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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
3
Purre maple syrup at Letts's and wallpaper at Tilden and Loughran's lure shoppers. Prescriptions carefully compounded at Tilden & Loughran's. A moving picture show tours the region while church events, a union youth meeting, and a Model Laundry neckband notice fill town pages. A Buffalo robe raffle winner and local injuries, deaths, and travel notes follow.
Miss Marie McCarthy visits Des Moines this week. A string of Ames visitors includes Dr. and Mrs. Fairchild of Clinton, Mrs. Oaks of Grand Island, Prof. and Mrs. Resier returning from Ohio, and many others attending gatherings, dances, and church functions. A large social circuit in Ames features weddings, nursing training entrants, auction notices, and community announcements.
FRANK Bellamy’s Sunday school class surprised him at his boarding place on the north side with a social visit Wednesday night. They called in a body and made merry the evening, while advertising the Sleepy Eye flour sold by C. F. Letts with a prompt bread promise.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve claims to kill pain and rapidly heal injuries and skin conditions. It advertises cures for fever sores ulcers boils corns and touts the best pile cure on earth with a 25 cent box, sold by Tilden and Lougran druggists.
A rollicking Ames comedy promises hearty laughs with the Ly man Twins in A Merry Chase on February 10. Spectacular scenery fresh elements and a real plot ensure a long loud laugh for the audience.
A mixed block of classified items and notices extends a dog tax renewal reminder for February 1 1900 from the city clerk and promotes grain cleaning equipment the Little Wonder Separator from B A Lockwood Grain Co along with ads for Our Flag cherries Quick Wash soap and C F Letts coffee and canned Veal Loaf products.
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