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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

7

Social Roundup of Ames and Nearby Visits and Moves

Miss Maude Parkis of Denver and Mrs. Charles Hamilton visited last week while en route to Michigan. Des Moines residents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McDonald and son John spent Sunday with Miss McDonald at Mr. George Cooper’s on Burnett avenue. Mrs. Ed Little entertained Mrs. Clay Butler of Everett Washington, former I S G C graduates of 1900. Gray family moved to Cedar Falls to run his father’s book store after work at Gamble pharmacy. Proctor drove to Gilbert with Mil Arca and Virginia Thompson returning from visit with Dr. and Mrs. Proctor. Mrs. Manning entertained relatives from Highmore SD. Dr. S. B. Goodenough and family plan to move to Iowa. Harold Clemmer and wife occupied the Curtiss cottage while Mrs. Clemmer vacationed with Midland Lyceum Bureau. Lafe Brewster of Carroll moved to Ames and stays with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Duntz. Brewster clerks at Knudson grocery. C C Alm, Mrs. F E Nordstrom and granddaughter Margaret plus Orlando Tuick attended the dedication of a new Lutheran church at Boone. Mrs. Greer returned from Decorah after her mother’s death. nine siblings were present. Mrs. Sinay, visiting Mr. George Miller, injured by a broken collar bone, went home to Nevada by cot in baggage car. Mr. and Mrs. C F Poole of Aberdeen SD and daughter then traveled to Guthrie for Mrs Poole’s parents golden wedding.

Highmore Goodenough Iowa C. C. Alm F. E. Nordstrom Margaret Orlando Tuick Ames New Lutheran Church Boone Greer Decorah

Florentine Orchestra to Perform at College Saturday Evening

The Florentine Orchestra will be heard at the college on Saturday evening as the final number of the lecture course. Music lovers are promised a rare treat with this performance.

Satururday

Little Girl Run Over At Eureka Bakery Incident

A reported incident describes a girl run over near Eureka Bakery at 233 Pike Ave. Local authorities investigate injuries and potential safety concerns in the area.

Eureka Bakery Pike Ave

Burns celebration prep at Mitchells Scottish club

Mr and Mrs George Mitchell hosted the Scottish club last evening serving refreshments in their customary hospitable manner. The gathering focused on plans for the Burns celebration.

George Mitchell

Father Mitchell and Mrs Rogers Dead

Rev. S. H. Mitchell, veteran Baptist minister, died last evening. Funeral services at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 30.

Father Mitchel Mrs. Rogers H. Mtchell Baptist

Death of Mrs. George Rogers Shocks Ames

The community of Ames mourns the loss of Mrs. Rogers, beloved wife of George Rogers, who endured months of suffering and multiple surgeries with patience and devotion. She led and enriched Ames social life for a quarter century.

Funeral services set for Congregational church Friday

She was a favorite with people in all walks of life. Funeral services will be held at the Congregational church Friday afternoon at 2 30, conducted by the Rev. J W Minchin.

Congregational Church J. W.minchin

Obituary of Joshua L McKim of Ames Iowa

Joshua L McKim born 1857 in Bendersville Pennsylvania died December 3 1910 at his Ames home age 53 years 9 months He moved to Iowa in 1872 married Marilla Ross in 1878 they had five children four sons and one daughter He joined the Ontario Church of Christ remained faithful Funeral services were at the Ontario Church of Christ conducted by Rev John T Houser Ames and burial in Ontario cemetery He suffered asthma twenty two years and Brights disease was noted as the cause of death

Joshua Lewis McKim Bendersville Pennsylvania Ames Iowa Marilla Ross Ontario Church of Christ John T. Houser Ontario McKim Bright

Mrs Margaret Reynolds Dies At Ames After Long Faithful Life

Mrs Margaret Reynolds born 1840 in New York died Dec 4 1910 at her sister Mrs Alba Person’s home in Ames. She married Rev Reynolds and served as pastor’s wife in New York and Ames after 1877. She leaves a sister and brother and was interred at Ames Cemetery after services at the Baptist church. Laura Wahl of Boone dies after long illness. services planned in Boone. Prof A B Noble visits Des Moines.

Margaret Reynolds Margaret Elizabeth Reynolds New York Alba Person Ames Kingston Christ Rev. R. Reynolds Rev. Reynolds First Baptist Church James Foothill Catskill The Baptist Church W. S. Fowle Mesdames Maxwell Tilden Lydia Brown Ames Cemetery George Peson Gerbracht and Kinney Kelley

Doctor Stern Promises Cure for Diabetes and Rheumatism

After twelve years of study Dr. David H. Stern claims to have solved diabetes with a method that eliminates sugar within five days and ends danger in twelve days. He advertises treatment of rheumatism and other chronic diseases, notes in Chicago years of practice, and offers free booklet by mail.

David H. Stern Europe America D. H Stern Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. E. Burton & Co Sec Superior Aoa Ames, Iowa Harold Clemmer Frank Curtiss Mrs. Clemmer Midland Lyceum Bureau Florentine Orchestra George Rogers Rogers Ames Intelligencer Hyland Avenue Evodern and Fine L. S. Shaw Land Avenue 6Th St G” Care Intelligencer Olry Dry Reokwaire Co F. Curtiss, Ames Mos Ave St. St Lost Alabaugh Omaha Dudgeon’s Hurt Lansing Michigan Nate Williams Zoe Harriett Rich Jones Tom Jones Laura Wahl B. F. Seymour Burnett Avenue A. B. Noble Des Moines
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