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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
2
The Intelligencer states for Ames Story county Iowa it is published weekly every Thursday morning. Subscriptions cost one dollar per year in advance.
The Ames Cardinal Guild and college authorities confront rumors of moral misconduct at a local Iowa college. Prompt action followed evidence leading to a hasty withdrawal. the guild plans a campaign to rid the institution of disturbers and may demand expulsion if rumors prove factual.
Representative White's bill would redraw counties among districts causing major shifts. Cedar moved from the Fifth to the Sec ond, Dawson's county to the Fifth, Wright to the Tenth, Crawford to the Ninth, Marion to the Sixth, and Boone to the Seventh. Polk area would gain least voice in a convention. Prof Stalker improves after grippe attack and has visited Ames twice this week.
The report lists officers elected for a Nevada chapter and notes recalls of invitations for a March 19 20 event due to earlier revival meetings. It mentions box social by Eastern Star and Masonic lodges, a devotional at the Presbyterian church, Thimble Club gathering, dinners and card party, speeches by Hindoo rights advocate Mrs Ward, a $40 pledge for native preacher support in India, and revival services at the M B church led by Evangelist Calfee.
Messrs Will Bateman and George Howe, nephews of J W Bateman of Mansfield, visited the Bateman homes. Frank and Clayton Smith killed ten wild ducks hunting last Wednesday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Kelly of Ames visited their son H B Kelley and family last Friday. Mrs J F Warren visited friends at Gilbert from Friday to Monday. F D Smith returned from Chicago Friday evening. Mrs Mary Bryant of Ames visited at sister Mrs M E B.
Des Moines visitor Nate Evans stays with sister L H Smith family. Milford farm reports scarlet fever quarantines on the Hickle child. Lottie Bateman completes Milford school term. Ames visitor Maggienich at Carl Andersons. Bateman and Howe attend Webster City. Maroney sick at home. grippe hits M E Livingston. Burt and Edd Kooser from Ames do paneling at Fred Porter home. J W Bateman buys 71 acres from Seymour Coe for 6380. M A Lyon ill. Ethel Bateman Susie Smith return from Ames. buggy shafts broken. neighbor offers ride. Elmer Powell family sick. Grace and Mrs Powell ill with grippe. Mary Frey Roxie Wellman host hard times party at Frey farm. Roy Seymour visits from Des Moines. Farmers busy wood cutting. Kersey boys, Frank Daily, H Cavis, W H Mills cut for neighbors. H C Davis does Boone trip. plans to host friends.
Visitors and callers from Des Moines to Des Moines Crescents. Addresses include Clinton Stone of Nevada, Ada Scott, Sidney McHiroon, Albert Briley Gilbert, Frank Briley, and Miss Bessie Allison. Weddings, births, dances, and church events outline a busy week with market day, box supper, and Easter plans noted.
Miss Lizzie John and Mr. Hugh McCashen were wed Sunday evening at 6 at the home of the bride’s father Dan John. Relatives and friends attended and a wedding supper followed. They will reside at the Obas Parker residence in the east part of town with many gifts received. Mr and Mrs John John of Cambridge attended.
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