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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
4
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Bishop J. F. Berry will preside at the Des Moines Diocese conference in Ames Iowa on September 15. About 300 ministers from southwestern Iowa attend representing 52000 members. The Iowa conferences proceed with new charges assigned for the year with Winfield and other cities hosting September sessions led by Bishop Berry.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites parishioners to a Sunday service schedule led by Andrew M. Shea with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. sermon on The Lesson From the Kidnappers Sentence 7:00 p.m. Epworth League Mountain Top Experiences led by Carl N. Kenedy 8:00 p.m. Epworth League anniversary program.
Sunday evening concert at the Congregational church features Miss Cook of Minneapolis and Mrs Maxwell directing. Program includes solos, duets, quartets, and multiple anthems by Max Voyrich Kratz Schultz Meredith and Gounod with organ preludes and a mandolin solo.
Sunday school at 9 45 with J E Arnold as superintendent. Preaching at 11 o clock on Lessons from the life of Jesus. Endeavor at 7 and preaching again at 8 on Prophecy in the Light of His tory.
Walter I. Fowle, minister, leads 11:00 a.m. sermon. Evening gospel service at 7:00 p.m. B Y P U gathers at 8:00 p.m. for Christian youth activities.
St. Cecelia's Church announces mass at 10:00 a.m. with Father Norton of Webster City presiding, conducted by minister F. C. Renier.
Sunday school begins at 10:00 followed by a sermon at 11:00. Y P C E U meets at 7:00 with a sermon at 8:00 on the Salvation of the World.
On Mothers Day many Ames residents wore white carnations to honor their mothers. Mr Olson was besieged for the flowers until his stock ran out, reflecting the day’s quiet public observance.
The leading feature of our new Hair Vigor is that it stops hair loss. It further aids nature in restoring hair and scalp to a healthy condition. Made by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
The Scrubs, composed of Ames professional and semi professional players, beat the Varsity team 9 to 7 at State Field in a game likened to an Iowa City clash. Highlight include Dr. Bush’s three bagger and sprint to third before tiring.
Ames High School powered to a 68 50 15 win over Marshalltown and Nevada with strong showings from Van Auken Cave Eldredge Tallman Kelso and Hultz. Nevada and Marshalltown also posted notable marks as Ames lines prepare for Des Moines state meet.
Fair Store defeated the Bachelor Club by 2 to 1 on Friday. A game is set for this evening against the Postal Employer. Tuesday’s 3 to 3 tie between The Times and the Fair Store is noted, with three Times list players being Times office employés. Lineup shows Emery, Hart, Shannon, Briggs, Largent, Van Slyke, Anderson, Tallman, Hackley, Miller, Simmons in the Fair Store and Times rosters.
Ames defeated Drake 108 to 28 in a spring meet marked by strong Ames performances. The Quackers showed spirit to the end as Dan McCord delivered notable work for Drake, while Ames swept nine events including relays in a crowd-filled grandstand enjoying a pleasant afternoon.
Ames High School will host Nevada High School for a return baseball game next Saturday at 10 00 a m local time. The matchup marks a rematch following an earlier game between the two teams.
The new garage has opened in the former Taylor livery barn. Proprietors Kooser, Proper and Doolittle run the operation.
The school board met Monday evening and elected Miss Ethel Palmer of Des Moines as a teacher in the grades.
The Grand Army Post at Gilbert invites Rev. J. T. Houser pastor of the Christian church of Ames to deliver the Memorial Day address Monday May 31.
Harry Childs opens an egg house at 317 Onondaga street and plans to expand into poultry. He aims to buck the egg trust and urges Ames people to help him prosper as the trust allegedly pressures independent houses like Boone.
The foundation for a new livery barn is completed with stone and concrete under the sidewalk. Brick work begins this week for the first story to house hay and grain. If weather holds, walls rise within ten days as Frank Morris fulfills his promises.
Demand for memorial day and commencement flowers will strain green houses and outdoor blooms. Supply likely will fall short unless outdoor flowers are ready in time. orders should be placed early as every town faces high demand and local sources may be unable to meet it.
Mrs D Sullivan aged seventy four died at her home ten miles northwest of here on Monday. Funeral from Sacred Heart church in Boone will be held Wednesday at 10 30 a m.
Mary E. Robertson died May 4, 1909 aged 71 years 4 months 7 days. Funeral from daughter Mrs J W Tillson 1029 South Thirty sixth street on Wednesday May 6 at 10:00 am. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends invited Omaha Bee. She was mother of qd BE Robertson who lives on a farm south of town.
Mr W S Hoon arrived home from Moline after the death of his grandfather Elmer A Drury who lived in Rock Island county for 50 years He would have turned 90 on the fifteenth if he had lived Survivors include three children two grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren He was accompanied by his brother B A Hoon of Jewell
Julius Bowman infant son of A. S. and Elizabeth Bowman was born May 6 1909 and died May 9 age three days Funeral services were held from the house east of Ames by Rev J T Houser of the Christian church Interment was in Ames cemetery The Bowmans have the sympathy of numerous friends in this hour of sorrow.
Vernie V. Buck daughter of Hamilton Buck born Ames December 16 1886 died May 5 1909 aged 22 years 4 months 19 days. Survived by father mother two sisters and one brother. Ill for three weeks with la grippe and pneumonia. Funeral at home conducted by Rev. J. T. Houser.
The death of Dr Cr B Paul of Des Moines, founder of the Yeomen and Homestead orders, is announced. Funeral services were held Monday. Cause was heart trouble traced to an accident last February. He leaves a wife and three young children.
About two hundred guests from Company C and the Cummins Rifles attended an Armory shooting event Friday evening. Targets were scaled to 200 300 and 500 yards. Lieut Underwood 102 Guy Griffith 94 and J F Barker 94 led Company C with P Bird 102 top Rifles. General Lincoln and guardsmen attended in uniform.
If you want the original Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve ensure it is DeWitts Salve. It aids cuts burns and bruises and is especially good for piles. Refuse substitutes. Sold by C A Gamble. Tack pullers and hammers Perry's. Famous Sauer Kraut Candy at the Olympia. Carpet beaters at Perry's.
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