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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
An OCR reader lists various fabric quality notes and per yard prices for 36 inch Cambric and 35 36 inch Cambric as well as 57 inch Long Cloths. Entries show 20¢ and 15e quality marks with references to soft finished cloths and fabric types.
A long list of residents and visitors from Ames Boone and nearby towns are recorded with dates of travel and places visited. Names include J T Loughran Mrs Karl Ogden Wayne Dinsmore M K Kilbourne L Van Epps C D Brown family and many others with trips to Des Moines Omaha Lincoln Chicago and Marshalltown.
An advertisement argues sickness stems from a hidden nerve affecting organs like the stomach heart or kidneys. It credits Dr Shoop's Restorative with addressing the inside nerves rather than superficial targets. A five to ten day test is recommended with purchase at Cagwin's Drug Store.
A L White has been confined to his home for several days due to illness but is reported better this morning, with improvement noted by family.
Sarah R. McWilliams born April 26 1845 in Tunkhannock Pennsylvania died January 1911 at her Ames Iowa home aged 65 years 8 months 9 days She moved west with her parents in 1868 joined the Baptist church in Ames and married Dr T B McWilliams March 28 1877 at Columbus City Iowa Her husband died in February
A baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs C A Wilson in Chicago yesterday did not survive birth. The remains will arrive tomorrow to be received by Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs H A Greeley and be interred in Ames cemetery. Mrs Wilson remains in critical condition and Mr Wilson cannot leave her.
Rev. Wee will conduct services at the Lutheran church Sunday evening beginning at 8 o clock. The announcement urges parishioners to attend and participate in the evening worship.
A church schedule notes morning sermon on Why Moral Failure and an evening sermon titled A Christian Reading. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m and F S C Ko at 650 p m. Remember the Sabbath day to keep holy.
Bible school at 10 a m led by Fred Randall superintendent preaching and communion at 11 a m sermon on Using our Talents at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m evening service at 7 30 p m sermon subject Man and Christ All are welcome
William Emery died at his London Ohio home on December 21 1810 aged 85 86 years. He once owned the farm east of town later bought near Gilbert and moved after his wife died in 1879. He spent his final years in London Madison county Ohio.
Prof A C Rice of Rangoon Baptist College Burma and graduate of I S S and Des Moines College will conduct services both morning and evening at the Baptist church.
Mrs. M. E. Livingstone remains very low with no improvement over the past two days and possibly weaker. She has endured chest fluid buildup in the pleural cavity during the past week, with tapping required, which may need repetition in a day or two.
The stockholders of the Iowa Implement Mutual Insurance association held their annual meeting in Nevada. Incumbent officers were reelected and one new board member was elected to the directors.
Mrs Margaret Story died at her daughter Mrs Joe Stewart home Sunday January 9th Funeral services were held at the Stewart home Tuesday morning by Rev W I Fowle with burial in Cole cemetery Obituary next week
Miss Hunter will tell stories to the children at the library Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The board decided to buy duplicate copies of Delineator after noting the 80 magazines donated last year.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson died at Mercy Hospital in Des Moines last night. Funeral arrangements have not been completed yet.
The note states about a dozen current magazines from Good Housekeeping Everybody's and Worlds Work may circulate. They may be kept three days for the current month and up to a week thereafter. A one cent per day overdue charge applies.
Mrs Ben Read Mrs J C Copestake and Mrs Daniel McCarthy are ill at home H B Corlette on sick list F C Tilden recovering or about the house Spring sewing urged with new ginghams chambrays bisson and white goods arriving daily at the Tilden Store Poultry show in Des Moines drew Ed and Burt Kootser John Glidden and L M Zumwalt as attendees
Mrs Bert Cramblett at 923 Kel loge Ave advertises taking orders for aviation caps. Cap styles and pricing are not listed, but the notice seeks local patronage for handmade headgear.
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