Ladies Suits Sale On Spring Styles
Retailer announces extensive purchases of ladies suits for spring with many new styles now on sale. Early buyers are selecting items with values listed at 15 20 22 50 25 and 36 dollars.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
6
Alterations Free For All Garments At Local House
The shop promises free refitting for all suits jackets and skirts before leaving the house. They guarantee satisfaction for every customer with garments made to fit perfectly including shoulder fit balance and a straight even skirt drape.
Local residents and visitors share updates around Ames
A stream of brief notes shows Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Person returning to a Kelley area farm. R. M. Hunter visiting Ames relatives. Bernice Shugart visiting Nevada friends. Mrs. Guy Carleton and Mrs. J. B. Kooser hosting events. and many others including hospital, travel, and employment updates involving Ames residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Person
Kelley
R. M. Hunter
Sibley
Iowa
Ames
Corn Growers Hold Meeting Move to Keep Ames Convening
Des Moines pressed to host the annual Iowa Corn Growers Association meeting. Ames supporters led by Parley Sheldon and Mayor Tilden argued to retain the event in Ames, aided by student body rep Murphy. Des Moines backing came from Secretary Botsford and Allee. The convention voted to go to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Bosworth
Commercial Club
Ames
Parley Sheldon
J. B. Judge
F. R. Conaway
L. G. Hardin
Tilden
W. P. George
Ed Rex
Geo. O’brien
City Council Adopts Bills and Sets Spring Sessions
The city council met in regular session at city hall. Audited bills were ordered paid by warrants. An alley delinquent tax issue was referred to the street and alley committee. A smoke test device was approved for plumbing testing. Mrs. Budd’s warrant interest payment was approved. The gas franchise matter with Tenner and Redman was postponed to March 8. A gas plant investigation committee was formed, consisting of the mayor and councilmen Edwards and Meltzer. Campus street grading was referred to the alley committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Budd
Tenner & Redman
Tilden
Edwards
Meltzer
New Livery Stable Contract Let At Ames
Ames will have a new 9000 dollar livery stable by July first. F B Morris awarded bricks and stone to Ben Cole and carpentry to Northcott. Building will be 100 feet deep with a 1 story frontage, two stories plus basement. Frank the pioneer liveryman plans moving from the old corner livery to make way for a new business block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Morris
Ames
Wek
Morris
Ben Cole
Northcott
Frank
Local Notices and Sales Highlights From Ames Area
The Misses Marie and Cecilia Welch are on the sick list this week with measles. Closing out sale of all shoes at Perry's. A spring tonic Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents. Danforth's ice cream available. 1909 wall papers at Cagwins. See Laughran & Bauer for papering before painting. Mrs Dyer begins water color classes next week. Mens work shirts and overalls at Loughran & Bauer. Wanted Success Magazine needs an Ames man to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business. salary 1.50 per day plus commission. For sale empty 50 gallon lard barrels 50 cents. For sale one lot on Onondaga street 20% front east of Cooley's harness shop. For sale one new 12 room house near college 259 Hyland Avenue. For sale 56 roomed house near Story street 623 Story street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Ames
R. C. Peacock
Success Magazine Bldg
New York
Baker Buys Auto With Delightful Mood
Geo. E. Baker, city pioneer jeweler, is in good spirits as his new E. M. F. touring car arrives this week. He cannot yet run it much due to poor road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Baker
George
A Car Load of Horses
A fragment notes a car load of first class horses or ponies intended for bombing profits. Turner McLain signs the note.
New Law Firm Morgan Brothers Opens in Cambridge
Morgan Brothers, attorneys, form a partnership in Cambridge Iowa and locate offices over Ames Savings Bank. H. L. Morgan and F. V. Watts lead the firm with F. V. Morgan assisting from Cambridge where he has practiced for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Brothers
Cambridge
Iowa
Ames Savings Bank
H. L. Morgan
F. V. Watts
F. V. Morgan
Trislers in Limelight Stir Quiet Village
The Trisler family faces scandal as Mr Trisler vanished from Shel dahil and Mrs Trisler allegedly grew close to local druggist Anderson. Creditors levied on Trisler stock. court actions seek $10000 for alienation of affections and restoration of goods valued around three thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisler
Sheldahil
Vilage
Anderson
Help Wanted and College Scholarship Offer
Newspaper classifieds note openings for a hand ironer at Ames Laundry and a general house work helper for a three person family. A fourteen year old boy sought for farm work with farmer reference. Also an ad offering free college scholarships via Robert J. Sherlock in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Laundry
Harry Matthews
Cooley's
Robert J. Sherlock
East 2d Street
New York City
Wanted trustworthy person in each county for mail order work
Classified notice seeking a reliable man or woman to advertise receive orders and manage business for a New York mail order house. Earn $18 weekly, permanent position, no investment required. Prior experience not essential, spare time valuable. Send self addressed envelope for details to Clarke Co wholesale dept 103 Park Ave New York. 4-12t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarke Co
Park Ave
For Sale Two Iowa Street Lots and State Hoggatt Corner Residence
For Sale one lot on Iowa street third from Hog gatt corner and my residence at State and Hoggatt corner. H A Ringenberg. Also for sale a 120 acre farm five miles southeast of Ames with an ordinary house and good barn, 40 acres under plow, 80 acres meadow land. Easy terms. Apply to Mrs Laura Swartz Perry la.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Street
Hoggatt
State and
H. A. Ringenberg
Ames
Laura Swartz
Perry
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Richelieu
East India
Medieu
Victor
Victor Strawberries
Victor Blackberries
Bernice Shugart
Nevada
Guy Carleton
Washta
J. B. Kooser
Hurd Cairns
Dunlap
Robert Cairns
Percy Smith
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Williams
Dennis Courtney
Ed Gunder
Mercy Hospital
Kate Cole
Ethel Underwood
Omaha
John Stillwell
Clarence Cole
Hattie Pickett
Winfield
J. K Pickett
Amesani
John Tait
Dan McCarthy
Kay Miller
Kay
Daily Capital
Eva Person
Chicago
Howard Person
Carrie Tallman
Orilla Fitchpatrick
Pueblo Col
Wm. Kimmel
D. A. Osborn
Russell
Maroon
Illinois
Kittie Howard
Fort Dodge
Andrew Christenson
Bayard
Nebraska
F. Martin
Seattle
Utah
Messrs
W. L. Buckton
Fred Clausing
Citizens Lumber Company
Central Iowa Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Marshallown
Mary Dunning
J. E. Cagwin
Baby
Colfax
Harriet N. Beyer
Iowa State College Extension Department
F. J. Rice
Dora
Fort Morgan
Col
Nettie Rice
Hampton
Rice
West
Corn Growers
Council Proceedings
Frank Morris
Danforth’s Ice Cream Factory
Perry’s
Marie
Cecilia Welch
Perry's
Hollister
L. M. Bosworth
Danforth
Cagwins
Laughran & Bauer
Loughran & Bauer
Green’s Cafe
Onondaga Street
Douglass Ave
College
Hyland Avenue
Mutual
B. G. Parten
Story Street
West Gate
Baker
Turner McLain
Trislers
J. Jacobs
J. W. Ogle
R. R. Ames
Cagwin
Se-Ma
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