Sally Mission forms Congregational church in town
Sally Mission members count about fifty and name Rev F G Aylmore as pastor. Fred Sherman elected deacon for two years, William Talbot for one year, Frank Sherman secretary, Charley Boat treasurer. Service remains as usual. Nine of Sallys chickens die from infantile paralysis. Xmas program and tree planned at the Hall on Dec 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Lubberden
Albert Talbot
Colorado
Albert
Ray Sherman
Nellie Varen Kamp
Newton
T. Wisgerfof
Henry
Pella
John Petersma
True Reformed Church
Swan
Will Holdsworth
Implements Dealers Convention
Des Moines
Silver Grove Community Social and Visits
Local residents report a series of visits and gatherings. Henry Van Ginkel and wife visited George Sterrenburg. Dena Slot stayed with Emma Van Pearsum. Albert Dykstra was an Otley caller. Jim Roovaart and wife visited Van Pearsum. about 15 youths attended a surprise party at Peter Van Zee’s near Bethel. Anne De Bruyn and wife visited Dave Dykstra. Tunis Klein and his sons called on Albert Dykstra. most farmers traveled to Pella last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Ginkel
George Sterrenburg
Albert Dykstra
Jim Roovaart
Prairie City
van Pearsum
Peter van Zee
Bethel
Anne de Bruyn
Dave Dykstra
Tunis Kiein
Pella
Local notes from Greely and area events
Weather has been fine. Mrs Billie Vander Horst improves after pneumonia. Mrs J B Moody Mrs Robert Adair and Nora visited Oskaloosa for business. Many attended Visser's sale. Larkin Club met at Mrs Charles Oswandles with a good time. Arthur U V termarkt from Bussey visited his brother Andrew. Miss Jennie Van Den Noordt from nearby Refuge incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moody
Robert Adair
Nora
Oskaloosa
Vincinity
Visser
Larkin Club
Charles Oswandles
Arthur Uvstermarkt
Bussey
Andrew
Jennie van den Noordt
Fire at Greely schoolhouse prompts swift rescue
Friday morning the Greely school house caught fire near the chimney and burned a hole in the roof. Neal Heematra spotted the blaze in time and extinguished it. Mr. and Mrs. Moody of Pella were visitors, calling on relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Verna
Moody
Nellie
Zyletta
Greely
Neal Heematra
Ino
Pella
Mrs., Inc
Lenard Ver
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Storied
Little Bessie Robinson has been ill for a week. Geo and Chas Houck were Capital City callers Saturday. Geo Carpenter left for Eddyville for business. John Verners visited Capital City Friday and returned to his farm near Hast Peru. Telia Carpenter and Willie Roush drove to Pella Saturday. Arthur Weaver and wife spent last week with the Carpenter family. Mrs. Simon Carver and daughter visited relatives at Howll Friday. Ed Kingery and wife visited Fred Robinson Sunday. Church services are set for Sunday Dec 11 at 11:30 a.m. and in the evening. Birda and Harlie Carpenter were County Seat callers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bessie ‘Robinson
Geo
Chas Houck
Capital City
Geo. Carpenter
Eddyville
John.Verners
Hast Peru
Telia Carpenter
Willie Roush
Pella
Arthur Weaver
Carpenter
Sandridge Scene Reports Visits and Funeral Events
Peter Buitenwerf spent Sunday as a guest in Prairie City. Mrs J Klyn and Nellie Hann attended Mrs Peterson's funeral in Sully on Saturday. Van Der Hart family from Prairie City visit the parental home. Sandridge Sunday school gearing up for a Christmas program. M Engelama injured his hand at a sale on Tuesday. initial fears eased but condition worsened and Dr Bos was called, then he was moved to Dr Bos hospital on Monday. John De Cook and Artie Beling spent Sunday at A De Cook near Sully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buitenwerf
Prairie City
J. Klyn
Mias
Nellie Hann
Peterson
Sully
G. W. van der Hart
Walter
Edgar
van der Hart
Sandridge
M. Engelama Sale
Dr. Bos
