Intelligencer Ames Iowa Weekly Publication
The Intelligencer is published every Thursday morning in Ames Story county Iowa offering local news and notices for residents.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
4
The Intelligencer is published every Thursday morning in Ames Story county Iowa offering local news and notices for residents.
Dr Bergman visited Essex Iowa last week Miss Anna Deacon returned from vacation Mr Schmidt spent Sunday in Marshalltown Prof Fletcher Briggs in Des Moines today Home Economic Club formed Thursday Mr Harry Means of Boise Idaho visiting his son Prof W J Kennedy in Des Moines on business Mrs Randall of Chicago visiting Miss Walls Senior Sophomores win basketball 12 to 9 Various students and faculty members visiting on weekends and at area towns with multiple short notes on travel and engagements.
Memorial services Sunday at First Congregational Church honor Julia Ward Howe and Senator Dolliver. William J. Minecarn presides with morning service at 10 45 a m including communion reception of members. Evening program at 7 30 features addresses by President Stanton Dr Hibbard Prof Barr and Mr Minchin plus Shirley Storm reciting Howe poem and choir singing Battle Hymn.
Numerous short items list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Des Moines and Clinton, renters and buyers, farm trades, and local business moves in Ames. Small mentions include Dr Dyer clinics, Wrights flour ads, hospital talks, and upcoming county hospital business. Names and places: Ames, Des Moines, Clinton, Jewell Junction, Maxwell, Waterloo, Chariton, Colo, Emmetsburg, Bridge.
Pastor George D. Crissman opens a Sunday series on the Bible with topics on trial authenticity miracles and prophecy from November 6 to December 25. Evening Ruskin readings accompany the seven sermons with lamps of sacrifice truth power beauty life memory and obedience.
Mass at 10 45 led by Pastor F C Renter. Election of committee to follow. Christian Science services Sunday at 10 45 in Smiths Hall with subject Adam and Fallen Man.
St John s Episcopal Church with J Shutt rector holds evening prayer and sermon at 4 pm Sundays. Holy communion on the first Sunday monthly. A M Elliott pastor conducts services at Pleasant Grove and Prairie Center, alternating Sundays at 11 am. Epworth League at Pleasant Grove.
At the Christian Church Thurs ton on Nov 17 a handkerchief sale and Dutch supper are announced. Menu lists sandwiches coffee doughnuts ice cream and other small items with low prices. Everyone is cordially invited to attend and buy Christmas handkerchiefs.
One hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Wapina Kinman & Martin, Toledo druggists, who state Cheney is honorable and capable. Cure taken internally, priced 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
Mr. C. A. Gamble was bitten by a white bulldog at a hotel Saturday. The wound required a surgeon, but it is hoped the worst is over. Dr. Dyer said the dog was not mad, but Gamble was.
An advertisement promotes Old Dutch Cleanser as a time saving cleaner for every room and surface. It claims easy cleaning of kitchens bathrooms floors woodwork and cookware and suggests new uses will come to light.
An 1900s local page features Cham berlain Stomach and Liver Tablets touted for mild relief of constipation in children. It also notes Unity Club Halloween party at H F Pepper’s home with guest William Muir invited by Neewollah Club. Rev. F C Renier reports his brother Fred Renier ill in hospital.
A listing of upcoming college performances and lectures: Friday November 4 Glee Club concert. Saturday November 12 lecturer Thomas Brooks Fletcher. Thursday November 17 Miss Sybil M. Lentner Flower of France lecture. Saturday November 19 Alfred Calzin French pianist Artist's Course. Saturday December 3 Dr Eugene May Ladies Lecture Course. Saturday December 10 Florentine Orchestra Artist's Course. Saturday February 11 Ramos Spanish Orchestra Ladies Lecture Course. Thursday March 9 Dixie Jubilee Singers Ladies Lecture Course.
James Francis O'Donnell, renowned monologist, will interpret Marion Crawford's The Sign of the Cross in St. Cecilia's church on Thursday evening November 11.
Miss Letta D Horner native of Redfield Iowa and president of the Seventh District WCTU Iowa will present a recital at the Friends church Saturday evening Nov 5 Admission 10 and 15 cents She is a Northwestern University oratory school graduate and endorsed by that school's director The event is under local WCTU auspices.
A Rexall advertisement claims 98 percent need a tonic for healthy hair and offers a free trial if unsatisfied. It explains hair root color indicates health, touts benefits like reducing dandruff and stimulating growth, and lists two sizes 50c and 1.00 sold at Loughran and Bauer Rexall Store.
Readers are urged to declare housing desires in the Intelligencer want column. Submit room or house requests to reach potential renters or buyers and connect with interested parties in the local market.
An enduring claim praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the fastest cure for coughs and colds. The 36 year old tale notes it is sold by all druggists and remains a welcome health classic.
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