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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
4
Ed Rutherford and Miss Jennie Kegley were married last Thursday at the bride's parents home in Ames with Rev. Baxter officiating. A small company attended and a wedding supper followed. The couple reside at the Rutherford residence in Ames.
Advertisers are reminded the Times will publish on Wednesday next week due to Thanksgiving. All ad copy changes must be submitted by Monday night.
The public approves Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a perfect laxative available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Sold by L M Bosworth.
The Times will print on Wednesday next week one day early due to Thanksgiving. The office will be closed for most of the day.
Senator Tillman’s Morrill Hall address drew sharp sarcasm on carpet bag government and earned praise for Lincoln tribute and southern manhood. Audience reaction mixed as Tillman’s embittered tone surprised attendees at the college chapel.
A woman fainted near the post office last Thursday due to biliousness. Dr Caldwell’s Pepsin Syrup offers a remedy sold by L M Bosworth at local stores.
Two black pigs escaped Saturday and a reward is offered for their return with payment of time and labor costs. 80 acres of level land for sale in Grant Township at 45 dollars per acre. A dark red Shorthorn bull, 18 months old, for sale. Two well broken colts, ages five and three, for sale. Listings from W P Fivcuparnicg Ames and C Barbour Ames.
Des Moines residents including C G McCarthy Miss Mary Avis Scott and Mrs Frank Shockley visited Ames this week. Chicago and Waterloo guests shared time with locals. Relatives and friends gathered for Sundays and weekday visits as well as travel notes to Mexico and Albuquerque.
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