Evening Socials Highlight Local Club Events
Miss Florence Willey hosts a six o'clock dinner tonight. Laura Chapter O. E. S. meets this evening. Miss Bernice Shugart plans a Kensington home dinner tomorrow. Miss Ruth Barrett hosted a small dinner Wednesday at six. The G A R ladies gather Monday at three in Odd Fellows hall. St John’s Guild was hosted yesterday by Mrs C B Little and Mrs J N Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Willey
Bernice Shugart
Kensington
Ruth Barrett
Odd Fellows Hall
St. John’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
C. B. Little
J. N. Fowler
Stange Hosts Dinner For Dr C W Gay In Columbus Ohio
Mr and Mrs C H Stange entertained Friday evening at dinner as a compliment to Dr C W Gay of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Stange
C. W. Gay
Columbus
Ohio
Engagement and church notices from Nashville and Hampton
Mrs Florence Cramblitt Lincoln of Nashville will assist at the vesper service at the Congregational church next Sunday evening. Word has been received announcing the engagement of Mr Harold Clem nor to Miss Roger of Hampton. Their marriage is scheduled for August fifteenth, Tuesday afternoon. Members of Mrs Barretts Sunday school class gave a picnic on the Knapp lawn as a farewell party for Florence Storms who leaves today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cramblitt Lincoln
Nashville, Tenn
Congregational Church
Harold Clemnor
Roger of
Hampton
Congregational
McConnell
Ernest H. Smith
Maxwell
Judith
Messes Wentworth and Clark
Jesus
Stainer
Wentworth
Clark
Tosti
Faith Clark
Robyn Bakley
Mendelssohn
Judish
Gordon Temple
Florence Cramblitt
Lincoln
Belendar
Walter Heaton
Miss McConnell
Dance Social At Champlin Hall Promotes Community Ties
Friday evening about twenty couples enjoyed a dance at Champlin's hall with Cramblitts orchestra. The extension department hosts a picnic for Mr. Mac Arthur '09 before he leaves for Oklahoma to do farm management work. A T Y L club and K Ks group picnicked in Chautauqua park last Thursday. Last Saturday Miss Avis Cole and Miss Eva Person hosted a lawn party for about thirty guests in honor of Miss Gertrude Gardner and Miss Grace Murphy with Grace Cole and Helen King serving a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlin’s Hall
Cramblitts Orchestra
Extension Department
North Woods
MacArthur
Oklahoma
T. Y. L. Club
K. Ks
Chautauqua Park
Avis Cole
Eva Person
Miss Cole
Gertrude Gardner
Grace Murphy
Grace Cole
Helen King
Informal dances and campus gatherings described in Nevada Journal
The Kappa Zeta girls held an informal dance at Miss Mae Loving’s home. Priscilla club hosted at the farm house with graduates from the school providing the program. Several readers and singers from Indiana Michigan and Cuba participated. Nearby departures included Mr and Mrs Burbank Rochelle Illinois and Miss Brodie. About thirty girls gathered at Miss Ruth Barrett’s campus home for Laura Storms farewell party with needlework, refreshments and well wishes for a new field of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Zeta
Mae Loving
Curtiss
Priscilla Club
Farm House
Graduate School
Harper
Georgia
Uncle Remus
Gano
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Cobb
Michigan
Will Carleton
Hendrickson
Cuba
Otis
Madison
Mrs. Burbank
Rochelle
Miss Brodie
Charles Minkler
C. C. Montgomery
Minkler
City
Ames
Fouser
Northwestern
Nevada Journal
Miss Ruth Barrett
Miss Barrett
Miss Shirely Storm
Laura Storms
Mrs Rider Hosts Ames Chicago and Cedar Rapids Guests
Mrs J M Rider entertained a house party this week with her daughter Mrs Clyde Williams of Ames and Mrs Harry Jennison of Chicago and others from Tipton and Chicago. Teas and auto rides followed by an informal musicale with songs by Mrs Jennison, a noted Chicago vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rider
Clyde Williams
Ames
Harry Jennison
Fred Pentzer
Chicago
Frank Whitmer
Tipton
Social Tea and Musical Afternoon Highlights in Ames
Mrs. James Rush Lincoln and Miss Lincoln hosted about twenty five ladies on Boone Street with guests Mrs. Willis Lincoln of Nashville Mrs. Charles Lincoln Leavenworth and Mrs. Gammon Graettinger The event featured conversation on fancy work on a sunny porch Also Mrs Harry Bowess of Chicago attended An Ames church service announced for Sunday evening July 31 with a full musical program led by Miss McConnell and others A separate sewing gathering at Mrs L D Tilden’s home included a refined musical program and refreshments Margaret Gifford Hodgson Des Moines and Chicago attendees contributed songs with Mrs Caine and Mrs Conaway providing musical support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rush Lincoln
Miss Lincoln
Boone Street
Willis Lincoln
Nashville
L. D. Tilden
Ames
Caine
Conaway
Blanche Greeley-Wilson
Florence Parkhill-Keuhl
Jessie Christman
Chicago
Margaret Gifford-Hodson
Des Moines
Barker Hargis Wedding Solemnized at Parents Home
Miss Sophie Hargis wed Joseph F Barker in a ceremony at the bride's parents residence on July 25. The couple's nuptials united two local families in a small home ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Hargis
Joseph F. Barker
Miss Hargis
Des Moines Couple to Wed and Settle in Ames
Eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos F Hargis of Des Moines a West Des Moines high school and Iowa State College graduate member of Pi Beta Phi sorority Laboratory assistant in chemistry department Mr Barker a Ohio State University graduate and professor of chemistry of soils at Iowa State College The couple will wed in Duluth and Niagara Falls and make their home in Ames after September 1 The Times extends congratulations.
