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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
7
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The former French president M Casimir-Perier has been awarded the gold medal of the Assistance Publique, a rarity in modern times. Mme Loubet is among the few living recipients as Casimir-Perier steps back from politics with devotion and benevolence.
The Stacker Factory praises home printing after receiving twenty five thousand catalogues at low cost. LeCocq and Sipkema store closes after a short run. John Van Hemert exits meat market. Luke Van der Linden and Tunis Plette take over. Weather predicts snow and mud with grading work needed on Main Street. Ella Grant and baby Thomassen return to Chicago. preacher in Illinois whistled America for salary. Local roads suffer after rain. cross walks praised for cleanliness. Detective Hi Hardin from Des Moines faces sexual misconduct accusations. mayor hints at discharge. Roosevelt and Longworth marry after a widely followed courtship.
A musical program with vocal solos and duets is announced for this evening, with further details to appear elsewhere in the issue. Rev O W Catlin visited the city for a short rest from Baptist Record duties, and Rev J H Beard was in town Tuesday before returning to Coalport for meetings with good interest reported. I H Stonaker suffered a head gash from a snowball incident near Stub-enrauch's drug store. Coach Cavanagh seeks the owner of a cap in his possession. Joe Viersen missed store work due to illness. Winter is severe in the northwest while mud and rain prevail locally. Rev and Mrs Rederus and sister Elvina Moore are visiting in Pella, hosted by Mr and Mrs I J Noe.
Hamilton Business Men's Association banquet guest was County Attorney Lyon. Lieut. Robt. Blain to join Tenth Cavalry at Ft. Robinson, Neb. He reports March 8, living in Knoxville till then. Roy Kerr, 16, ill with pneumonia but improving since Wednesday. E. F. Sperry of Des Moines spent Friday in Knoxville on business. Emory, longtime local resident until 1897, returns to greet friends. Ten-year-old son of Wesley Rankin injured by a horse. gash in left thigh required stitches. Ora Young returned to Douglas, Wyoming after a week with family. works in Northwestern railway freight department at Douglas. brother Bert now at Cedar Rapids.
Rumor from The Hague says Queen Wilhelmina will divorce her drunken husband and wed a Holland army general. The plan pleases the people who want the interloper removed. If she dies there is fear a German ruler or noble would inherit the throne, risking Dutch sovereignty.
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