Personal Gossip Headlines From Ames Area
A condensed social roundup lists dozens of residents and visitors in Ames and surrounding towns. Names include J. R. Sterling, W. E. Gossard, B. E. Boynton, H. W. Stafford, Huldah Horn, Lac Miles, Fred Cragg, Carrie Snow, Mrs. R. Willhoit, Mrs. Samuel Virtue, Ella Bonebright-Sheets, Dr. Pond, Rev. Thrush, Scott Benson, Emily McLaury, Laura Hoag, A. W. Ross, Josie Evans, Henry Mickelson, F. W. Page, Eva McCaskie, W. S. Worthington, Bess Lyon, James Welch, Virgil Merchant, Mrs. H. B. Merrill, Mrs. W. J. Pilkington, Leslie Follett, Mrs. Wood, O Y W Short, Tillie Ellingson, G. W. Crosley, F. J. Currie, Louis Retgnitz, E. E. Bennett, Jessie McMurray, and others as they travel for visits, weddings, and short stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bale
H. W. Stafford
Blairsburg
Stratford
Huldah Horn
Fort Dodge
Lac Miles
Menomine
Wis
Fred Cragg
Des Moines
Graham
Eva McCaskie
Woolstock
F. 3
Currie
Milton
Wisconsin
H. H. Risden
Louis Retgnitz
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Bayless Drug Atore
E. E. Bennett
Denver
Salt Lake City
GOLD MEN Ht CONTROL NOMINATE FULL STATE TICKET
Des Moines June 25 ticket Governor J B Sullivan Creston lieutenant governor D B Butler Iowa county judge John R Caldwell Tama superintendent A R McCook toward railroad commissioner W S Porter Hardin All nominations by acclamation as factions clash over government ownership plank Sullivan allied with Bryan wing but acceptable to gold Democrats Platform calls for tariff only and railroads earning a reasonable return plus equal taxation of property for corporations and individuals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. B. Sullivan
Creston
D. B. Butler
Iowa County
Supreme Court
John R. Caldwell
Tama
A. R. McCook
Toward
W.S. Porter
Hardin
Friends
A. A. van Wagenen
Sioux City
General Assembly
Audited expenditures from June 1903 county session total 11761.87
County board audited numerous items from poor farm and courthouse needs to juror and staff costs. Payments include insurance, supplies, bridge and road work, jail and court house expenses, clerical salaries, and various townships and district fees totaling 11 761.87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘Express Co
Beleike Gust
Court House
Beaumont Laundry
Burleson Dry Goods Co
Goode Fi Farm
Eeen Tee
Boeye & iHandlerson
Bergman August
Piling Bridge Lumber
Bonebright
Beaumont Tearney Laundry
Cere Ee Eed Evens
Barquist
Township Trust
Bawden N H
Feea Tira
Ceeesescase
Berogan W
Cragwick O
Carlson J
Webster City
Light and Water
Crandall H A & Co
C&n W Ry Co
Carson Kathryn
Abalma John V
Coles John
Coulson
Dick G H
Coffin
Freeman-Tribune Pub
Freeman-Tribune Pub. Co
Eh Wean
Fardal
John FE
Postage Treas
Fox
Edward
Fiddler
Feeble Minded Institute
Driskell Steve
Sneee
Davis Ella
Doolittle
Board of Supervisors
Pridge
Eppard EL
Ely George
Avecre
Erickson Oscar
Farrington
Crete
Freeman-Tribune “Pub. Co
Blank
Foster
Edgar
Frost, Yon
Frand
Gremwpel
FL E
Greiner
Lee
Greenman
Bridge Lumber
Henneberry
Jou
Steward
Holbrook & Newminn
Helmick Bros. Neat
Harrison
Leona
Care
Hammond. & Stephens Co
Helvig
Hermanson
Henry
Sam
Henryson
Waller
Win
P Jinting
Holt
Flank
J W
Jobe
Howes
Ernest
Love
Peter
Huddleston
Witty
G Ha
Jowa Behool Pub Co
Pea
Jowa Printing Co
Journal Printing Co
Hoaiges Hasnaph
Johnnson
Township Trustees
Jacobson
Jondal & Henderson
Johnson
Jorstad
Wolf ‘Bounty
Lieecartes Aioe
O U
A M
Jones, Menzel
Keseckeer
John
Knox, Robert
Keane, CE
Little
A W
Fees
Lindseth, I
Leksell
E A
Lakin, G L
Sane Larson
Jens
Engi
Lund
Frank
Pee Ecettiene
Lingle
Mitchell
Geo
Mikkelson
H H
Martin Telephone Co
Meekins
Maakestud
Martin, Lou
Madison
McGuire
John D
Court House Yard
Eeesees McAdow
