Webster City Couple Wed At Home Wedding in Webster City
The marriage of Emma Leora Grove to W E Gos sard occurred at the Grove home on Division street with about eighty guests. Rev E E Kneedy officiated under a canopy with flower girls and a five course supper. The bride, a popular local, and the groom, recently a Ames resident now in Webster City, will reside with the Grove couple. About twenty five Ames guests attended. The report also notes county supervisor delegates arriving for a state convention and a banquet by the Ames Commercial Club at Read's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Leora Grove
W. E. Gossard
A. F. Grove
Division Street
E. E. Kneedy
Church of Christ
Blanche Stake
Elsie Pochel
Carrie Snow
Webster City
Ames
Grove
Graphic Herald
Lucas County
Woodbury County
Read's Hall
Ames Commercial Club
Do You Want a Home in Ames Offers Six Acre Property
A ten room house with six acres near Main street Ames is offered at a reasonable figure. The modern home features four upstairs bedrooms with closets, carpeted floors, large parlor and dining rooms, kitchen, bath, basement, furnace, hot air heat, and a well kept property including barn and outbuildings. Inquiries to Jas Hale or Westerman and McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Main Street
Jas. Hale
Westerman & McLain
Finest Cheese Market Shines in Local Trade
Local market spotlight highlights premium cheese selection led by CC F Lerrs with strong customer interest and steady sales growth.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proves Popular at Pierson Drug
Pierson drug store manager Martin reports strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during la grippe season. Five bottles sell for every other medicine as customers praise quick relief from coughing sore throat and lung irritation. Available through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Pierson Drug Store
Chamberlain
la Grippe
Chicago
Card of Thanks for Ames Fire Helpers
We thank our neighbors and Ames citizens who aided us at last Thursday night fire and for the hospitality shown by all. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mabie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
L. Mabie
Community raises funds for neighbor's broken leg relief
Citizens and three kind ladies donated money to aid Willis T. Guise after a mishap while storing ice left him with a broken and crushed leg, rendering him unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis T. Guise
Belle of Hawarden Flour Sold At 90 Cents A Sack
Advertisement notes a sack of Belle of Hawarden flour priced at 90 cents, available at J. R. Kooser and Co. in a local store promotion urging shoppers to buy this bargain.
Social notes from Ames and nearby towns
A list of visits and travels across the region includes Miss Anna Wood of Boone visiting sister Mrs. T J Kegley, Ada Hawley and Hattie Brouchard with relatives in Colo, and Mrs M A Vandivert returning from Missouri. Others travel to Chicago New York and Ohio while local figures attend weddings, meetings and lumber trading events and Woodmen lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wood
Boone
Mrs
T. J. Kegley
Ada Hawley
Hattie Brouchard
Colo
HeEINz Offers Family Mince Meats in Bulk Cans
J Minter and Son advertise extra family mince meat in 1 and 2 pound cans priced at 10 and 20 cents per can, with the offer highlighted by the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeinz
T. J. Minter & Son
Uniform musical pitch debate heats up in Britain
The Chamber's Journal cites London Phil harmonic society shifting toward a lower standard pitch matching continental usage. Broadwood & Sons signal piano makers will follow if a general move occurs. The change affects organs and military bands at high cost, while singers struggle with higher notes written for the old pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Philharmonic Society
London
Messrs. Broadwood & Sons
Grant Area Notes and Improvements for 1899
Summary of 1899 improvements in Grant mentions two new schoolhouses and several new barns and additions. Notable names include Mr. Stewart, H. Kardy, J. K. Peterson, N. J. Nelson, John Sykes, W. W. Judd, Z. Shugart, W. F. Swayze, and G. A. Armstrong with the model barn. Frank Stevens hosts a party. Gordon Wood and wife visit State Center. Ole Christopher rents his farm and plans to move northeast of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Christopher
Ames
Mr. Stewart
H. Kardy
J. K. Peterson
N. J. Nelson
John Sykes
W. W. Judd
Z. Shugart
W. F. Swayze
Everal
Isaac Young
