Local Ames notes and notices from The Intelligencer
The Intelligencer reports on residents and events in Milford township and Ames. Names include Hudson Bros publishers J A Campbell, F H Munn, A W Hall, Jas Adams, Pat H A Gossard, Gossard family, Zimmers, Myrtle Stamp, Frank Duncan, Jennie McMichael, Galen Tilden, Joe Cohn, Gene Smith, John H Boyd, Chas Whitaker, J J Edgerton, Odd Fellows, H R Boyd, Kate Story City, Gates Brown, W L Thomas, Wesley Wright, W G Wright, stock transfers, rail and college developments, fence work, wedding notices, accident reports, and local travel and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McMichael
Ohio
Galen Tilden
I. Wetland
Joe Cohn
Knoxville
College
Ames
Gene Smith
John H. Boyd
Chas. Whitaker
Nevada
J. J. Edgerton
Liddle
Surrendered Congregation to Welcome New Members and Baptisms
Next Sunday morning the M. E. church will receive new members and baptize both adults and children. A sacred concert by the Methodist choir and orchestra, led by Mrs. Fowler Miss Cram blitt and Mrs. Young, will close the day with the Sunday school participating. Will Shull of Boone attempted morphine poisoning last Tuesday, but prompt medical aid likely saved his life. Billy has faced recent troubles including his child’s severe accident a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Stockslager
Alice
J. Stockwell
South Ames
Mrs. Stockwell
Norfolk
Nebraska
Geo. Miller
Mr. Miller
K.W. Brown
New York State
John Shearer
Texas
Cuba
W. E. Gossard
Cedar Falls
Ames
Nevada
Board of Trustees
Pres. Beardshear
Stanton
Chas. Hamilton
Hamilton
Florence Wright
Champion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
High Bridge
Boone Story
Dallas
Polk
Rev. Caldwell
Madrid
Drake University
Des Moines
The
Christian Church
George
Frank Little
Jackson Township
N. Little
Colfax Township
Mrs. Little
Boone Republican
M. E. Church
Will Shull
Boone
Billy
Fire damages buildings and stock in Nevada shed area
A small fire at about 5 30 Thursday caused considerable damage to buildings and stock in Nevada. Sheds behind the Padellford block fed the flames which threatened the entire block before firemen and citizens contained them. Losses include William T Hand bakery and grocery J Knudson grocery Lin Padels ford hotel and restaurant and T J Lyman implements with total losses likely around 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padellford Block
William T. Hand
J. Knudson
Lin Padelsford
T. J. Lyman
Vicious Barn Attack Injures Local Horse
A Wednesday night intruder entered Walter L. Wray's barn and stabbed his horse in the right shoulder aiming to drain the joint and stiffen the leg. The deep wound missed the joint and the horse remains in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Wray
Nevada Journal
Man Receives Thanks for Returning Shoes
A man who found two pairs of shoes placed in his buggy on Wednesday evening will rent them to Swank and White and receives the owner's thanks plus a bonus for returning the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Santiago
Fred Hemstreet
Co. E. 20Th Reg
U. S. Infantry
Chas. Lincoln
24Th Reg
Hemstreet
24Th
Charles F. Saylor
National Department of Agriculture
Ames
Colorado
Saylor
Swank & White
Northwestern excursion to Des Moines next Sunday
The Northwestern will run an excursion to Des Moines next Sunday for those who have not yet visited the Battery A Camp McKinley unit. Train departs Cedar Rapids 7 00 a m Nevada 10 20 a m Ames 10 40 Kelley 10 20 a m Slater 10 57. Round trip fare Nevada Ames and Kelley 1 00 Slater 80 cents. Train returns Des Moines 9 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Des Moines
Battery A
Camp McKinley
Cedar Rapids
Nevada
Ames
Kelley
Slater
Tent for Sale and Finances Notice
A 14x16 tent with fly poles and pins offered for $10 by J. E. Duncan. A loan on farm lands at six percent with long time to Dec. 1 1898 by James A. Baker. Miller and Kooser advertise a full line of groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Duncan
James A. Baker
July Sale Slashes Shoes Clothing and Fabrics
A July sale offers 500 pairs of shoes and oxfords at half price, a large lot of clothing including suits and trousers at half price, $5.00 black suits for $2.50, men's pants at 90c reduced to 45c, shirt waists cleared at 25c, and lawns and organdies valued at 12 1 2 and 5c now 10c per yard.
Blue Flame Sunshine Oil Stove Promises Safe Fast Heat
Tilden Bros and Co advertise the Blue Flame Sunshine Oil stove as absolutely safe with no explosion risk and no odor. They claim it produces greater heat faster than any gasoline stove and note it is sold by Swank and Kite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swank & Kite
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Intelligencer
Hudson Bros. Publishers
J. A. Campbell
Milford Township
F. H. Munn
Spirit Lake
A. W. Hall
Milford
Dickinson County
Jas. Adams
Pat
H. A. Gossard
Brad Knapp
Michigan University
Mr. Zimmers
Myrtle Stamp
Tilden
Ft. Dodge
Frank Duncan
Darling
Wisconsin
Maxwell Lodge
H. R. Boyd
Miss Kate
Story City
Ben Brenneman
Gates Brown
Chicago
W. L. Thomas
Williamsburg
Wesley Wright
Los Angeles
Cal
W. G. Wright
Ames & College Railway
Lafferty
Oskaloosa
Claude
L. H. Pammel
State Printing Office
New York
San Francisco
Manila
Chas. Deering
Mr. Deering
Telephone Co
Marshalltown
Col
Albert Clarke
Boston
Mass
Col. Clarke
Massachusetts
Omaha Exposition
Home Market Club
Miss Maud Gardner
Bradford
Kansas
Alvin B. Noble
Michigan Agricultural College
H. E. Summers
University of Tllinois
Dessie D. Larrabee
McGregor
J. I. Gibson
Dr. Niles
Gibson
Bennie Dombrowska
W. M. Beardshear
State Agricultural College
Washington, D. C
National Educational Association
Beardshear
National Association
Washington
James Wilson
Edith Cairns
Katie
Rose Goble
Radcliffe
F. J. Besser
Chas. Wilson
the Baptist Church
A. C. Blackman
Blackman
Frank Tilton
Green Bay
Wis
Tilton
Business College
Teizo Kawai
Sun Rise Land
Kawai
H. M. Templeton
Earl
Marion, Iowa
College Notes
Carl Ball
United States Agricultural Department
R. V. Pierce
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Miller & Kooser
Tilden Bros. & Co
C. W. Dudgeon
Jeweler
Ooser
Canier Bros. & Hermans
Canier Bros. & Herman
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