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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1896

Page

5

Ames Personal Notes Report Busy Week in Town

Ames residents share visits moves and career notes as the week unfolds. Benj McPeek of Willow Lake visits relatives while Mrs H G Davis travels in Boone and Chas Whitaker plans to move into a vacated M K Smith property. Numerous residents relocate including D G Bishop and households of Starr Wilkinson Van Dyke.

Benj. McPeek Willow Lake 8. D Mollie Haverly Harris-Emery Co Des Moines Miller Ames Mrs. Whitaker Polk City Chas. Lincoln M. Hemstreet Colorado Hans Hanson Mr. Hemstreet Mrs. Starr South Side Hank Wilkinson Mr. Wilkinson Frank Shockly Marshal Ricketts Quick

Card of Thanks for L. Q. Hoggatt funeral and notices

Acknowledges sympathy during illness and death of L. Q. Hoggatt. Rev. T. L. Dows preached the funeral in Ames with veterans and Masons in attendance. Services featured hymns and a respected eulogy. Also notes March 28 sale of Whitaker estate furniture.

Whitaker

Unknown Killed Near Midway in Freight Train Collision

A man about fifty to sixty was killed when the Omaha and Chicago fast freight struck him near Midway at nine last night. An unknown slip with the name Fred Trotuth may identify the victim, who wore an overcoat and carried extra shoes, and an inquest will be held today. The rest of the page mixes local politics in Story county praising Dr. Stalker, small ads, and notices about sales and coal prices.

Omaha Chicago Midway Amens Undertaker Loud Reinbeck Grundy County Marshalltown Fred Trotuth Story County Iowa Congress Stalker Ames

Come to the opéra house Friday evening for a mind power study

An ad invites readers to an event at the opéra house on Friday evening to study the power of one mind over another. It also promotes spring shoes and wear to toes with moderate prices and mentions Bigelow & Smith offering boys' blue apron overalls for 35 cents.

Opéra House Bigelow & Smith

Reverend W. P. Bennet Remembered By Ames Parishioners

A letter from Miss Moulton says Rev. W. P. Bennet died while Nebraska pastor at Crete. He came to Ames in 1882 as Congregational pastor and later moved to Crete in 1884 to lead Dean College affiliated work. He was near sixty and long valued for scholastic sermons and educational service.

L. Q. Hoggatt Ames Bennet Crete Neb Dean College Rev

Flour price sale at MILvER and Kooser's store

Bratow and Smirn advertise Best Flour at 100 per gack and a shoe sale with tie front slippers. They claim their prices are the lowest ever and urge customers to shop early to avoid the rush.

Milver & Kooser’s Bratow & Smirn

Adams Bros Offers Land and Goods in Local Notices

Dried fruit sold cheaply at Adams Bros. New glass related signs. Adams Bros lists 15 000 acres for sale by Z Shugart Nevada Ia. Log Cabin Maple Syrup advertised. Highest market price for butter and eggs at Milder & Kooster's.

Z. Shugart Nevada Log Cabin Adams Bros Milder & Kooster’s

Eli Perkins Lecture At Opera House Highlights Wit And Politics

Eli Perkins delivered his lecture on The Philosophy of Wit and Humor to a fair audience at the opera house. The talk contrasted wit with humor and satire, referencing prohibition in Kansas and temperance, with strong engagement from listeners.

Eli Perkins Opera House Kansas Landon McKinley

City Fathers Banquet Sets Stage For City Leadership

The holdover and retiring officers hosted the newly elected officers at Agricultural Hall suggesting mutual goodwill. Mayor Wilson spoke on the retiring mayor role while M K Smith discussed the city’s future. Attorney Lee and Professors Lies and Marston addressed duties and first impressions as aldermen. A Fourth Ward citizens caucus is planned for March 23, 1896 to nominate a councilman. Herman Knapp, Com 4th Ward. AD Bros. promotes California peaches Bartlett pears and Trilby shoes at Soper’s.

Wilson M. K. Smith Lee Bb. F. Lies Marston Fourth Ward Ames Agricultural Hall Herman Knappp 4Th Ward

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Intelligencer Hodson Bros Alice Stuckslager Tom Thompson Anita Chas. Whitaker Ben Cole Fred Coggshall Ben Reed Schoonover Loucks Will Childs D. G. Bishop Towanda Illinois North Side Richard Jones This County Boone Culbertson Marshalltown High School E. B. Perkins Cripple Creek Wesley Keltner R. M. Hunter Wm. Scott Franklin Township Mammie Belle Hall Allan Dist Laura Moulton Moulton Ruth Duncan Grinnell Nettie Fibbs C. Keeler Iowa Building and Loan Association W. L. Bray Oskaloosa Bray Duncan C.C. Fontana Milford Township Engineer Outwater Northwestern Cal. Giddings Dr. Raynor Street California Mr. Leslie Cook Nebraska Napoleon Badger Limes Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Japan Will Sisson Mrs. Wilson T. L. Dows Iowa City Col. Hoggatt S P. O’brien Henry Cameron J. J. Butler Congressional Politics Millerx& KoosEer’s Grace Eden Bingham & Co Mark Soper’s W. P. Bennet Head To Foot Outfitters Vlackintos Hew Styles Knox and Dunlap Tilden Bros. & CO Ladies’ Capes Bigalow & Smith C. L. Nelson Hood Simmons Liver Regulator Arkansas Byron Bradley Tallahassee, Fla Minnesota South Dakota South Platte Valley Logan Morgan Counties America Greeley W. D. Mixxter Sebago City Minn Amar Simon Ian Tunnelton West Va Chamberlain North Ames Alge South Ames Kelley H. Woodruff City Fathers AD Bros Soper Tre Farr
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