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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1906

Page

10

Ames Social, Cemetery, Lectures Highlight Fall Events

Ames clubs and societies filled the week with meetings and programs. The Book and Basket Club discussed Gentile da Fabriano and Fra Giovanni Angelico. the Cemetery Association reviewed year end and praised Steve Deal. The Western Stars Concert opens the college lecture series October 27.

Proctor Pratt Gentile da Fabriano Munn Fra Giovanni Angelic Mesdames Smith Dodds Rich and Lee Western Stars Concert Company

W C T U Closes Liquor Outlets in State Center and Cole

The W C T U groups in State Center and Cole have shut down local liquor shops. Mrs. Matt Carpenter leads the complaints and the drive to keep taverns from reopening in these communities.

State Center Cole Matt Carpenter

Nonpareil Club Hosts First Meeting Under New President

The Nonpareil club met at Dr. Jennie Christ's home with new president Mrs. Lelane presiding. Mrs. Tinsley reported on the March convention at Marshalltown and presented a Wales paper. Mrs. Mary Little spoke on prominent Welsh figures, with parliamentary drill by Mrs. Ada Campbell Dainty. Refreshments and social time followed as carnations were given to each lady for Mrs. Reed's birthday.

Jennie Christ Lelane Tinsley Marshalltown Wales Mary Little Ada Campbell

Births and visits noted in local items and travels

The column records several births at the college, infant burial in the college cemetery, visits by Miss Schreiner and Miss Flora Wilson, and the travels of Rev and Mrs W T Smith toward Los Angeles. It also notes Mr and Mrs Olmstead of Des Moines visiting Lew Tilden in Ames and the Wood couple honeymooning with Hawarden ties before touring the state.

W. H. Heighton Des Moines Heighton Western Musical Herald Ames J. G. Olmstead Lew Tilden Boulder Colorado D. A. Wood Hawarden A. J. Graves Nevada Donnelly Ira J. Welch Verne Welch Wood Welchs

Local Death Notices from Nevada and Aurora

Leroy Stuart died at Nevada on October 8 at his grandmother Mrs. R. P. Kettlewell’s home. A 13 month old child of Mr. and Mrs Will Hemstock of Nevada died last week of acute dysentery and was buried in Nevada cemetery. Angeline Maxwell wife of George M Maxwell died at her Aurora home on October 9.

Leroy Stuart Nevada R. P. Kettlewell Will Hemstock Maxwell Angeline George M. Maxwell Aurora

Nurse Miss Lou Shepherd Dies in Colo Home

Miss Lou Shepherd a trained nurse at Colo collapsed during dinner Friday and died within moments She trained at Boone hospital and lived with her sister Mrs C G Braid in Colo.

Lou Shepherd Colo Boone Hospital Braid

Singing Tenor Hums Through Key Of Silence

Fragmentary dialogue shows a tenor struggling for a higher note while a professor cuts in asking for a stop. The exchange highlights a humorous rehearsal moment noted in the Christian Register.

Granite slabs offered for fall sale in Quincy shop

A dealer displays extra dark grey granite from Quincy Massachusetts now set for inspection. The seller notes delayed shipment then offers price reductions to close out the season. Call at the shop to see large available stock and avoid agents commissions.

Quincy Mass

Local Lodge News and Socials Across Ames and Nevada

Mystic Encampment and G A R hold events with Rebecca delegates at Dubuque meeting. Woodmen boom in Ames with KE A Griffith elected deputy. Nevada hosts Mystic Workers lodge and district Relief Corps convention on October 30 at Woodman hall. Rosebud Homesteaders plan pumpkin pie social at Red Men’s hall Friday with pie eating contests.

Steve Deal J. E. Campbell Rebecca Dubuque I Ames KE. A. Griffith W. B Relief Corps of Third District Iowa Nevada Ames and Boone Corps Addie Anangst Woodman Hall Library Nevada Corps Relief Corps Nancy Taylor Gibson Llsley J. M. Gilbert Rosebud Homesteaders No Red Men’s Hall

Surgeon removes lip epithelioma in Biggerville tale

In Biggerville a surgeon removes an epithelioma from a shan's lip. Mrs Hornbeak comments on long words while farmer Hornbeak jokes about doctors and language as the scene unfolds.

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