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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1907

Page

4

Bondsmen Take Over Ames Agricultural Hall Project

Empire State Security Co. to complete construction of the new Agricultural hall and machine shop in Ames, taking over obligations from contractor Henry Schleuter. W B Drackett will represent the company. H E Jorgensen remains in charge. If weather holds, roof may be placed before January 1 1907, enabling full winter work.

James W. Redmond Empire State Security Co Cummins McElroy Dixon Henry Schleuter Schleuter W. B. Drackett Ames H. E. Jorgensen Board of Trustees

Dago Await Grand Jury For Highway Robbery

Mateo Todesco a dago section hand in jail at Nevada awaits grand jury action after a Wednesday highway robbery in which he and a companion reportedly planned a joke. Todesco denied intent and was bound over after a Justice Campbell hearing. the Italian consul in Chicago was notified for possible action.

Mateo Todesco Nevada Todesco

Cline and Shera United in Prairie City Marriage

Miss Zelle Shera of Prairie City and Mr. William Cline of this city were married Tuesday at five o'clock at 722 Burnett Street by Rev. A. Shea of the Methodist church. Only out of town guest was Miss M. Gossett of Story City. The couple will reside in this city.

Burnett Street Zelle Shera Prairie City William Cline A. Shea Methodist Church M. Gossett Story City

Pleasant Times Bride and Groom Join Local Family

The couple, from respected families, will be welcomed in 722 Burnett Street as William, a diligent Fair Store grocery worker, persists in his duties. The Times extends warm wishes to the couple and their friends.

Burnett St William the Times

Large Farm Barn Burns at Vogt Place in Grant Township

A Sunday night fire destroyed George Vogt’s large barn at the old Christopher place in Grant township. Five horses grain hay and farm machinery were lost. origin undetermined and no insurance. The Vogt family was away at the time.

George Vogt Grant Township Christopher Vogt

Reform School paroled boys tracked by Iowa official

J. T. Harnett state agent for the Industrial School for Boys visited Eldora to locate several county youths on parole none of whom remained in compliance. Freemont Myers, aged twenty, violated rules, failed to report monthly, left the state, and drank publicly. he was returned to the reform school and will remain until age twenty one.

J. T. Harnett Eldora Iowa Industrial School For Boys Ames Freemont Myers Myers

Sunday School Convention At Ames Baptist Church

The Story County Sunday School Association held a convention in the Ames Baptist Church last Friday with lively participation and evident dedication to Sunday school work. State Field Secretary attended and aided, and an address on The Sunday School Institution inspired renewed zeal for advancing youth instruction. Officers for the coming year were announced: J. W. Bateman President, N. R. Clift Vice President, M. L. Tesnall Secretary-Treasurer.

the Baptist Church Story County Sunday School Association Baptist Church of Ames J. W. Bateman N. R. Clift M. L. Tesnall Treas

Rich Wickham Surprise Wedding Revealed in Ames

Mrs. Dora Rich Wickham announced her secret marriage to J. Q. Wickham of Cedar Rapids at a south Ames gathering last Saturday. The ceremony occurred October 5 in Cedar Rapids, with the couple planning to reside there as Mr Wickham works on the De La Hunt engineering team and completes his civil engineering degree.

South Ames Dora Rich Wickham J. Q. Wickham Cedar Rapids Dora Rich Miss Rich Mr. Wickham Wickham Ames de la Hunt

Quiet Wedding Unites Ida Coffman and Will Milligan

Miss Ida Coffman and Mr. Will Milligan wed at the Frank Coffman home south of town in a Thursday ceremony. The bride, daughter of Frank Coffman, has long resided nearby. the groom farms near Kelley. A reception followed on Friday at the Milligan parents’ home with many relatives and friends in attendance.

Frank Coffman Ida Coffman Will Milligan Kelley

Milligan Couple to Settle on Coffman Farm

The couple were present to congratulate them and wish them a pleasant journey on the sea of matrimony. Mr and Mrs Milligan will make their home on the Coffman farm.

Mrs. Milligan Coffman Farm

Homesteaders Admit 24 New Members In Contest

Last Friday evening the Homesteaders closed a member ship contest initiating 24 new members. Two squads formed were led by Will Hoon and Will Clark with 11 and 13 members respectively. Hoon’s group will treat with an oyster supper about three weeks hence and John Lathrow eagerly anticipates the meal.

Will Hoon Will Clark Clark Hoon John Lathrow

Corn Prices Soar At International Exposition

DeWitt Iowa resident D L Pascal paid 150 for a champion ear at a show. Ray Bennett paid 165 to buy back a ten car display winning seven thousand dollars in prizes. A rival bought back a single car for 350, selling corn at prices rivaling gold.

D. L. Pascal DeWitt Iowa Chicago Ray Bennett Indiana

Morningside Holds Iowa State to 12 0 Victory

Iowa State’s Big team met Morningside in Sioux City and could muster only 12 points to Morningside’s 0. Clyde Williams’ squad fought hardest this season as Reppert scored both touchdowns and Lambert added two field goals. Whitman starred for Morningside with notable booting efforts blocked by strong ends.

Iowa State College Morningside Sioux City Clyde Williams Aggies Whitman Reppert Lambert

Big Baptist and Christian lecture course announced

A six event season featuring Elizabeth Gill Paul V Voelker Denton Crowl J Lorenzo Zwickey Wilbur Starr and G A Gearhart. Season tickets priced at 1.26 with individual tickets 25 or 85 cents. Tickets on sale at Grove's grocery with reserved seating Monday afternoon.

Baptist Elizabeth Gill Paul V. Voelker Denton GC Crowl J. Lorenzo Zwickey Wilbur Starr G. A. Gearhart Grove’s

Vanpatter Weds Smith at Local Parsonage

Sunday at nine o clock the marriage of Frank Vanpatter to Lottie Smith was held at the Christian parsonage. Rev H D Williams performed the ceremony. The couple will reside on the former Frank Smith farm as Frank moves to Ames.

Frank Vanpatter Lottie Smith Eugene Smith H. D. Williams Vanpatter Story County Sterlingworth Mrs. Vanpatter Frank Smith Ames

Assistant Chief George Thompson's Telegram Duties Progress

George Thompson once a Western Union messenger and Barra Boo Wisconsin native now holds a desk near the chief operator in Minneapolis. He handles the Chicago wire and benefited from the recent telegraph strike increasing line demand. He is regarded as an exceptional worker likely to advance again before the strike ends.

George ‘Thompson Western Union Barraboo Wisconsin Minneapolis Chicago George

Sawyer in Play Form Draws Big Crowd at Armory

The Armory opera house hosts Quincey Adams Sawyer in a stage adaptation drawing strong crowds. A Boston lawyer travels to the countryside for health and falls for a blind girl in a sentimental tale praised for its acting and elaborate scenery.

Quincey Adams Sawyer Armory Opera House New England Boston

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Schieuter Just Grand Cline Shera Elizabeth DeBarrie Gill Christian Church THE Reform School Sioux City College Clyde William Tom Greene J B. Maddisett Quincy Adams Sawyer Elizabeth De-Barrie Gill Lew Wallace
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