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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
2
ASA VANDERMAST proclaims a wide Christmas display of remembrances for husband wife son daughter and friends. The ad highlights slippers mufflers suspenders gloves dress patterns waist perfumery fur rug and more with a plea to buy early as stocks are best and Christmas goods will be stored free.
John Janson Hanson a registered pharmacist seeks a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquor in Gilbert Station Story County Iowa. The district court will hear the case at the January Term beginning January 13 1902 in Nevada Iowa.
In Story County District Court Iowa John Connell registered pharmacist requests a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquors at Kelley Drug Company store lot 18 block 4 Kelley Story County Iowa The filing will be on or before January 1 1902 with hearing January 13 1902 at Nevada Iowa Ally for Plaintiff E H Addison fields 33 31
The Story County District Court in Nevada Iowa reports a last will and testament for John R Decker on file. A hearing is set for January 15 1902 to determine probate and acceptance of the instrument. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the document should not be accepted as the decedent's will.
Community notes show City Book Store as holiday goods headquarters with ads for periodicals books and novelties. Local notices mention church services at M E and Congregational churches and a new brick building on Lockwood lots to house a bowling alley and gym. courtroom verdict on landlord tenant dispute ends without a decision.
Mrs. Kilborne visited Des Moines while Coye was named football captain. Faculty and students attended meetings in Des Moines and Chicago. Bridget Prentiss and Mary Sabin spoke on domestic science. Frank Boardman wed Mary Morse in Nevada. Gordon Dodge and Bertha Conner married in Chicago. Holmes wed Gretta Zenor near Ontario. multiple faculty and visiting Canadian delegates discussed agricultural colleges and farming institutes. The week featured lectures, a stock breeders’ gathering, and a staged oratorical contest.
TILDEN Bros. & Co offer hundreds of linen handkerchiefs all hand embroidered no two alike at 20 percent below regular prices. Limited stock available for holiday buyers.
Mrs J J Kegley visited in Boone last week. D S Ryan and two sons of Cambridge were in Ames Friday. G W Huntington of Cambridge was in Ames on business Tuesday. Senator Harriman visited his son Dr Harriman the first of the week. Mrs Ole Langland and Miss Julia Hetland of Slater visited Mrs Osmond Johnson Saturday. Rev and Mrs J P McIntyre of Ft Dodge attended the Holmes Zenor wedding this week. Mrs Clarice McCarthy McNaughton of Eagle Grove visited with Mrs B Read’s family. J B Olinger and family of the Tribune spent Sunday with relatives here. The Times notes a fraternal call from O J P Williams of Dexter who has built residences here and will move his family here. C N Moses and family were pleasantly surprised by a visit from S S Snyder and children of Freeport Ill. They left for Nebraska Monday to visit relatives. Mr F D Smith of Toulon, who bought the W H Stevens farm east of town, was in town Tuesday and expects to be ready for farming by March first.
Mr R Gray of Amenia Duchess County New York reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for croup a fine children's remedy that cures and prevents attacks if given at the first sign of hoarseness or croupy cough a bottle should be kept on hand for instant use available from Loughran Bauer druggists.
The National Aid Association will meet on Saturday December 14 1901 for its final session and to close the order. All claims must be presented by that date and full attendance is urged by President J E Juper and N A A No 390 secretary J L Stes. Also mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsements and local notices including W C T U and a threat note from J M Diffenbacher.
Social at Gilbert Station I C O F hall on Saturday evening December 14 invites all. Ladies to bring a supper box for two for the event.
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