Cece Sesenenes Canes McLain
McElMurray, H
National Pub, Co
Stationery and Clark Books
Enes Naber
Northcraft
T J
Oppedal
Isaac
Olson
Overland
Ses Peterson
O H
Os Peterson
P L
Peterson
L M
Price
H F
Pauly Jail Co
Perry
Ccs
Ceenees Coeeteesee
Phillips
Parker
J H
Pettinger
W E
Porter
J.C
Rice
Dr E
Rogers
Gertrude
Rothrock
Ricke
Robie
H P & Sons
Ross, O N
Rood
Ellen
H P
Simmons, Elmer
Schomer, P
Swanson & Fardal
Swedland, Sam
Stark, N M & Co
Smith, J O
Stafford
H W
Schultz, H EB
Schweppe
Herman
Shaffer
Larson, Louis
Arnageeeee Lundell, F EF
Matt Parrott & Sons
Miller
J Q A
Smith
A J
Schultz
H BE
John U
Foral
Geo W
Agu
Thompson
J S
Templar
Tyler
Sanford
Highman
Valentine
Wilson
Labor Court House Yard
Witte
West
Williams Wasp
Walruth
Young
Dalanve
Swift, Henry
Court Jionna
Sketchley
Room Rey Board
Adecaone
Schomer
Ceee
Snatfer
Fees Drainage District
Bonner, WG
Justice Fees
Brown, CI
Shafer, JH
Schell, OS
Cannon
Leksell, Peter
Ash, KH
Swift
Edwin
Mason
BC & Son
Neete Martin
Mauch
Geo J
L H
Morris
Essesaeee Mathre
Peter A
J A
Proccess Miller
J C
Ccscsereess
Merrill
W N
Se Smith
John C
Freight and Dray
Tonksen
Paul
Assessor
Swanson
Albert
Schweppr
W U
Skare
Strever
Geo R
Boreses Ee Cenek Shbobe
Eensliee Thompson
Holden
Jane Talcott
Palat
Tedrow
Drj
Oscar
Inonens
Miyeta Willis
Residents and visitors appear in Webster City notes
Relatives in Minneapolis visit with Mrs A Foster and daughter from Earlville plan to reside with W R Foster in Webster City. Mrs J O Stearns returns to Clarion with sister Winifred Ennis. A H Putnam of Danvers returns with son Harold for a visit. he notes Webster City growth but finds the fire destroyed factory. Kamrar visitors enjoy time with Hemmen and Lente families. millet and corn planting continue with June 3 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Helen Dunham
A. Foster
Earlville
W. R. Foster
the Central
J. O. Stearns
Wm. Ennis
Clarion
Winifred Ennis
A. H. Putnam
Harold
Danvers
Mass
Mr. Putnam
Webster City
Seneca Street
E. H. Hemmen
Kamrar
K. Hemmen’s
Old Home Nest
Fred Lente
Dina Lente
Grundy County
John Trampel
Holland
Iowa
Emma Busing
K. Hemmen
H. G. Naber
Aplington
Martin Wintjes
Kamrar Band
Ellsworth News shifts stance after election blowup
Bro Pitzer of the Ellsworth News admits prior harsh reporting. He says primaries are over, the paper will return to its old standard and avoid political conflict, focusing on calmer coverage and letting candidates fight their own battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Pitzer
The
Ellsworth
Goodbye Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Clothing and More
A shopkeeper announces a two week Good-bye Sale to clear a mammoth stock of Clothing Shoes Furnishings and Trunks offering near new goods with prices slashed nearly in half. He notes no idle cash and a desire to preserve his good name in the city.
Piano brands featured at Cook's store display
A brief item notes several piano brands including Weber Crown New Era Wheelock Sieger and Stuyvesant at Cook's store. The line suggests a display or inventory mention with no further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Crown
New Era
Wheelock
Sieger and Stuyvesant
Cook's
Ditifi
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Ibsume
J. R. Sterling
Ames
W. E. Gossard
B. E. Boynton
Vinton
John Beightol
Kewanee
Illinois
Kate Woodford
R. Willhoit
Spokane
Washington
E. B. Jessup
Samuel Virtue
Galena
Alinda
Ella Bonebright
Josie Evans
Krouskop
Henry Mickelson
F. W. Page
Aug. F. Mueller
Uaily
W. J. Pilkington
Leslie Follett
Jessie McMurray
Kansas City
Burleson
Congregational Church
Auchor Insurance Co
Anderson
Beall
Mets
Sesesune
Nage
Loder, Wm A
J. A. Benaasen
Liberty
Jim Dumps
Miss Dumps
Sunny Jim
J. Linpiay Kuan
J. L. Siegel