Wanted at Once for Ames Sales Tone
Hampton's Magazine seeks a reliable person in Ames to sell the magazine with a salary plan and free outfit. Immediate earnings offered with minimal startup effort. Address Hamp ton's Magazine Sales, 85 West 35th St New York for postal reply and bicycle club offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton’s Magazine
Ames
America
Darite
Mer Pures
West
35Th St
New
Columbia
Hampton
Georges “Bicycle Club
West 35Th
New York
Services Next Sunday at Christian Science and Episcopal churches
Christian Science services Sunday at 10 45 a m in Smnuths Hall with the subject Doctrine Atonement. St Johns Episcopal Church led by Co J Shutt Rector with evening prayer and sermon at 4 p m. Holy communion first Sunday monthly. Pleasant Grove and Prairie Center services alternate Sundays at 11 a m led by A M Elliott Pastor Epworth League at Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Christian Science Services
Smnuth’s
St. John's Episcopal Church
J. Shutt
Pleasant Grove and
Prairie Center
A. M. Elliott
Pleasant Grove
Epworth
United Brethren Church Sunday Services and Farewell Sermon
Warner Johnson pastor leads Sunday school at 10 with I. E. Clark superintendent. Sermon at 11 titled Gods Hand. Y P C EB U meets at 6 30 with a 7 30 sermon concluding the conference year and bidding farewell to the current pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Warner Johnson
I. E. Clark
Church of Christ Service Schedule and Sermon Topics
John T. Houser leads Bible School at 10:00 a m. Communion and preaching at 11:00 with theme Bringing Souls to Christ. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Evening service at 7:30 on How Sin Destroys the Body and Soul. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
John T. Houser
Methodist Protestant Service Schedule and Topics
The church lists Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. with the sermon Feed my Lambs and 7:30 p.m. Utter Apostasy. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. Junior League meets at 3:00 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Weekday services run 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. daily except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Crissman
Epworth
Birth announcements from local families
Bennett welcomed an eight pound son born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bennett. Moshier welcomed a son born Tuesday to Prof. and Mrs. Moshier. Adams welcomed a daughter Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Adams on Douglas avenue. Dimock welcomed a daughter Thursday to Prof. and Mrs. Dimock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
J. E. Bennett
Jesse
Moshier
Gladden
Adams
Jay Adams
Douglas Avenue
Dimock
Ayer’s Pills Promoted for Bilious Tongue Warning
Ad describes bilious symptoms including bad taste, loss of appetite, and headaches. It claims a coated tongue signals biliousness and endorses Ayer’s Pills as an effective remedy made by the J C Ayer Co in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mase
Engineers Picnic and Club Meetings Announced
The Engineers hold their annual picnic Friday afternoon at Squaw creek near the old Chautauqua grounds with rain backup in Engineering hall. The Nonpareil Club meets next Wednesday with Mrs Spring and the Olympic Club hosts a party at Glen Muir on Seventh Street tonight. PEO basket dinner on campus next Tuesday. Unity Club meets Wednesday with replacements. Chi Chis gather next Wednesday with Miss Bernice Shugart on North Grand Avenue. Lutheran Church women plan a Red Men hall bazaar Friday October 21 at eight with Luncheon at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers
Squaw Creek
Engineering Hall
Olympic Club
Glen Muir
Seventh Street
P. BR. O
Placeway
Stanage
Stewart
Roberts
Potter
Chi Chis
Bernice Shugart
North Grand Avenue
The
Lutheran Church
Red Men Hall
Among the Ames Clubs
Local clubs gather for meetings and installations in Ames. Book and Basket Club leads a study of Current Literature under Mrs Ina Tilden, while K K Club members elect officers with Miss Maude Rice as president. Y Beta Club joins Theta Chi sorority with formal installation led by Chicago visitors Edith Cox and Ethel Dieffenbacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book and Basket Club
Book and Baskets
M. K. Smith
Kellog Avenue
Current Literature
Ina Tilden
Niva Nichols
Grand Avenue
Y. Beta Club
Theta Chi Sorority
Epsilon Chapter
Edith Cox
Ethel Dieffenbacher
Chicago
Ames
Miss Cox
Supreme Chapter
Miss Dieffenbacher
Rachel Paxton
Y. Betas
Elizabeth Canady
Harriett Wilkinson
Norma
Laura Jones
Gladys Talbott
Ada Cameron
Thora Tallman
Genevieve Graves
Loretta Harriman
Gladys Hultz
Martha Knudson
Yubons
Country Cosmopolitan Club Meets with Greeleys for Story County Hospital
