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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
3
A dense list of club meetings and social events with dates and frequencies. Entries include Unity Club Nouparel Olabi Book and Basket PLE GO Priscilla KK Club D A Ke Ladies of G A R R A E U various Tuesday Wednesday Friday meetings and religious and women’s groups across multiple months and recurring patterns.
A series of campus events and engagements unfolded in Ames. Women hosted showers and teas for brides to be while out of town guests joined in. Miss Bernice Shugart and Miss Hessie Mather faced playful “trial,” ending with humorous sentences. Mr. Frank Freeman and Miss Ona Culper wed at Opera House Delta. couple plans Santa Ana California home.
Miss Mary Templeton and Prof John Bates wed this afternoon at 2 30 at the bride’s father Dr Templeton’s Douglass Avenue home. The bride wore a white voile wedding dress with Cluny lace and carried sweet peas. Miss Maude Horton of Washington served as bridesmaid. A luncheon followed with several local young people assisting. Out of town guests included Miss Horton Miss Perkins of California Mr and Mrs Wiltse of Des Moines and others from nearby towns.
Professor Hibard and family sell their home near the college to Miss Ruth Safford of the English department. They will rent apartments until the first of the year and plan to move to Madison Wisconsin thereafter.
Baptist church announces no services on Sunday August 18. Public return instructions and contact details follow for the Chanisugua Lost A bracelet set with pears. Office note references item 17-11.
Dr D M Ghrist was seriously ill with bowel trouble last week and treated at the Methodist hospital in Des Moines for several days. He arrived home Tuesday and hopes to be able to attend his duties again in a few days.
City officials announce an ordinance targeting illegal rigs on Main Street and will enforce it. Police and city staff are authorized to ensure compliance. City residents are urged to abide by the rules and avoid penalties.
Mr Wt Cowsen of Vilises buys the Scenic theater. Jane Howbt takes the theater lease Monday morning. The house receives modern improvements and a model little theater Lelie school opens.
Sunday services at 3 p m in the Carnegie library hall with a subject Saul and a Wednesday evening meeting on the first and third Wednesdays at o clock Strangers welcome to attend the services.
Mr. W. H. Gunsalis from Fleming Pa says his family has used Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and finds it excellent. He recommends it to others. Available for sale by T. J. Loughran and L. M. Bosworth.
A special teachers' examination for Story county will be held at the courthouse in Nevada on August 24. The notice lists examination details and contact person Scott Sam.
An advertisement for back pain relief claims Aprin Chamberlain's Lioniment provides thorough two daily massages. The text lists sellers T. J. Tourhran and M. Nosworth and hints at product availability.
Timetabled interurban trains link Des Moines Ames and Kelley with multiple routes. Parlor cars run from Kelley to Des Moines. various Nos pass through or arrive at Des Moines including morning and evening trains with times and days, noting Saturday-only departures and special through connections.
Fragmented OCR text notes land sale claims around Storr County. Mentions phases of a bargain near Dow City with acres priced at 105 dollars. Mentions a person Logsdon seeking a home and a welcome to Story County residents.
Mrs Carrie Askey of Cumberland Wo endured over a year of cough from four sore irritated nostrils? The remedy Warner's White Wine of Tar provided relief and she has not lost a night's sleep since. Write her, Sold by J. EB Cagwin.
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