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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
Mrs. Alice Feuling of Peoria leads domestic science, urging that sanitation, nursing and home economics belong to the family sphere. Ames residents discuss weddings, mail order marriages, and the need for traditional home ceremonies amid changing social trends.
The June weddings of Isabelle Cairns to Burt Raymond Smith in Des Moines, and the Des Moines to Ames return mark a social peak as Ames families announce home life plans. The issue also covers W C T A events, reunions, nursing graduates, and social gatherings at the college with notable attendees and engagements.
Marion McCarthy and Florence Whitaker wed in the Witter home in Moines with plans for an extended trip to Kansas City Lake Okoboji New York and Nova Scotia before settling near Alamo Sonora Mexico. Florence Prime and Robert Fenlon married at the Prime home in Ames and will reside in Clinton. Adolph Wettstein and Grace Fullerton wed at the Des Moines temple amid community well wishes.
Miss Annie Flemming is called back to Ames for a house sale and securing a new place. Mrs. C. B. Lewis heads to Eldora to spend time with relatives and will join her son Joe. Mr. and Mrs. Barker of Gilbert depart for a three month Pacific coast trip visiting Arapahoe and other western points. Postmaster Haverly and others attend the G. A. R. encampment at Dubuque, with Mrs. Tilden visiting Manchester. C. 8. Boyd of the Farmer's Savings Bank in Roland visits the college after graduating in 1898. Mrs. Cora Huffmen and children from Aurelia visit Ball family in Ames. Rev. S. J. Huffmen plans to join them.
The Redmen and George W. O'Brien have held talks on adding a second story for lodge use. O'Brien has not finalized plans and may later need the whole building for his implements. He aims for a modern structure matching the corner lot’s architecture.
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