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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
4
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Ames with buyers including Anna Cupps, M K Smith, Francis J Rice, Ida M Swear inger, W Forman, and W M Nelson. A detailed sale includes farm animals and machinery with a one year bankable note terms at 8 percent interest, 2 percent cash discount, and removal conditions. FRANK Copy.
The undersigned will sell at the Crooks feed yard in Ames Iowa on Saturday April 8 at 1 00 PM three head of cattle described in the notice.
J E Juper announces a removal sale to relocate stock including jewelry optical goods and musical instruments at reduced prices. Call for current prices as the move prepares.
A fragment notes that while trees are grown and sold at home or shipped, most profits go to local businessmen and hundreds of dollars collected by peddlers leave Ames never to return.
A roundup of campus notes includes visitors Louise Rowe from Boone and Miss Margaret Taylor of Olin, updates on Prof. Stevenson and Prof. Knapp, indirections about a golf accident to Miss Ethel Carpenter, a fence post treatment tank for experiments, and a Y M C A conference with Iowa college presidents.
T Barker of 1505 North Douglass Street reports a riding plow and one riding cultivator from Goode and Wright, used for two years.
City council met in regular session to complete the year and reorganize the new council. Old members were present except G W Bissell. F H Munn Geo Baker M Hemstreet N H Jacobson sworn in. plat approval for W T Smith addition. permit for Wm Taylor building on Onondaga. sidewalk from north of the Northwestern railway to College. dog catcher authorized. Maxwell elected clerk Montgomery street commissioner. Thanks extended to outgoing Perry Bower and J E Davis. Equalization of taxes followed on Tuesday evenings.
Local notes chronicle numerous visits and travels among Ames residents. George White goes to Crookston Minnesota while Mrs J L Stevens Boone visits friends. Des Moines and Boone visitors abound, with many family and hospital connections noted.
At the bride’s father Geo Akin home three miles west of Ames on April 5 at high noon Miss Anna Akin married Edward Clark both of Ames. The ceremony began at 12 o'clock to the wedding march played by Mrs Tanner of Des Moines and the couple stood before palms as F D Ferrall spoke.
Mrs Margaret Scott Gattrell, born February 14 1825 in Cambridge Ohio, married Adam Gattrell October 5 1848. After a church life of faithful service she died March 31 aged eighty. Funeral at the A B church Ames conducted by Rev Pruitt. Interred in Ames cemetery awaiting resurrection.
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