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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1911

Page

4

Local Notes Highlight Lynnville Warms, Fires, and Travels

C Steenhoek family visits sister Mrs Kleinendorst while Mrs Meredith nears health decline at 90. John Stek and Kate Kleindorst travel to assist kin. Guy Sparks returns from six months in the West, recounting travels through Yellow Stone Park and Aberdeen football. Kellogg endures a Sunday morning fire destroying much of Mr and Mrs Arthur’s millinery stock and upstairs living areas.

John Stek Kellogg Neal Harmon Swank Kate Kleindorst Otley Neal Kleinhorst Martha Meredith C. A. Owens Johnathan Meredith Lawrence Neb Meredith Guy Sparks West Yellow Stone Park Idaho Montana Interior S. Dakota Harlan Snodgrass Aberdeen S. D Guy Arthurs

Otley News Highlights Local Social and Church Events

Peter Myers served as Monroe caller on Saturday. Antonette Van der Ploeg improves from scarlet rash. Mrs Jyles of Waukee mourns brother Jim Kirkwood. Central College Glee Club to sing at Baptist Church February 4, admission 25 cents. Numerous visits to and from Pella and Monroe. Marriage of Carl Calhoun and Minnie Ricebaugh at D Van Zante home. Several ill or recovering residents and local social visits noted. church services and community travel mentioned.

Antonette van der Ploeg Mrs. Jyles Waukee Iowa Jim Kirkwood

Local notes from Pella area residents and business moves

Leighton De Bruyn visits daughter in Pella as John Brumél returns from Kansas. Cattle shipments to Chicago, stock inventory at De Reus, and retirements announced. Miss Mae Klaaren visits, Mrs Will Velthuisen stays with ill mother, and Rene De Reus to run business with Louis Van Roekel as lead wagon chief. Various visits, church events, and funeral attendance noted.

Mae Klaaren Eddyville Will Velthuisen Pella A. Rézing Chicago Will Tysseling B. van Maanen M. de Reus Chas. Porter Pete Burgraff Rene de Reus Louis van Roekel Effie Bieshaar den Burger

Local notes from Sioux Center and surrounding towns

Sioux Center on business and visitation reports list Jerry Reisma in Sioux City Emma Aalfa visiting Le Mars Miss Soulen a nurse in Doon visit with Dr Jongewaard relatives in Greenleafton Minnesota Miss Cramer a local teacher visited Little Rock to see her seriously ill father Gerrit Vander Hoop’s son nearly lost a finger George Siemed and wife visited Bridgewater SD Walhof birthday celebrated. Charles Walhof family visited Rock Valley S Van Vliet and Mulder purchased Vander Aarde bakery in Orange City Mrs Gerrit Mulder and Mrs A Van Kley returned from Canada De Mots, formerly of this place, thriving in Amsterdam Netherlands Wandscheer brothers tested Steel Hummer corn sheller and praise it Manus Wissine supplied the tent Ransell Carr Neuman from Knoxville bought horses and cattle Richard Thompson visiting relatives in Harvey Friday neighbors moving near Pella Nora Adair visited Gladys Moody.

Jerry Reisma Sioux City Emma Aalfa le Mars Mias Soulen Doon George Siemed Bridgewater South Dakota Henry August Hilmer Walhof Charles Walhof Rock Valley 8. van Vliet Orange City Vander ‘Aarde Gerrit Mulder Aart van Kley Tabor Canada Dartion Chaitig Ransell. Carr Mr. Neuman Knoxville Richard Thompson Harvey Henry van den Noord Pella

Vanden Bergs Return After Stay. Vander Meer Milestone

Mr and Mrs B Vanden Berg return to their Alta Wisconsin home after a brief visit with relatives in the locality. D Vander Meer celebrated his eighty third birthday Tuesday. A large number of relatives and friends spent the day with the old gentleman.

B. Vanden Berg Alta Wisconsin D. Vander Meer

Local Fair Association Officers Reconfirmed and Moves Ahead

G L Van de Steeg was re elected treasurer and H Slikkerveer resigned as secretary. J G Vanden Berg elected to fill the vacancy. I Vermeer of North Yakima Washington visiting relatives, plans a trip to Pella before returning home. G Beyer intends to go to Denver next week. Mrs Beyer ill after caring for daughter Mrs Lammers. A fifth anniversary gathering for Mr and Mrs G Popma. Baker S Van Vliet and Charrie Mulder buy the B Van der Aarde store, take possession February first. Mr and Mrs J R Van Zee of Pella visiting sisters Mrs K De Jong and Mrs G L Van de Steeg.

