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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
4
The Bntelligencer announces weekly publication every Thursday morning in Ames Story County Iowa with a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance.
Miss Ruth Cattell visited Des Moines Sunday while Miss Fae McNeil stayed with friends in Nevada. Various residents and visitors from Ames and Boone were noted in Des Moines, Nevada, and on college and state fair days, with names including the Clark home guests, Miss Adams, Mr. Drummond, Professor Kunerth, and many others attending events, visits, or moving residences.
Ames residents and visitors are noted with church events, travel plans, hospital stays, and social visits. Nordskog concerts. Kibbee trip home to Colorado. Beecham Baldwin farewell service. families visiting Nevada Des Moines Story City Seattle and Seattle exposition. numerous local and out of town moves and gatherings.
A blaze swept a corn crib belonging to Mr. J. Raney situated half a mile west of town last Saturday. A large quantity of corn was burned along with hay and straw stacks. Mrs. R. F. Hutchison and her little son were mentioned in the incident.
Miss L. Zenorr, visiting Mrs. Alfred in the country, arrives in Ames to arrange her trip. She plans to leave Saturday for her claim eight miles north of Fort Pierre, South Dakota, with stops in Sioux City, then back and forth as she settles into western life. Her friends extend good wishes for success.
F. J. Olsan of Ames Green House was elected vice president of the organization at the Des Moines meeting of agriculturists. The selection is seen as well earned and may entitle him to the title of professor for his notable success in the field.
An old local ad promotes renting rooms and selling school shoes. It highlights Caine Bros. & Herman carrying Bu ley & Stevens boys and youth shoes and a Miss Low Heel line for girls at low prices.
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