Ames Daily News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Numerous visitors arrive in Ames from Des Moines and Newton. Local residents attend weddings, picnics, and church events across Story City and surrounding towns.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
5
Marriages Bring Joy to Ames and Cherokee Homes
John C Russell and Harriet A Sexton wed at the bride's parents home in Ames in a private ceremony. Rev James R McIntire officiated with bridesmaids led by Miss Perkins. The couple planned departure to Charleston Mo. Guests included Mrs Grayson of Denver and Mrs Dunkle of Ankeny. J G Tilden and Ina Morphy also married at the bride's sister's home in Cherokee with Rev H P Douglass officiating. The newlyweds will reside at Tilden residence in Ames after a celebratory supper and well wishes from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Scott
Des Moines
Selby
Fay Taylor
Maud Stewart
Gilbert
Baxter
Perry
J. W. Lanning
Iowa County
Moffitt
Lucian
Denver
Colorado
Dell Stuhr
Larrabee
Iowa
Ames
John C Russell
Harriet A. Sexton
Jerry Sexton
James R. McIntire
Perkins
Charleston
Grayson
Dunkle
Ankeny
J. F. Martin
J. G. Tilden
Ina Morphy
J. 8
Iowa State College
Tilden
Tilden Bros. & Co
Douglass and
Sycamore Streets
Oliver-Gossard wedding at Kelley home
Dr OC I Oliver of Gilbert Station wed Miss Myrtle Gossard at the bride’s parents’ Kelley residence. The Congregational minister officiated as relatives and a few friends attended. The couple plans to reside in Granville Minnesota where the doctor will practice.
Fifteenth Annual Convention of OC. E. in Boone
The fifth district of the Young People's Societies of OC. E. convenes in Boone for today and tomorrow. The district includes Dallas Boone Story Marshall Tama and Grundy counties with Rev. W. B. Safford of Nevada as president and Leila Mills of Maxwell Elsie St. John of Ames as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. J. R. Hanna of Liscomb presides over Junior work. Delegates from Ames attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Societies of
OC. E
Boone
Dallas
Story
Marshall
Tama
Grundy
W. B. Safford
Nevada
Leila Mills
Maxwell
Elsie St. John
Ames
J. R. Hanna
Liscomb
Ames School Teachers Plan Summer Study Across States
Teachers from Ames will pursue summer study at various institutions. Miss Ellis will attend Penn College in Oskaloosa in July and August. Others will attend State Normal summer school, Chicago University, Story County Normal, and trips to Denver Buffalo and Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames School
Ellis
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Graham
McCormick
State Normal
Beyer
Smith
Chicago University
Cole
Lanning
Sayles
Denver
Colorado
Morris
Buffalo
Harriet Watts
Washington State
G. Lee
Hunter
Columbus
Kansas
Kate Goble
Ames
Story County Normal
Miss Fenton
Douglass
Deacon Hezekiah Gilbert Dies After Long Illness
Hezekiah Gilbert born January 11 1821 in Rushville New York died aged eighty after a fall illness in Ames Iowa. He served as deacon at the Congregational church of Ames since 1868 and left a legacy of faith and quiet integrity cherished by family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Gilbert
Rushville
New York
Maynard
Swan
Richard
Elias
Henry
New York State
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Illinois
Wealthy ©. Grover
Mary
Lyman
Franklin
Edward
Margaret Bradt
Gilbert
Iowa
Polk County
Ames
Lottie May
Congregational Church of Ames
Deacon Gilbert
Pride
Liddle
Picnic Postponed by National Aid on College Campus
The postponed picnic of the National Aid will be held on the college campus Friday June 28 beginning at 10 00 a m on the campus grounds attendees are urged to arrive early and enjoy the day planned activities and charity drive participate in the event with families and friends on the scheduled date and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aid
West Crossing Gates In Use Since Tuesday
Two beer shipments were seized at the depot last Saturday morning from Boone to H. Clay and OC Root. Marshal Ricketts destroyed the seized goods after claimants did not appear. H. Clay and Root face difficulty running a saloon in Ames. A $10 gold piece was lost between S. B. Frey’s and Ames. finder to Story County Bank for reward. Ole Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
H. Clay
OC. Root
Marshal Ricketts
Root
Ames
S. B. Frey’s
Story County Bank
Ole Weeks
Whittmore's Lightning Dye Aims for Shoe Color Change
Whittmore's Lightning Dye is advertised to turn tan shoes black with application at Shoemaker's harness shop over Cooley and Jones. The brief notes the product as a dye option available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittmore
Cooley & Jones’ Harness Shop
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the Intelligencer
Hudson Bros. Publishers
E. Holmes
Bayard
Daisy Brown
Nebraska
Geo. Judisch
Mary Dunn
Kelley
Mina Taylor
Jose Morris Kinnan
Chicago
W. F. Chevalier
M. J. Adams
Josephine Wallace
Westerman
C. G. Lee
Norma
Newton
J. R. McIntire
Earl Kosser
Sibley
Winifred Tilden
Mt. Holyoke
F. M. Dawson
Randall, Iowa
T. J. Miller
Benj Davis
Anna Richmond
H. C. Boardman
Jennie McElyen Beyer
Eagle Grove
Alden
Sadie Lanning
Oregon
Maime
Winifred Tiden
Cherokee
Galen
Ina Murphy
O. Cessna
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Kegley
Monte Vista
Hecker
Geo. Tilden
Brad Knapp
Onerokee
Galen Tilden
Carl Elliott
Monning
Dr. I. ©. Brownlie
Clover Club
College
Claude Spring
Mrs. Ross
Ben Smith
Mr. Barnes
Gilbert Station
W. L. Marshall
Ernest Marshall
K. of P. Lodge
Frank Bellamy
Dr. Hunt
W. BR. C
Jane
Cole Farm
John Lowe
Samuel Watts
McNaughton
Cutler Bros
Davidson
Miss Andrews
Jennie M. Beyer
G. W. Sowers
Hughes
Nels Anfinson
Spirit Lake
Ed, Graves
Storm Lake
Zoe Hauser
Marshalltown
Harboarney
Chas. Seager
Gilman
George White
Fay Campbell
Epworth League
Miss Kuehl
Parkhill
Davenport
Rev
St.Clare
Methodist Church
M. E
Erma Wager
J. J. Dofflemeyer
Marion
Boone Schools
Webster City
Frank Smith
Kellogg Street
Fred Tilden
Cooley & Jones
Ed Bradley
Dr. Bradley
Elkhorn
Montana
C. H. Seccombe
Congregational Church
Roller
Justice Haverly
Ed. Austin
Davis House
Queen Esther Club
Elsie Sutton
Dr. Hant’s
Nellie Rice
Winston Bros. & Dear
Arcadia
K. P. Picnic
Co. K. P
Eye
Geiger
At Rapids
Grafton
Story City
Boydston
Kooser
Aley
Ashford
Foote
Seudeton
Penfield
Wiggins
McCoy
Banks
Gibson
Russell— Sexton
Tilden— Morphy
Taffeta
Hamburg
Libadicin
Gents Furnishings
Ladies Furnishings
Harrisburg
E. E. Sowers & CO
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