Pella Social Notes Record Many Local Visits
Knoxville visitors Paul Ver Steeg George Ries and Shakes DeVries called on friends in Pella last Thursday evening. Residents Rube Brant Mrs Catherine Wood and Miss Marguerite Wood visited in Pella while Albert Tysseling and family marked a Holland arrival anniversary. A big L D S conference at Lamoni affects local church activities and a notable supply of trips to Des Moines Newton Osceola and Oska loosa appear among the week’s notices.
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Paul’ Ver’ Steeg
George’ Ries
Shakes DeVries
Knoxville
Rube Brant
Capital City
Wm. Vander Wilt
Prairie City
Pella
Catherine Wood
Ottumwa
I. J. Noe
Mr. Tysseling
Tysseling Brothers
Albert, Evert
Anne
Tennis Tyseling
Wm. Tysseling
Minnesota
Clarence Vander Linden
Newton
Vander Linden
John Grundman
Wm. J. Vande Voort
Des Moines
Will Baer
Paul VerSteeg
Joe Boyd
Jessma
Lelia Haun
Helen Keenie
Daisy Welle
Chas. Grant
Ben Grant
John Bower
Leighton
John Brand
Anna Dylhoff
Oskaloosa
Rock Island
Bert Steegeman
Latter Day Saints College
Lamoni
L.wielaard
Rochester
Minn
H. F. Bousquet
St. Louis
Want Column English Shire Horse for Sale
Six year old horse offered by P. Vander Baard with good second hand Ford touring car for sale from White Way Auto Co.
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P. Vander Baard
White Way Auto Co
Local church services and small town notes brief
There were preaching services at the First Reformed church Friday. Miss Nellie Vos has a nice line of new spring hats in Van Reese & Cole's store. A milliner from Pella visited Haan store. The H. S. club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. John Sherman. Irene Rithger visits grandma Eldredge and uncles John and Claire Eldredge. Swisher papered Will Talbot's home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vanness visited relatives at Reasnor recently and returned Thursday. Cora Swan left Saturday for Altoona to work all summer at Anne Wingfield's. Gilbert and Percila Wise spent Easter with friends in Des Moines. Mrs. Will Burnham was a Newton passenger Saturday. Mrs. John Holdsworth and sons Virgil and Tamer stayed with daughter Mrs. John Simpson in Kellogg Friday and Saturday. Mrs. A. Smith of New Sharon died Saturday and will be brought back to Sally Tuesday for burial. Willie Smith purchased a new Studebaker car from W. H. Holdsworth this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Agar spent Sunday with Mrs. Agar's mother, Mrs. Henry Meredith and family. Emerson Sherman returned home Saturday from Texas after a two-week visit.
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First Reformed Church
Nellie Vos
van Reese & Cole
Man
Pella
Haan
H. S. Club
John Sherman
Irene Rithger
Grandma Eldredge
John
Claire Eldredge
C. H. Swisher
Will Talbot
Vanness
Reasnor
Cora Swan
Altoona
Anne Wingfield’s
Gilbert
Percila Wise
Des Moines
Will Burnham
Newton
John Holdsworth
Virgil and
Tamer
John Simpson
Kellogg
A. Smith
New Sharon
Sally
Willie Smith
Studebaker
W. H. Holdsworth
Ownership and Management of the Pella Chronicle 1915
The document lists editor and managing editor as W A Young of Pella Iowa. business manager H H Sadler. publishers Sadler Bros & Co. owners R R Sadler and H H Sadler of Pella Iowa. bondholders and security holders include H I Foskett Shenandoah Iowa. sworn before Notary Harvey Van Gorp on April 6 1915 with commission until July 4 1915.
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Pella Chronicle
Pella
Iowa
W. A. Young
H. H. Sadler
Sadler Bros. & Co
R. R. Sadler
Harvey van Gorp
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Kuyper Lumber Company
Adv
Joe Held
Tekamah
Neb
Joe de Hoog
George Lankelma
The
State University
Bill de Cook
Ptomaine Poigoni
Monroe
H. J. Boland
F. N. Byram
Hedrick
R. C. Payne
Farmville
Payne
Lee
DeWit Bros. & Gamble
C. D
Gamble
Henry
James DeWit
Jas. DeWit
Waterloo
Henry DeWit
Y. T. van Niewaal
Stubenrauch
Carbonator
the Chronicle
Ohio
Jacob van Nimwegan
Roorda
Chronicle Office
A. C. Botsford
Sally Charley Strovers
Will
Harvey Byers
Will Miller
Jesse Billings
Lester Tice
Aid of
Congregational Church
Qacar
Holdsworth
Ray Agar
Puritan Drug Co
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