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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
6
Local gossip and arrivals in Ames include Clyde Todd and sisters visiting York Nebraska, State Auditor McCarthy at the Lake Okeboji summer home, and Dr EB A Kegley visiting Cedar Rapids for treatment. Numerous moves of residents, visitors, and notable events fill the town pages with names, travels, executions, and ceremonies.
Hall of Ames Lodge No 809 I C O F mourns the death of Bro W L Taylor an exemplary Odd Fellow and valued member. Resolutions extend sympathy to his family drape charter and hall in morning for thirty days and publish in the Ames Intelligencer and Ames Times.
The item for sale by J. O. Barkhurst features views of the Fourth Street parade. The listing notes available prints or photographs for buyers seeking historic street float scenes and public display images.
Several fields of oats are ready in the shock. Mrs F J Ikehorn of Pocahontas county visits her son Arthur and old friends. Mr E Bates is ill but improving. Mrs John Densmore returns from Clinton. Arthur Ikehorn and Tom Wear show new buggies. Tyler Wooley of Dallas county attends to business. Mr and Mrs Duke Whitaker of Polk county spent Sunday here. Mr Clem Oxley and Miss Elva Hoskins wed July 8 at the bridesmother’s home. Rev Henderson of Nevada officiated. May joy be theirs.
The directors met last Saturday morning and declared the affairs of the company to be in excellent condition.
George W. Parkhill died at his Ames home last Sunday after a period of poor health. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. H. P. Douglass officiating and interment in Ames cemetery. Born September 2 1815 in Potsdam New York, he married Jane Whiling in 1865 in Minnesota and moved to Ames in 1868. He leaves two sons and four daughters. He joined the Presbyterian church in youth and Congregational church in 1875. He was widely respected.
For sale by J. C. Barkhurst a revenue stamp note indicates a car of hard brick just received at H. L. Munn and Son's. The item highlights immediate availability and the supplier.
An assortment of notice snippets lists a 14 by 16 tent with fixings, a loan of ten dollars on farm lands at six percent with long time, and a grocery pitch for Miller and Kooser. Names include J. E. Duncan and James A. Baker.
Classified rental notice offering a south side dwelling at five dollars per month and an upstairs flat over the Intelligencer office at eight fifty per month. Gero Roberson listed as contact.
Mr C B Bush president of the Gilmer County Court recalls his family’s epidemic of bloody flux in Auburn West Virginia in 1896. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick cures and notes serious hemorrhages. The notice also promotes Blue Flame Sunshine Oil stoves sold by Swank and Kite.
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