Local News of the Week from Pella and Surroundings
Silks for waists and suits at Vander Pols. Many residents travel between Eddyville Des Moines Knoxville Monroe and Oskaloosa for business and visiting friends. The week notes new clerks, rail depot staff changes, school term openings, church events, and local shopping promotions with numerous short updates on people, places, and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vander Zee
Eddyville
John Dekker
Des Moines
Ethel Webb
Otley
Steeg Bros
Justin
Maggie Woolard
Oskaloosa
B. Mentzer
Monroe
Pella
G. E. Monkman
Vander Pol’s
G.G. Vander Zyl
Geo. Ramsey
Leighton
Carrie Edmand
Clara Horn
J. J. Bilkham
Butts
Wm. Rubbernes
Sully
Ladies Aid Society of the
2Nd Reformed Church
A. P. Kuyper
Kate Todd
Knoxville
Frank Clark
Donald Mair
Grinnell
J.T. Edmand
Electric Palace Screens Ben Hur in First Three Nights
The Electric Palace showed the celebrated Ben Hur in motion pictures during the first three evenings of this week. The pictures were good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Electric Palace
Will You Paper This Spring
Promotes new wall papers with diverse designs and color blends. Emphasizes finest late decorative effects from major cities, offers planning help, and invites all to view the affordable stock with remnant sales regardless of cost.
Interest in Gen Lewis Wallace works noted at lecture
The lecture by J E Beard praised for thorough knowledge of Gen Iew Wallace works. Business notices list B Mentzer near Blommers land Co s Mill paying high prices for hides and furs, with contact details and hours. Mason City teacher Beulah Drinkle visits home, and Grinnell township rails vote defeated 96 to 84 though demand for the line persists. A P De Reus buys W S Riddle property on East First street, plans possession mid April. Riddle to ditch season, wife to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mentzer
Blommersland Co
Busi
Pella
Oskaloosa Herald
Beulah Drinkle
Mason City
A. J. Drinkle
Avenue East
Grinnell
A. P. de Reus
W. S. Riddle
East First Street
Ross
Notice to Public on Van Spankeren's Store Accounts
The book accounts and notes of Mr. Van Spankeren's Store are at Citizens National Bank where payment may be made. A prompt settlement by cash or note is respectfully urged upon all by B. H. Van Spankeren, Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
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Langerak’s
Vander Pol's
H. M. Fisk
Winterset
Ed. Cornegoor
Missouri
DeHaas
Vander Pal
Joland Chas
Dykstra
G. G. Gaass
P. Awtry
Ettie
J. H. Thomassen
Peoria
M. D. Wells
Ver Steeg Bros
John B. Vos
Sand Ridge
Blanche
Stella Wood
Durham
Dora Hospers
Sioux County
Henrietta Hospers
Ray van Maren
D. van Daalen
California
David Cowden
Don Shaw
Ames
Bloomfield
Iowa
Mrs. J.,w. Miller
Fern
Harlan, Iowa
Mrs. Miller
G. T. Clark
Intermediate Society of the Christian Endeavor
G. B. Ver Steeg
Ancel Reuvers
C. Rhynsburger
Velma Blank
T. L. Blank
Waterloo
Weber
Keables
J. L. Billings
Olivet
John Brom
Brom
van Nughteren
Kate Johnson
H. S. Keables
Henry Westerhof
Mable Calhoon
Hazel Calhoon
Pierce
S. C. Hunt
Helen
Indianola
Elbert
M. Thomassen
U. N. Gillis
Bowen
Illinois
J. H. Pietenpol
S. H. Viersen
Marshalltown
Hollister
F. D. Stubenrauch
C. D. Dozier
Buxton
Baraca
Baptist Church
Miss Firth
S. P. Shaw
C. F. Ream
Evans
House of Kuppesheime Chi
J. E Beard
Gen. I.ew Wallace
Brenlin
Pany
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