Little Bits Of Local Life In Ames 1894
Ames notes cover a wide mix from Daley the tailor to new screen doors, Miss Bradley picnic at Maxwell grove, Grove Bros store repair, and Rev Douglass Ames church vacation. Reports on Unitarian services, camping tales, Shriners train, coastal rail arrivals, and local weather and crop prospects through July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
J. B. Elliott's
Bierton & Smith
Thurston & Graham's
Buanciue Bradley
Maxwell's Grove
Grove Bros
R. B. Armstrong
High Bridge
Christian Sunday School
Hannum’s Mill
Kistlers
Parkhills
Gossards
Keuhl
Anna Allen
Wat
F. J. Douglass
Ames Church
Gilbert Church
Wrxe
Ames Notes and Visitors Highlight Local Life
Ames residents and visitors are itemized in a bustling roundup. Captains and merchants, relatives from Boone to Nevada ride in and out of town while talks of sewer work, convention travel, and church lectures punctuate daily routines.
Local Notes From Ames and Surroundings
General Lincoln and family return from Mud Lake camping after two to three weeks. Rumor of possible North Western timetable changes next Sunday, with faster routes and local connections. Union prayer meeting at Congregational church drew about a hundred. brief shower followed, rain impact unclear. Ames note: wedding of D. M. Graham of Audubon and Kate Brown of Polk City at 1515 West Locust street by Rev. O. F. Shaw. They plan a Kansas wedding trip and Graham's law career after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Lincoln
Lincoln
Kent
Mystic Shrine
Denver
Shriners
el Kahir
G. M. Blair
Blairsburg
Webster City
Des Moines Register
R. B. Armstrong
The
Ames Times
Des Moines
Armstrong
Agricultural College
H. G. Raynor
Clinton
Charley Raynor
Hank
Charley
S. P. O'Brien
Indiana
Mr. Jeffreys
Corey
O’brien
Steve
P. A. Rocky
Worts Brothers
Russell
J. H Cook
Clear Lake
Prof. Kent
Mud Lake
Marshalltown
Congregational Church
Tur
Ames
D. M. Graham
Audubon
Iowa Agricultural College
Kate Brown
Leonard Brown
Polk City
Graham
West Locust Street
O. F. Shaw
Kansas
Corn Fodder Discussion At Town Hall July 28
A town hall meeting at 2 p m on Saturday July 28 discusses when to cut corn fodder and methods to handle and cure it. Mr John Lawson opens the discussion followed by attendees. T J Kegley will speak on moisture from the atmosphere by cultivation or artificial means. Three dozen feather pillows for sale in quantities. inquire at the West Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
John Lawson
T. J. Kegley
West Hotel
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the Times
Unitarian
Leon A. Harvey
Reed's Hall
Cedar Rapids
Keltner’s Grove
City
Geo. Jupisen
Westerman & Arnold
Judisch
Gen. Judisch
Harlan Bros
Mesdames Williams
Hardin
M. J. Sersy
Tr Circus
FroumMan
New York
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Perkins
Sheldon
P. O
Story County Bank
Jayfor
Capt. Smith
Nevada
M. K. Smith
Boone
Gertrude Fairchild
Ames Friends
May Benson
Colfax
J. M. Bowling
Stanwood
Iowa
J. B. Elliott
Euelah Bingham
Miss Stevens
Curtis W. Lindley
Mr. Kellogg
Greenfield
Elizabeth Geddes
Vinton, Ia
Jim Reynolds
Gilbert
Belle Selby
Grand Junction
Berry
Addison
Maxwell
A. M. Perkins
Mr. Daniels
Louisa Bosworth
Nebraska
Nell Neilson
Allie Ambrose
Sara Wilson
S. Cramer
Cramer Bros
Missouri Valley
J.P. Green
Marshall County
Jim
J. E. Duncan
EB. Loughran
Mrs. Tucker
Shenandoah
A. P. Griffith
A. R. Kellogg
E. C. Potter
Ruth Duncan
Cleveland
Ohio
Convention of the Christian En
Deavor
John Williams
Dr. Hunt
Will Young
Elmer Jones
Royal Arch
Loughran
Bosworth
Lakes
Dakota
al. Walkey
Arnold
Mr. Judison
Dora Hamilton
Lyman Mitchell
E. P. Wilson
Tes Moines
J. M. Gilbert
Neva Curley
Prairie City
Y. P.C. U. of Enterprise U. S
M.S. Drury
Western College
W. H. Newson
Kingville
Chamberlain
Nelson
Geo. Judisch
PD. D. Bales
Cramer Brothers
L. M. Bosworth
South Side
Main ST
F. Martin
Sawyer
J. P. Watson'ss
Minnesota
Holesale
Armers
Grista
Frank Patrick
City Drug Store
Han
California
Marks
Central
U. S
Bigelow & Smith
Norier
Adams Bros
Briceton & Smith
J. B. Elliott’s
N. R.y
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Toronto
E. M. Soper
North Wstern
Chio & North-Western R'y
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