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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
3
An auction of old bridge lumber will be held north of Ontario at the Ines bridge on Saturday October 5 at 2:00 PM. J O Michaelson, Road Supervisor, announces the sale.
We extend sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors who aided us during our bereavement. We appreciate Rev. Fowle and the choir for their assistance in every way possible. W A Osborn, Mrs J W Adams, T B Osborn, D W Osborn, M N Osborn.
Notice in Story County Iowa District Court lists an instrument claimed as the lost will and codicil of Lewis Osborn, deceased. A hearing to probate the document is set for October 20, 1907, at Nevada. Interested parties must appear to contest. Clerk SOPER signs the notice.
Cagwins Liniment claims to ease husking and chaps prevention. Sold for 25 cents at Cagwins. 265
Pr Hatcher reports unprecedented sickness level not seen in five years, with two weeks of busyness forcing use of an automobile to transport patients.
Twenty ladies from Des Moines Club will attend a Monday Ames gathering with participants from Boone Nevada Cedar Falls Colfax and other towns. The event showcases journalism interest with expected tours at the college grounds a twilight recital and a reception for Ames faculty and guests.
The P B O ladies of Nevada celebrated their anniversary at the J H Burroughs home with a Japan inspired event. Costumes, banners, screens and oriental decorations accompanied a rice and chopsticks menu and candied rodents on ice cream. About a hundred guests enjoyed tea ceremonies and tea grounds readings. Notable attendees included Mrs Kittie Hall Garlock and Mrs Frank Cummins with guests Mrs Harriet A Dana and Mrs D G Ruby. The gathering reflected goodwill and festive novelty.
Mrs. Hattie Horine Wilson died after an operation at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines on Saturday. She lived in Ames about four years ago and was Mrs H Bucks niece. After marriage to Mr Wilson they lived in Des Moines and later Colfax. Friends in Ames mourn her sudden death.
The Choral Society with about sixty voices under Professor Thompson prepares his work Lazarus for December 7. Mme Isabelle Bouton sings soprano, Mrs Thompson sings alto, bass and tenor parts await assignment. Two student pupils may appear, boosting Ames and the college's prospects for a first class performance.
Archbishop Keane will dedicate St Cecilia Catholic church on Sunday November tenth with attendance expected from Catholics and Protestants. The event is hailed as a major temperance effort led by the church.
St John s Episcopal Church invites parishioners to Holy Communion at 11 00 a m with Rector Herbert A Wilson delivering the sermon on Faith and Salvation A day school session occurs before the morning service.
William J. Minchin, pastor, will preach on Parish Problems in the morning. The theme is The Logic of Life and he urges 4 attendance of members.
Christian Science services Sunday at 7 30 p m in Oat Fellows hall with subject Are Sin Cleuse and Death Real The reading room hours Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 30 to 5 00 pm at 618 Douglass Ave
Walter J. Fowle, pastor, leads Bible school at 9 45 with a sermon at 11 titled The Greatest Work of Life. Junior Union gathers, six thirty BY P U Ra to the Work led by Jay Harris, seven sermon How to Play the Game lesson from the Gridiron.
The pastor H. D. Williams outlines morning sermon Righteousness the Way of Success and evening sermon The Infidelity of Insion at 7 30 p m Bible school at 1 a m Endeavor society at 6 30 p m Strangers students and all others are invited to attend these services.
The piece lists Sunday school at 10:00 led by Mrs Dixon and preaching at 11:00 by Pastor J. W. Stiverson. Activities include Junior Society at 3:00 led by Fannie McCoy and evening services at 6:30 with Royal Jeffs leading Gospel songs, plus a 7:30 sermon at Shipley’s 300 Methodist Episcopal Church.
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