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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1911

Page

4

Leighton Community Notes and Socials Evening Gatherings

Two Bogaard boys and their cousin Neal Bogaard visited last week. Funeral attendees for Miss Dena Sedrel included Mr and Mrs Will Van Duren and others. A Masonic oyster supper drew a sizable crowd. Pella businessman P Burgraaf and Lena Ver Steeg visited Leighton. The blacksmith Tennis Brom remains busiest after slippery roads. R R Beard gave a Palestine lecture at Ebenezer Ref church. Peter Van Zante, student at Central in Pella, spent Sunday at home.

Dena Sedrel Otley Will van Duren Roorda Bertha Roorda Mable Grandia Clara Niewendorp J. Sedre Arie Carver A. Rosing Chicago Cuperus Masonic Lodge P. Burgraaf Pella M. de Reus Lena Ver Steeg Leighton Friends Tennis Brom R. R. Beard Palestine Ebenezer Ref Peter van Zante Central van Zante

Local notes from Harvey and area social visits

Miss Hattie Laren, sick, improving slowly. F A Converse to host large public cate on February 1. Rev Smith begins protracted meetings at Asbury Sunday night. Albert Roorda and Bertha Harvey visited I T Maddy home. D G Van Zante of Pella on Board of Supervisors in town on business. Mr and Mrs J M Goldizen of Hamilton visited F A Converse home. Wm McLaughlin recovering from grip. Miss Faye Driebelheis of Knoxville visited sister Mrs Arden McCoy.

Hattie Laren F. A. Converse Rev. Smith Asbury Albert Roorda Bertha Harvey I. T. Maddy D. G. van Zante Pella Board of Supervisors J. M. Goldizen Hamilton Wm. McLaughlin Faye Driebelheis Knoxville Arden McCoy News Tribune

Miss Grace Eysink Visits P Splint Home

Miss Grace Eysink visited the P Splint home Sunday. Mrs Frank Maudlin has been on the sick list for the past week. Miss Nellie Vos Christina Ter Louw Anna Blom and Messrs Andrew Ter Louw and John Van Drunen attended the dedication services of the Christian Reformed church at Sully. Mrs J Cole has been quite sick for the past few days. Peter Bintenwerf is spending a few days at Prairie City. J Ter Louw has been confined to his.

Grace Eysink P. Splint Frank Maudlin Nellie Vos Christina Ter Louw Anna Blom Andrew Ter Louw John van Drunen Christian Reformed Church Sully J. Cole Peter Bintenwerf Prairie City J. Ter Louw

Local residents report improving health amid illness

Bed rest for a few days with grippe leaves residents improving. Miss Nella Haan, ill for weeks, expects to resume school duties by the week's end. Mrs. J. Visscher also reports better well being at this time.

Nella Haan J. Visscher

Local Notes From Harvey And Nearby Towns

Rev Smith of Harvey visited Henry De Geest home Tuesday. Eva Cory attended Knoxville teachers meeting Saturday. P De Hamer named to Rock Island School board to fill J C Nossaman's vacancy. Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Mc Combs Saturday January 21. Thelma Wilson sick last week. Anna Klyn visiting sisters at Pella this week. C Van Zante family visited A K Dykstra home Wednesday. Fred Wilson ill with measles. Wm Van Zante family visited C Van Zante home Tuesday evening. T Sytsma returned home after extended visit here. Wm Heezen family visited Henry De Geest home Monday. Cornelius De Geest ill with lung fever this week.

