Local News Notes from Pella and Nearby Areas
Local notes report visits and movements of residents and visitors across Pella Oskaloosa Prairie City Leighton Monroe and Des Moines. Highlights include W W Cook and Geo S Vander Zyl visiting, families moving to Leighton and Pella, and various trips by residents to Des Moines Newton Monroe and Kellogg. A new marshal appointed in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cook
Oskaloosa
Geo. S. Vander Zyl
Prairie City
Pella
Leonard Kaldenberg
Leighton
Will Grandia
Capital City
P. D. Wagaman
Henry Williamson
Newton
L. van Rees
D. VerSteeg
Will
Des Moines
H. H. Sadler
John S. Moore
Keokuk
J. M. Cox
L. A. Bickford
H. J. Brom
F. D. VandenBerg
Mrs. VandenBerg
Esther Dunkel
Jessie Dunn
Storm Lake
S. M. VanHemert
Washington Street
W. J. Coulston
Dr. Bailey
Prof. Childs
D. L. Weir
Whitten
S. D
J. I. Franklin
Kellogg
W. F. Crew
Anne DeNeef
George Heeren
Jake Fennema
C. Breuklander
Otley
A. T. VanZee
Roy Vander Linden
Henry Kuyper
Kahoka
Ed. Wormhoudt
T. J. Reese
Norwoodville
Iowa
H. P. VanGorp
Emma Sadler
Fred Lankelma
Central tops Wesleyan in sixth straight win
In a fast Weselyn Central clash Central led 24 9 at half and won 40 21 to extend its win streak. DenAdel scored six goals with Rhynsburger five six total, Grant and Craver key for Wesleyan. Lineups and substitutions noted. A Columbus Junction note reports the Tigers fell 48 45 Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Central
Central
DenAdel
Wesleyan
Rhynsburger
Grant
Grant Boyd
Craver van derLinden
Campbell DenAdel
R.G. Armbuster
Roach L.G. Lee
Vogelaar
Vander Linden
Wahl
Armbuster
Dean
Campbell
Hendrickson
Lee
Craver
Columbus Junction
Tigers
Holeproof Stocking Ad Promises Big March Event
An old advertisement touts Holeproof Stockings No 180 at 35 cents per pair or six for two dollars, with men’s socks at 25 cents each or six for a dollar fifty. Guaranteed for six months. The note hints at a planned feature in The Women's Federated Club page on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Vander Linden
Federated Club
Locomotive engineer and driver clash over risky crossings
A Southern Pacific engineer and an Ashland driver discuss the nerve strain caused when cars speed toward crossing ahead of a train. The engineer asks drivers to slow down and reassure the crew, while the auto driver admits deviltry and vows to change. The exchange, printed in the Southern Pacific Bulletin, notes it happens daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Little
Baby
Knoxville
Rysdam
Dr. Crew
Doc
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Southern Pacific Bulletin
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Solex
Keable
Royal
the Chronicle’s
Minnesota
A. H. Clark
Baldauf-Rosenblatt Co
White Pole
Branch Place
J. H. Thomassen
Harvey
Dick VanRynschke
Charley Sipe
Monroe
H. Kuyper
Alice Kreling
Kalamazoo
Mich
Keables
Stu
Ben Rauch Drug
James Lankel
Harold Bailey
Henry VanderHeiden
Kansas
Barbour County
Henry County
Nebraska
Mt. Pleasant Free Press
Bloomfield Democrat
Charley van Doren
C. E. Hamilton
Josie Wesslink
Joe Porter
Mitchellville
Marion Porter
Eugene Dennis
John DeCook
George Washington
John
M. van derLinden
State Sunday-school Association
Duncan
Maxine Hewitt
Electric Palace Theatre
Thurs
FBI
Globe Vulcanizing and Welding
Oskaloosa St
Arie Wielard
Pella Markets
Vander Zyl Bros