She Bntelligencer
The Ames based weekly publication by F R and M C Conaway delivers Thursday morning issues from Story County Iowa with local news and notices.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
The Ames based weekly publication by F R and M C Conaway delivers Thursday morning issues from Story County Iowa with local news and notices.
Today's events include Congregational Ladies at home and a Jamieson's Hall dance. Friday features Kensington, a Bullock card party, a Bunch dance, a Wet dance, Pi Phi dance at Adams Hall, and the Ames State Normal debate at Agricultural Hall. Saturday offers a Fletcher lecture and an Ames Nebraska game in Lincoln.
A new social club named the Crescents formed in Ames with twelve couples, George Burton as president and J F Tilden as secretary and treasurer. Meetings alternate Thursdays at Jamieson’s Hall feature dancing or cards with Cramblil’s Orchestra engaged through June 1.
Social notes from Ames recount the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell with a two course luncheon for sixty guests from Nevada and Ames. Additional items include post-nuptial showers, dinners for visiting guests, student gatherings, and a photo play at the Armory.
Laura Chapter of C E S held a special meeting for initiation. On November 3 Daughters of Pocahontas hosted a reception and banquet for Mrs. E A Miller. Royal Neighbors staged a Halloween party in Redmen's Hall with varied entertainments and a light luncheon. Motion pictures cost 10 cents at the Armory.
Voter tallies and marked figures appear across a dense OCR line of numbers. The fragment shows counts, codes, and district references for Story County results with many stray symbols and partial data.
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