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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
5
The Ames City Caucuses are scheduled for next Tuesday evening at the Armory to nominate one or more tickets to be voted on in the City Election. Bee call page 2.
Funeral for Harry McColly to be held Friday at 12 o clock at the home 517 Lyca street and at Danker church in the afternoon at 2 o clock. Burial arrangements and church service details follow local customs.
Patrick's day near. Masonic meeting planned. groundhog shadow six weeks. Paper hanging orders for Little Oak Barber shop. ice cream at Danforth's Saturday. Temple of Economy millinery features hats. Dr. Pammel attended funeral in Boone. Toms visiting son in ta house. Riggs visits Ames city schools. emphasis on good roads. Lutherans plan box social at Redmans hall. W W C biscuit supper noted. Montgomery home from Colorado. Grove records Christian board meeting. Route 3 progress on roads with King drags.
Read Story and Douglas Streets produce company offers quotations for various goods including hens, springers, and meat at prices per dozen or per pound. The ad promotes a dinner at Fellow's Hall on March 17 to benefit the lad.
Frugal shoppers can grab a carload of apples at three dollars fifty cents per crate as Frank B. Spence of Ames promotes Kooser’s sale ads and urges taking advantage of the ten day sale prices.
The article notes the Second Sunday in Lent with Father Renier explaining that church rules have become temperate in America to protect health, while Protestant churches intensify Lenten observances. It cites Matthew 15 verses on defilement by words rather than foods and emphasizes heart-centered devotion.
Regular services listed for Ames churches with Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Young peoples at 630 p m and evening service at 730 p m.
H D Williams pastor invites Rev C H Morris of Marshalltown to preach nightly this week. Morris will remain through Sunday with services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. His sermons are described as interesting practical and convincing inspiring higher living.
The Beach class presents morning worship with Pastor William J. Minchin delivering a sermon titled The Law of Change and an evening address by Prof. Stevenson titled Living Life Over Again. Each service features two special musical numbers.
A. M. Shea pastor and Mrs M Libby Allen national organizer of the Woman s Home Missionary society will speak Sunday morning. Rev A M Lott of Maxwell Iowa preached Sunday evening for the presiding who was absent. Elder N gen Fritz assisted in dedicating a new church Sunday.
Walter I. Fowle, pastor, delivers morning sermon and sets evening topic Anarchy and Anarchists. Covenet meeting scheduled for 3 p m.
Variety of shoes for men and women advertised with Everwear hosiery offers. Men receive Everwear Hose and six pairs for two dollars while ladies' Everwear-35c and six pairs for two dollars. Garments are promoted with wear guarantees and magazine advertising claims.
100 new spring skirts carried in stock priced from 4.00 to 15.00. Special orders taken for skirts made to measure with guaranteed fit and complete satisfaction or no sale. Delivery in one to two weeks after order is placed. Large range of styles and cloths.
Lace curtains and draperies highlighted in white and ecru with many styles and patterns priced from 1.00 to 7.00 a pair.
Francis C Renier, pastor. Next Sunday mass at 10:00 A M with Sunday school classes A at 9:30 A M and B at 11:00 A M.
J O Paulsrud pastor leads Lutheran Church services Friday evening at 8 o'clock with worship and sermon announced for parishioners and congregation.
Christian Science. Services Sunday at 11 A M in Odd Fellows hall. Subject Sub stance. Reading room open Wednesdays 2 30 to 5 P M at 619 Douglass avenue.
A. W. Patten, professor of biblical literature and chaplain at Northwestern University, Evansville, will deliver the chapel address on March 15.
Rev Peter Staynerson preached both Sunday morning and evening at the Lutheran church to pleased listeners. A Pallestine township native of Silas and John Kalsem homes he recently led a large church near Watertown Dakota after a period at Oceana in Winnebago county.
M. John of Vining Indiana endorses DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills after a year of selling them. He reports dozen customers satisfied and personal use with fine results. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
Special prices advertised on groceries and queensware at Kooser's store. The pane highlights limited time offers and bargains for shoppers seeking value on household essentials.
The notice promotes Tilden's Quality Flour labeled highest patent Minnesota flour with price per sack. It also markets Kash Bak highest patent Kansas hard wheat flour with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded, priced per sack at $1.50.
A long list of residents and visitors is reported moving through Des Moines Perry Jewell Newton Cedar Falls Eagle Grove and Ames. People travel for library business theater trips weddings and family visits with many staying over weekends.
DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve marketed as healing soothing and cooling. Claims it helps piles and relief. Sold by C. Gamble.
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