Happenings at the Ames College and region
A mes columns note births travels and lectures. A son was born to Prof W J Rutherford in Guelph Ontario. Prof C F Curtis attends the winter session in Washington DC. Alumni Hall cafe opens with weekly board and cafe lunches. Chapels feature Rev C L Stafford and others. Lectures by Prof P M Pearson and the Gypsy chorus slated for February 29 and beyond. Postgraduate botany teaching in Pella and short course attendance in Cedar Rapids report strong. Professor Newens praises Pearson and Chautauqua endorsements affirm high anticipation for the next Ames program.
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Pearson
P. M. Pearson
Newens
Swarthmore College
Lyceumite and Talent
Lyceum Magazine
John H. Vincent
Prof Newens
Ames
Prof. Newens
Professor A. C. Barrows Dies in Columbus
Professor Barrows longtime Ames resident and former Ohio State University and Iowa State College faculty member died in Columbus last Sunday noon from heart failure after a grip. He served in the 18th Ohio infantry and held chairs at Western Reserve, Philipps Andover, Iowa State College, and Ohio State. Survived by wife Laura Tracy and a large family including four daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Columbus
Ohio
Pro
A. C. Barrows
Barrows
Ohio State University
Irving W. Smith
Western Reserve University
18Th
Ohio Infantry
Western Reserve
Philipps- Andover Academy
Andover Mass
Chas
Augustus Young
T. Day Seymour
Kent
Ohio Home Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Iowa State College
Local residents noted in brief city columns
Ex supervisor Ed Silliman is in the city today. Alex Norris spent Sunday at his Nevada home. Gene Rushmore visited from Nevada on the Sabbath. F M Darner was in Grinnell on business last Friday and Saturday. Don Lewis of the Intelligencer office was called to Eldora this week by a relative's death.
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Ed. Silliman
Alex Norris
Nevada
F. M. Darner
Grinnel
Don Lewis
Intelligencer
Eldora
C. H. Stange
Lowden
Iowa
Installation of officers at Pocahontas lodge in Ames
The Pocahontas lodge held installation of officers on Thursday night January 16 at Red Men’s hall. Officers named include Prophetess Mrs. Julia Fultz Pocahontas Miss Mayme Kingkade Winona Ada Miller Powhatan George Stayner Keeper of Records Mary Kingkade and others. Following, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Great Pocahontas
Katie Brownson
Des Moines
Jessie Miller
Julia Fultz
Pocahontas
Mayme Kingkade
Winona
Ada Miller
Powhatan
Geo. Stayner
Mary Kingkade
Frances Pitts
Carrie Scott
Dolly Loving
Child
W. W. Clark
Joseph Smith
Tepee
John Kenworthy
Forest
Chas. Lyons
Millie Erickson
Myra Stevens
Sarah McCall
Charles Hollowell
Nevada
Ames Council
Insidious Kidney Trouble Warns of Fatal Risk
An advertiser warns that kidney trouble is insidious and may lead to death before symptoms appear. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, as sold by J. B. Cagwin, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
J. BE. Cagwin
Modern house for sale or rent in Hoggatt and Story area
S. K. Williamson advertises a modern house at the intersection of Hoggatt and Story streets available for sale or rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoggatt
Story Streets
A shave in China described by a barber
A Wide World Magazine fragment notes Chinese barbers rarely use soap. They rinse with water and scrape facial hair with a local iron tool, a method that would surprise a Sheffield cutler but fulfills its purpose.
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China
Wide World Magazine
Floral Scandal Cartoon Dialogue
A playful Washington Herald cartoon quotes a rose and an aster arguing about lily pads. The exchange riffs on classical lines and hints at a light hearted floral mischief.
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Washington Herald
The Long Conflict and Little Sally Reading Exchange
A brief Chicago News item shows a child asking about a pro longed conflict. His father replies the concept is something not understood until adulthood and marriage, highlighting a humorous domestic misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Harry
Papa
Chicago News
Epictetus on Preparing Actions Before Beginning
A concise philosophical maxim states that in every affair one should consider what precedes and what follows before undertaking it. The emphasis is on foresight and disciplined planning to align actions with outcomes.
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Epictetus
Timber trekker heads to Missawaukee to reunite
A traveler who has covered the timber territory from Michigan to British Columbia is now en route to Missawaukee to join his family. He aims to rest and reconnect after months on the road.
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Michigan
British Columbia
Missawaukee
Lady Celesta Remains A Few Days At Hotel Ames
Short notice states Lady Celesta will stay a few more days at Hotel Ames room 20 at head of stairs. Readings 50 cents. Ipd.
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Celesta
Hotel Ames
Head of Stairs
King of Throat and Lung Remedies Dr King’s New Discovery
C O Eldridge of Empire Ga endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. He recalls seven years of use and praises its quick relief for croup and attacks on his children. Marketed with guarantee 50c and 1.00 and trial bottle free.
