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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1896

Page

5

Ames News Roundup Highlights Local Trips and Events

Mrs. J J Grove visits Alexandria Iowa Willie Watts travels from Boone to Ames Miss Harriet Nelson stays with Miss Springer Des Moines Miss Alice Stuckslager visits Boone for a Palmer sisters event F H Allen debuts a new drag for heavy items delivery Bishop Newman to lecture in Ames M E Church Sept 7 and many local society notes include gatherings travels and upcoming fairs.

Harriet Nelson Miss Springer Des Moines Alice Stuckslager Boone Nellie Nettie Palmer F. H. Allen J. P. Newman M. E Wm. Clark Ogden Anna Whitaker Ames Chas Whitaker Mrs. Whitaker Marshalltown

Two 1896 Iowa Weddings Reported With Guests And Festivities

The notice covers two weddings in 1896 near Gilbert Station and southwest Ames. Adel bert C. Smith married Ortha Grace Backer at Franklin township with relatives and travelers attending. Nannie Craig wed Geo H. Cowdrey at her parents home in Milford with many relatives and a noisy but friendly reception.

Andrew Ringheim Nevada Mrs W.G. Wright Ames Nannie Craig Christian Church of Charles T. Barker Franklin Township Gilbert Station F. J. Douglass Adelbert C. Smith Ortha Grace Backer Mabel French Boone Gladys Laura Whalen L. B. Jones Times-Republican Wm. Capps Menlo Indianola Lizzie Porter M. Church Oscar Duen Porter School For the Deaf Council Bluffs Roland Story County Carrol Herald W. W. Anderson Geo. W. Smith Jed Frank Brockway

Settling Accounts Due by September 1 Promptly

A notice urges settlement of the account on or before Sept 1 as payment will be due then. It lists items from C M Supgr Coal Hods Shovels Pipes and El bows at hard time prices at Tuurston & Graham's and mentions new dinner sets and white ware at Miller & Kooser's.

the Midland Monthly The Agricultural College W. S. Moore Campanille Stanton Florence Parkhill G. A. Kuehl G. W. Parkhill Kuebl Aermotor Co St. Louis C. M. Supgr Tuurston & Graham’ss Miller & Kooser’s

Flour Ad Highlights LaCreme Brand by Miller and Kooser

A compact promotional note urges buyers to choose LaCreme flour from Miller and Kooser, suggesting it will be the preferred choice for regular baking and reducing need to buy other brands.

Miller & Kooser

Special State Fair Train to Ames Leaves Northwestern Line

The state fair excursion runs from Ames to Des Moines with departure at 8:00 a.m. on September 8 9 and 10 and arrival in Des Moines at 9:10 a.m. Returning trains leave Des Moines at 5:54 p.m. Tickets are at half rates. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents for more information.

Ames North-western Line Des Moines Chicago & North-Western Ry

Chamberlains Pain Balm touted for rheumatism relief

A Des Moines worker from Chicago Lumber Co. says he sent medicine to his mother in Germany and praises Chamberlains Pain Balm, claiming decades of personal use. Bottles priced at 50 cents available from druggists.

Prof. Curtiss Berry Iowa Germany Jacob Esbensen Chicago Lumber Co Des Moines

Ames School Opens Fall Term With Building Assignments

Ames Iowa September 3 1896 Principal E D Y Culbertson informs pupils and patrons that the school opens Monday September 7 1896. Students north of tracks and west of the Des Moines branch attend the north building while those south of the tracks and east of the branch attend the south building. Pupils with Miss Pope or in Miss Lanning’s advanced class at spring term join the south building.

Emma Pammel Des Moines Ames East Des Moines Lowa Miss Pope Miss Lanning E. D. Y. Culbertson

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the Intelligencer Hudson Bros Sterma Saeninatilasinaine Cemenen Tina Lenses J. J. Grove Alexandria Willie Watts John Kent Chas Brown J. M. Butcher W. W. Talbot M. Stalker Buffalo New York United States Association of Veterians C. F. Curtiss Ilis H. D. Miller Beamar Ayers City Frank Schleiter Watts Fonda Helen Will W. H. Matlock Rev. Williams Prof Newans Drake University Matlock Europe W.H. Flemming Gov. Drake Grand Lodge of Flemming Grand Lodge Iowa Capital T. J. Ross Great Bend Kan Ross Milo Wilkinson Fred Bradley John Westermann Dundee Henry Westerman Frank Hunter Findley Ohio Cal. Giddings Jas Adams St. Paul Minneapolis Miss Capps Chicago McElyea Jennie Beyer Lockwood John G. Wooley Prohibition Party Needham Vermont S. W. Holcomb G. McCarthy McKinley Club Hoggatt Elgin Sil Dr. Beardsbear Minnie Blake Tom Thompson Abbie Drake Christain Cornelius Bishop Newman Geo. O’brien Colfax Wm. Warwick Mt. Pleasant Gilbert Jerry Sexton Twin Cities Sexton Bryan Club Parley Sheldon Horace Boies J. B. Weaver Newman John Butler Bert Alberts Sisson Updergraff Cedar Rapids Maxwell Butler Union School House Chas. Whitaker Whitaker Z. Shugart Shugart Mrs. D. Cupps Marion Cupps Fred Gilbert James Gilbert Skunk River Prairie City J. B Carrie A. Merritt Mary E Chas. H. Weaver Rutherford Callahan Wm. Callahan Wm. Whitmore Clark McLain Goldstone J. W. Will John H. Johndall Gunder Nelson Erick Anderson Cowdrey-Craig Lillian Barker Derwin Barker Pleasant Grove Grant Barker Leander Smith Levi Smith West Martinsburg N. Y Denmark Happi Press Thurston & Graham Loughran Machine Co E. M. Soper Soper’s W. W. Talbott State Center Shafer U.S. A Department of the East Morocco Emma Anna Sheridan Ellis Engelbeck Rob Turner Morehouse Chas. Warthow Jefferson Bee Albert McCarthy Annapolis McCarthy Lake Okoboji Harry Green Tilden Bros Soper
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