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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
1
A baggage coach carried nine prize winning race horses from Chicago to the coast for a thousand dollars. The plan favored comfort over quantity, with room to lie down and a single bet thought to cover the cost.
A seven room dwelling on Boone Street is offered by A. Lockwoop Grary Co with 17-tf listing details. The notice provides basic property description and contact for purchase.
Miss Martha Johnston passed through the city en route from Kansas to Ames Iowa and will visit her cousin Miss Belle Ivers in Boone in a few days. Mrs George Bell of Ames left after funeral attendance for T Belt of Stuart Neb.
Mrs Ringheim’s sister Florence Child Wright wed Frank Shermand Cummins of Des Moines at three o’clock yesterday afternoon at the Ringheim home with about seventy five guests. Rev A B Sandford officiated in a simple ring ceremony. The bride, youngest Wright daughter, wore grey crepe du thene. the groom is a Des Moines civil engineer and nephew of Governor A B Cummins. The couple left for Des Moines six twenty two p m for apartments at the Victoria.
The bulletin notes a warmer week with more cloudiness and rain across the state affecting corn drying. Most corn is mature with good chances to crib by mid October, while 10 to 15 percent remains green due to frost. Separate news reports Great Britain lifting cattle and sheep embargoes from New England ports, easing foot and mouth disease concerns, as a major agricultural achievement. A hidden wedding: George Harple and Almeda Brenton wed quietly in Mitchell South Dakota. plans to winter in Florida and reside in Des Moines after return.
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