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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
5
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Mrs W M Greeley spent Monday in the capitol city Editor Campbell is down from Jewell Junction for the day Miss Anna Addison of Nevada visited Miss Harriett Beyer Martha McCracken of Denver visited relatives near W P Payne Nevada Representative editor in Ames Tuesday Mr and Mrs Robert Hatfield of Des Moines visiting Mrs Hatfield's parents Mr and Mrs Orland Lang and others in Ames Frank Lang of the county farm shopped in the city Charlie Dudgeon family of Mankota Illinois moved to farm south of the city Mr G B Smeallie Cedar Falls visiting Prof and Mrs R W Getchell L D Hovey Cedar Falls guests Geo Miller Nevada Kansas visiting his ill father T J Miller Charlie Dudgeon moving into new farm home Riley Ritchie of Allerton visiting family Librarian Kittie B Freed visited Des Moines for library expansion plans Ped Kintsley Laurens moved to farm west of college Dave Lang of Hough Nebraska welcomed with birth of daughter J E Waterman Council Bluffs leaves for home Rev Stenerson of South Dakota preached at Lutheran church Miss Gussie Frazey Drake University visited with Ben Stull and attended Eastern Star event Mabel Z Keith Jesse Ward Scott Erwin and Erwin attended Madam Butterfly in Marshalltown C H Meiers left for St Joseph Missouri to enter bowling tourney Mont Hunter Webster City editor stopped en route Lorena Webber left for Des Moines after two weeks visit and is now with Miss Alice Tyler in state library work Mrs Ed Klove left for Pittsburg for extended visit with her family
A collage of Ames items includes shoe soap ads, sales notices from J. B. Kooser Co. and Cupps and Cupps millinery, room rentals at 618 Douglass Ave and 631 Story and Hoggatt, and house for sale at 204 Center St. Also reports Miss Harriet Crauthaumel with mumps, Mary Templeton visiting from Cedar Falls, and Dr. Shoop health coffee marketing. Community events include a YWCA benefit April 11, a district school event, and a box social at Red Men's hall with Lutheran church members hosting lunch.
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