Ames and Nearby Folks Visit Friends and Relatives
Muscatine Iowa guests include Miss Fae Farnum and Clinton friends at the Farnum home on Boone Street. Residents travel to Des Moines Marshalltown and Nevada for visits while others host relatives from Clinton Ames Story City Roland Boone and Des Moines areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
Rock Island
Fae Farnum
Clinton
Farnum
Boone Street
Saeger
Los Angeles
Marshalltown
N. Evans
L. M. Gibson
Des Moines
H. J.lisley
J. H. Moore
Hazeltown
G. A. Snook
Burnett Avenue
Mesdames
Drew and
Cameron
Ada Cameron
Harriett Wilkinson
Marie
Elsie McDonaldson
Long
J. H. Alexander
Sanatarium
Nevada
Will Sisson
Mandelbaum’s
Martha Allison
G. T. Allison
G. Stayner
Chicago
Stayner
Granddaugther Harriett
Sam Ericson
Ames
St. Croix
Minnesota
John Hollowell
Richard Cain
John Snyder
Coin
Walter Heers
Story City
Personal notices of visits across Iowa and Des Moines
Numerous brief mentions of people visiting friends and relatives in Ames Boone Jefferson Story City Colo Madrid Nevada Odebolt and Des Moines. Frank travel includes Miss Rice Miss Marie Raynor Miss Carrie Pike and Miss Cassie Lincoln with other residents visiting over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Pike
Des Moines
Laurie Kurtz
Colo
Minnie Hentz
Mary Kintzley
Ruby Tait
Buckworth
Cora Brown
Creston
A. E. Bingemann
Nevada
Fannie Wright
Waukon
Ivers
Odebolt
E. T. Grove
Boyd
Miss Eckart
Woodstock
Illinois
H. E. Bemis
Bert McLain
Boone
Fred Tilden
Bert Cramblit
John Diehl
Robert Clark
Madrid
E. E. Potter
Florence Jensen
Enterprise School
Logan Allison
Bessie Allison
Ames Social Notes face a busy week of visits and events
Miss Ida Brown was in Ames Saturday while Master Benny DeLong remains on the sick list. Several residents travel between Ames and Nevada and Lamont Okla for family and church matters. The Ladies' Missionary Society raised about 55 dollars at a chicken pie supper and Morris Anderson broke his leg after a horse fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Brown
Ames
Benny DeLong
L. Oliver
Nevada
W. L. Hoffman
Charles City
H. M. Springman
F. M. Bell
Totten
Igo Shearer
Beulah Epperson
Rose
A. Morgan
Will Pickham
Ernest Shepard
Paul McFarland
Dan
Keithsburg
Ill
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Morris Anderson
Nelson
Ruth
Boone
Jeanette Hanna
E. Totten
Lamont
Okla
W. H. Totten
Will Wilson
New York
Frank Ray
Kent & Ray
John Mussland
Marsh Johnson
Musland
Story City
Lars Tesdall
C. M. Abrahamson
George Barhite
Muskegon Nitting
Turner McLain laid to rest in Ames funeral service
Funeral for Turner McLain held at the Ames Methodist church with a large Story County attendance. Rev. Dr. Crissman led a proud tribute praising his unselfish life and charitable acts, while Masons and fraternal groups honored him at a graveside ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissman
Turner McLain
Methodist Church
Story County
Friends of
Grand Army of the Republic
Masons
Women’s Relief Corps
Brother McLain
Miss Janet Hannay Dies. Early Iowa Settler
Miss Janet Hannay, born in Nova Scotia over eighty years ago, moved to Story County in mature years and was well known by old settlers. She died last week and was laid to rest in the Gilbert cemetery last Thursday. Relatives W H Nelson of Boone and Ethelyn Nelson of Ogden, formerly of Ames, attended the funeral along with many early county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. McLain
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Ames
William McLain
Illinois
Iowa
Fourtenth
Iowa Infantry
Mississippi River
Shiloh
Libby
Richmond
Macon
Savannah
Mr. McLain
Story County
Mr McLain
Rose Minkler
Rochelle
Ill
Alta
Lang
Nebraska
Rosa
Frank J. Coil, Jr
Mary Fleming
Stella
Jennie
McLain
Jennie Fleming
Lisbon
Ohio
William
Janet Hannay
Nova Scotia
Gilbert
W. H. Nelson
Boone
Ethelyn Nelson
Ogden
Miss Hannay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milain
Heaven
Earth
Waube
Jesus
Bethany
Lazarus
C. BE. Hunt
George W. McLain
LeMars
N. H. Confare
Confare
A. C. McLain
C. M. Minkler
Minkler
C. C. Montgomery
Libbie Montgomery
Jewell
Armory
Smythfield Union
Nancy Mills
Bradley
Bradle
St. Paul
Semmons
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