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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
6
Long term wants for sale or rent include three near I. C. with two twelve room houses a new five room cottage large lots and three building lots all within five minutes of College on Interurban line plus eleven room residence with three lots. Also cattle hogs and farm land sales listed with contact details and addresses in Ames Iowa.
A stray red sow pig weighing about 60 70 pounds was found near Des Moines St owner to prove keep and advertise. Lost gold watch Elgin model between Champlins and 403 Linn St return to L A Boyd phone 931. White pig about 70 75 pounds strayed around Nov 15 finder to Fausch Bros. & Alleman.
The Ames banks will be closed all day on Thanksgiving Day. New moon occurs next Monday.
In the case of F F Rodgers v J EB Judge the judge instructed the jury to bring four verdicts for the defendant. In the case of J D Sims v Christ a verdict was found for the defendant.
Adams Undertaking Company has bought a fine ambulance that will also serve as a casket wagon. The modern vehicle has proven useful in several emergency cases and will assist in moving the sick or injured, benefiting the community.
The new church in Zearing was dedicated last week and matches the size of the Ames church with rich decoration. Father Renier attended, traveling by auto. A scheduled lecturer failed to appear, and Renier filled the engagement then faced a perilous return as oil froze and lamps went dark. He reached Ames around 2 a.m. and spent days thawing out.
How to treat a sprain with Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves swelling and lameness, reduces inflammation, and speeds healing to about one-third the usual time. Available by all druggists.
Mrs. Prof. Holden travels to Washington with Mrs. Evans of Lorimer joins daughter Mrs. Supt. King. Miss Kimball of New York to visit Mrs. Prof. Barrett. Prof. and Mrs. Storms host dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Gossard of the Onawa Sentinel visit Ames. many locals host relatives and attend the Ames Grinnell game. experts from Clemson College visit to study agricultural teaching. Christmas device show at P. E. O. meeting features electric appliances and cooking demonstrations.
The Nonpareil club met with Mrs. Semmons on Nov 11, following the calendar. Mrs. Bauer spoke on Forest reserves, Dr. Christ’s paper on Dress reform was read by Mrs. Reed, and Mrs. Cox led a home dress making round table.
Hilda Orland has accepted the role of chief operator at the Bell Telephone Co succeeding Miss Sarah Hildah who was married last week. The transition reflects a routine staff change at the local exchange.
Dancing school in Smith's hall Friday evening offers the Military Schottische in the second half hour. Private lessons available. call 275 for information.
Rosebud No. 34 will host a Thanksgiving supper Wednesday night after initiating several candidates into the Homesteaders order. Two members of the supreme lodge are expected to attend.
Prof. Arthur McMurray, head of public speaking at the college, will present the next lecture in the Methodist Ladies' course on December 5. Tickets are available at Kooser's with a reserve charts. The Y W C A Advisory Board will host Association girls at The Knoll on December 5.
Miss Nichols of Grinnell visited Miss Morris Saturday. Miss Helen Letts returns home to Columbus Junction. Mrs. Wallace and daughter visited D. P. Wallace Saturday. Maud Kennedy attended the Gamma Alpha dance in Ames. Edna Everett invited her aunt and sister from Spirit Lake last Sunday. Edgar Brown of the seed laboratory in Ames Monday. Dayton and Ladd of Grinnell guests of Helen Jones Saturday. Prof. Michael in Washington D C for a national chemistry meeting. R M Day leaves college work to return to Minneapolis. General Lincoln and Captain Knapp attend school of instruction in Red Oak today and tomorrow. June Budde ex 10 arrives in Ames Friday visiting Omega Delta sisters. Profs Marston Williams Beyer surveying drainage and cement work in northern Iowa. Lillian Storms goes to Des Moines Saturday for a prenup tial for a friend soon to marry. Mrs. Franklin visiting campus friends recently.
Mrs Mary Beedle Ross died at her son A E Ross home early Tuesday. Born February 27 1829 in Indiana she was married long deceased and mother of ten children. Survivors include G R Ross A E Ross 58 Ross in Dakota John in Canada Mrs McKim and Melvin Ross. Funeral services were held at Ontario this afternoon conducted by Rev H D Williams of the Christian church.
Arthur Fiesher died at his sister Mrs. G T Allison home in Ames Sunday night at 10. He was 29, born near Lexington Illinois November 2 1879. He had moved from Nowata Oklahoma in February 1908 seeking a healthier climate and later died. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 at the sister's house conducted by Rev H D Williams. Remains were taken to Kateeton Illinois for burial with parents A F and his wife and sister and her husband present. He was a painter by trade and well regarded.
We extend gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided us during illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Flesher and Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Allison express thanks for their support.
A vintage advertisement touts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as quick relief for coughs colds hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. It appeals to mothers for children noting pleasant taste and gentle laxative effect with a guarantee and sale by C A Gamble.
ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready to use with nozzle attached. Soothes heals reduces itching and inflammation. An operation for piles will not be necessary if you use ManZan. Price 50c. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
A sharp quip notes that appearances deceive as many a girl who seems charming is actually a sour person in disguise. The line uses a playful contrast to critique surface impressions.
Ames Produce Company advertises neatly dressed ducks geese and chickens delivered on Thanksgiving Eve with citywide service and phone order options. Call for early orders and best prices.
Mr and Mrs J A Bennett welcome a son born November 11. Prof and Mrs Laurence Hodson announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday November 14.
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling West Virginia reports her daughter’s cold and severe cough were cured with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without a doctor. She also notes her son has been prevented from croup by the timely use of this syrup, which is sold by all druggists.
The notice announces an excursion rate to Chicago via the Northwestern Line offering one and one half fares for the round trip, detailing the reduced price for travelers.
W. A. Perry invites ladies to visit the store for a holiday opening on Wednesday November 25 with Pickard and other hand painted china cut glass and pictures. A line of fancy articles from Dubuque will be showcased and the owner notes past seasonal success in handling these items.
A 1.00 bottle of Wood's Liver Medicine is advertised to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder and relieve biliousness sick headache and constipation. It is pleasant to take and provides quick relief with the first dose. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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