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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
5
Classified fragment lists items for sale including vacuum ers and Clover hay. Mentions Mrs Snowdin contact phone 3001 and Chrissa or WH. Also notes homestead opportunity with Des Moines address 1189 Fifth St for favorable climate and water.
A town wide churchgoing movement expands ahead of March schedule with increased attendance at Union Young People's services. The Ministerial and Laymen associations plan a wards based organization and a mass meeting with a buffet supper to launch the Laymen’s drive. Depot changes signal staffing shifts as local trains and offices adjust to the renewed campaign.
Des Moines visitors and out of town guests fill Ames social column. Betty Stapleton and Lottie Bateman appear as locals and new workers. many residents travel from Boone Coon Rapids Des Moines and Des Moines to visit relatives attend events or take part in college activities.
J W Bateman left Tuesday for a visit with his sons at Eagle Grove. Gus Sherling was an over Sunday guest at the S A E house. Joe Diffenbacher is seriously ill at his Duff avenue home. A M Totten of Bement NL has been visiting his son Frank Totten. J B and Frank Kooser went to Michigan Friday by the death of an uncle. Charles Speers received a telegram Saturday announcing an uncle's death at Oxford.
The notice lists three births: a grandson born February 26 to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bateman at Burnett Avenue, with the Bateman grandparents planning to move to an Eagle Grove farm. a daughter Norma Naomi born February 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Nichole at Ninth and Hodge Street, weighing nine pounds. and a son born February 26 to Prof. and Mrs. R. W. Crum of Knapp Street.
Our spring 1911 ready to wear ladies garments offer a new department with high quality, stylish designs. The buyer has long 관계 with leading manufacturers and designers to provide dresses waists skirts coats kimonos muslin underwear and more at economical prices.
New arrivals spotlight Velvet and Suede Dancing Pumps praised for comfort and fashion. The store guarantees satisfaction with a cheerful refund policy on every shoe purchase.
The Tilden Store states that high grade rugs have almost doubled rug business and confirms exclusive agency for artistic rugs. It lists Hofi Kaba Axminister Wilton Velvet Tap estra and Body Brussels Rugs as affordable and highly serviceable options with notably low prices.
Probate notices announce hearings for the wills of A F De Camp and Sarah R McWilliams in Story County Iowa with dates in March 1911. The paper also lists social items including Sigma Nu hosts guests at a fraternity house and announcements of local events and services.
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