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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

Page

5

Outlet sale offers silks and linens at reduced prices

A clearance of silks, fancy weaves, Rajahs, pongees, and stripes up to 27 inches wide with yard prices from 39c. Turkish towels 90x38 inches in assorted finishes. Children’s sandals size 8 to 13 in tan at $1.00 grade. Brass curtain rods to 54 inches and 4-foot white enameled curtains. An odd lot of wash goods 30c to 50c yard. Leather shoes in light Russian calf with 18.5 heel sizes 12% to 21%. Men’s suits at $19, $14, and more, Story County.

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Social notes from Des Moines and surrounding towns

Local society mentions multiple residents visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Mrs. Bernice Kissick in Des Moines, Mrs. Martha E. Nichols to College View Nebraska, Miss Mabel Campbell and Miss Coffin in Des Moines, and others visiting Des Moines, Wall Lake, Clinton, Chicago, Colorado, and Omaha. Several trips noted to Nebraska, Ohio, Iowa, and Illinois with family and college connections.

Bernice Kissick Des Moines Martha E. Nichols College View Nebraska Mabel Campbell Miss Coffin Miss Shattuck Medford Wisconsin Rummel Olin M. K. Smith Helen Stewart Wall Lake Avis Cole Florence Kimball Kappa Delta House Beardshear Constance Colorado Maude Campbell Clinton Kate Stewart Marie Tilden Alice J. Robinson N. BE. A Cleveland Ohio Estelle D. Fogel Chicago Chicago University H. L. Carrell Ross Daniel McCarthy Ada Scott Drake Lucile Zink Omaha F. D. Danforth Schreiner Mount Pleasant Albiala Mamie Raynor

Social notes and travel ads round a lively town week

Miss Ruth Axter visits from New ton for a sister's gathering. Numerous ladies host parties and attend weddings, house parties, and travels from Des Moines to Dubuque and beyond. Also notices of a funeral, teaching plans, and local commerce include Pinesalve Carbolized and travel ads for the North Western Line.

Ruth Axter Newton A. H. Munn Florence Manning Parrott Keosauqua Elizabeth Hunter B. Kooser Sibley Atty. Hunter Webster A. Maxwell Defiance Stephens Manley Stephens Shirley Storm Dubuque Pi Phi’s Perkins Douglass Ave

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