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Ames Chronicle notices and obituaries in Ames and vicinity
Prof Resler spent Sunday in Omaha. Henry Lindsey near town is ill. Wheeler returns from Belmond Iowa. Agnes Lovejoy and Edna Page visit Des Moines Ames. Cadets to Omaha on special train. Miss Ruth Foster visits eastern state. Mrs Wilson visits Sigourney. McElyea dies at Ames after heart trouble. Funeral at Methodist church. He built Cedar Falls and Normal street railway. Born February 25 1857 in Illinois. Lived Ames longtime, married Sarah Fitch Patrick 1884, five children. Road contractor for railways across Iowa Nebraska Dakota. Member of Masonic and Methodist circles.
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Henry Lindsey
Wheeler
Belmond
Iowa
Agnes Lovejoy
Edna Page
Des Mains
Ames
Suan
van Chamberlain and Son
Ottawa
A. Jacobs
The
Fair
R.aheown
Cambridge
Cooley & Jones
Anes
Ruth Foster
Rush
Art’ Lincoln
T . Colle
Omaha
W. GC. McIntyre
Indianola
Ayres
Pos- Ola Creteran
Will Clarence Sidhe
George Miller
Nevada
Jeanette Bartholomew
Ben Brenneman
Salem Nourse
Opera House
Tacoma
Willie McLain
Charley Hamilton
Willie Wright
B. Wilson
F. P. Harris
Sigourney
Des Moines
L. H. Pammel
C. W. McElyea
Danville
New York
Thomas
J. L. Stevens
Cedar Falls
Normal Street Railway
Charles Wesley McElyea
Malugins Grove
Illinois
Story County
California
Sarah F. Fitchpatrick
Sioux Rapids
Nebraska
Dakota
Methodist Church
Excalibur Command- Beehts Templar
Bodne
Emple
Cedar Rapids