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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1910

Page

2

On the Campus Highlights from Ames Visitors

Ames social notes list visits from B. W. Crossley Miss Emma Tellier and others across Des Moines Hampton Grinnell Guthrie Center and Cumberland. Professors Schmidt Benson and McCullough spoke in Des Moines and Cedar Falls. Roosevelt visits and family gatherings noted with I. S. C. link and state teachers convention events.

B. W. Crossley Ames Emma Tellier Humboldt Caroline Laird Des Moines O. H. Cessna James Shalienberger McCullough Hampton J. Thompson LaGrange Celeste Pettinger Cumberland Vera Dixon Marian Kilbourne Grinnell Schmidt Alexander Guthrie Center Benson Minneapolis Chapel Seaman Knapp Josslyn and Reynolds Theodore Roosevelt Stanton A. B. Conrad Mike” Adams Willa Manchester Church Mallory Allison Helen Wells Hartman Miriam Wells Cedar Falls Harry Gehl Paul Thomas Gehl

Paonia Birth Announcement and Des Moines Teachers Exhibit

A boy arrived Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs B L Hollingsworth in Paonia Colorado. Mrs Hollingsworth is formerly Miss Nora Person. At Des Moines the Savery parlor served as I S C headquarters for the State Teachers convention with a display of statistics books dodgers and pennants highlighting the alumni and the institution benefits.

W. M. Hayes Bertha Arbaugh Ames Dan Hurst Chicago Dan Black Hills Hollingsworth B. L. Hollingsworth Paonia Colo Nora Person Savery State Teachers’ Convention Des Moines

Many Fraternity Guests at Margaret Hall Weekend

Margaret Hall served as a social hub with numerous guests from Des Moines Atlantic Cedar Rapids and Sioux City. Members hosted dances dinners and house parties at Alpha Tan Omega Acacias and Rho Sigma Gamma fraternities with chaperones from Mrs Tilden and other faculty.

Margaret Hall Edith Booker Coral Roberts Inez Hallowell Amy Hooper Mary Blodgett Atlantic Blodgett Lease of Gaiva Mabel Loomis Sioux City Helen Betty Stapleton Spirit Lake Miss Hoffman Waterloo Miss Galloway Mrs. Slessor Clara Robinson Louise Peck Tri Delta Mmdianola Miss Swan Lillian Granger Eagle Grove Eleanor Halleck Miss Burge Mt. Vernon Miss Lyle Faith Fenton Jewell Junction Miss Brubaker Vinton Miss Meek Miss Cunningham Miss Arthur Mrs. Lewberger Cedar Rapids Polly Witmer Miss Williams Des Moines Eppel Orchestra Boone Forest City A. M. Gjellefald Si” Warren Malvern Pi Beta Phis Welch Avenue Ruth Egloff Cedar Falls Lois Boardman Nevada Kahler Simpson Ruth Dyer Helen Strubel Carroll Mildred West Florence Sanborn Lohrville Agnes Feeney Winifred Wheeler Margaret Hanson Zoa Bronson Laura Young Iowa City Kappa Sigma Duff Avenue Kappa Sigma Fraternity Misses Dickey Updegraff Fort Dodge Messrs Merritt Fort Jacksonville T. Fred Henry Familton Wheaton Ill Prassing Somonauk Roberts Marathon William Hough Chicago Bob Fulton Storm Lake N. W. Joiner, '10, Maquoketa; H. K. Davis Knoxville Will Spurrier Henry Wallace Sigma Nus Douglas Avenue Messrs. A Alderman Charles Wagner W. E. Tussant Harry Smith Nes Moines Leland Gropewald Emerson Cooper Allen Shepherd Owen Meredith C. W. Baxter Eugene McCaffrey Shef Read Nat Goodwin Marshalltown J. Cockfield C. Moshier A. H. Gunderson Walt Stewart Charles Whiting A We Swartzleader L. T. Burroughs M. Randall W. C. Hassell Cedar Forsbeck Phi Gamma Deltas Hyland Avenue Porter Misses Kettering Dyer Muscatine Sanborn Moville Kahler Traer Egloff Cedar Walls Boardman Reed and Pvorsky Hoffman Wilson Winn Byers Willets and Philips Greene Creene Daniels Daniels Leg van Liew Barlow and Heg Seeberger West and Chase P. M. Simons Osceola Warmer Sioux Rapids Chalmers Haltow Rachael Paxton Colonials Carrie Drennan Northwestern University Nelson Preston and Drennan Corning Hetty Garner Davenport Elizabeth Backer Rockwell City Inez Harlowell Amy Hoopes Abigail Shumway State Center Emma Gamble Flora Ever Iowa Jessie Rogers Ezes West Liberty Lee Salem Miss Pfeffer Miss Hoover Miss Brown Ames Kent Reid Beloit Wis Blythe Vandenburg Valley Junction Miss Richards Haywarden Mikesh Odenbahl Indianola Richards Alpha Tan Omegas Burnett Avenue E. Bemis Glee Club Ag” Assembly Tocher Smith Oskaloosa Eckart Allinson Iowa Falls Ramsey Acacias The Tone C. G. Tilden

Halloween dancing and fraternal parties across campus

Fraternities and sororities hosted Halloween dances at Adams Hall Smiths Hall and Hyland avenue houses with music by Clemmer and Ep pel orchestras. Guests included Miss Esther Bushnell Cedar Rapids, Miss Florence Tunis Main street, and several Iowa City students.