Rev. Smith Harvey Henry de Geest Eva Cory Knoxville P. de Hamer Rock Island School Board J. C. Nossaman Arthur McCombs Thelma Wilson Anna Klyn Pella C. van Zante A. K. Dykstra Fred Wilson Wm. van Zante T. Sytsma Wm. Heezen Cornelius de Geest

Community Notes From Otley and Surrounding Areas

SILVER GROVE Ona Wittenburg is on the sick list at the present writing. Arie De Bruyn delivered hogs at Ot ley Monday. Jacob Slot and family visited with Arie Klien and family, Tuesday evening. Henry Dykstra was a Pella caller Saturday. L. A. Niemansverdriet and wife visited with A. Van Peursum and family Wednesday of last week. Luedna Wittenburg spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Will Klien and family and Doris Kaldenburg and wife, of Otley, visited the parental Van Ginkel home Tuesday of last week. Jacob Slot and wife visited with Otto Van Speren and family Friday. Quite a number from this neighborhood attended the funeral of Miss pen Federal at Otley, Monday. John Wittenburg visited the parental Van Zante home Wednesday. John Klien from Pella spent Sunday with home folks, Rev. and Mrs. Ruisaard, of Otley, dined at the Jacob Slot home Tuesday. Mrs. G. T. H. Klien spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Ned De Reus, near Otley. Will Van Balen and wife, from near Bethel, were the guests of Arie De Bruyn Tuesday.

Ona Wittenburg Arie de Bruyn Otley Jacob Slot Arie Klien Henry Dykstra L. A. Niemansverdriet A. van Peursum Luedna Wittenburg Will Klien Doris Kaldenburg van Ginkel Otto van Speren Pen Federal John Wittenburg van Zante John Klien Pella Home Folka Ruisaard Will Vriezelaar Nellie Henry Vriezelaar Monroe Lawrence Parker Jake den Hoedt Harold Kaldenberg John Klein Ra Vriezelaar C. Vander Wiel W. Baker Percy F. Perry P. Breen W. Honnold J. Freke Katie Ralph Huisman Neil Huisman Prairie

Sally Henry Wisgerhof Visit Noted in Newton

Sally Henry Wisgerhof of Newton was here Monday, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawson of Newton.

Henry Wisgerhof Newton Ed. Lawson

Dutch church dedication features strong turnout and gifts

Among visitors were Rev. Droat and Rev. De Vries as the new Dutch church dedication impressed all. The daylong program drew a large crowd, meals raised 100 dollars and an afternoon collection of 65 dollars. The 64 by 44 foot building proved ample for some events yet crowded for the evening service.

Local notices of visiting and travel in Iowa towns

OTLEY T. H. Kaldenberg traveled to Monroe Monday evening to handle business for Citizens Lumber Co. Mrs. Dr. Rawson of Des Moines visited her son Dr. Rawson here last week. I. N. Harp and family spent Sunday at Ed. Van der Ploeg’s home. Mrs. Wheeler of Alden arrived for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. F. C. Walker. Mrs. P. De Moss and Mrs. W. Root selaar went to Pella Wednesday for their mother Mrs. H. Swank’s illness.

T. H. Kaldenberg Monroe Citizens Lumber Co Dr. Rawson Des Moines I. N. Harp Ed. van der Ploeg Wheeler Alden Iowa F. C. Walker P. de Moss

Snowfall Prompts Sleighs in Orange City and Local News

Miss Nellie Rhynsburger returned from Pella Friday while County attorney Hospers did legal work at Ire ton. Harry Van der Linden takes Kuyper lumber yard post in Pella. Matlock elevator burned with grain and coal loss. G Popma family visited Sioux City as Albert G underwent appendicitis operation and recovers. County Agricultural Society elected A Van der Meide as president amid secretary dispute. Elders elected for First Church with A J Pennings new elder and deacons chosen. Pastor Engelaman salary raised to 1400. Deeds total about 160000 with mortgages around 70000 last week.

Nellie Rhynsburger Pella Hospers Ireton G. T. Hatley Fred Lankelma Des Moines Harry van der Linden Kuyper Lumber Yard Harry Slagle Company Matlock G. Popma Sioux City Albert G The County Agricultural Society A. van der Meide H. Slikkeveer F. J. Lohr James Kraai A. J. Pennings G. de Jong R. Lubbers K. de Jong A. van Wyk K. Noordhoff H. J. van der Waa Engelaman Sioux County Herald

Local visitors and illnesses reported in Eureka

Eureka notes show Mrs Fanny Hegwood of Salem and Mrs Anna Kuntz of Nebraska visiting with brother Tom Harvey while Gilbert Harsin and family call on Haram home near Plymouth. Pete Van Engelhoven is gravely ill with lung fever. Mabel Toom and Wm McLaughlin suffer la grippe. Will Brown of Creaton visits with his two sisters Mra.

