Wanted A Good Cook and Dining Room Girl
A downtown fraternity house seeks a capable cook and a dining room girl at once. Apply by telephone or write In telligencer for details.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
5
A downtown fraternity house seeks a capable cook and a dining room girl at once. Apply by telephone or write In telligencer for details.
Not too early to plant now onion sets onion seeds parsley carrots spinach lettuce radishe leek cabbage cauliflower parsnips salsify or oyster plant also celery in house sow early lawn grass seed fresh seeds ready for you at Olson's Seed Store call for catalog
Local churches announce service times and programs for Sunday including Christian Science at Smiths Hall 10 45 subject Substance Christian Church led by John T Houser Bible school at 10 service 11 Christian Endeavor 6 30 preaching 7 30 First Congregational William J Minchin minister Sunday school 9 45 public worship 11 Y P S C E 6 30 public worship 7 30 Methodist Episcopal George D Crissman minister Sunday school 9 45 preaching 11 and 7 30 Junior league 3 Epworth league 6 30 Baptist Walter J Fowle pastor Bible school 9 45 sermon 11 covenant meeting 3 service for young people 6 30 address The Religious Experience of One of the Twentieth Century's Noblemen Then a short humorous anecdote about a man seeking a comb for a friend ending with a misheard request.
Miss Edna Everett visited in Ames Sunday. Miss Bessie Mather clerks in Perry. Mrs. W. A. Perry visited relatives in Indianola. Mrs. Mabel Walkey and others traveled to Des Moines. Several residents traveled to Hampton, Boone, Perry, and Rockland Idaho for visits. Numerous illnesses and recoveries noted including ERYSEPALAS and polyps surgery.
Churchgoing, visits from Nicholas and Herron, and travel notes frame Ames in Brief. Local commerce highlights include Tilden Store sales on Hart Shaffner & Marx spring clothes and Temple of Economy Millinery Spring Opening. Several residents gain or resume work, while others face illness or travel delays.
Georigiana Nickerson wed A H Wagers at a noon ceremony near Ames with Mrs Walton and Nickerson in attendance. The couple to reside in Illinois after a pink and white carnation reception. Also Fred Randall wed Ila Sechtel on Graves farm with Sun day school ties. both young, plan farm life near Ames. Paul L Green 22 and Alice B McGrath 19 wed at Capitol Hill Church of Christ parsonage with Lawton Ramey as witness. they will live on a farm near Ames.
Window display shows Hart Schaffner & Marx blue serge two piece suits offered at 18 dollars each. The retailer promises excellent value and urges customers to buy spring shirts this week as dozen boxes are emptied daily.
The Tilden company celebrated its remodeled second floor opening on a Wednesday evening last week with about four hundred attendees. Guests received a carnation and a leather pocket book the next day while Crambill's five piece orchestra performed. The north end houses upholstery and ladies ready to wear sections with bright lighting and luxurious carpets.
A pharmacy notes Rexall Orderlies ease constipation without side effects and praises gentle action on the bowel. The ad touts suitability for children and the elderly, with 25c and 50c sizes at The Rexall Store Loughran & Bauer. Local items mention Ben Edwards Jr visiting family, his Swift & Co. link, and a school election upcoming Monday.
Multiple property transfers recorded including George A Underwood to H G and Ole J Halverson for 500 dollars and J A Campbell as referee to the Halversons for 5350 dollars. Transfers also show Oste Egemo acquiring part of lot 6 in Black's third addition, and several deeds involving John Wesley Bateman, C G Lee, Harmon R Minkler, D C Christy, William Snyder, Chris Peterson, Ole Hanson, W T Barr, Mary Zenor, and others across town blocks and townships with varied prices and parcel descriptions.
Lot details describe lot 2 within subdivision 4 of section 30 east and west 9, including a 83 acre 24 acre division. Oscar B Jorgenson sells to Andrew C Jorgenson for 1000 dollars. Quitclaim deed recorded along with road accessory terms.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo. Cure claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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