Pella News Roundup and Local Happenings
Subscriptions to the Chronicle are renewed for a year. The P.H. Bousquet family plans to move into the Vandermeulen residence next week. Local merchants report stock inventories as a seasonal trend. John Vanderlinden plans six weeks of travel for a wallpaper business after a two week home stay. A large dynamo repair returns full electric power to the Chronicle office. Several sales and showings are scheduled nearby, with farmers holding cattle hogs and horse sales. Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth are set to marry February seventeenth, drawing national attention. Basketball games last week yielded bruises for Ben and John Blommers but ended on a high note.
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Pella Boys Defeated by Oskaloosa in Close Match
The Pella High School basketball team traveled to Oskaloosa Saturday evening and were defeated about two to one. Disadvantaged by suspension of several players, the visitors faced tough odds. Ed and George Gesman from Omaha arrived for a week long visit with relatives and friends, while Nina Eliott hosted a gathering in their honor. Miss Dey Vanderlinder was ill most of last week.
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