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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1901

Page

7

Pella Chronicle Highlights Local Happenings and Visitors

Readable notes from Pella and surrounding towns recount visits from Des Moines, Ottumwa, and Knoxville. Mentions include oyster tastings at Palace Restaurant, new homes on North Main Street, a dynamo upgrade for the Pella Electric Light plant, and preparations for Wallace’s show in Oskaloosa. Also covered are social visits, church gatherings, fairs, and community notices.

Margaret Given Des Moines Pella Hamilton Capt. Pierce Knoxville B. Buerkens 1St East Street Allen & Stubenrauch's Eph Smith Oskaloosa A. J. Nossaman J. J. Sheehy Chas. Brown South Pella Second Reformed Church C. DeBooy Orange City B. Schreiner Wm. Schreiner Schreiner N. F Haworth Moberly Mis Wheeler Barn N. van Vliet North Main Street Henry Hoogenakker The Donnellson Review Hoogenakker Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church Wallace W. H. Lyon Ann Arbor Mich Baptist Church Dykstra J. H. Reuvers J. S. Jelsma W. H. Bootsma Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Cedar Rapids North Pella J. van Vliet Ah Logan Ottumwa Hendricks Roberts Lady Nerer Schubring House Myrtle Stentz Amy Man Mae Fisk Chronicle

Notice to Tax Payers and Events At The Fair

Notice to taxpayers: county tax collector at balf on September 11 and 12 to settle accounts. Marion County treasurer Co. C. Canning and H. Weber referenced. Also details of an opera house play nightly during the fair and afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. B. H. Van Spanckeren. Copenhagen dispatch notes potential Czar mediation in South African crisis and private audience with Kruger. Book notices list works by Bryan Roosevelt Shaffer Morgan Carnegie Lipton Odell and others.

Will Gosselink Knoxville Henry Hoogenakker Donellson Carrie Cox John Beagle Leighton Lane Grandia Guy Winks Williamsport Ind Frank Annis Wray Ed Jaillette Hamilton John Regdish Connie van Vliet Garden City Geo. Renaud Ben Renaud Holland G. A. Vandermen Harvey Cherry Sisters Hooker St. Lois Lek Pella City Foller Mills Co. C. Canning Marion County B. H. van Spanckeren Independence Belge Copenhagen William Loubet France Kruger Ishmael William Jennings Bryan Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Shaffer J. P. Morgan Andrew Carnegie Shamrock Lipton New York Benjamin B. Odell Baltimore

Cherry Sisters in Trouble in Joliet

Joliet Michigan report states the Cherry sisters’ stage trunks and effects were attached by a hotel writ for a $37 board bill. Baggage found at Theiler Park where they performed. Oska­loosa police capture two con men with Mexican money and counterfeit bills, using quick purchases to pass as real currency.

Joliet, M Joliet Theiler Park Oskaloosa United States

Pella Railroad Effort Urges Gaass to Sell Stock

A local appeal praises Mr. P. G. Gaass as a leading, influential citizen who could raise stock to fund a railroad from Pella to Harvey. The piece urges Lake Prairie township capitalists to back him, expresses belief that obstacles can be overcome, and encourages Gaass to pursue the project.

P. G. Gaass Pella Harvey Lake Prairie Township Mr. Gaass

Gambling Den Offends Justice In Oskaloosa Sideshow

An information sworn before Justice Rice details a sideshow gambling outfit near a Wallace tent. A woman in charge eludes detection asConstable Andrews pursues the group. A bogus detective McNutt attempts to downplay the scheme while the arrest unfolds. Also notes Chinese peace commissioners awaiting a protocol Edict from Prince Ching.

Oskaloosa Journal Justice Rice Big Wallace George Andrews McNutt Andrews Des Moines Prince Ching

Iowa Anti Saloon League Convention Sways Abrahams Defeated

H H Abrams yesterday lost the race for state superintendent of the Iowa Anti Saloon League as H C Marshall of Sioux City was elected to succeed him after a day of heated debate. The convention split between factions over the Republican platform and A B Cummins, with a minority report seeking Marshall's substitution for Abrams. The Prohibitions dominated early, but conservative members alerted riot calls before the final decision. Abrams later read his annual report and a motion urged his fair employment within league work, hinting at a possible reconciliation.

H. H. Abrams Iowa Anti-Saloon League H.C. Marshall Sioux City Mr. Abrams Republican Party A. B. Cummins Prohibition Party Thomas G. Orwig Marshall Abrams Daily Papers League

Real Estate No 3 Prospectus for 205 Acres in Minnesota

205 acre parcel with promotional notes on profitable farming and business sectors. Calls for skilled capital and mentions opportunities in creamery, milling, general merchandise, hardware, harness, hotels, banks, and stock buying. Maps and leaflets available. correspondence solicited to W. J. Reap Industrial Agent at 604 Endicott Building St Paul Minnesota.

Loikalpten Chicago Boag Western W. J. Reap Industrial Agt Endicott Bld'y St. Paul, Minn

It Worked Once A Picnic Confidence Game Copy

A crude confidence ruse at a picnic uses hired girls at a tent. A nickel kiss sign draws men, who enter for a candy kiss then exit via a back way. Later a $1 real kiss sign fails to trap the crowd, who demand proof before paying.

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CAL_NEWS Fassen Palace Restaurant Crea- Allen & Stubenrauch Gesman Lake Prairie District Peo Restau DeCook Charles Porter Blade Bertha Evans Beerink J. L. Warren Alahoma Vanderpol St. Louis Id Jaillette Oklahoma Rs. W. D Rs. W. D. Fernald and Son ‘Thos. Fictieun, Towa J. M. Cox Eugene Dennis H. Stubenrauch Hillel Boots van der Zyl Bros le Grain Otley A. Vanderzee Vit Waechter Waechter Albia Fey S. A. Waechter Jnc.DeCook Palace M. W. van Doorninick Netherlands Old Settlers Lynnville John J. Thomassen John Estella Willis Gladys Hartford City Indiana City Stubenrauch Sutherland Manning Laura Bishop Jennie van Derveen Hen- Cox Neraska Cox Germany Sluis Leonard Ingrumd Andy Cherem F. D. Stubenrauch Isaac Gaass Babe C. J. & P. Railroad Pskalooysa D. van Oosterhoudt Peschatt Doc. Shankland Woods van Maren G. Keay J. H. Fenton M. C. Frakes Iowa van Houten Buwalda Bros Pella Electric Light and Power Company Knoxville Fire Department West Pella Ooper Tracy Mann O. F. Lodge Ato Setenth Aygle Ois Spor Pella-Auto- Straw College Camiday Mu¢Bee Pan E. Gard H. Weber Keable Ays Abrahams Kicked Gesman Bros. & Grant A. H. Weber Aurist Walnut Street Keables Drug Store
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