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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
4
Local notices describe the Musical History Club meeting with the Misses Rice, a housewarming surprise for Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, and Valentine and social gatherings hosted by Ames residents. Several events include the Gleaners Flower Exhibition, a sock social fundraiser for the M. E. church building fund, and multiple engagements and marriages among Ames families.
Lathern Church led by pastor G O Paulsrud schedules Sunday services at 11 a m and 8 p m with sermons announced for next Sunday.
Science services are held Sunday evening at 7:30 in Odd Fellows hall with the subject Christ Jesus guiding the gathering.
Catholic Church announces Lenten devotion next Sunday evening at 7 30 and every second Sunday during Lent. Visitors are welcome at all services.
Reverend William J. Minchin will preach on Some Biblical Imperatives in the morning. Decision Day will be observed in Sunday school. Professor A Q Noble will lecture on The Great Civic Awakening in the evening, with the Emilie Male quartet to sing.
H D Williams pastor announces Bible school at 9 45 a m and C E at 6 30 p m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Next Sunday the pulpit will be filled by Rev Milton H H Lee of Fort Dodge Mr Lee described as a forcible and interesting speaker The pastor also holds special meetings in Fort Dodge at Mr Lees church
At the United Brethren Church under Pastor J. W. Stiverson Sunday school will observe decision day. A ceremony of the Lord's Supper will follow the sermon. Revivals continue as part of the church outreach.
Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday titled The Common Task. Sunday school before the service. Lenten service next Wednesday at eight o’clock with Rev. Bech evpan of Des Moines speaking on The Teaching of Jesus Concerning Wealth.
Sunday schedule lists Bible School at 9 45, sermon at 11 by Rev A B Brasted titled Why Should a Christian Join a Church Junior Union at 3 P M B Y P A Missionary Meeting at 6 30 Jeaner Mr Haghee and 7 80 Address to Students Rev A J Brasted Racing with Footmen and Horses The meetings are growing in interest and much good has already been done All are invited to attend the services
An Ames shoe maker partners with Jack Watson to mass produce electric powered running shoes for Ames athletes. The pair promises boosted speed and record breaking potential while detailing cutting edge soles and burnishing methods. The piece humorously notes wide innovations and labor efficiency from a half horsepower motor.
Andrew M. Shea reports progress on the Methodist church project with Brown and Davis chosen as architects. Bids for the heating plant are due February 26 at 4 p m and contract letting expected around April 15. A wrecking committee will supervise teardown with donated labor and subscriptions sought to fund the new temple of worship.
The Ames post office will close from noon to 6 pm for Washington's Birthday observance. Forenoon deliveries by city carriers and window service from 6 to 7 pm. rural routes suspended.
Boone Boosters banquet drew local dignitaries led by Judge John L Stevens toastmaster. Speakers included Ss. G Thwaite and Herman Rettinghouse with topics from boosters to Des Moines River water. Mahara Brothers minstrel show billed as highlight with new palace car and 25 colored artists at the Armory. Darner's grocery advertises 20 lbs granulated sugar for $1.00 this Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Mary McDonald mother of Mrs Herman Knapp and Mrs Margaret McDonald Stanton died at her home in Oxford Nebraska on Sunday February 17 at age 85. Born February 4 1821 in Zanesville Ohio she lived with her husband past ninety years and celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in 1906. The couple once lived in Ames and now rest in the college cemetery with interment in Ames conducted by Prof Cessna and President Storms. She leaves six children including Mrs R D Waugh Des Moines and Rev E A McDonald Missionary in Porto Rico.
A brief notice urges readers to try Snowflake flour at Darner's, touting unbeatable price and value for the product.
The Brotherhood of St. Paul held a successful meeting at the M B church Sunday evening. Dr. Cessna Prof R C Barrett and Supt F B King gave principal addresses. The history growth and aims were discussed and a plan for frequent gatherings was outlined. The group filled the central pews as men gathered for community brotherhood.
On February 4 1907 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed J B Green 434 administrator of the estate of George Templeton deceased. Creditors must settle debts and all claims be presented to the court for allowance.
The article advises prompt care for colds to prevent serious illness, stressing proper food, ventilation, and warm clothing through autumn to spring. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective, noting its popularity and claimed cures. Sold by Bauer and Joel in Ames area.
Walter Perkins of Ames Iowa reports a February 15 fire destroyed his dwelling insured under policy 56265. He thanks local agent F M Darner and adjuster J E Gardner for prompt fair service and notes he has received his check.
The famous Little Dutch Band at LS C will formally dedicate a new bass drum at a dance Saturday night. The band has become an indispensable part of the community and intends to showcase the instrument during the event.
A Philippine veteran and Polk county sheriff Col. J Cooper suffered three broken ribs after tripping over a boot black kit. Col Lopez mocked Gen. Lincoln who broke ribs unloading his horse. the general may now return the complement. Capt. Knapp who sprained an ankle playing golf last summer may also offer his condolences.
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