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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
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Classified notices list multiple sale offers including a Victor talking machine with thirty records, broken into household goods and stoves, a modern 10 room residence for sale or rent at 15 6th street, sanitary coaches and study tables, White Orpington eggs price, nine quarters of land near two towns with tiled drainage and terms, a family horse, a club house available for rent, and a Eureka vacuum cleaner for rent priced per day, all in Ames and surrounding county.
Miscellaneous item notice seeks finder of a gold watch fob engraved with NH S and the number 10. Reward offered for return at the office.
Ames society notes cover a Potter Adams lawn party on Duff avenue with electric lights, refreshments, and out of town guests from California Nebraska and Arizona. The Watts family reunion on Grand avenue involves five sisters and three brothers with travels to Galva Harrisburg Spokane and Des Moines amid many local greetings.
Mr and Mrs M L McCarthy were in Nevada Saturday. Mr and Mrs A E Dimick were in Des Moines Saturday. Miss Clarissa Clark is home this week from Des Moines. Miss Gamber is visiting Mrs E S Hicks on Douglas avenue. Prof and Mrs Harry Biddle have returned to Columbus Ohio. Mrs Al Winters and little daughter are visiting relatives in Illinois. Mesdames Hal Roll and Wiese were Des Moines visitors Thursday.
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