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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
5
Ames social notes report visitors and arrivals including Rev A M Shea Dora Smith Lenna Watkins and Ed Elliston. Typhoid cases curb travel while a football game with Nebraska University ends in a 21 to 0 loss in rain and mud.
Multiple property deeds recorded including transfers from Tilden Bros and McCall to several buyers and churches. Community notes describe a runaway incident near the college, construction updates, school term start, and a winter lecture series by Ross Crane Ramon Reyes Lala Sam Jones and Glee Club with season tickets advertised.
Local notices priced per line per insertion. Entertainment events with paid admission or free entries charged line per insertion. Non revenue lodge and club meetings published once free. additional publications five cents per line. Rates for advertisements to be provided weekly. changes due by Friday evening. an example rate of one dollar appears in the text.
The Watts family sues Prof. H. W. Dow for 1000 dollars alleging the motor car accident near Ontario caused the buggy to overturn and left two year old Arthur Watts with a severe scalp wound and possible permanent injury. The trial is expected next term with attorneys Slattery for the plaintiff and McCarthy and Lee for the defendant. Also noted is a Parents and Teachers Club meeting at the third ward school with songs recitals talks and a discussion on child training and nature studies.
A fashion note touts the Hart Schaffner and Marx double breasted Ryton overcoat as one of the season’s swellest choices. The piece highlights its style and quality in a concise shop report.
Barry Hall recovers from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs H Allen visit Des Moines Tuesday. A 134 inch chisel lost on Lost-On Iowa and Burnett streets. finder to White hardware for reward. The Foreign Missionary society meets Tuesday afternoon at Dr and Mrs Gardner home with Mrs Lilli Bridge. Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong of New York stay in city Wednesday en route to Polo City where Mr Armstrongs father died Tuesday. funeral today.
The notice advertises a mailing subscription deal for The Register and Leader of Des Moines Iowa. New mail subscribers paying 4.00 receive the Daily Register and Leader through January 1 1907 about fourteen months, 6.00 for both daily and Sunday editions.
Five room house available for rent on Hoggatt Street in Henry. Contact for details and rental terms.
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