G. A. Armstrong
Literary Friday Night Draws Large Attendance
Rev St Clair preached to a fair sized audience on Sunday afternoon. N Brunning and family attended the National Aid banquet in Ames Saturday night. Mrs Nettie Brink of Cedar Rapids visits her parents Mr and Mrs M F Ball. Miss Lillian Thomas returned home after visiting friends in State Center. Quakers closed protracted meetings west of the college with good results Monday. Mrs John Taylor from Cando North Dakota wintering with her Ames parents spent last week visiting old friends. Nathan Little, in Maquoketa for eye treatment, returned Monday and friends wish for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Brink
Cedar Rapids
M. F. Ball
Lillian Thomas
State Center
John Taylor
Cando, N. D
Ames
Nathan Little
Maquoketa
Local ad fragment promoting foods and beverages
An ad fragment lists vendors TinpEN LOUGHRAN promoting cheese poultry and coffee samples from T J Miller Son F Letts and C F Lerts plus New York apples Yankee Herb Tea at Judisch Bros Hawarden flour at J B Kooser Co and BeLie of Hawarden flour at 90 cents per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judisch Bros
Hawarden
J. B. Kooser & Co’s
Local Coal and Feed Dealer Opens After January
J E Jupe announces taking over Spring and Son coal and feed shed after January 15th with continuous stock at low cash prices and invites customers to call. The notice also markets coffee, cheese, canned goods, and apples at bargain prices from T J Miller and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring & Son
J. E. Jupe
Adams Bros Accounts May Be Referred To Collectors
All accounts not settled within 30 days will be turned over to a collector. Adams Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Bros
Postmaster List Includes Hattie Backe and Others
January 13 1900 notice names Bendict Mrs Hattie Backe Clary Graves Mrs M S Hila Minnie Heggin Lena Perking and A W Simmons Dennis Woodbury Geo W Long G Hardin P M detailing recipients or assignations in the postal list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendict
Hattie Backe
Clary Graves
M S
Hila
Minnie Heggin
Lena Perking
W Simmons
Dennis Woodbury
Geo W
Lon G. Hardin
P. M
Corn Corn new 70 lb Barley 21 26 Rye
Fragmentary OCR lists grain types and weights centered on corn barley rye oats and wheat. The wording is uncertain and does not form a clear event or notice.
Resolutions of mourning for neighbor J Y Jacobson
The clan notes the death of neighbor J Y Jacobson a faithful Clary Woodman and valued member. It extends tender sympathy to his parents, pledges faith to duty, and orders mourning draped for thirty days. Resolutions to be published in the Ames Times and spread on lodge works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Jacobson
Clary Woodman
Cam
Charcer
Ames Times
Ee Ag
Farm Notice For Settlement Of Debts In Iowa
A good eighty acre farm near Iowa is cited with a notice to inquire of Mrs. St. and a settlement request. All persons indebted to the signed will please settle at once to save trouble and costs. H. D. MELLER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ested
Story County
Lown
Jacob T
Nels H. Jacobson
Gilbert Station
Iowa
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D.& L. Hamilton
Oqueensware
H. J. Heinz
Phone. O
J.B. Krooser & CO
Boards of Supervisors
Jennie M.elyen Beyer
Prof
C. F. Curtiss
Lee County County Bridges
C. F. Letts
Elmer Banks
Story City
Herman Knapp
Lake Charles
Jessie Little
Des Moines
J. N. Fowler
Mrs. Marston
Mason City
Geo. Row
Oskaloosa
J. R. McIntire
Walter Scott
F. L. Rice
Oklahoma
S.C
I. K. Waite
Hilgard
Colorado
Chas. Hamilton, Sr
New York
Frank Stuitz
Ohio
Arcade
Beardshear
Ella French
W. L. Robinson
Humboldt
Charles Loving
Little Hazel
Bertha Buck
Fred Munn
H. L. Munn & Son
St. Paul
W. B. Greenman
Tennessee Cedar Company
Wanamaker
Jackson Blizard
Chicago Newspaper Union
W. Allen
Nevada
County Board of Pensions
Robert Campbell
Hollinsburgh
Kan
Jess Campbell
Mr. Campbell
T. W. Hauser
Liscomb
Woodmen Lodge
Kelley Lodge
Warie C. Crossley
Fitchpatrick Abstract
The
Times
Musical Fiich
Garner Bros. & Herman's
Anteed
Canter Bros. & Herman
Grant
Frank Stevens
Gordon Wood
West Washington
St. Clair
N. Brunning
National Aid
Tinpen & Loughran
Pouultry
T. J. Miller & Son
F. Letts
C. F. Letta
F. Lerts
L. M. Bosworth
B. A. Lockwood Grain Co
Ti_peN Bros. & Co
T. J. Miler & Son
New England
Ady
Adams JS Brady
John Davis
Mac Grahl Court Hamlin
Bert McGittes
John A Stephenson
the Smith
Tia Lockwood Grain Co
Waad
H. D. Meller
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