Social Roundup of Ames Visitors and Local Guests
Miss Jeone Graves visited Des Moines over Sunday. Mrs. T. A. Medds spent Sunday with friends in Winterset. Mrs. J H Fintel is ill at her Hyland avenue home. Miss Pepper of Gilbert visited Mrs. W. S Read yesterday. Miss Beulah Chamberlain visited Newton friends Saturday and Sunday. Haseedl Forbes of Des Moines was a Beta guest Saturday. Ben Read and the Misses Pugh visited the Read home Sunday. Ada Crooks and Mrs. Cane Ellsey arrived from Nevada yesterday. Walter Jansen of Davenport visited campus Sunday. L J Lynch registered for a claim in South Dakota. Mrs. Vincent enjoyed a visit from her father and aunt from Shenandoah. Nannie Kyle returned to Ames from California. Annette Hess of Macon Missouri visited C T Sears. Numerous Ames residents and visitors attended the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeone Graves
Des Moines
T. A. iMedds
Winterset
J& H. Fintel
Hyland Avenue
Miss Pepper of
Gilbert
W. S. Read
Judge Stevens
Arthur Webb
Boone
Ames
Todd Patten
I. 8
T. J. Loughran
Evelyn Compton
Pennsylvania
Nina Madson
Algona
Carl Gamrath
Sioux
City
Kellogg Avenue
J. Lorenz
Miss Beach
Jim Arrasmith
S. H. Hunter
Hoone
Slanter
Miss Nel
Williamnms
Riv F. O'Donnell
Cole
Amos Hurst
Grand Junction
J. W. Neashan
Ottumwa
Cessna
J. A. Shugart
J. Lir Hill
Nevada
Fredlong
Eno Renken
Harry J. Renken
Phi Gamma House
George Barnes
Greeley
Colorado
Ames and
Camilla Stull
Laura Walapole
Rock Valley
Iowa
John Gutting
Irene
Atlanta
Missouri
J. H. Williams
Gutting
Jennie Williams
Schell
Mt. Vernon
Helen Schell
Iowa Wesleyan College
Eugene Mannheimer
Bernice Johnson Kissick
Chicago
Ira Williams
Kissick
Stanton
College
Rovaart
Williams
Niva Nichols
Miss Nichols
Washington
Theta Chi
Albert Fowler
Great Attraction Ahead in The House of a Thousand Sandies
Meredith Nicholson creates Bates the butler as a stage landmark. Larry Donovan in Rosa lind at Redgate shows a heroic Irish character with charm and good humor. Toul Randell plays Larry as Rosalind at Redsafe heads to a local Armory Theatre production soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Bates
Mr. Nicholson
Larry
Toul Ransdell
Rosalind
Armory Theater
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advert
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as strike breakers for the liver kidneys and bowels. It promises natural aid and prompt action toward better health with a simple daily dose at 26 cents from druggists.
Among the Churches Christians Church Service Schedule
Regular services at the Christian Church on Sunday October 29 include Sunday school for men at 9 45 a m, morning worship with the sermon An Old Testament Sin at 11 00, Y P S C E at 6 30, and a sacred concert by a quartet at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Quartette
Christian Science Services Sunday in Smiths Hall
Christian Science services scheduled for Sunday at 11 59 a m in Smith s hall. Subject Everlasting Punishment. Strang arr welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Services
Smith’s Hall
Strang
Dr Batten to Speak at Ames Chautauqua Sunday
Dr. Batten, familiar to Ames residents from his Chautauqua platform appearances, will deliver the chapel address Sunday in Ames.
Saturday Special at Perrys Imitation Leather Bags Sale
Perry offers twenty four inch imitation leather suitcases at 75 cents each after 9 a.m. Nut pick sets include a spring cracker and six picks nickel plated in a neat box. regular price 39 cents, sale after 2:30 p.m. at 13 cents per set. W. A. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Perry
Warner’s White Wine of Tar Cough Syrup Proclaimed Best Cure
An advertisement claims Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup cures a cold in one day when taken promptly. The solid advertised product is sold for twenty five and fifty cents by Joe W. Cagwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Joe W. Cagwin
Interurban and Ames Streetcar Time Schedule Data
Interurban cars arrive from Boone at 7 48 am and 9 40 am with Sunday exceptions. Des Moines service runs 8 45 pm Sundays only. Des Moines to Ames trains depart Saturdays at 11 00 pm arriving 12 38 am. Ames College streetcars run from Duff Avenue every 30 minutes from 6 45 am to 7 20 pm with downtown return trips at 6 and 35 minutes after the hour. All crossings have flagmen. schedule corrected May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Kelley
Boone &Ft. Dodge
Dea Moines
Des Moines
Ames
Amea
Ames College
Duff Avenue
Downtown
Weat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haseedl Forbes
Beta
Satur
Ben Read
Misses Pugh
Ada Crooks
Cane Ellsey Atitved
Walter Jansen
Davenport
Ir. L. J. Lynch
South Dakota
Mrss Vincent
Shenandoah
Nannie Kyle
California
Etinor Hallevk
Omega Detta House
Lou Meckiven
Cumberland
Hannah Valentine
Sanitarium
Lorena Dearinger
Prof. Bowdishs
the College
Bess Farton
Jady
Mrs Wilson
R. W. Ritchie
Ailerton, Iowa
Mauce
Roy Young
Rolfe
Christ Home
Mary Erbert Jenson
Snona, South Dakota
S. Finch
Frank Rodgers
Gettysburg
Kathryn Macy
Grinnell
Miss Brace
J. E. Fausch
Buffalo Center
Rela
Berta Christenson
Waterloo
Martha Knudson
Etta Schockley
J. Wink
Mere
H M. How
Melbourne
Mre Watter
Ben Kingsbury
Joe Ballard
Forest City
A. Oere
Tan Home
Tom Lenghran
Sunidas
Urewory
Pern Dazan
Taster
Myrtie Dagan
Sam Akin
Fridey Nigh
Minnesota
Ohio
W. Daudgeon
Vis. kL.s Griffith
Ratlerp Star
Dubuque
Mabel Thompson
H. Stange
Heron
S. A. Beach
Geo. BE. Stayner
Racine Goble
Will Hulett
Ames Lodge 1. O. O. F
Grand Lodge
Council Bluffs
Gene Burton
Gregory
Rosebud Reservation
J. F. Catlin
K. W Brown
Centerville
Baptist State Convention
A. J. Smith
Marshalltown
Minnie Rice
Desa Moines
Nettie Rice
Hampton
Preston Daniel
Curl
T. Trow
Town
Bessie
Fannie Briggs
Ireland
John Stillwell
Fort Dodge
Lew Cole
M. Mortenson
Percy Wygle
John Smith
Kansas City
Smith
M. K
John Knox
Marcus
Cwningham
Roy Gils
Bert
Roy Brockman
Baby
Spencer
Mrs. Brockman
Sioux Falls
C. E. Hunter
George Snook
Neva
Florence
Mr. Snook
J. H. Thompson
Collins
Rex. Kendall
Kendall
New York
Georgianna Hodgkins
Niagara Falls
Tucker
the Lot
Regisler
Psali
H. L. Munn Lumber Co
Billy
the Armory
First Congregational Church
Christian Science
College Chapel
Perrys
Leer
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