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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
4
The Madame Le Brun Grand Opera Company Quartette will perform the third program of the fall lecture course at the college on Saturday night featuring music in Italian German and English. They come highly recommended and are expected to draw a large audience.
A car load of Burbank potatoes from northern Minnesota will be for sale on the tracks Monday by W. S. Burton.
World renowned pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski will record for Victor and two favored pieces are offered for listening in Ames at Mr C R Quade's studio. Saturday records will arrive and be played on Victrolas with free listening.
Ames residents show growing interest in a Des Moines concert on October 30 featuring Alice Nielsen and Riccardo Martin with five other renowned singers. The program at University Church of Christ, directed by Dr. M. L. Bartlett, includes duets and ensembles. A Duluth advance notes strong success and plans may allow Ames attendees to return the same night.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy during bereavement. Also notes Great Western bowling team, including Miss Elsie Sutton, visiting Ames and entering Y W C A tournament with seven teams. Prof Mortensen of Iowa State College recovered from appendicitis and returned to teaching at ISC.
Ames notices list Methodist Episcopal, Christian Science, and First Congregational services with times and speakers. Lectures at St Cecilia’s church and a missionary exposition are described, plus Presbyterian mission news and moves of Rev W L Sutherland and family. Local church socials, lectures, and educational details are included.
Thomas E Posegate died after a two week illness on October eighteenth at Kelley. Born in Indiana August 27 1833 he was 78 years 2 months 21 days old. A Story county early settler most of his life, funeral at Kelley church with Ames quartet. interment in Ames cemetery. Relatives from Nebraska Shell Rock Ontario Des Moines and Ames participated.
Col Dan McCarthy attended funeral services in Webster City on Monday for O A Cole who formerly lived north of Ames. Mrs Cole is a niece of Mrs McCarthy. Bargains in trimmed hats Saturday Tenurchased on that day 25 per cent discount at Copps Copps Millinery.
Mr. Thompson of Collins drove to Ames Sunday with his brother in law Mr. G A Snook and his family returning in the afternoon with them. They visited at the Thompson home until Monday morning then went back to Ames by train. Professors A K Short and N P Oates of the University of Oklahoma arrived to pursue postgraduate work in Animal Husbandry. A 25 percent discount on trimmed bags offered at Cupps Cupp Millinery, with the season's first snow melting on contact.
The Youth's Companion lists a story The Champion Ten Ears by C V Gregory formerly of the Bulletin department at Iowa State College. Dr Ben Rudge and Miss Mary Moorehead will marry at Ida Grove Friday in a private ceremony due to the bride's mother's death.
Birth reports note a daughter born October 22 to Mr and Mrs Elmer Greenlee of Nevada. A son arrives to Mr and Mrs Roy Annerman of New Mexico. Mrs Annerman was formerly Miss Sadie Moore, a former Ames High School teacher. A daughter is born to Prof and Mrs Schaub in Raleigh North Carolina. Prof Schaub previously worked at Iowa State College station and Mrs Schaub, formerly Miss Maude Kennedy of the Omega Delta girls.
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