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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
3
The INTELLIGENCER plans a next week souvenir issue with increased regular circulation to attract more advertisers. Space may be reserved by notification by next Monday. Roosevelt special train may pass Ames May 10 around 1 20 am on return to Washington.
Carrie B Prescott and Charles L Elliott wed at the Bartholomew home with Reverend Horace D Herr officiating. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn music and a five course breakfast, followed by a 12 40 train departure for an extended eastern trip. They will reside at 1508 Topeka Ave Topeka Kansas.
Harry Guild and Miss Gladys Ker shaw were wed Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Fisher with Dr. Stuart performing the ceremony. Guild is a young farmer near Glidden and the bride, a Fisher niece, will reside on the groom's father’s farm, starting housekeeping soon.
Mrs. John Longsdorf died on April 26 in Paola Kansas after two months of illness. The Longsdorf family lived in the area for nearly twenty years before moving to Kansas. She leaves husband three children a son and two daughters. Funeral services were held last Sunday and interment followed in Paola cemetery.
At the regular council session Monday May 1st the committees were announced. Streets and Alleys chairmen are Graham Mann and Bissell with Lanning. Finance chaired by Mann with Lanning and Baker. Sidewalk committee includes Duntz Jacobson Hem street Graham. Electric Light by Bissell Mann Baker. Park led by Hemstreet Duntz Jacobson. Water Works with Lanning Duntz Graham. Sewer committee includes Baker Bissell Duntz.
Notice from Cutler College Dairy announcing fresh separator cream skim milk and buttermilk specialties for sale with a 25 percent May discount. College and city trade solicited. cleanliness and full measure emphasized. Address FG Cutler college dairy call or phone 884.
Excur sion tickets to Oskaloosa Iowa for the G A R encampment available May 15 16 17 and May 18 with return allowed until May 20. One fare for round trip via the North Western Line. Apply to Chicago and Northwestern agents.
A compact synopsis of the play follows Horace Parker in London through three acts. Parker’s selfishness is revealed, a dream messenger from Mars visits, and by awakening he abandons selfish ways to become a real hero.
Fred VanDurer shows writing progress. Rev Shea hosts a call in Ames. Sunday school plans Children day exercises. Large Sunday attendance follows fine weather. Mrs George Briley recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Donavan Wilkinson visiting the area. Farmers finishing plowing and starting corn. Hail couple celebrates fiftieth anniversary. Ed Hutchinson and L R Ross attend I O O F convention at Newton. John Latham of Boone County and Mrs S M Eastwood of Story County wed last Wednesday. Best wishes to the newlyweds.
A teacher asks for tautology and defines it as repetition. A student offers an example about dinner plans and mentions Elsie’s young man. The exchange moves to the next topic.
Detroit Free Press note features quips about acting difficulty and a joke scene with a man and a goat. An appeal promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for summer health, priced 35 cents, with L. M. Bosworth credited.
Notice to horse owners announces George Connelly's standard bred horse will be in Ames on Mondays with terms 10 insure foal 12 stand and suck and 12 mare foaling cost risk on owners. Mr Connolly's Registered French Coach horse to be in Nevada Saturdays and home the rest of the week 146 miles east of Nevada. Also offers sale of a single harness rubber tire buggy and feed goods at Geo Little's store. Martha M. Kxoupson and date 2-11 listed.
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