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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
5
Ames community news recounts visitors from Boone Clinton and Marshalltown. Local churches announce services baptisms and gatherings as town leaders and residents travel to nearby cities for events and weddings.
Market display features dress goods suitings ribbons laces embroidery kid gloves ladies suits cloaks furs skirts and waists. Includes wool walking skirts black mercerized underskirts and French flannels with umbrellas priced from 1.00 to 5.85. Promotes early purchase before assortments break with coats priced 10.00 to 37.50 and notes a popular hat worn last year.
The Munsing Union Suits are praised for neat comfortable dressing for men women and children. The widely demanded garments are available here in a complete assortment with prices to suit all buyers.
Advertisement extols H. S. & M. quality for every man from latest styles to plain garments. It promises a full range of clothing to meet all needs and declares the store as the place to supply outfits.
The ad promotes men’s and women’s shoe departments with top makes in the United States. It claims lines are better than competitors and invites customers to compare. Highlights include a Hanan Shoe for $5.00 and the Adamant $2.00 shoe, urging visitors to come see them.
W. S. Dawson and Pearl Turner were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, in Waterloo Tuesday evening.
Fred Ambs of Tama and Mary Reed Sellers wed at the bride’s parents home on west Onondaga street. Rev. Wilcox officiated as about 100 guests attended including Miss Sellers’s Ames friends and relatives from Dubuque and Sioux City. The couple will reside in Tama Iowa.
At the Fritz home in Slater on Wednesday night September 18 1901 Margaret Fritz daughter of Mr and Mrs O A Fritz married Dr Burton Rogers of Chicago. The ceremony by Rev Gjerstad followed a wedding march by Olive Fritz with the couple in the parlor beside the french window. Only immediate family present. They will be at home afterward.
480 acre farm six miles south of Woon socket ND with a new 10 by 16 house an 14 by 16 ell and an additional 10 by 16 house plastered inside and out. Barn 48 by 48 good well and windmill. 180 acres pasture fenced with three wire fence 180 acres under cultivation balance prairie. Price 14.00 per acre cash. O E Holmes.
Prompt repair service for all sewing machines. Work warranted. Contact B. O. Holmes by card.
You must pay before October 1 to avoid penalty. A list is available at Story County Bank for payment. For organ repair or tuning contact us. All work warrants. CG BE Houmes.
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