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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
2
A couple announces their July marriage and describes furnishing a home with a Chi-Namel finished floor. The advertisement touts Chi-Namel as washable, water tolerant, and superior to other varnishes, urging readers to try it and noting Stubenrauch's as the seller.
Public notice details a petition for a Knoxville Iowa hospital with a one mill tax, cost not exceeding 25000 dollars, hearing held April 6 1910, and submission to voters at the November 8 1910 election. Includes board resolution by Marion County supervisors and signatures of resident freeholders. Local social notes follow with several residents making business calls and visits across nearby towns.
The past week frost destroyed nearly all the early fruit in Greely. Cicero Wingfield of Oskaloosa built a smoke house for John Moody on Wednesday and Thursday. The County Board plans a concrete culvert south of the Greely schoolhouse. Mr Ankeny of Oskaloosa hauls sand from the Des Moines River for the job. The Aid Society met at Mrs Gen Seaith’s.
Otley Mrs A T Van Howering living mile east of Otley died at her home Monday morning. Mrs George Hart from near Knoxville has visited her sister Mrs R Scheffers. Mr I N Harp was a Monroe caller. Frank Willey of Seevers visits the Harp and Longden homes. Ralph Hendershot was in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs T H Kaldenberg were Pella callers Sunday.
A Cleveland girl, wise and stylish, marries a Kansas man who earns to sustain a home. They furnish a modest dwelling with Chi Namel, transforming woodwork to light oak and applying waterproof glass. Sold by Stubenrauch.
Pattern teaches a large work apron from linen, percale, gingham or holland with deep pockets and neck to hem coverage. Three sizes offered small, medium, large. Materials: 24 in wide 4 1/4 yards, 27 in wide 3 1/2 yards, 36 in wide 2 1/2 yards plus 1/4 yard contrasting 20 in wide. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name, address, size, and pattern number.
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