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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
4
Sunday visits and travels for residents. wrestling match announced at the Armory. Numerous brief society items list kinship, church events, lectures, and upcoming meetings with places such as Des Moines, Boone, Story City, and Grand Junction.
Dr E A Bare a leading Ames physician was attacked last Saturday night near his office above a cigar store. He was stabbed in the abdomen and knocked down after a brief struggle, losing a pocket book and a watch containing about twenty dollars. Police expect local criminals aided by a partner. the wound is not life threatening but prompts pursuit.
Mr H C Davis in Amel Louisiana writes about a painter who used ten gallons less than expected after finishing a house in Columbia South Carolina. The letter notes the common experience of short supplies in service work.
The Ames High School Alumni Association will meet in the high school assembly room at 7:80 o'clock Monday evening in April 2006 to decide on a banquet. All graduates are urged to attend. the gathering is open to the Class of 1905. By order of the President.
A Friends church audience discussed interurban lines with two loop concepts. One favors a central west and south loop. the other a smaller loop near college farm with potential for a larger future expansion. E B Howard chaired the petition drive report noting no opposition and that J M Blake would respond soon.
The Monday March 26 city election re elected Par ley Sheldon as mayor. Other officers chosen include Treas M A Manning City Atty H M Slatter y City Assessor Carl Little and ward councilmen George Henry Maxwell George Graham 8th ward 8 L Snyder and M Hullibarger to fill vacancies from deaths and openings in the council.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a garment sale and serve lunches at the church on April 3 in the afternoon and evening. The event promotes fundraising and community fellowship during a charitable drive amid spring activities.
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