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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
10
A catalog-like listing details numerous all-silk ribbons offered at varied prices per yard. Ranges include warp printed and plain taffeta in widths from 4% to 8% inches, with colors and patterns such as white, pink, blue, navy, brown, old rose, cardinal, lavender, and Persian motifs. Includes satin taffeta, embossed, and brocaded borders designed for hair bows and decorative trims.
Sally Bart Reerink and family Henry Welle and family and John Van Spanckeren attended Miss Van Spanckeren's wedding in Pella last Wednesday Bert Gove visited Chicago last week Ed Hess and two daughters of St. Charles Iowa are visiting relatives Will Willocks and Will Nichols visit family A Smiths travel to New Sharon Mrs C Van Gilst and baby from South Dakota spend time with parents Mrs K De Bruyn and Mamie plan teaching near Killduff Bible class met at Mrs Laura Haines Aid Society dines at Mrs Ed Patterson Holland family may relocate Verne Shipman moved near Welle's store Romberger family returned to Dunbar Ind Mrs Dick Sparks recovered enough to go out Mr J Lawson and others returned from Newton trip Anna Verwers visited Mrs Ed Kingery Neal Robus and G W Carpenter returned from Chicago O K
Neals Verwers and family left last Thursday morning for their new home in De Bator County Iowa. Mrs G J Carver and Anna Verwers visited Capitol City on Tuesday. Lena and Bertha Carpenter called at the Copper home last Thursday. Will Reitveld and family traveled to Des Moines today. The Greeks ended their Iowa stay and headed to Missouri yesterday. Mrs Neal Verwers and Mrs W B Verwers visited Carpenter home Monday. Mrs Fred Robson spent last Friday.
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A brief sales note offers a ten day trial for a digestive product with price points at 25 and 50 cents. The compact advertisement emphasizes affordability and a short trial period to improve digestion.
Harold Green and Violet Good were walking home from a church social when a savage dog attacked Miss Good and bit her four times on the public square. Joseph Tutt of Grimmesburg IA climbed onto his house last week to fix a leak and fell on his back porch causing serious injuries.
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