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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
Local Miscellany presents a reflective poem tracing a road from yesterday to today and tomorrow. It envisions sighs and regrets giving way to hope and possible deeds, with imagery of flowers, brambles, streams, and a saving star guiding the journey.
Joseph and Susan Treloar marked their 55th anniversary at their Des Moines area home with family from Boone Story counties and friends. Born in England the couple migrated from Iowa to Boone County in 1869 and later settled in Des Moines. The event honored ten children thirty three grandchildren and six great grandchildren with a large dinner and a note on their enduring faith and hard work.
County Superintendent Ira J. Scott offers another chance to seventh and eighth grade students of Story county who failed to select contestants. A letter outlines an invitation to eligible pupils to submit entries and participate in the Chautauqua program.
Nevada grieved as attorney David J Vinje died on a Short Line train returning from his Minnesota farm. Born 1850 in Norway he settled in Decorah before teaching and practicing law. Survived by five children and wife Helen M Huseboe with funeral held at Nevada’s Methodist church.
Express gratitude to friends for kindness during bereavement. Thanks for helpful acts floral gifts and comforting words received after loss.
Washington reports the senate public buildings committee bill lists Iowa post office funding across multiple cities with varying amounts. Notably Fort Dodge is missing due to Senator Dolliver's maneuver in the senate committee, while the House passed the bill with all other items intact.
Adele Koke Eberhart, wife of Adolph O. Eberhart, former teacher and preacher turned lawyer, moves with five children to the governor’s mansion in Saint Paul. Neighbors in Mankato and New Ulm praise her simple, devoted motherhood and modest public life while cameras record the family at home.
Guy Baker of Lone Tree bound over to the grand jury after the defense rested in the preliminary hearing for the murder of O. P. Driver. Bail was set at 25,000 dollars, increased from 20,000, and his wife Mrs. Driver sues for 15,000 dollars. Baker transferred his property to his father and was released on bond signed by his father and three Muscatine residents.
In Mason City Iowa on June 22 Samuel Rorick tried to stop his daughter Marie Rorick from eloping with Michael Grosop. Grosop shot Rorick twice. Rorick was not seriously hurt. Grosop escaped and remains at large as locals clashed before police halted further violence.
District Judge William Hutchinson welcomed Des Moines Commercial Club excursionists to Alton Iowa on June 22 urging that if all Iowa communities adopt the boosting habit, the state would become the greatest region in the world.
In Le Mars on June 22 Arnold Wieb king aged five was accidentally shot and killed by Edward Heingartner aged 23 Heingartner is overwhelmed with grief and facing the tragedy surrounding the incident.
Fire in the basement of the Chicago Grill at 218 West Fourth street destroyed the grill room and caused about 24000 dollars in damage to the building and stock. The blaze started from an unknown cause around 2 30 PM yesterday.
Des Moines reports C. O. Bradley the barber who leaped from a Rock Island train en route from Atlantic to Des Moines died shortly after noon Tuesday in the county jail.
A New York Sun note argues silk hats often go unclaimed when found. The author suggests modesty or incriminating loss conditions deter owners from reclaiming stray hats, though many hats are recovered in reputable places and kept by finders.
Mrs. Jones asks if the cat was put out as the cat howls nearby. Mr. Jones replies that she is only claiming victory by a fluke and scraps.
Miss Alice Henkle, a Cincinnati girl, entered as a stenographer and advanced in botany becoming author of several plant bureau bulletins. Miss Margaret Huckleson of Kansas City, Mo, works in pomology and answers inquiries by letter to people nationwide on fruit growing.
A man tells a young woman that girls have less self respect than young men in good society feel disgrace if seen with a loose character. The woman concedes the point after hearing the argument. Harlan Republican, Secure rooms by advertising.
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