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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
5
It highlights Hart Schaffner & Marx all wool suits and compares wool to cotton prices. The ad promotes summer fabrics such as organdies kawns dotted mulls and ribbons with prices from 8 to 25 cents and invites customers to visit store to see designs and embroidery options.
Local miscellany lists fresh milch cows for sale by Walter Morris and various Ames notices. Items include a new home excavation on Iowa Street, a Masonic grand lodge election in Clinton, a queensware sale, furnished rental at 810 Douglass, and Briley purchasing a 26 barrel stone stock tank. Also mentions Hollister's Tea ads and real estate moves by Campbell & Graves.
Marion McCarthy visits from Des Moines over Sunday. Many Ames residents host guests and visit relatives in Boone, Omaha, Michigan, New York, and beyond. Visitors include Miss Fay McNeall from Nevada, Mrs. Florence Parkhill Kuehl of Wilmette, and J. E. Davis with Joe Grove touring Colorado land. The section lists departures for studies, commencements, and land hunting trips.
George Armstrong died at 7 30 this morning at his home just east of the city after a prolonged illness. He had not been bedfast until recently.
Fine weather noted with residents traveling and visiting family. Mr. Robinson attended St Paul on Monday. Fred Inglesby visited relatives in Prairie City last week. L Oliver and wife stay with their son in Dakota for weeks. Farmers replant corn after seed spoilage from cold. Hotel signs refreshed with a first class establishment. E P Gilbert family left for Colorado to spend several months there.
Lyle Carey bought a driving horse from Ray Smith. Miss Bertha Morgan spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Noble. Ray Taylor and family visited Fay Taylor's home. Grandpa Hickle spent the day with his brother H C Hickle. Burt Carr visited Sheriff Ricketts in Nevada. George Cameron and family visited his brother in law Evans. Mr and Mrs O F Smith and Mr and Mrs Ed Adams visited Eugene Smith's family. R Griffith has built a new cistern. a heavy rain filled it to within about a foot of the top the next morning.
As trade grows the ice cream business seeks all packers and moulds. Please return by city or college delivery.
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