06 Jul 1893
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1893
Page
1
Ada Howland visits Story City while Ote Roe to deliver an ovation at Wasem's Bridge on the fourth. Ames visitors and Story Citys ball club clash 9 to 6 with Ames taking the win.
Mrs. A Hollcraft died at her home last Monday morning. The funeral was held from the home on Wednesday and interment occurred at Sheldahi cemetery. Mr L A Larson and Miss Mary Fatland wed at the bride’s parents home in Slater on Thursday afternoon June 29 at 4. Friends planned a surprise visit to Mr and Mrs Peter Skola last Saturday as they prepare to move to a new home in Dakota. A silver tea set was presented as a token of esteem.
Cambridge Garland notes Ed Brown will be sent to the Soldiers' hospital in Marshalltown on July 4. The editor announces he will move to a new house in a few weeks and invites friends to visit. Miss Mattie Livingston returns from Anaconda Montana where she spent a year teaching and plans a Chicago trip to see the fair before resuming vacation.
Clark McLain outfits a private office in the bank rear. Mr Ellis learns of his brother's death by drowning last week. Mr and Mrs Lindsay of Ames visit daughter Mrs Geo Berlin and bring the Tribune a gift of green peas.
The Cambridge Press notes B B Aplin and wife of Hamilton Mo visiting relatives. Cambridge sends more than its quota of visitors to the Fair. Geo Hoisington, ex manager of Cambridge Creamery, heads to Wisconsin to work in the same field. Mrs Sidney Maxwell of Rocky Ford Col arrives with children for an extended visit. Five members of A J Hainline’s family have measles. Seska sinks a shaft through a twenty two inch coal vein Thursday. Prof Meek and wife visit relatives. he’s ending a year at Slater and will head to Polk City to lead a new brick school. Mrs W H Haslem of Monterey Mexico will summer with sister Mrs H T Thompson. Haslem has lived in Mexico three years.
Poultney Bigelow recounts the German army under William II with entertaining prose in Harper’s Magazine July aided by fifteen Remington sketches. A Berlin dinner with Captain Zinnowitz leads to talks on Remington’s depictions and the officer’s experiences in the Prussian forces and Russian Poland.
An unnamed intelligence officer recalls disguises and double talk in Poland to slip past Russian guards. He used a burned tissue note and a forged cover story to pass through a fortress and report on its interior, risking hanging for lost documents.
Rand, McNally & Co advertise a position to manage the sale of their new Universal Atlas in Des Moines. They invite interested readers to write, promising a pleasant and profitable opportunity. The note appears in this paper with an offer to purchase a weekly Leader combined subscription.
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