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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1910

Page

4

Local Notes and Arrivals From Cordova and Surroundings

Harry Mooma visited Winterset with friends last Friday. Albert Alley now lives in Cordova. John Ford sold his blacksmith tools and the town lacks a smithy. Mrs. Bumgarden bought the Jacob Shilling property at Red Rock. Grace Ballard of Sovilla visits the Shilling home. J. M. Hart and wife were in Capital City last Friday. Karr delivered a wheat load to Pella last week. Chas. Roff of Des Moines visits friends locally. Misses Shilling and Ballard visited Mrs. G. B. Johnson last Saturday. Rey Hart stayed at the parental Hart home from Saturday to Monday.

Harry Mooma Winterset Albert Alley Cordova John Ford Grace Ballard Sovilla M. Hart Capital City Karr Pella Chas. Roff Des Moines Shilling Ballard

Farmers Thrash as Local Callers Visit Nearby

Greely notes show bustling farm work while regional social visits unfold. John Van Maanen, a business caller in Oskaloosa, and Henry Van Den Noordt from Sovilla, plus Pete Van Gorp of Pella visiting relatives, marking a week of small town activity.

John van Maanen Oskaloosa Henry van den Noordt Sovilla Pete van Gorp Pella H. van den Noordt Andrew Ustermarkt

Oska loosa Calls and Chautauqua Attendance Mentioned

Neal Heemstra and wife were Oska loosa callers Saturday as several from the neighborhood attend the Chautauqua at Oskaloosa. Miss Emily Moody traveled to Oskaloosa Saturday to visit her aunt Mrs John Van Der Wal for a few days.

Neal Heemstra Oskaloosa Emily Moody John van der Wal

Lightning Burns Barn and Sheds Near Eddyville

Last Thursday a lightning strike destroyed the barn and machine sheds of N. De Geus south of Eddyville, burning seventeen tons of hay and all farm machinery. The barn was insured and a horse owned by John Van Rees was killed. The article also notes residents at Fears Hall, a sick baby in West Des Moines township, and visitors from Pella, along with the First Reformed Church seats arriving and the dedication postponed for a few weeks.

N. de Geus John van Rees I. A. Wormhoudt Fears Hall Case Kooyman Carpenter Des Moines Cornelius DeGues Pella N. DeGues

Alighting Miss Fate Slips and Falls at Event

An elderly woman slipped and fell backward, suffering fractures and heavy bruising. She is badly hurt and will require time to recover, with her age complicating a rapid return to activity. Local news source notes the incident occurred during a recent event.

Pella Visitors and Local Movements Noteable

Mr Paul Grundman from Pella spent weeks with uncle Burt Rolofeen. Mr and Mrs Henry Van Roekel returned to Leighton after a visit with sons Tuenis and Henry Van Zante near town. Dave VerDught of Pella bought a consignment of Sand Ridge melons from Gallaghers. Mesdames Dicky Boland George Van Vark Geo Thomassen Fannie Gerrits Dora Van Nimwegen and Nellie Grundman of Pella spent the week with sister Mrs Burt Rolofsen and returned home Friday.

Paul Grundman Pella Apend Burt Rolofeen Henry van Roekel Leighton Apending Tuenis Henry van Zante Dave VerDught Gallaghers Mesdames Dicky Boland George van Vark Geo. Thomassen Fannie Gerrits Dora van Nimwegen Nellie Grundman Burt ‘Rolofsen Tribune

Bethel Threshing Machine Neighbors Observe Local Events

Rev Samuel Martin of Nebraska visited Bethel for business and family time with his father Collin Martin and sister Mrs R A Fritz. F E Ratcliff and family of Sugar Creek attended church and visited Ed Williams. Mr and Mrs Wm Wyngarden visited relatives and attended Chautauqua in Newton. Enos Norman has a new barber chair at home and offers first class work. Ernie Martin of Grinnell stayed with cousin Clifford Fritz. Several residents attended Mrs Chas Meredith funeral at Lynnville.

F. E. Ratcliff Sugar Creek Ed Williams Wm. Wyngarden Newton Enos Norman Ernie Martin Grinnell Clifford Fritz Chas. Meredith Lynnville

Local notes from Lynnville and nearby areas

Clifford Renaud returned from Iowa Falls for an extended visit while Wayne Wildman enjoyed a week at the W A Talbot home near Sully. The raise of watermelons is promoted for holiday orders as the crops prompt discussion about a crop outlook. James Meredith suffered a fall off his porch causing bruising and an injured hand. The Sparks family reports good oat yields and Baxter to Colfax trip finds strong corn and grain conditions despite wider crop talk.

