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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
10
Local items report H D Wormhoudt selling shoes cheaply at his store. The Osceola region sees frequent visits by residents to Des Moines Ottumwa and nearby towns for social and family events. Many names appear in notes of travel visits and holiday gatherings with relatives and friends.
Sally Roheny Burnham travels to Kellogg to stay ready for emergency Des Moines calls for his sister's operation. Grinnell’s Mr. Harry Gove and daughter Lillie visit. Dunbar Indiana's Mrs. Charley Bomberger plans Thanksgiving with family. Mrs. Dick Sparks ill with appendicitis. Lola De Wit leaves for Des Moines for schooling. A surprise party honors Lola before departure. Frank Sparks moves to town. plan to return to farm in spring for schooling. Bessie Gove of Newton visits. Will Meredith and family visit for Thanksgiving. Awtry family travels to Newton. M D Horn of Kellogg visits. Mary Thomson of Searsboro undergoes gall bladder surgery in Des Moines. sister to Burnham boys.
Harvey M E Church Sabbath School and Epworth League preaching times announced with a prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Everyone invited to attend. Ladies Aid served Thanksgiving dinner and supper to a large crowd in city hall. Effie Haines visited Des Moines. C B Foshier and Mayme welcomed his son. No school Thursday for Thanksgiving. News of Grace and Harriet Laren visiting Mrs Bertha Kerr and W S Brodess family. Delbert Whaley of Plaine Montana wounded and very low. Effie and Edith Haines busy.
Grace Laren called on Mayme Foshier Friday afternoon in Oskaloosa as conversations and small social visits continued in the community.
For sale or rent a 240 acre farm three miles west of Cordova Iowa on the Des Moines river bottom. The property includes 170 acres of level corn land. For particulars address Harry Moomaw Winterset Iowa 4849.
Read as much as readable: services at the First Reformed Church next Sunday will be held with the usual prayers and sermon. Further details are not available in the fragment.
An invitation is extended to all to attend the upcoming service. The message emphasizes a welcoming, inclusive tone and invites community members to participate in the event.
An advertising brief promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a gentle herbal remedy for urinary bladder or kidney troubles and other female ills. It claims relief from inflammation and ulcerations and offers mail order at 60 cents with a free sample, The Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, New York.
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