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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
2
Joy Messengers report a splendid meeting in Ames with large state-wide membership and officers reelected. The Iowa Rural Letter Carriers convention drew 100 delegates including Mrs. Gladys Ufford and speakers on roads and insurance.
Report of the condition of the Union National Bank at Ames Iowa as of September 1 1910 shows resources including loans and discounts 225087 51 bonds to secure circulation 50000 00 and deposits 140344 34 liabilities include capital stock 50000 00 surplus 50000 00 and undivided profits 4801 02 Notary and directors attest to the statement and details of convention delegates and Ames Commercial Club arrangements are noted.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Emma Polly and Maude Wakefield hosted Miss Francis Jones with games and contests. Mable Shepard won a diamond ring for most hidden nuts. Margaret Abrahamson earned a tiny flat iron for most wrong guesses. Revival meetings at Ray schoolhouse draw crowds with Ole Wald bringing hayrack loads home after service. Mrs J McGinnis and Miss Francis Jones leave for Fort Worth Texas after summer visits. Guy Gilbert of Salina Kansas visits Ames and Arapahoe. Ray and Guy settle in Arapahoe. Mrs J McDaniel’s farewell party marks a move to Germania. Mrs M W Templeton returns home after hospital treatment. W C Reynolds to janitor Ames schoolhouse with Albert Lake assisting. Rev W J Baldwin’s friends attend farewell events.
Clyde Wallinger nine year old son of Albert A Wallinger living northeast of Ames was kicked after a fractious team startled and fell behind the horses heels. He suffered serious injuries requiring several stitches for wounds from horseshoes.
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