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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
5
Lawn and dimity fabrics including fig ured madras for waists are featured in the May White Sale. The 27 inch and 30 inch linens are described as practical and versatile for year round use with prices noted per yard.
A Friday evening gathering of Ames social circles featured the Nonpareil Club debating whether women should have suffrage. The affirmative speakers, Mrs Maxwell and Mrs Cagwin, faced negative support from Mrs Cox and Mrs Dyer with men as judges who favored the negative. The event drew laughter and commentary on refreshments and future club meetings at Mrs Greeley’s home.
R. 8S. Loud traveled to Des Moines on Saturday in Mr. White's car and returned to Ames Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Linebaugh plans to leave Monday for Albia for a P EB O Grand Chapter convention. Miss Carrie R. Pike visited Des Moines Monday to purchase summer goods. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pasley spent Sunday with friends in the county seat. Mr. C. C. Alm and family visited Ogden with his uncle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Green and child were Sunday visitors in Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Allen also spent Sunday in Nevada.
Mrs Anna P Clark advertises residence hair dressing manicuring and massage services in Iowa 73R3 or Mutual 177. She invites potential clients to contact for home visits.
The Campbells again busy Mrs J A Campbell purchases a half interest in the coal and feed business with C R Holdredge. Floyd Campbell joins the Intelligencer staff to manage the subscription list and oversee post office inspection. Subscribers in arrears are urged to settle. Story has many more attractions than Idaho.
Mrs Anna P Clark advertises a home hairdressing service calling at residences. Contact by telephones Iowa 73K3 or Mutual 177.
A large display features the latest summer styles in Chios and Milan straws at Pike's Millinery, inviting shoppers to view fashionable headwear and accessories for the season.
W. W. Childs has purchased Willey Bros poultry business and will merge it with his eggs and poultry trade. The operation will move to the former Danforth Ice Cream factory building on 5th Street.
Mr M F Kingman founder of Kingman Place Moines and his son in law Dr Glasser of Oklahoma along with Wayne Gilmore of Des Moines were part of the Kingman household in the Delta house and the center fielder for the Varsity.
Hon. Frank Curtiss of Nevada wags in the city last Saturday looking after some of his interests here. The report notes his presence and activities during the visit.
A new assorted line of trimmed hats was received this week at Car Rier Pikes Millinery, expanding the shop's headwear selection with stylish options for customers.
Geo. E. Burton spent Tuesday in Des Moines handling business affairs and meeting with local contacts. He conducted several practical engagements and returned with arrangements pending.
J. J. Grove left Monday to attend the Grocers convention in Burlington Iowa this week. He will probably return Friday evening.
James H. Wilson, longtime college board of trustees member, declares his run for state railroad commissioner. He pledges to serve Iowa residents fairly while not harming railroads, citing his farmer and stock raiser background as understanding the office’s problems.
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