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Thos. F. Hargis
Des Moines
West Des Moines High School
Iowa State College
Pi Beta Phi
Barker
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Duluth
Niagara Falls
Ames
the Times
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promoted For Inside Ailments
A historic advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for weak internal organs including the heart stomach and kidneys. It claims the medicine treats the cause rather than the symptoms and notes rapid popularity among druggists and customers. Sold by Cagwin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Cagwin
Man with head wound seeks help after alleged Northwest tracks robbery
A 28 year old man named Nicholas Fritzgerald arrived at the Hardcastle home around 2 30 p m claiming he needed care after a supposed robbery on the Northwestern tracks. He bore a three inch head gash and told sheriff Warrick and Dr. Christ he was robbed of six dollars. He was treated by Frank Lang at the county farm and authorities search for suspects continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Fritzgerald
Hardcastle
Christ
Sheriff Warrick
Frank Lang
Ed Heggen
O. O. Heggen
Des Moines
Those Pies of Boyhood Tune Up Pitch
An ad extols boyhood pies then urges toning up by Electric Bitters for digestion liver kidneys and bowels. It promises restored appetite and vigor with a full system boost and notes price of 50 cents at druggists.
Stork Cards Offered At Times Office for Friends
Readers are invited to pick up stork cards at the Times office to send to friends and relatives, promoting cheerful greetings during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Loafers Keep Off The Grass In Recycling Cement Pavement
A blind old horse pulling a slop cart disrupted work near the Tilden grocery when it dashed toward the display window after a rain. Workmen sheltered under the awning. the animal was captured and lightly beaten to calm it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
How to Get Public Documents in 1910
Public demand for government publications grows as over half a million documents sold in the year ended June 30 1910. Total cost exceeded 87000 dollars as readers seek access and prices. Inquiries should be directed to the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington DC, for prompt information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a bold remedy for bad colds, coughs, and lung diseases. It claims to rescue hopeless sufferers after other treatments fail, offering 50c and 1.00 prices with a free trial bottle at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Sidewalk Construction Ordered in Ames Iowa
Ames City Council orders cement sidewalks along numerous blocks and avenues per ordinance 236. Property owners may build their own along frontages by a set deadline or face city projects at cost with 6 percent taxes via county auditor, supervised by the City Engineer. Mayors Maxwell and Sheldon sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Parkers
Kellogg Ave
Boone St
Campus Ave
Athletic Park
9Th St
G. H. Maxwell’s
Cemetery
Blairs Addition
Reed’s
C. P
Richmond
Ives
Bigelow
S. S
Blairs
Duffs
C P
Shears
Bisbees
Born’s
Woodland Park
Borns
No Drip coffee strainer coupon offered by Dr Shoop
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offers a free No Drip coupon and a small health book. The product described as Health Coffee imitates real coffee using toasted grains malt and nuts with quick preparation. No money required to receive the coupon or book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr. Shoop
J. J. Grove
Engraved Ecard Orders Placed at Times Office
Readers are urged to submit engraved ecard orders to the Times office for processing. The notice calls for timely submissions and outlines the service offered by the newspaper for personalized greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laura
J. E. Cagwin
S. W. Guthrie
Zearing
Haverly Transfer
Kelloggs Avenue
Mutual
Germany
Darmstadt
Milford News
J. A. Heintz
Chenoa
Ill
Margariete
Lynn
Lester White
Allen Ambrose
Nevada
Andrew Crooks
Jim Sowers
Minnesota
D. Sowers
California
Milford
Kersey
Mary Frey
Illinois
Chancey Mills
Grant Wage
South Milford
J. W. Bateman
Allie Bateman
City of
A. B. Maxwell
Parley Sheldon
Ames Engineering Co
Union National and Union Savings Banks
Just the
Bpenuse
Arne
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