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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1902

Page

4

Ames Transcript Picks Up Local Visits And Social Ties

A long list of social calls and travel notes outlines visits by residents of Boone, Nevada, Cambridge, Slater, and Ames. People like Ed Bailey, Clara Mahoney, Miss Lulu Smith, and J F Herman are noted in recent regional movements, with several assignments to local businesses and events, including a telephone line crew and public meetings. The piece also shares social happenings from a P. E. O. convention, a nurse’s training note, and upcoming school staff appointments for the next year.

Ollie Wilkinson Des Moines Lulu Smith Violet Brooks Nevada Allen Daughter Ames F. M. Boardman Roland

Ames High School Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans

The baccalaureate sermon for Ames high school will be preached Sunday May 25 at the Congregational church by Rev. Seth M. Wilcox of Boone. Commencement exercises follow Monday May 26 with an address by H. H. Seerley and poetry by Pearl Clayton and Eva Cramer. Several seniors including Ben Keltner Pearl Clayton Eva Cramer Guy Halsiter Luella Robb Leola Talbott Esther Livingston Florence Breneman and Minnie Rich are recommended for graduation. Ed F. Wright offers tailored suits at $15.00 and a 10c counter sale at the Novelty Store. A missing dark sorrel mare with blind eyes was reported near Ames by owner Wm. Harrison.

Ames High School Congregational Church Seth M. Wilcox Episcopal Church of Boone H. H. Seerley State Normal School Cedar Falls Pearl Clayton Eva Cramer Ben Keltner Guy Halsiter Luella Robb Leola Talbott Esther Livingston Florence Breneman Minnie Rich

No Loss of Time Threshers Use Remedy

H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports he sold five bottles of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who kept working without losing a day s time The ad urges keeping a bottle at home and notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain H. R. Phelps Plymouth Oklahoma

Decoration Day Planning by Grand Army and Citizens

Committees from the Grand Army, Relief Corps and local citizens met at Odd Fellow's Temple to arrange Decoration Day services. Parley Sheldon was elected marshal. Subcommittees were named to secure a literary building and to raise funds. Rev Nye of the M E church will deliver the address. Special invites went to college faculty and students and to General Lincoln and the cadets.

Grand Army Relief Corps Odd Fellow's Temple Parley Sheldon Geo. H. Maxwell M. Hemstreet

Walter Vandermast and Arthur Jones travel diary

A letter from Walter Vandermast describes a trip with companion Arthur Jones canvassing towns with useful household utensils. They traveled through the region and are now in Salt Lake City en route to Los Angeles to visit Walter’s uncle, then to Iowa where Mr. Newell is returning. Howe's hats at Tildens 5-2. Sciatic rheumatism cured after fourteen years of suffering. Josh Edgar of Germantown, Bal. credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with immediate relief and lasting cure. Druggists sell the remedy.

Jessie Kogle Wings’ Laundry Mason City South Dakota Nellie Fenton Asa H. Miller Jessie T. Person Ames C. H. Seccombe Mrs. Miller T. N. Newell Los Angeles Cal Asa Vandermast Iowa Texas Newell California E. S. Propers Proper Columbia Co Lydia Stuhr Prof Nagle Des Moines Walter Vandermast Arthur Jones Salt Lake City Walter Mr. Newell Josh Edgar Germantown Bal Chamberlain

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A. B. Heffner Ed. Bailey Jamison Ben Read Clara Mahoney Slater Misa Sarah Alm Emmet Armstrong Miss Carroll Meeks J. F. Herman Louise Allen Laura Smith Cassie Lincoln Dr. Rowe Nora Penson Kelley Dr. Kephart F. 8. Kalsem Cambridge F. V. Kalsem Methodist Church Arthur Jackson The American Express Company Will Cleaver Fred Cleaver D. Kramer Prairie City Mrs. Vandermaster Gene Taylor Zearing George Akin Fort Scott Kansas Dodds Minnesota Ed Tierney Iowa Telephone Co Boone and Story County Rebekahs Odd Fellows Naomi Smith Kansas City Will Danforth Cedar Rapids M. W. Alderman Burwell Neb O. R. Quade Fred Ambs Dubuque Spring Ben Smith Amy Ross Shipley Ad Lough Herman Knapp P. E. O. Chapter Compton Viola Glidden Marshalltown Clark and Onondaga Streets Hale Nancy Butler Geneva North Aurora Illinois J. J. van Wyke van Wyke Anna Richmond Barbara Sieler G. H. Mellor Harriet Temby Ogden Edith LeMaster Woodward Lincoln James Rash Lincoln Hazel Martin Willard John Grand Forks N. D C. E. Larson J. F. Baker Douglass Street Katherine Stewart Stewart Canada Turner McLain Crawford Will Turner Sampson Schley Roy Hutchinson Waterloo Iowa Business College Ernest Hunter Willmar Daisy Donaldson Tracey Charles Arnold Charlie Westerman Waverly Janel Supt. Miller Clara Bass Miss Bass Tipton High School Washington High School State Normal State University Miss Curtis Sanborn High School Ida Grilett Sioux City Willis Academy Iowa City Grace Packard University of Ohio University of Chicago Juanita Dean Dean New York Normal School Edna Kyle Jessie Hayford Lavina Watson Anna Weenhandt Jean Gilchrist Flora B. Paddock Alice Robinson Edith Ballou Myrtle Lanning Elizabeth Barr Nellie Cole Bertha Hummer Estella MacCormick Katheryn Fenton Thompson Taylors Oraaut Oxford Madras Phoenix Weckhwear Ladies Weckwear New York White Goods New England National Womans Consumers League Childs Childrens Tilden Bros. & CO Ed F. Wright White Wm. Harrison Tilden Howe
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