Underwear Men's Extra Finished Briefs On Sale
Men’s extra finished underwear offered at 75c now reduced to 69c per pair. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on value pricing and in-store availability.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
2
Men’s extra finished underwear offered at 75c now reduced to 69c per pair. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on value pricing and in-store availability.
Public sale to liquidate dwelling and attached shop with cellar and well water, large barn, chicken house, fruit trees, and 50 by 200 foot lot. Household goods include stoves beds bedding cupboards chairs and more. Auction Saturday January 11 1908 at 2:00 PM. Mrs J H Den Harroc. Nick Bolann Auctioneer.
A $300 reward is offered for information leading to the discovery of Dr George W Jones or his body. He is a prominent surgeon, expert in genito urinal diseases, last seen December 25 1997 in Burlington Iowa. He may be traveling and stop at hotels. Police are asked to detain him, with protection for informants. Description notes height, weight, facial features, clothing, and tailor labels.
Notice is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa for Hendrikus Johannas Greeve deceased. A hearing is set for the first day of the February term beginning Tuesday February 1908 at which interested parties may be heard. Clerk District Court Knoxville Iowa December 30 1907.
Property for sale near public square three blocks from Lincoln School. Nine rooms, furnace heat, electric lights in every room, large barn, good well, abundant fruit trees, about three acres with pasture for one cow. Nicely located one block east of Lincoln School. If unsold by February 1908 will rent. A Van Drimmelen P O Box 484 Phone 183 retl
Purporting to be the last will and testament of Jan Versteegh deceased, set for hearing on February 4, 1908, at the February term of the court in Knoxville Iowa. B. Kersbergen, Knoxville, Iowa, December 23, 1907.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised as the best pills known and are sold at Langerak's Drug Store.
Otley notes include Mrs. Coop's brother visiting Dr. Coop and Daniel de Beste renewing old ties, with Hon. J. B. Vriezelaar serving on the Board of Supervisors. Pella visitors and a Baptist Sunday speakership accompany Week of Prayer observances at the Dutch Reformed church. Martin Van Peursem smiles at news of a newborn, while railway changes prompt mixed feelings and a general hopeful outlook amid recovering injuries.
Harvey residents spent Saturday in Knoxville with multiple locals visiting and hosting events. A revival gathering at Eureka school house drew attendees from the area led by Rev. O Moon. The People's Savings Bank opened with praise for its fine building and furnishings. Karl Foshier hosted a watch party on New Year's Eve topping the night with a townwide serenade at midnight.
Mrs. Clark Hegwood and J. W. Laren in poor health. T. T. McMillan visited Des Moines. A car of fat cattle shipped by A. J. Huma Jr. Eureka box supper aided school funds. Henry Zinsmaster hauling sand for county bridge at Walnut Creek. News from Oklahoma that John Swank’s son died after moving there. Steel bridge material hauled to Walnut Creek for Clay township project. Towney Davises visiting from Ottumwa with Mrs. Davis’ grandparents. W. M. Robertson in Kansas City for son Roy injured in rail yard. recovering. Marriage licenses issued to Harlette Risewick and Leendert J. Rus, Johanna Van Longren and L. S. Beaver, Hester M. Van Alst and Richard Coop, Dora Dustin and J. M. Conard, Mary A. Schnider and Chester Holten.
The Delineator describes Ethel Roosevelt as a charming debutante, a true daughter of Theodore Roosevelt, popular with both young friends and elders for her temper, devotion to her mother, and love of horses. Her formal bow next year follows Alice Roosevelt’s debut. Heartened by Montauk, she grows from a shy girl to a stately young woman destined for social success.
Paul Synhorst visited Monroe on a business trip last Monday morning. W. W. Girls met at their regular place last Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J H Kempe Jr returned last Saturday from a visit in Missouri. John Bieshaar travels to Pella to attend Central University this winter. Miss Lottie Dykstra of Pella visited with Mr and Mrs G Stewie last Monday and Tuesday. Richard Rempe returned to Des Moines last Wednesday after a holiday visit home. Kryne Ver Ploeg returned to Des Moines last Saturday to resume school duties. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Steven de Cook is ill with bronchitis but improving. Mrs Able Dykstra spent Sunday in Pella with her ill mother Mrs T Verross. Richard Synhorst returned to Des Moines for the holidays at the parental home. Miss Gretta Van der Haar returned from Missouri where she had been visiting the past two weeks. Mrs Seth Miller and two children of Norwalk arrived last Saturday evening to visit relatives and friends, returning Tuesday morning.
Farm of 215 acres for sale cheap with an orchard of 13 bearing acres. Includes good improvements and favorable market and location. Address Mallissa Wash burn Argyle Ia. Asking price $23. Also a quoted dialogue about tea brands and a note on Rocky Mountain Tea. F. D. Stubenrauch.
N H Nash of Rathbun Appanoose county reports long battle with granulated lids and lid droop. After Des Moines doctors failed, he sought Dr Weber at the Continental hotel who cured his condition with mild painless treatment and operated to restore the lid. Nash declares his eyes are now perfectly well.
The old chapel in Partridge Lane, Faversham, England, was once led by Rev. H. J. Rook with deacons Sparrow and Cuckoo. Chapelkeeper Mrs. Martin, and congregants Mr. Lark, Miss Crow, and Miss Nightingale were noted residents of the church community.
A Portland lifer named Persons allegedly toppled into insanity after guards confiscated a tame field mouse. The tale joins other prison anecdotes where convicts keep or lose pets and even small creatures like sparrows and spiders.
A concise reflection on fame lasting beyond fleeting public opinion, asserting that true and permanent fame rests on enduring virtue rather than transient applause.
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