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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
5
Advertising rates listed: one time free for church services society and public gatherings not for revenue. additional publications 50 per line. Rates on all advertising provided on application. All changes for events must be furnished by Tuesday evening of each week.
A steady stream of visitors and locals frequent Ames and nearby towns. Passersby include Boone residents, Missouri Valley guests, Eldora and Willow Lakes visitors, and many college and Ames locals attending events, shows, funerals, and church meetings through the week.
Mrs Kingsbury Dorcas Banke Kingsbury born in Canada June 27 1836 moved from New York to Kishwaukee Illinois then to Iowa near Ames. She joined Wesleyan Methodist church as a youth and later the First Baptist church at Ames. She died January 21 1906 after long illness leaving four children funeral January 23 at 2 pm Rev Walter I Fowle officiating interment in Ames cemetery. Myra Kinassary
The five day old infant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck, died Monday. A brief funeral was held at the house Tuesday at 7 PM, led by Rev. Pruitt, with remains laid to rest in Ames cemetery. The family thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness during illness and death.
The Ames Gun Club plans a practice shoot on Wednesday January 81 starting at 10 a.m. Targets cost 1 by 1. Proceeds aid new trap purchases. Bring firearms and ammunition and demonstrate accuracy. If forenoon misses, try again in the afternoon. Mesdames E J and George Coffin visited the Coffin residence yesterday.
Thos. H. MacDonald O F Curtiss and Henry Wallace urged a bill to let owners of land along country roads maintain them with a split log drag and receive credit. A six member special committee will draft the proposal. The Jackson Beyer home hosted gatherings by Mrs Beyer Mrs Engelbeck with numerous guests.
The Intelligencer offers a special club rate for new or renewing subscribers. Includes Ladies Home Journal, Saturday Evening Post, and another weekly with a combined annual price of 8.25 dollars instead of 40.00.
A humorous, fragmentary reminiscence of a Rural Telephone Banquet held last week at Odd Fellows Hall south of town. Neighbors from around gathered for games, music, and a late night feast with oysters and pickles. Attendees recalled the good time and planned to return next year.
Real estate transfers list several property bets including 8 Kibby and w to O J Fuchs and w wd 1250 for lot 9 block 1 Lee and Littles ad Ames. Lara B McOye and he to Clarence Arthur Bates wd 1600 for multiple sub lots in sw 19 83 23. Henry Sickerhoof to Andrew Scott et al wd 500 for wy sw 6 82 23 ne de 12 82 24 ard elgne and lot 5 an ne 31 88 28. Pine salve acts like a poultice noted. Sold by CO A Gamble.
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