Local Ames Notes and Social Roundup
The item stream surveys daily life in Ames with notes on contests at T J Miller Son and Loughran Bauer, mail uniforms, Sunday school picnics, weather, picnics and furniture, local marriages and society news. It covers professors camping in Colorado, graduates taking positions, and a bridge closure affecting travel between Ames and Nevada.
Mary Moss Long obituary and a Ames school bond report
Mary Moss Long born in 1847 near Belfast Ireland died June 1 1903 aged 56. She married John Long in 1871 and immigrated to Des Moines before their marriage. funeral conducted by Rev O L Wilson and interment in Ames cemetery. The second item notes Ames school district considering bonds to buy land and build a new school to relieve crowding, with details on locations and enrollment trends.
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Mary Moss Long
Belfast
Ireland
John Long
United Brethren Church
America
Des Moines
Sister Long
O. L. Wilson
Kelley
Ames
Court Dockets Show Dismissal And Jury Verdict In Local Cases
This week in Justice O Briens court R S McCall sued Frank B Spence for 100 dollars but the court lacked jurisdiction and dismissed the case without prejudice. On Wednesday M K Smith won a 50 dollar real estate commission suit against Will Taylor by jury. Monday N M Baker Co sued C B Narge on contract and the case was continued indefinitely. A silk umbrella was lost between the north fron bridge and Ames with instructions to return it to the TIMES office.
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S. V. Kasem
College Park
Grorox Stanford
T. Lenox
Marshalltown
Colorado
Denver
F. W. Willie
Jefferson
Joan Brhel
Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines
Eagle Iron Works
Brhel
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Mary Sabin
Ben Read
Ames Savings Bank
Manning
Lowa Falls
Iowa
John Clay
Clay, Robinson & Co
Alvin H. Sanders
Justice O’brien
R.S. McCall
Frank B. Spence
H. E. Slattery
C. G. Lee
M. K. Smith
Will Taylor
H. K E. Slattery
N. M. Baker & Co
North Fron Bridge
Times Office
Obituary: Mrs. Armina Downes Barnes Dies at 88
Mrs. Armina Downes Barnes born May 22, 1820 in Livingston County New York. She married Henry Barnes July 14, 1848 in Wisconsin and had seven children. Later moved to Story County Iowa, where she died June 7, 1903 aged 88 years 16 days leaving a husband and five children.
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Mrs. Barnes
Livingston County
New York
Armina Matilda Downes
Wisconsin
Henry Barnes
Story County
Iowa
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Northwestern Railway
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Anna Bodenheimer
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Burford
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
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Kansas
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Times
D. G. Ferguson
Brownlie Fleming
I. C. Brownlie
Ida Fleming
Eureka
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Sam
Davenport
Brownlie
Nove Ty
Inter-State Cor
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Monticello
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Thayer
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Sapt. Scroggie
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Tilden Bros
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