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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
3
Personal paragraphs recount numerous visits and travels of residents and visitors across Ames, Boone, Nevada, Des Moines, Chicago, and beyond. Names include Prof. and Mrs. Resler, W. H. McNerney, Sheriff Ricketts, Jessie Cole, Edna Mathews, George Berlin, and many others, detailing dinners, school events, and trips to conventions and summer sessions. The piece also notes a local funeral, memorial observances, and a church society meeting.
Katherine Cooney and F E Gunder wed at the groom's home north of Ames with Rev. Wilson of the U B church officiating at eight in the evening. A small gathering of relatives and neighbors witnessed the ceremony. The bride, formerly of Joliet Illinois, has been housekeeper at the Gunder home recently.
Miss Agnes Allan daughter of Ames residents and Dr Albin B Phillips of Clear Lake married at the brides home with about fifty relatives present The couple will reside in Clear Lake The article also notes Pearle Johnson and A W VanHouten marrying at the Johnson home with a large reception and gifts A 25th wedding anniversary for Rev and Mrs A M Elliot near Bardin County Ohio is described with gifts and plans for a home for old people.
Last Thursday the board let the creamery contract to Schieuter & Co. of Chicago for 43192 with completion by January 1, 1905. The old creamery to be wrecked and a new site planned near Prof. McKay’s moved house. Prof. Olin resigns to join Colorado Agricultural College. Mr. Klink named assistant professor. A petition seeks a new campus road from the O D Allen farm, referred to a special committee. Domestic economy repairs approved. annual meeting July 12 sets leave and salary reviews for later.
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