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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
5
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Classifieds include a three star silver plated cornet in fine condition with attachments, a Canadian land bargain in southeast Saskatchewan, an iron heating stove and range, rugs, and small cottage inquiries. Also notes that the corner stone for the new post office will be laid within two weeks as construction progresses.
Harold Clemmer of Hampton and his wife will reside in Ames for the school year. Clemmer is a senior at ISU. Mrs Clemmer, renowned in Ames, will teach a school of expression this fall. Slater boosters win Booster Bee and plan a cross country trip with 25 autos visiting several towns. The run starts next Tuesday with a rain date of the following Thursday, across a listed schedule ending back in Slater.
Miss Ida E Boyde and Miss Cloe Packman spent Saturday in Des Moines while many Ames residents hosted visitors or traveled. Mrs Osmund Johnson of Boone visited relatives in Ames, and Miss Nina Nichols, Miss Eleanor Hallock, and Miss Georgina Hawkes were seen in Des Moines. Numerous Ames locals hosted gatherings, announced moves, and noted summer travels in Iowa and neighboring states.
Don Griffith purchased the Iowa cafe from McPherson and took possession mid last week. Griffith brings several years of restaurant experience and full knowledge of the business from a to z.
An Ames dairy advertisement extols Danforths cream as pure and sanitary. It contrasts milking practices with wet teats and dirty handling to claim superior standards, clean barns, cement floors, cold storage, and no human hand contact. Danforth F. D. Danforth urges consumers to demand quality and place party orders.
A married couple of wealth faces spiritual doubt as Father Kelly the modern world priest intervenes. His calm courage restores trust, dispels doubt, and brings the couple into hopeful light. The play, by Edward E. Rose, is staged for Gaskell and MacVitty.
The Iowa Cafe lists a Sunday dinner for September 24 1911 with Consomme Royal Calf's Tongue Hollandaise Fried Spring Chicken Breaded Veal Cutlets Saratoga Chips loin of Beef au Jus Pork Cranberry Mashed Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Peach Short Cake and Tea Cream The new management promises satisfaction and a welcome to all. The Armor will stage a play next Thursday September 28 reproduced from its Chicago New York City and Boston runs.
Dr. B. G. Dyer comes back after three months in New York hospitals where he served eight hours daily. He recalls historic sites including Trinity Church and General George Washington’s pew while noting the Fulton inscription and a sighting of Atwood en route from Boston.
Mr. E. O. Bontelle of Chicago visits Ames renewing friendships. A former forge instructor at the college he now works for a structural iron works company and traveled to Iowa to secure contracts in Des Moines for his firm.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Logan arrived last week from Mt. Pleasant and will reside at the F. N. Coulter home on Grand Avenue. Dr. Logan is a senior veteran at Iowa State College and married June 23 to Miss Florence Foster at Mt. Pleasant. He has practiced in Hillsboro during summer vacation.
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