wished for a happy life.
Excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates are on sale to the territory indicated above via the North Western Line. Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars Free Reclining Chair Cars and The Best of Everything. For dates of sale and full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
A plea to stockmen to examine feed quality urges a state wide probe of concentrated feeds. Instructions detail sampling by feeders, labeling, and mailing to Iowa State College for analysis with results to be published for farmers and dealers.
G H Ellis transfers 20 ft of lot 6 block 7 Maxwell to J O Gibson for 400 dollars. Clark McLain and wife sell 20 ft of same lot to Ellis for 147 49. Geo H Kerr to Atma H Green for 600 dollars, lots 6 and 7 block 41 Cambridge. Henry L Orland and wife sell lot 2 block D Barnes 2 Ames to Thomas F Cody for 400. F E Clark and wife sell lot 8 Woodland Park Ames to Anna M Larthy for 300. Ryan and wife to E A Cole for 1175, lots 12 and 18 block 9 Roland. Winifred James transfers to Edgar Johnson for 1 with a 1/4 interest in lot 3 block 14 Nevada. AO Johnson to Julia A Johnson for 2000, w 4 nw 36 and n% ne 35 Howard Two. Sarah E Gearhart et al to T D Oatlin.
The first market day sale this winter was held in front of the F. B E. Morris barn last Thursday. About ninety head of horses passed through the ring with more than sixty sold. Weather was unfavorable and the crowd small. Prices were good and sellers satisfied. Monthly sales planned through the winter. next sale set for January 24.
Ordinance 163 authorizes Ames Story County to issue 28 Water Works Bonds totaling 28000 dollars. Bonds are 1000 each, dated January 1 1906, due January 1 1910 or later, bearing 5 percent interest semi annually, payable in Davenport Iowa. The bonds and coupons will be in lawful US money with details per the form provided.
The City of Ames Iowa promises to pay bearer one thousand dollars lawful money of the United States on January 1 1911 or earlier if interest is prepaid. Interest at five percent per year accrues from the date of issue and is payable semiannually on January and July 1. Principal and interest are payable at the bathing house of Geo WM Reehte and Company in Davenport Iowa.
The City of Ames issues a bond to fund a water works system under Iowa law. The ordinance authorizes issuance after a two thirds voter approval on October 1906 and provides for levy to pay interest and principal from city taxes. The bond date is January 1906 with signatures of Mayor Parley Sheldon and Clerk.
The Intelligencer publishers announce a joint subscription deal with The Iowa State Register and Farmer offering both papers for 1.25. The farm and home magazine includes family friendly, reliable information. Free samples available in Des Moines upon request. Subscriptions can be brought in or mailed to the office.
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