Personal Notices From Ames And Surrounding Areas
A roundup of visits and summer plans across Ames and nearby places. The notes list Miss Margaret Gray in Chicago, Miss Fay Clark off to Ogden, Prof. Schmidt at Waterloo, Miss Leuther to Salt Lake City, and many social visits including Dr. and Mrs. Hibbard abroad, Miss Smith and others traveling, plus alumni gatherings and local engagements at Iowa institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gray
Chicago
Maude Myrick
Ethel George
Monticello
Imogene Stevens
Boone
Kappa Delta House
Miss Lucas
Miss Ortin
Miss Smith
Hyperion Club
H. Knapp
Mrs. Mayo
Charles City
John A. Rector
Delaware County
Mary Wilson
Music Hall
Miss Schmidt
Thompson
Miss Norton
Miss Charleton
Nellie Grant
Opa Gillette
Edith Fraseur
Tipton
Eagle Grove
Pickett
Douglas Avenue
George Curtis
Fort Worth
Tex
Maud Mirrick
J. B. Kooser
Sibley
Rolland Hunter
Hagerman
Josephine
M. 8. Templeton
Kemeter
Wyo
P. J. Tempeton
William West
Wellington Ramsey
Rock Rapids
Ames
Ben Brenerman
Williams
Crawford
Smith
Davenport
A. W. Thompson
Katherine Gable
Margaret Taylor
Estherville
Stella Russell
Storm Lake
Dot Dillon
South Side School
Centerville
Clayton Paxton
Paxton
Curtiss
Scotland
Enna Burham Eckles
Applington
R. L. Fenlon
Clinton
Iowa
Madalyn Luana
Bargain Clothing and Accessories Sale Highlights
Sales offer 85-inch black taffeta silk good dye and lustre with no injurious loading. One piece only at 28-inch dimity in polka dots and small patterns. Petticoats in checks and stripes in all sizes with deep flounce. Batiste 27-inch patterns on white grounds in small designs. Fancy smilings 25 pieces for separate skirts at 29c yard. Umbrellas 26-inch Gloria silk with hollow rib and steel rod. Five 34–42 size ladies suits from $15 purchase in blacks browns and navies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Special Shirt Sale Clearout Prices
A local store runs a one time clearance offering T shirts priced at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 during a special sale event.
Assembly of Wise Men and the Anglo-Saxon Witenagemot
The witenagemot or assembly of wise men was brought to England by the Anglo-Saxons from Germany. Originally held in each heptarchy kingdom, it became the nation’s deliberative and legislative body after the 960 unification under Holgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Holgar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Watts
North Platte, Neb
Fred Hanson
Harry Liddle
Webster City
Mrs. Pammel
Mrs. Hibbard
Carolyn Cox of
Lamoille
Robert McCarthy
Miss Allis
Berlin
Dresden
Miss Keith
Miss Wood
Hibbard House
Lena Kennedy
Northwestern University
Evanston
Iil
Lulu Kennedy
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Tilden
Gloria
Hart Schatiner & Marx
95 Cent
Mrs. Bliss
Son
G. R. Bliss
Marie Hanson
Mr. Longwell
Caroline Laird
Des Moines
W. M. McFarland
F. R. Conaway
Ellis Rail
Fairfield
Keo Anderson
A. H. Munn
the Ledges
Emma Leonard
College
South Carolina
H. H. Ponton
Civics Department
Canada
East Canada
L. C. Tallman
Sedalia
Bessie Griffith
Ruth King
McKibben
Winifred Beyer
Methodist Hospital
Alice J. Robinson
Miss Larrabee
McGregor
Prime
Fenton
Percy Walton
Baltimore
Gamma Alpha House
Jessie McCarthy
Eleanor Moore Hospital
C. BE. Latham
Colorado
Greeley
Nellie Naylor
Iowa City
Mrs. Monroe
Washington
Margaret Jones
American Medical Association
McBlyen
J. A. Fitzpatrick
Missouri
Alvin Beyer
Morristown
Jennie McK. Beyer
H. G. McMillan
Cedar Rapids
Floyd O'Brien
Lara Moloney
J. A Campbell
Betheney
Beardshear
Constance
Oak Creek
Hazel Chambers
Jule Lanning
T. L. Gossard
Onawa
J. W. Lanning
J. Ritchie
Allerton
Mr. Bauge
Jennings
Daisy Brown
Loughran Machine Co
Charles Flutter
Battle Creek
Michigan
Flutter
Sam Akita
Mrs. Speers
Moines
Proudfoot
Bird
Kellogg Avenue
Mrs. Halpenny
Alicia
Mrs. Herbert Halpenny