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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
5
In light of house fly lessons the poet’s summer boarding house lyric loses its charm. The courier-journal notes a line about currant pie and flies while the record-herald recalls a woman shooing flies away from berries and a dish of rice.
L J Baird trips to Alleman C H Mead Nebraska Steve McCoy South Dakota A V Martin Marshalltown S L Passmore Britt social at Christian church A L Hyzer to Hubbard D J Bullock J E Kirkham Viking trip F J Maravets new home Campus Ave J M Gilbert Prairie City Steve Conlee Groves Clark Ave L L Young Frank Haverly Des Moines visit A Shaw Brotherhood Boone Vernon Tinsley visit from Des Moines Bert Hyzer Guthrie dairy Shenandoah C A Nowlen ill near Ames J R Wood Inter Ocean Steel Chicago Heights Delavan Ill S Benrick 09 Chicago visit J H Williams Grand Ave W W Grover Army Holl New York A D Olson Northwestern Irving Wright Sioux City Lidd Baker Ralph Briley improving H E Briley Des Moines Fenner E King preaching near Collins J A Campbell Des Moines Melvin Brooks wheeled chair L L Zenor visiting Burnett Ave Sun River Valley Investment Co Great Falls MT
Lr. Dimmock and Prof Summers spent Saturday in Des Moines while Dr. Henry Taylor of Madison visited Dr. Hibbard. Several faculty and guests, including Prof Hermann Knapp with nephew Claude Mayo from Louisiana, and Dr. A. B. Storms who spoke at Pierre dedication, travelled or hosted visits around Ames.
Many residents and families spent July 4 traveling to nearby towns such as Boone Story City Nevada Cambridge and Ankeny and enjoying picnics at parks and on riverbanks. Notable groups included Profs McDonald Kirkham and the North Star Rurals with numerous households joining in outdoor meals and games. The High School basketball team also played Maxwell with a 16 14 score and post game hospitality.
The remedy is praised as the world's most successful medicine for bowel complaints and is said to have relieved more pain and saved more lives than any other medicine. It is described as invaluable for children and adults and sold by all druggists.
The listing advertises 29 inch Challies in rich colors for dresses and kimonas, batistes foulards dimities and various wash materials. Includes double fold English Cheviot for boys and ladies wear, 25 striped check and plaid patterns, 72 inch linen table damask, embroidered corners, and assorted calico all offered at sale prices while stock lasts.
A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie at the home of W. B. McNabb on 8S Duff avenue.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as gently stimulating the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick headache, with sales through druggists.
Ames secured the renomination with twenty two votes, achieving a solid start toward a successful finish in the race for representative.
Mr and Mrs George C White have returned from New Haven Connecticut where he completed a Drake University law program and earned a Doctor of Law and a Master of Law degree He will practice with Attorney Charles Hall in the First National Bank block and reside at the Frazier residence on First Avenue South in the county
A Colorado bill imposes a 50 dollar fine and thirty days in jail for beating the railroads out of rides. An Ames college student riding blind baggage was picked up by police but argued his innocence, aided by his oratorical training, persuading the court that he faced railroad prejudice.
Fenner E. King a Northwestern University graduate is under consideration for a two year teaching contract in La Paz Bolivia. The staff there includes one woman and three men.
Professor Barr W E Dornback and A C Sanborn returned from a Colorado summer camp they attended with four other schools in Idaho Springs. Howard Banks resigned as train caller and depot master to resume baggage room work. Forsey of Clinton replaced Banks in the depot role. Banks praised for handling crowds and earning thanks from thousands at the Ames depot.
One week ago Sunday Captain Underwood and a patrol of Ames guardsmen left for Des Moines to compete at the Belgarde rifle range. Forty six companies were represented and the Ames team placed fourth in Class D. Lieutenant Barker of Ames was chosen to try for the state team for Camp Perry Ohio August 9 to 28. Company H of Sioux City, Fifty-sixth regiment, won last week in Des Moines.
John Ballard a well known bar keeper in the O. K. shop was seriously hurt returning home Saturday night. He stepped on a broken beer bottle along the North Western tracks and the cut pierced the shoe and severed an artery. Dr Bush treated the wound and he may be unable to work for about ten days.
Mrs. Len Morris mourns her white poodle killed by the neighborhood poisoner on Duff Avenue. The annual cruelties before dog days have claimed multiple pets, including dogs from the Muns and other families in the area.
The bank reports deposits of 337,619.15 dollars indicating ongoing business activity and a positive financial outlook for the year.
Thirty three states and three foreign countries are represented at the graduate school now in session at the college.
The Hon. Jackson Johnson passed through Ames this morning returning from an outing at Reno.
W. P. George returned to action impressively, overcoming setbacks to rejoin competition and energize the squad with a strong performance.
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