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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
Story City residents report several serious mishaps last week including a crushed hand from a corn elevator cog and a horse kick that killed John Blekke of near Fort Dodge. Others suffer dog bite, leg injury, broken leg, and a scalp wound as the community weighs hospital needs.
Ages under ten accompanying their mothers to Lynch's fountain on Saturday will receive a free present. The promotion targets families enjoying a hot drink at the venue with a small gift for children.
Division No. 4 of the M. E. Ladies Aid offers home made mincemeat for sale at 2c per quart. Leave orders with Mrs. H. F. Pepper, chairman, or Mrs. G. H. Hamilton, secretary.
Plans for a new federal building were inspected in Ames by Superintendent Schofield Postmaster Haverly and Postoffice Inspector Caine. The 60 by 88 foot structure includes a 70 foot lobby a north side mail wing and a south side work area with start expected in spring and completion within a year.
Gen J B Weaver of Colfax spoke to the Methodist Brotherhood and friends in a Monday evening address described as a sermon urging belief in Bible promises. He cited a Colfax case of healing through prayer and recounted a lightning witness at Andersonville prison. Mayor Sheldon praised Weaver's influence and unselfishness.
Mrs. Campbell protests paving plans on Burnett Avenue while Grand and Duff street interest grows. City council will decide whether to pave two streets this year, amid complaints of publicity and rival street ambitions.
Perry announces Saturday morning sale at 9 o clock featuring red two and one half percent toy chairs and rockers for 10 cents each. Chairs measure 15 inches high with sturdy construction and must be taken away immediately as storage is unavailable. W A Perry signs the notice stressing limited stock for the full day.
Robert Campbell came home from Sioux City for Thanksgiving to the residence of his father J B Campbell north of the campus.
Local advertisements claim Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by influencing the blood and mucous surfaces. The product is described as a nonquack prescription from a respected physician, with testimonials available and a Toledo, Ohio company origin. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Turner McLain estate is placed under administration by Henry Wilson and Henry Werstman of Union National Bank after a family request. The estate is valued at $250,000 with no will.
The Ames Engineering Co installed an isolated electric light plant for F. E. Gunder’s farm north of town. The system includes an E. W Generator a 30 amp hr storage battery and switch board with lamps in the barn well house and residence.
Two overcoats hung over a hot air register at the home of L. A. Morris caught fire from matches in their pockets. The flames were quickly controlled, preventing further damage.
Shoppers are invited to begin their holiday buying early at the Tilden Store. The message highlights timely selections and seasonal deals to help plan purchases ahead of Christmas.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during our bereavement of our wife and mother. Mr. B. B. Murphey, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murphey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphey, Miss Erma Murphey, Mr. John D. Murphey.
Prospects for the Ames Poultry Show were never brighter with exhibits from three states. Arrangements include musical programs with minstrel shows on two evenings and poultry and corn lectures on other evenings. Secure season tickets and boost the show.
Miss Edith Palmer helped search for Carl H. Shermann who had wandered away from Iowa State College in Ames due to overwork and study. Shermann and Miss Palmer, later Carl H. Shermann and Miss Ethel Palmer, were married in Chicago on Saturday.
Miss Palmer headed a search effort that drew statewide interest and helped a person recover health. The location given is 1113 Scott St Des Moines.
The women of the M. B. church will hold their annual bazaar in the church basement all day and evening December 8. Items for sale include aprons, dolls, fancy goods, eatables such as mince meat and pickles, canned fruit, relishes, and numerous other articles. A progressive supper will be served, and a fine program will be given in the evening. Come and find what you need.
Judge C. G. Lee presided as the November term of court opened Monday morning in the Boone courthouse. Judge I had a reasonably full docket with no sensational items reported.
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