Personal notices from Ames locals and travelers
Mr and Mrs Albert Clark left for Rochester Minnesota for health evaluation possibly surgery amid poor health. Mrs B B White of St Louis arrives to spend the summer at Gorge Buck home with Winona Craig memories. Lovinia Watson plans summer with Mrs L E Ashbaugh in Ocean Park California. Watson was a Boise Idaho teacher. Mrs R H McGarthy visited Dennison Iowa with sister Mrs Randall. fifteenth wedding anniversary noted. Ralph Wilson of Denver stops near Michigan University to visit the McDonald family. hosts Delta Phi Omega smoker. Allen Buck returns from Columbus Ohio where studying veterinary medicine. recalls Dr McNeil's popularity at Iowa State College. Arthur Buck returns from Drake University. now LL D but not practicing. to pursue postgrad in fall. Fae McNeil starts at Fair store replacing Vera Prime who moved to Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. White
St. Louis
Missouri
Winona Craig
Ames
Gorge Buck Home
Lovinia Watson
L. E. Ashbaugh
Ocean Park
California
Los Angeles
Miss Watson
Boise
Idaho
Ado
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
McDonald
Wilson
Delta Phi Omega Fraternity
Allen Buck
Geo. Buck
Columbus
Ohio
State University of Ohio
Allen
J. H. McNeil
Iowa State College
Mrs Dyer Offers Water Color and China Painting Class
Mrs Dyer will form a beginner's class in water color and china painting this Saturday June 19. The program invites interested residents to join and learn basic techniques in a structured session.
City league to stage Fourth of July baseball series
A sports committee plan aims to hold a ball game during the semi centennial Fourth celebration. The two top city league teams would compete to establish a purse and determine the finalists for the Fourth clash.
Jeff Goes Fishing to Fox Lake Minn
Howard Kegley a Times local man departs on the four o clock train Saturday morning for Fox Lake Minnesota to fish as a guest of the large numbers of the piscatorial tribe. He will report on the catch when he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kegley
Times
Fox Lake
Minn
Jeff
Mono clan dances at Wygle club house and society notices
The community reports a social dance at Wygle club house west of campus. Laura chapter O E 8 holds a special meeting for initiation with five candidates to receive degrees and refreshments served. Various local residents and travels are noted with social visits and upcoming plans including a Cambridge wedding of Nina Heggen and Walter J. Keilis and a Denver honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wygle Club
Laura
O. E
Out of Town Guests Attend Local Event
The report lists guests from Ames including Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ellis and family, Carl Ferguson, Mrs. Echard and sons Roy and Samuel, and Grace Sampson of Des Moines, along with guests from Ankeny and Des Moines attending the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ellis
Ames
Carl Ferguson
Martin Hauge
Grace Sampson
Des Moines
Echard
Roy and
Samuel
Thompson
Ankeny
College Wedding Chimes Tie Two Professors
Two weddings this week involve college faculty. Prof R W Crum of civil engineering weds Miss Nina Bates of Cedar Rapids in Ames and will reside at Prof Ford’s house during their house wait. Later today Prof Bruce Crossley and Miss Mary Wilson wed at the bride’s parents in Cincinnati Ohio with a11 am ceremony and plan to return to Ames for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Crum
Civil Engineering
Nina Bates
Cedar Rapids
Ford
Ash Avenue
Colorado
Bruce Crossley
Mary Wilson
Cincinnatti
Iowa
Crossley
Miss Wilson
Ames
Among the Ames Churches Union Meeting At Park
Warner Johnson pastor of Unterd Brethren Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 00 led by O L Wilson superintendent and sermon at 11 00 on Faith Junior Christian Endeavor at 250 and the senior group after the union meeting at the park all are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unterd Brethren Church
Warner Johnson
O. L. Wilson
Park
What does Jesus expect of me subject at church service
Church notices announce Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by J E Arnold and preaching at 11 00 a m on What does Jesus expect of me Union services follow in the evening. Members urged to attend the final morning service before vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