Otley Social News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Mrs I N Harp of Des Moines visited Otley Tuesday. Henrietta Bruinekool and brothers Neal and Henry took an auto trip last Sunday to the Vriezelaar home. Edna Frazer returned from Galesburg Monday. F C Walker spent Sunday in Des Moines. M Silli of Prairie City visited the parental Silli home. Pella callers included Mrs P De Moss and children and Mrs Van Akeren. J B Vriezelaar and son Henry returned from Milwaukee. Elsie Frazer planned to stay in Monroe until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Harp
Des Moines
P. de Moss
Pella
van Akeren
Otley
Ira Vriezelaar
Mamie
J. B. Vriezelaar
Cornelius Breen
Galesburg
R. Price
Elreno
Oklahoma
Henry
Milwaukee
Elsie
Mable
Frazer
Bertha
Katie Vriezelaar
Nellie Vriezelaar
Elsie Frazer
Monroe
Local Ladies Visit Nearby Towns This Week
Mrs D Dykatia visited her mother Mrs H Fisk last week. Mrs C Hulaman left Monday for a week with relatives in Fifield. Mrs Adam Van Torn of Leighton left Saturday after visiting her father D Vanderkolk. Hester Den Hoedt of Monroe spent a few days with her parents. Mrs T K Kaldenberg and sister Mrs Klein visited relatives at Prairie City Friday. Mrs W Vriezelaar visited relatives in Leighton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ‘Dykatia
H. Fisk
C. Hulaman
Fifield
Adam van Torn
Leighton
D. Vanderkolk
Hester den Hoedt
Monroe
T. K Kaldenberg
Siater
Mra. Klein
Prairie City
W. Vriezelaar
Local Shippings and Social Notes From Pella Iowa
Albert Van Duren and P Synhorst shipped two carloads of sheep and John Sedrel a carload of hogs Monday. Julia Van Duren of Pella visited Letta Van Maanen over Sunday. Letta accompanied Julia home Monday and will stay a few days. Mrs M De Reus is very low. Some from the community went to Oskaloosa to hear Billy Sunday. Mrs Tra Den Burger visited her mother Mrs M De Reus. Local church youth rehearsing for Christmas entertainment. Mr and Mrs Wm Tysseling spent Sunday with Rene De Reus and wife. D De Prenger and wife were Pella callers Saturday. E Dykstra and wife spent Tuesday with B Sedrel and wife near Olivet. Ladies Aid Society met at Steve Grandin's home and prepared a clothing box for Kentucky mountaineers. A new bank opened by Tolman and Treagle of Des Moines with Nick Meppelink cashier in the TysseLing and Meppelink store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert van Duren
P. Synhorst
John Sedrel
Julia van Duren
Pella
Letta van Maanen
Letta
Julia
Will
M. de Reus
Oskaloosa
Billy
Tra den Burger
de Reus
Reformed Church
Christian Reformed Church
Wm. Tysseling
Rene de Reus
D. de Prenger
E. Dykstra
B. Sedrel
Olivet
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Steve Grandin
Kentucky Mountaineers
Tolman and Treagle
Des Moines
Nick Meppelink
Tysseling and Meppelink
Lynnville Notes on Local Visitors and Obituary
Senator elect BE. P. Malmberg of Newton visited town Tuesday for business. Mrs. F. E. Pfoutz sick Tuesday with a pneumonia scare, now improving. An auto load of Pella men including Geo Louis and Geo Renaud visited Lynnville Friday to see relatives. Ben Carson, brother in law of S. J. Sparks and former resident, died near Botany Carroll Co la at 78. Funeral likely Tuesday. Gause family Thanksgiving reunion at Eli Gauge home honoring Richard and Mrs. Gause Barclay Kansas visitors, then to Oskaloosa before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Pfoutz
Pella
Geo. Louis
Geo. Renaud
Julian Renaud
Harry Goll
Lynnville
Renaud
Ben Carson
S. J. Sparks
Mrs. Gause
Oskaloosa
Newton Grinnell area visitors and relatives list
Chester Mrs. E. C. Renaud and family visited Newton on Wednesday. Relatives near Grinnell hosted extended visits for Mrs. Albert Crews and her two boys. Nellie Van den Baard from near Monroe stayed with sister Mrs. Ben Renaud. Jonas Versteegh and part of his family called at the John Rooda home near Grinnell. Mr. M. Sunday and Mrs. Is. J. Renaud’s father visited for an extended stay. Aaron and Paul Renaud were Pall a visitors last week. The Renaud family hosted Jones Versteogh relatives and Harrison Shepherd’s family for Sunday dinner. A. L. Hasselman and son Lawrence drove to Pella. Mrs. Dora Bherman of Oskeloosa visited friends Saturday. References to Bilas, Withur, Vander Kemp and others appear in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Renaud