The Country Cosmopolitan Club met Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Greeley hosting. Attendees enjoyed talks by Dr. Christ, Mr. Edwards, and Mr. Valentine on a Story County Hospital. A social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting Oct 21 1910 at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nowlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Cosmopolitan Club
H. A. Greeley
Christ
Edwards
Valetine
Story County Hospital
Herbert Nowlin
Floyd O'Brien Conducts Business in Aimes for Weeks
Floyd O'Brien is in Aimes for a few weeks to handle business matters. He left the family in Seattle well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd O’brien
Aimes
Seattle
Ames Social Affairs Chronicle Decorative Luncheons and Gatherings
Mrs. President Stanton entertains thirty five faculty ladies at luncheon on campus. Miss Mary Kintsley hosts nine young ladies for Sunday dinner and afternoon. Misses Lara Buckton and Amanda Nisewander organize parish gathering with talks on Japan and mission work. Mrs Leland speaks on Chicago church music training. Linen shower for Miss Cecelia Welch at Ridge Avenue. Mr and Mrs A L Champlain host about twenty at their Fourth ward hall. Miss Niva Nichols hosts Grace Tinsley as she departs for Dakota. Mr and Mrs Peter Gordon host thirty two for dinner on Furnett Street. Miss Gladys Ackerman hosts chicken supper with music on Duff Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Stanton
E. W. Stanton
Lara Buckton
Amanda Nisewander
Christian Church
Nancy Smith
Japan
Vera Childs
Leland
Chicago
Teachers’ Training School
Cecelia Welch
R. C. Cushman
Ridge Avenue
Peter Gord
Burnett Street
Ole Thompson
Fort Dodge
Alice Gord
Mr. Sullen
Huxley
Messrs
Andy Anderson
Osmund Johnson
Ames
Welch Dykstra Wed In Catholic Parsonage
Miss Cecelia Welch of Sac City and Dr. R. R. Dykstra former Orange City resident wed at the Catholic parsonage with Rev. F. C. Renier officiating. The couple plan a brief post wedding trip and home at Mrs. Rachel Paxton's on Douglas Avenue. Dykstra, I. S. C. veterinary graduate 1905, was soon on the Ames faculty as professor of anatomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Welch
Sac City
R. R. Dykstra
Orange City
F. C. Renier
Rachel Paxton
Douglas Avenue
Masons Attend Boone Council Royal Masters Meeting 1910
Masons from Ames led by Dr Cc E Hunt and L M Gibson attended the Grand Council of Iowa session in Boone on October 11 1910. Fifteen Ames lodge members were present as the Royal and Select Master degree was amplified. The OES met in Ames with H W Hughes of Burlington giving an address on the origin and history of the order. An instrumental duet by Mrs Webster and Mrs Ballard accompanied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Boone
Gebal
Royal and Select Masons
Ames
Iowa
Cc. E. Hunt
L. M. Gibson
A. W. Wettstein
W. M. McLain
W. S. Griffith
CC. E. Haverly
F. M. Fowler
Grand Council of
Ames’ Lodge
H. W. Hughes
Burlington
Il Trovatore
Mesdames Webster
Ballard
Port of Missing Men adapted for stage at Armory Opera House
Meredith Nicholson's The Port of Missing Men becomes a popular play. Edwin Vail portrays hero John Armitage in a romantic drama praised for swift action and fresh up to date moments. Performance set for Saturday night October 15 at Armory Opera House.
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Meredith Nicholson
Edwin Vail
John Armitage
Armory Opera House
Ontario inventor Mrs. Morgan brands superior tomato
Mrs. Morgan of Ontario, inventor of the Morgan tomatoes, sent a shower of the delicious fruit to the Intelligencer office this week. She claims her tomato beats anything produced at the college.
Made to measure garments with wide cloth sample selection
The shop promotes increased demand for custom clothing and offers 250 cloth samples plus 32 large colored plates for selection. It showcases sample garments in a suit department and commits perfect fit and prompt delivery for coats suits dresses or skirts made to order.
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Ames Intelligencer
5Th Street
H. M
J. F. Baker
W. P. Coon
Pike Avenue
A.J. Bennett
Carroll Ave
Boone Street
W. F. Randall
Lost
Grand Ave
Cere
Spring
Ate
Douee
Campus Avenue
Unity Cub
Unity Club
O. H. Watkins
Dudgeon
K. K
Minnie Rice
Barr
Maude Rice
Mabel Peyton
Norman
Civic Improvement Society
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Jennie Christ
Mesdames Wakefield
McElyea
Hagen
Neewollah Club
Lillie Gilchrist
Sixth Street
Kensington
Ames Social Affairs
Mary Kintsley
Scinotin
A. L. Champlain
Fourth Ward
Grace Tinsley
Dakota
Gladys Ackerman
Duff Avenue
Welch-Dykstra
Miss Phillips
College
Hotel Colfax
H. H. Markiey
Charles F. Curtiss
Colfax
Mr. Markley
Mexico
Astern Star
Morgan
Tilden
Australian Wool Union
Union
Copenhagen
Tilden Reels & Co
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