Pi Phis Adams Hall Theta Chis Thora Talhnan Ninth Street Veterinary Department Smith's Hall Kappa Delta Grand Avenue Harold Clemmer Clyde Williams Zeta Sigma Zetas Hyland Avenue Cramblitt Roy Hiram Porter Esther Bushnell Cedar Rapids J. M. Comfort H. Handling Iowa City N. N Messrs Garrettson Lambert Newton W. F. Beatty Charles City Paul Harpe Ralph Helm Pleasantville Floyd Collins Raymond J. M. Tudor Wheelan Storm Lake Swingley Marshalltown Carpenter Marion Scriber Dennison Don Stauffer Walker Kaiser, Miller and Sprock Kappa Deltas Harris Fairfield Bennett Moorehead Tom Ida Grove Fairchild Clinton Florence Kimball Gamma Thetas Pike Avenue Messrs. Silms Conrad L. H. Burrows H. Barry Cedar Lee Mason City Harry Hall Marengo J. E. Myers F. O. Jones Sherborn Minn Champlin’s Hall Cunningham Hoskins Sioux City Pottle Grinnell Sevehere Fort Dodge

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promise of Free Trial

Our store offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic in two sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar with a personal guarantee. If it does not give you absolute satisfaction the trial costs you nothing, backed by claims from Rexall remedies available only at The Rexall Store Loughran & Bauer.

Rexall Loughran & Bauer

Handkerchief Sale and Dutch Supper at Christian Church

On Thursday November 17 the Christian Church hosts a handkerchief sale and Dutch supper with a menu including sandwiches balona potato salad chips pickles pretzels coffee doughnuts cake ice cream apples priced to small coins. All invited to buy handkerchiefs and enjoy the event.

The Christian Church

Two Great Annual Expositions In Chicago

The International Live Stock Exposition runs November 26 to December 3 and the U S Land and Irrigation Exposition runs November 19 to December 4. For full particulars apply to any ticket agent of The North Western Line.

Chicago

Civic Improvement Society to Meet Monday in Ames

The Civic Improvement Society calls a first meeting of the new club year for Monday at three o clock in the restroom. Women interested in Ames civic life are urged to attend this kickoff session led by Mrs. E.

I. F. U. C. Seventh District Convention Report

EK reports on the Seventh District Convention of the I. F. U. C. held in Des Moines recently. The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church will meet Thursday November 17 at the home of Mrs. Charles Anderson.

EK. Little Des Moines Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church Charles Anderson

Express Company Changes In Ames Station

A local express office announces leadership changes. Ross Rutherford resigns to join Sears restaurant work. Max Brintwell advances to inside duties. Floyd Templeton becomes general manager of city delivery. Ed Rutherford urged to receive salary doubling as agent. R C Christian stays on midnight and daybreak watch. American Express reports Ames operation as the largest on its Iowa lines.

Express Ross Rutherford Sears Max Brintwell Floyd Templeton City Delivery Ed. Rutherford R. C. Christian The American Ames Iowa

Howe-Dolliver Memorial Service Aboard at First Congregational

A memorial service for Julia Ward Howe and Senator Dolliver was held at the First Congregational Church last Sunday evening. The program included organ preludes hymns prayers readings tributes and a battle hymn performance by local performers.

Senator Polliver B. J. Hibbard Howe Robert Mason Clark Miss McConnell

Evangelist McVay Joins Ames Church Revival Campaign

The Christian Church brings Prof. McVay of Nebraska to assist Rev. Houser in a two week soul campaign starting two Sundays from now. Meetings Sundays and weekdays aim to evangelize, with past revivals in Ames Ontario and Bloomington drawing many to church.

Christian Church McVay Nebraska Houser Ames Ontario Bloomington

Laura Smith Elected Secretary of Hahnemann Society

Miss Laura Smith training at Iowa City for nurse was elected secretary of the Hahnemann Society the largest organization of homeopathic doctors and nurses at the State University.

Laura Smith Iowa City Hahnemann Society

Good Fight Made for the Hospital

County Hospital proposition fell short but a magnified campaign drew strong support. The Hospital Club conducted an open fight to inform voters about the law, the need for the institution, and the costs to individuals. The educational drive will continue as the need for a hospital remains evident.

Hospital Club

Train masters Bill Thompson and Will Thompoon in Iowa mix up

Bill Thompson at Sioux City works with acting train master Will Thompoon after a mix up this week. A Wisconsin man Ed Iwen reports being robbed by two strangers he befriended. one robber was captured with Bill's help, the other slipped away after a brief gun firefight at the depot.

Bill Thompson Sioux City Will Thompoon Ames Ed. Iwen Wisconsin Bill

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