For Sale Pure Blood 8 C L R Cockrels
For sale pure blood 8 C L R roosters in good condition. Scouring up to 9244. Must have room for other chickens. Phone 877 or call Fowle. Art
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
5
For sale pure blood 8 C L R roosters in good condition. Scouring up to 9244. Must have room for other chickens. Phone 877 or call Fowle. Art
At seven o clock Saturday, the Anderson family on Boone Street found their roof on fire. Workers for the Northwestern railway raised the alarm. the cause remains uncertain, possibly a passing locomotive. The city plant responded but neighbors extinguished the flames before full suppression, with Mrs. Doolittle owner of the house and only roof damage reported.
W M Kingkade and his son run the Cole skating rink every evening except Monday, drawing in local youth who enjoy good times on the rink.
A society calendar lists daily and weekly gatherings including card parties at 608 Grand avenue hosted by Mrs E E Sowers, Lutheran Aid Society at 519 Boone street, an Ag Assembly address by Hon W C Brown, Scottish Society on campus, D A R meetings with Miss Harriett Lake State Regent, and receptions at 502 Douglass avenue. Upcoming Grange, G A E, and W M S events, plus club meetings at Kellog, Unity Club, Nonpareil Club, and Pythian Sisters duties.
Ames social life centers on the North Stars at the Morris home with Mr Will Gleason visiting from Missouri Valley. Unity Club banqueted husbands at Mrs H R Minkler’s on Burnett avenue with a four course luncheon and toasts. Sun Dial Chapter of the D A R discussed Yorktown papers and a possible meeting for Miss Harriett Lake. Country Cosmopolitan Club featured a December program of music readings and western stories, followed by an oyster supper for 55. Various notices include church services, a Spoon Party for Mrs Leland, and New Year gatherings at Brookbridge and Burnett street homes. Queen Esther Circle invites young girls to a program at 1107 Dr avenue.
Ames notes list multiple dinner parties and gatherings honoring visiting senators and local figures. Dean and Mrs Curtiss hosted in honor of Senator Cummins. Prof and Mrs Curtiss hosted for Senator Young. Mrs Perry entertained twenty-two relatives. Mrs Sowers hosted Ken singtons for about thirty ladies. Lois Pammell hosted high school friends at a watch-night party with candy-pull. G A Snook, May Truesdel, Grace Wilson of Ontario noted among guests. The Builders class held a watch party with a midnigh t luncheon. Edna and Doris Pammel hosted a card party for Ruth Conger with 500 as amuse ment and light refreshments. Miss Ruby Claras and Edith Britton held a Kensington for sixteen. Stitchers group hosted by Mr and Mrs Hefner. Mr Nutty leaving for Minnesota. Edna and Doris Pommel hosted a dance for Miss Carol Conger with mistletoe decorations.
The firm of Sorrenson and Sorrenson will be discontinued January 1. All persons indebted to the firm are asked to settle before January 15. The business will be continued by C. Sorrenson.
An early 1900s style notice directs readers to Miss McConnell for hair goods shampoo massage and manicure services located one block north of Hotel Ames. The fragment implies a small downtown shop offering multiple beauty services in a single location.
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