Fanny Hegwood Salem Anna Kuntz Nebraska Tom Harvey Pete van Engelhoven Mabel Toom Wm. McLaughlin Ja la Grippe Will Brown Creaton Mra

Harvey News Briefs Update on Local Residents

James Larew and Mrs John Lancaster, Ernest Larew and wife were overnight visitors at the parental Larew home in Harvey Friday night. W S Whaley, recently ill, is improving nicely. Hattie Larew is described as a very sick girl.

Ernest Larew Larew Harvey W. S&s

Prairie City Social Notes and Local Sales

Mrs. Wagman and daughter Edna visit relatives in Pella. Miss Blanche Wittenberg of Pella visits uncle John Van Ginkle. Mrs. Carrie Awtry and baby visit relatives in Pella. Anna and Jake Terpstra visit uncle John Klein near Prairie City and return to Pella. Pella sale results exceed $5,000 at John Van Baale sale. Col. Graham notes high prices. Otley visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Zee return home. Stoffel and Gertrude Huyser return to Pella. Hugh Sullivan sells 160 acre farm east of Prairie City to W. S. Crispin of New Sharon. sale led by E. H. Dowden. Fred Rosen of Ottumwa dines with B. M. Ballagh family. Rosen is brother of a murder victim. W. A. Johnson ships two cars of sheep to Chicago. road delays cause grief and low market. The Reformed Church of America begins meetings in the Congregational church led by Rev. Molema from Muscatine with Sunday services. Future sermons planned with Rev. Duiker of Leighton. Pella conference to supply ministers.

Wagman Edna Pella Blanche Wittenberg John van Ginkle J. H. van Zee Otley Jim Roovaart Prairie City Stoffel Gertrude Huyser John van Baale Hugh Sullivan W. S. Crispin New Sharon E. H. Dowden Duiker Leighton

Lynnville News Mentions Saloons Militia and Wedding

John Conover travels from Oskaloosa to Lynnville as saloons are opposed and churchgoers celebrate a victory. Pella pushes to form a militia to guard the town. L C McClaren starts a skating rink in What Cheer’s opera house with a lively opening. Garrett Versteegt and Maggie Van Genderen wed at Mrs Wildman’s home with Mayor Wildman officiating. the couple plans to home and then possibly Jasper County.

John Conover Oskaloosa John Pella L. C. McClaren Cheers Opera House McClaren Lynnville C. W. Wildman Garrett Versteegt Maggie Vangenderen Wildman Versteegt Holland South Jauper Peter van Genderen Lynville Junction Jasper, Co Shin Vann Richemife

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bogaard Orange City Neal Bogaards Silver Grove Sally Lawson de Vries de Leeuw Bliek Bouma Galesburg van der Berge Our Holland Friends Sully Congregational Church Congregational Ecclesiastical’ Council Geo. M. Kemp Adelstein Johnson Home Missionary Churches Congregational Church Ladies Bible Clase Dietz F. G. Aylmore Ralph Frazer Killduff Frazer John Stimon C. Silli A. Dunnick Jennie Lewis de Bruyn Dena Sederal Nellie Breen Bessie de Vries Griffeon Dena Federal Albert Fennema Mabel Calhoun Valley Junction Henry Verploeg Bob Sunderland Ill Matt Walsh St. Louis, Ill Asase Gilbert Harsin Plymouth F. & I. LeCocq James Larew John Lancaster Carrie Awtry Baby Anna Jake Terpstra Jess Quick P. van Dusseldorp John T. Graham Fred Rosen Ottumwa B. M. Ballagh Mr. Rosen Junken W. A. Johnson
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