I. Vermeer North Yakima Washington Pella G. Beyer Denver Mrs. Beyer Mrs. Lammers

Sandridge Misa Ella Ja Baai Visit In Pella

Sandridge Misa Ella Ja Baai from Pella visited with her sister Mrs A Klyn last week. P Van Den Baard and W Vander Hart were business callers at Pella Wednesday. The C C Club did not attend the weekly singing class at Bethany church last Thursday evening due to bad roads. Miss Bertilda Muller called at the Klyn home Friday afternoon. The B S choir practiced at Jake Swank home Tuesday evening. The Van Deune family visited J Ter Louw Saturday evening. The J Van Vark family is on the sick list. P Van Den Baard left for Creston Monday and will return later this week. John De Cook and Miss Artie Eeling visited Frank Maudlin's Sunday evening. Dirk Roozeboom is helping John Van Vark saw wood.

W. J. Honnold and Son Vern Monroe I. N. Harp Newton P. van Hemert Nicholas and Marsh Pella Central College Glee Club Baptist Church Jake den Hoedt Carl Calhoun Minnie Ricebaugh D. van Zante Mamie Vriezelaar C. Brooks Washington Dick Ver Dught Otley Mrs. Wheeler Alden Iowa Miss Smith Des Moines Varney Fay Rawson Clara Yelema Huxford Jaarama Portaga Gilbert van Maanen Albert van Dinen A. Rozing Albert van Drunen Albert Rev. Duikers Carrie Julia van Zee Marinus van Zee Libbie Grandia Gerrit Walravem Madison Clarence Grandia Misa Ella Ja Baai A. Klyn P. van den Baard W. Vander Hart C. C. Club Bethany Church Bertilda Muller Klyn B. S Jake Swank van Deune J. Ter Louw J. van Vark John de Cook Artie Eeling Frank Maudlin

Vander Ploeg Injured in Runaway Incident

Edna and Mable Frazer spent Sunday at Aunt Nellie Vriezelaar's home while Vander Ploeg was seriously injured in a runaway accident.

Vander Ploeg Edna Mable Frazer Nellie Vriezelaar

Greely Residents Report An Irregular Incident Near town

In the vicinity a number of locals encountered a strange disturbance. Abe Yer Ploog of Pella was selling a tree in the neighborhood on Tuesday, sparking a small tussle amid the confusion.

Pella

Cordova News Briefs Describe Local Illnesses and Visits

Jerry Mikesell remains quite ill with uncertain duration. W. A. Wickerd plans a near future house project. Ed Amick delivered ice last week. Walter Amick visited Des Moines for an over Sunday trip. A school teacher was sick, granting the children a week’s vacation. Mrs J M Hart battles grippe while Calvin Brick visited Cordova pals. Despite rheumatism, J M Hart still supplies neighbors with stove wood and tends the saw when possible.

Jerry Mikesell W. A. Wickerd Ed Amick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Black Hawk F. & I. LeCocq Rose Hill Tommie McKamma Valentines Vander Linden Electric Palace Lang Eral S Lynnville Twinkles C. Steenhoek Mra. Kleinendorst Peter Myers Dielas van Zante R. Price A. T. van Houweling Josie Niemandsverdriet Mable Calho Apent Pear Hazel Calhoun Leighton C. de Bruyn Rene van Heukelem John Brumél Kansas Here Sioux Center Gerrit Gerrit de Mots This Place Amsterdam Netherlands Mr. de Mota Wandscheer Brothers Cornsheller Manus Wissine’s Wandscheer Ike Barnes Nora Adair Gladys Moody Creston Dirk Roozeboom John van Vark Greely Cordova Walter Amick J. M. Hart Grippe Calvin Brick Althoug J. M Good Roads Meeting and Farmers Round Table Farm Sense Ames Holden Litchfield Marshalltown Lenox Beatrice LeCocq’s.Harness Store Reliable
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