Hazel
Perry
Lawrence
Newton
Albert Crews
Grinnell
Misa Nellie van den Baard
Monroe
Ben Renaud
Jonas Versteegh
John Rooda
Is. J. Renaud
Mesers
Aaron
Paul Renaud
Edmond Renaud
Hazel Renaud
Gertie
Jennie
Lena Huyser
Jones Versteogh
Harrison Shepherd
Charles
A. L. Hasselman
Pella
Dora Bherman
Oskeloosa
al Manders Kump
B.cy. -Renend
Suny
Bilas
Withur
Vander Kemp
Thirteen year old Merritt scales trapeze fall ends in broken arm
The Knoxville Journal and Express notes a 13 year old, George Erp, fell from a trapeze last Thursday afternoon while practicing acts seen from others. A broken arm resulted. Mrs H B De Witt visited Des Moines recently. The 1910 general election has concluded and stirred comments about candidates in Seventh district. Schools closed this week due to boiler failure at the school heating plant causing a lay-off for pupils and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
George Erp
H. 8
de Witt
Des Moines
Knoxville Journal
United States
Marion County
Jim Mentzer
Cam Culbertson
Curtis
The
Journal
Hawarden area sales and local notices in brief
Hawarden area brief notes show Lewis Smith selling eighty acres adjoining Hawarden at 200 dollars per acre. J W Tamplin now edits a Tekamah Nebraska paper. Ben Tamplin Jr. works in Denver. Prof Pietenpol visits from Pella. Ed De Young breaks arm in motorcycle mishap near Washington. Parsonage improvements underway by Bloem Rugg Vos. Rev McEwan set to bring family. Saloon petition filing appears unlikely due to voter name shortages. board canvass planned for Dec 8 with possible delay to meet legal notice requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden Independent
Lewis Smith
Hawarden
J. W. Tamplin
Hull Index
Tekamah
Nebraska
Ben Jr
Denver
Colorado
Ed de Young
Washington
Young Brothers
Bloem, Rugg & Vos
American Reformed Church
McEwan
County Board of Supervisors
Sioux Herald
Fortunes for a San Jose Veteran from Concrete Tie Patent
George Gates, a 70 year old union veteran from San Jose, California, is poised to gain 17 million dollars from a concrete railroad tie patent. A syndicate of eastern railroads has lined up to buy the rights, with 500000 already paid on account and a contract expected to be signed January 2, 1911, placing rents to his credit. Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gates
San Jose
California
Comrade Gates
Eastern Railroads
Gates
Colfax. Clipper
G E Meeting Formed Church Ey Society Second Bly
A fragmented notice notes the formation of a church related group called the Ey Society with a second meeting planned. Details are incomplete but indicate an organizational gathering.
Homes For Sale Near College And In South Pella
Two excellent residence properties near the college in first class condition with low price. A good South Pella property includes a house a barn a chicken house and outbuildings at a bargain. Also several other city properties available. Enquire of the Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saue
South Pella
ELECT NEW OFFICERS OF THE LADIES CIRCLE
The Ladies Circle of G. A. R. met in the Masonic Hall Tuesday for annual officer elections. Mrs Cooper of Oska Inosa observed the proceedings. Elected were Mrs J Todd as President Mrs GC Vat Doren as Vice President Mrs G Rysdam as 2nd Vice President Mrs T W Cox as Treasurer Mrs I Dennis as Secretary Mrs I Thomas as Sergeant Mrs D O Thomas as Color bearer and Mrs L Mann as Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Cooper
Oska- Inosa
J. Todd
Ures
Doren
G. Rysdam
T. W. Cox
Treas
I. Dennis
Mrs Nellie Wheanade Leaves After Visit
Mrs Nellie Wheanade of South Omaha Nebraska departed for her home last Monday after a short visit with her mother Mrs M W Visner and family. Mrs John Schippers and Mrs A O Van Gilda of Bussey were visitors over Sunday at the Visser home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. de Gees
Albert van Houweling
Nellie Wheanade
Omaha
Neb
M. W. Visner
John Schippers
Van
Gilda
Bussey
Visser
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