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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
For sale a modern house with all conveniences in a top city location. Address listed as Intelligencer. A brief classified notice indicating a property sale.
A busy schedule of meetings and social events fills Ames clubs. Rebekah Lodge sets a special Friday session, Neewallah and Unity clubs share recent gatherings, and Priscilla Book and Two other groups post delays. Librarian delegates meet at Green's and Old Agricultural Hall hosts alumni events plus a Kiwanis dinner.
Musical events announce two pupil recitals at the Ames Conservatory of Music in the Agri cultural Hall and Library Assembly Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Admission is free and the public is invited. Performers include Nell Davenport Florence St John Ralph M Grondahl Ida Idleton Wood and others.
A recital by the pupils of Mrs Mayme featured performances by Mrs Woods students. The event showcased young musicians in a formal program with notable skill and poise.
William W. Smith of Council Bluffs married Christina M. Weigel of Gilbert by Rev. F. C. Renier at the St. Paul and Peter church near Gilbert. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Weigel. Smith works as an engineer for the Northwestern and the couple will live in Council Bluffs.
O W St John and Cedar Rapids kin visited Ames on Monday. J W Adams store sold home made bread from White Rose Flour. Spring returned from Minnesota business trip. W F Tinsley of Proudfoot Bird Rawson Co Des Moines visited Ames. G C Hendrickson moved to Sheldahl and stored goods with parents. The Hendricksons plan a Wyoming land proposition trip with the father to depart soon.
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