T. Houser
Communion at St John’s Episcopal Church Sunday
Next Sunday June 27 communion services at St John’s Episcopal Church at 4 p.m. This will be the last service for the summer, with no service in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Augie
Local notices and small town happenings in What Cheer area
Dr W C Smith graduates Iowa State veterinary department and leaves for What Cheer to practice. Milne Parsons takes a store job. D A Nash begins building a modern home east of Boone Street. Geo Dixon family moves to a cottage near the laundry. Harry Jackson ill with pneumonia. John Payne hires on at Tilden estate grocery. Widespread cleaning services promoted by Modern Cleaner. MHollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. W Freed and daughter to build a modern cottage on Story Street. plans by Misses Wilson of New York City, noted as prominent architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Burnett Street
John Payne
Des Moines
Gene Rushmore
Tilden Estate
Whites
Mutual
Mhollister
L. M. Bosworth
W. J. Freed
Kittie Freed
Story Street
Onondaga
Elmina
Alda Wilson
New York City
C. F. Curtiss
Wilson
Wanted for sale or trade girl for general work
Help wanted advertisement seeking a girl for general work at the Cottage hotel located on Onondaga street. Call for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage
Notice of Special Drainage Assessment Hearing 1909
In Boone Story drainage district No 2 Story county Iowa owner Craig Zenor notified of special assessment on Part NW quarter SW quarter N of C and N W Ry Co Section 31 Township 84 Range 24 totaling 16 dollars. Objections must be written and filed with County Auditor before hearing. Hearing before Board of Supervisors July 26 1909 at 1 PM in Boone County Auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone-Story
Story County
Craig Zenor
Township
Board of Supervisors
Boone
Towa
Munden Wins Wrestling Match At Cole's Hall
A wrestling card staged by Jim McCoy of Des Moines and Bert Munden featured Munden of this city as the principal. He won two falls out of three against an opponent named Bange or Alm amid a fair crowd at Cole's Hall Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Jim McCoy
Des Moines
Bert Munden
Munden
Charles Beardshear Takes Creamery Job in Central City
Charles Beardshear of West Boone Street went to Central City last week for a temporary position in a creamery after finishing his first year in the daily course at Iowa State College and securing work without difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beardshear
West Boone Street
Central City
Charles
Iowa State College
Meltzer Buys McGuire and Sweeney Buildings on Onondaga
Alderman Meltzer of the 1st ward gained possession this week of two business blocks on Onondaga street known as the McGuire and Sweeney buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Meltzer
Onondaga Street
McGuire and Sweeney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Semmons Dry Goods Store
Albert Clark
Rochester
Clark
R. H. McGarthy
Randall
Dennison
Mrs. McCarthy
Bob
Ralph Wilson
Denver
Arthur Buck
Drake University
Arthur
Lld
Fae McNeil
Fair
Vera Prime
Clinton
Uay Wruereu
Frank B
Spence Ames
ICWA
Jeff” Goes
Harry Mason
Hicks
Maxwell
Will Sherk
Ella Brooks
Sam Lough
Nevada
M. A. Manning
Rock Rapids
Sheldon
Verna Ervin
Sanders
Montana
Mary Ervin
Forsythe
Garrison
Pella
Jennie Christ
Pella College
Harvard
Fourth Ward
Women's Civic Improvement Club
E. C. Tuttle
W. H. Grover
Wygle
Chaiman
Shaw
Tuttle
Daisy Brown
P. E. O Society
BE W Stanton
Hultz
L. C. Tilden
Nina Heggen
Walter J. Keilis
Geo. Heggen
Cambridge
Rev. Hicks
Methodist Church of
Clara Mason
Leda Mason
Carrie Ellis
Hyanis Nebraska
W. CC. Smith
Veterinary Department
Danforth
Chas. Cottrell
H.C. Haverly
Milnle Parsons
Lemmons
D. A. Nash
Boone St
Je Gamble
Geo
Elwell
Douglass Ave
Surrey
C. M. Proctor
Ash Ave
East Front
Duroe
J. Bert Kooser
Geo. Nichols
Nichols Livery Stable
Carroll Avenue
Washington Ave
Meltzer
Call Mutual 560
Johnson
Abastine
Judisch Brothers Ral A
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