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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
3
Community advertisements include poultry wanted, stationer offers at Loughran & Bauer, sickroom notices for Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Martino, tax and club activities, entertainment at the opera house, Short Horn breeders meeting, bric a brac sale, Mission Society gathering, accident involving Albert Kelly, baby born to Dr. and Mrs. Proctor, canned goods and coffee specials, photo deal, envelope sales, church services, and memorial for T. K. Soper.
Italian harp orchestra with the Troubadours Grand Concert Co. appears at the opera house tomorrow night with tickets priced 25 and 50 cents. The program features Master Nichol Brigiea and Emily Louise Murray, plus a social to follow the concert.
Miss Daisey Johnson returns to Crookston Minnesota. Mrs Jap Dickerson and John Baughman and Dan Huey on the sick list. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Goodno. mother and babe doing well. James Johnson will move to Ames March 1. A Stoll moves near Mackey. Oakridge schoolhouse entertainment raises funds for an organ. Young people host a surprise party for Ira Rouzer who plans to move to Montana this week. L A Aid society hosted by Mrs A Eastwood with readings and supper. Dan McCarthy's crew cuts logs and stages a future saw mill. Rufus Rush hosts a social dance. plans to move to Missouri on the 25th.
A 65 pound red stray pig is found with a reward offered. Contact Box 667 Ames Iowa. Also listed are 41 3 seed oats Good Silver Mine seed oats for sale. 41 8p J Willcox. Short and to the Point a testimonial for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. W.C. Kimbel New Troy Mich.
Reverend F A Miller concluded engagements with the Methodist and Congregational churches after last Sundays services. Over 130 forwarded during the meetings and many expected to join the two churches. A union morning service raised a generous thank offering, followed by a youth service and a union evening sermon.
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