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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
8
Neudt Hegland of the gas company living with Alexander Gray on West Boone street was operated on for appendicitis at the college hospital Friday afternoon. He is reported as doing nicely. Sash rods at Perry's.
The Ames area mourns Charley McColly's death in Callahan Colorado after a long illness linked to tuberculosis. Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church with burial at Dunker church cemetery. Also reported is the sudden death of Mrs Anna Sheehey at her daughter's home and funeral set for Thursday at the Catholic church. The item notes Rev F C Renier officiating and adds a local update on Rev Frank Perry undergoing appendicitis surgery in Des Moines with family at his side.
Des Moines audiences will see Sarah Bernhardt on May 25 in Sardou's La Tosca at the Coliseum. Tickets go on sale via Manager Ed Millaird, with reserved seats set aside for Ames patrons and mailed promptly. The Des Moines Reg ister and Leader editor praises the play as Bernhardt's best, promising powerful vocal and dramatic display.
The Armory show opened Tuesday night under X Charles Rummell with Milton Hyatt as Madre and Babe Kelley as Marie delivering a witty, exciting performance. Charles Rummel played the counselor’s secretary with clever humor while Charles Cary provided audience-pleasing turns. Music featured solos by J. G. Stanbach and A. J. Kelley.
A senior recital is planned for Wednesday evening May 24 at 8 PM in the Ag Assembly featuring Misses Lora Ricker and Niva Nichols with a program including Hark Hark the Lark and several classical selections. An official publication notes an advertisement for bids for street construction with sealed proposals due at the Ames Iowa clerk’s office.
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