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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1893

Page

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A. C. Boys Win From Neighboring Towns

The 16 Farmers are going to be in it this season. I. A. C. ball team opened an eastern trip with a league game against Cornell College at Mt. Vernon. The game featured strong Cornell players and Connor batsmen for I. A. C. The home team lost in the third inning after pitcher Rhea was knocked out, with Keefe and McKinsie among the standout hitters for I. A. C. The Cedar Rapids overnight stop preceded a second game against S. U. I. where I. A. C. won 10 to 2. Other notes include local entertainment and community news, with updates on residents, events, and mishaps around Ames.

Tks I. A.C Cornell College Mt. Vernon Cornell Sona Keefe LeMars Davenport C. C Cornellis Chicago Payers Rhea McKinsie Connor Bros John Connor Willie Connor Cammack MePnnell Ee Gayisses A. C C. Thri Oe Nichols U. S Grand Cedar Rapids Iowa City Benjamin Brownlie W. Connor Wing Cooper S.U. I Zmant Tuttle Reno Chanflin Oppice Chantlin Converse Blackburne Gillette Cede Mre Ryode Codha La.c Hurst Benjamin and

Local Notes From Grant County Iowa News Item

Mrs Elias Reasoner goes to Des Moines for dropsy treatment. Mrs Thomas Jarole remains ill. Mr Frank Dailey from Crawford Neb returns home to help on the farm. Wolves took two Sping sheep. Mrs Gee Armstrong in Dakota visiting daughter Mrs Willie Taylor. Corn planting in Grant proceeds. grass and grain look fine. Apple crop poor. cherries plums currants gooseberries may do better. Scripture quotes and folk reflections follow about trouble and honesty. A corrigendum about Listener remarks and a dirt story ends with a serenade disappointment.

Frank Dailey Crawford Neb Sping Grant

Gilbert Station Social and Travel Notes

A. S. Liddle was in town a short time Monday. J. P. Zenor visited his son in Conrad and returned Saturday. Mrs. Irene Jenks spent Sunday with her parents. C. B. Spurrier is back at his old place in the store. Vacation reports brought smiles. Mrs. D. G. Ferguson visited Kibbee home Tuesday. Will Conrad spent Sunday with his mother and sister. John Musland and Andrew Johnson left Monday for four months in Norway. Frank Gilbert and family with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver visited Chicago for the World’s Fair, two weeks planned. Messrs Wilson, Peiffer, Reynolds and Dodds heard Janauschek at Ames Saturday. O. M. Lake came from Nevada and spent Sunday with kin. Jack Stringer was in Des Moines last Thursday. The cheese factory commenced business Monday. Patrons urged to bring or send milk to sustain a paying venture.

Opera House Amaernt McCarthy McCarthy Naval Academy Congressman Hull Amherst Orr Ames Opera House Wortman Frank East Association Hall Schubert Symphony Club Lady Quartette Chicago Purcell Tommie Purell Mane Atve John Rex Ohio C. F. Davis Fred Rosenfeldt Kelley Sam Rich Richmond Mr. Rich Sam Will. Heacock C. BE. Spurrier Tie D. G. Ferguson Kibbee Frank Gilbert Mrs. Oliver Messrs Wilson, Peiffer Reynolds Dodds Janauschek Ames O. M. Lake Nevada Jack Stringer Des Moines

A. C. Activities Highlight College Weekends

State secretary Mott will speak to the Y M C A at the college Sunday. Mrs Beardshear and Miss Wester man and Chambers attended a Sousa concert in Des Moines Tuesday. The A. C. Field Day is set for May 20 at the Ames Race Track with events from bicycle races to hurdles and throws. Grinnell and A C, top league teams, will play on the college diamond Saturday afternoon.

Mr. Mott Y M.C. A Mrs. Beardshear Westerman Chambers Sousa Des Moines Ames Race Track A. C Grinnell

May 20 season game announcement and local notices

A collection of notes from Ames dated May 20 includes a forecast of a hotly contested game with special motor at 2:00 p.m. and game called at 2:15. Also reports sick residents, travel homecomings, a burglary at a college book store, debates on Prohibition, thanks from the Spencers, telegraph operators meeting, an ice cream parlor promo, and ads for South Dakota resources and local merchants.

Miss Cunningham Knapp Floyd Iowa Morris Osborne

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