Household items for sale at fair price on Carroll Ave
One first class hard coal stove and assorted household furniture offered at fair prices. Inquiries welcome at 808 Carroll Ave. Ip d
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Carroll Ave
Religious Services In Ames Churches
Among the Ames churches St John s Episcopal Church Herbert A Wilson rector holds Morning Prayer at 11 a m Sunday School at 10 a m United Brethren Church J W Stiverson pastor Sunday School at 10 a m preaching 4 p m junior 2 30 p m Y P C A 6 30 p m sermon by Rev Wilson 7 30 p m revival services ongoing at Evergreen with preaching at Shipley 3 p m
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United Brethren Church
J. W. Stiverson
Senor Y. P. C. A
Rev. Wilson
Ever
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Andrew M. Shea pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m and sermon at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m with topic The planting and Training of the Church in Foreign Lands Leaders Student Volunteer Band 7 30 p m sermon follows.
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Methodist Episcopal
Andrew M. Shea
Epworth League
Catholic Mass and Sermon at 11 A. M.
Rev. F. C. Renter leads Mass and sermon at eleven o clock on Sunday with Sunday school following at 11 30 A. M.
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F. C. Renter
Church News and Bible School Times
Church of Christ announces Bible School at 9 45 a m and C E at 6 30 p m. Pastor H D Williams will preach at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with themes The Moral Church of the New Testament and The Greater Things of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
H. D. Williams
First Baptist Church Service Notice
Walter J. Fowle pastor leads Bible school at 9 45 and 11 am sermon by Evangelist Tay lor Taylor with Carrie Beale Taylor in special music Junior Hour at 3 00 B Y P U at 6 30 and evangelistic service at 7 30 with G W Taylor assisted by Carrie Beal Taylor and a full choir
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First Baptist Church
Walter J. Fowle
Bible School
Evangelist Taylor
Carrie Beale Taylor
G. W. Taylor
Carrie Beal Taylor
Religious Charity and a Bush Fallacy Sermon
Congregational church morning sermon titled Religious Charity and evening discourse on the fallacy A Bird in the Hand is Worth two in the Bush. Music includes From Egypt's Bondage Come Solo Calvary and Seek Ye the Lord. Soloist Mrs Hultz. Evensong with Misses Tinsley, Person and Merrill.
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W. J. Minchin
Egypt
Lord
Roberts
Geo. Hultz Cescwe
Tinsley
Person and Merrill
Administrator's notice in Estate of William Doyle
In Story county Iowa February 7 1908 the administrator of William Doyle deceased will file his final report in the probate court and seek discharge. Objections must be filed or default will be entered and the administrator discharged.
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District Court of the State of
Iowa
Story County
William Doyle
Infant son of Hanson dies of pneumonia
The infant son of 8. Hanson living west of the college died last Sunday from pneumonia and was buried last Tuesday at Ontario. The babe was about two and a half months old.
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Hanson
Ontario
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Rutherford
Guelph
Canada
C. F. Curtis
Washington D. C
Asociation of Experiment Stations and Colleges
A. EB. Hunt
Humboldt
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Alumni Hall
C. L. Stafford
Iowa Weslayan University
Mt. Pleasant
J. A. McLean
W. J. Kennedy
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Thompson
Association
Alice Dynes Feuling
F. H. Waters
C. B. Stanton
Iowa State Veterinary Association
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
L. C. Burnett
Lincoln
Nebraska
Esther Pearl Hensel
Winfield S. Dudgeon
Pella
Ethel McKinley
Greenville S. C
Republican
A. M. Newens
S. Dakta
Watertown
Huron
Brookings
Madison
Mars
Illinois State Banker's Association
Union Park Club
Chicago
Ohio State
Prof. Barrows
Laura
Tracy
Hudson
J. C. Chorpenning
Minn
Alice
Berlin
Sarah
Frances
F. E. Barrows
Simpson College
Indianolola
Edward M. Barrows
New York
Harry C. Barrows
Frank L. Barrows
C. H. Hitchcock
Hanover N. H
Edward L. Dummer
Gene Rushmore
O. H. Hagen
Patrick Scanlan
Boone
C. H. Morris
G. C. Johnson
A. B. Maxwell
Supt
F. W. Linebaugh
Electric Light Plant
Nellie Nash
St. Joseph Mo
Dr. Johnson
Clinton Iown
Tom Thompson
Delia Woodman
J. Jacobs
Paducah
Kentucky
Mrs. Jacobs
Laura Maynard
Inwood
H. Wakefield
J. E. Arnold
C. A. Duntz
Rev
Marshalltown
Billy” Fleming
Huxley
Billy
J. N. Gaston
Hiram Blake
J. F. Kintzley
Oregon
H. P. Wilkinson
Hank
Will Wilkinson
David Evans
Thad Evans
Indian Territory
Roy Wilson
Massena
Ella Capwell
Ed. Hollis
Frank Stevens
Pacific Coast
Neal Hyatt
Monia
J. A. Cram
Monday
Ole Egemo
J. F. Tilden
Odd Fellows Building
Homer
W. P. Coon
George Baker
Baker Jewelry Store
Medora Minchin
Boston
Hannah Wakefield
J. B. Cagwin
Temple Block
Amelia
Denton Crowl
The
Christian Church
Co. C
Armory
Captain Rackett
B. W. Steele
International Correspondence School
Cagwin’s
Mr. Steele
C. E. Department
S. K. Williamson
Shipley
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