Wayne Wildman W. A. Talbot Sully James Meredith Bob Sparks Bethel Church Baxter Colfax

Otley visit and local notes informally listed

Sandridge Miases Grace and Maggie Eysink visit Otley with friends while Minnie Eling recovers from ten days of appendicitis. Mr Roozenboom loses a pig after a collision with a car last Sunday morning. Miss Martha De Bruyn of New Sharon visits Jake Swank’s home. Nicholas Vos, Nellie Vos, and Christine Terlouw attend Bethel Sunday school picnic. A refreshing shower cheers farmers. J Terlouw and family and P Van Gorp attend funeral of Mrs J Van Gorp in Pella.

Miases Grace Maggie Eysink Otley Minnie Eling Roozenboom Martha de Bruyn New Sharon Jake Swank Nicholas Vos Nellie Christine Terlouw Bethel J. Terlouw P. van Gorp Pella J. van Gorp

Miss Josephine Grandin Visits Local Friends

The Willing Workers met at Gretta Van de Haar’s home early in the week. Miss Josephine Grandin was visiting friends in our town for a few days during this period.

Josephine Grandin

Ebenezer Reformed Church Picnic at D Prenger pasture

The Ebenezer Reformed Church Sunday school will hold its annual picnic in D Prenger’s pasture next Thursday August 25. Russell Voyce was a business caller in Olivet last Monday. Many residents attended the Ladies Aid meeting in Otley last Wednesday. Rev Brink of Peoria visited Rev Drost’s home recently. A baby boy arrived at the Keen De Cook home this week and mother and babe are doing nicely.

Onkaloona Chautauqua Ebenezer Reformed Church D. RePrenger Russell Voyce Olivet Otley Ladies Aid Brink Peoria Drost

Local Social Roundup Near Prairie City and Pella

Silver Grove residents John Van Ginkel and his wife visited the Van Ginkel home. Emma De Graff traveled to Prairie City after visiting Miss Josie Van Pearsem. Bethel picnic attendees from the area gathered last Wednesday. Tunis Klein and family visited the Jake Van Gorp home near Peoria. Gertrude Dykstra and Dena Slot visited Misa Luedne Wittenburg. Most farmers from the neighborhood were in Pella Saturday.

John van Ginkel Prairie City van Ginkel Emma de Graff Josie van Pearsem Bethel ‘Picnig Tunis Klein Jake van Gorp Peoria Gertrude Dykstra Dena Slot Misa Luedne Wittenburg Pella

Local greetings and visits north and south of town

Mrs Jennie McLeese and daughter Marion visit T T McMillans while John Whaley comes from Knoxville. Mrs Barbara Weir of Colorado and sister Mrs Nettie Beard of Knoxville stay with relatives nearby. Ruth Bayless of Des Moines visits aunt Mrs Miller as L A Whaley of Burlington arrives. Chet Turner suffers a run away incident leaving his buggy damaged. he escapes serious injury. Chet plans to resume activities soon. Charlie Harsin heads to Colorado for an outing amid a lively gathering with local youths. Mr and Mrs Williamson of Des Moines visit relatives near here this week. Ray Mathews of Harvey is in town.

Jennie McLeese Marion T. T. McMillans John Whaley Knoxville Barbara Weir Colorado Nettie Beard Ruth’ Bayless Des Moines L. A. Whaley Burlington Whaley C. H. Durham Hedrick Chet Turner Chet Williamson Ray Mathews Harvey

Lady Wanted From Introduce Our Very Complete Fall

Fragmentary classified note lists items like silk and tea and mentions City. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or dates.

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Cam C. van ‘Vliet Rev. Bouma C. L. Garrett Vanderpols Katie Boogaards Nettie de Goyer Mary Helen van der Linden G.A. R. Circle Verne Rysdam Leah Taylor Effie Bieshaar Leighton Gertrude Williams Reasnor Leona Hunt Winifred Dickey Nannie Hammer Sally Mable Grandia Leighton Inez Gibbons Joselina Vanden Berg Anna Crumpina Blommers Vander Pol Greely Sheppard Pauline Cincinnati Ohio Ham Barnes Jake van Wee Emmet Eddyville First Reformed Church Manson Dera Inoni Samuel Martin Nebraska Collin Martin R. A. Fritz Clifford Renaud Iowa Falls Silver Grove Durham Bly the Royal, Dutch Baking: Co Velvet Langerak’s Drug Store The Royal Dutch
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