Local notices and updates from Pella area in July
The bulletin compiles brief social moves and events around Pella including visits of Mrs Vander Creek and Mrs Craig to Omaha, land sales in Texas, church activities at Second Reformed and Methodist, travelers from Des Moines and Huntington, harness orders, a pocketbook novelty, upcoming baseball at the athletic field, and plans for a Baptist Sunday school picnic near Otley with rail rate efforts.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Otley
Mrs Hawley Visits Pella and Civil Improvements Continue
Mrs. O. A. Hawley arrives in Pella for a short visit, seeking healthier climate after symptoms of consumption. The cement walk project along east Market Street near Webster school ends, with grading extending south of the school property.
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O. A. Hawley
Prof. Hawley
Pella
East Market
Webster School
College Offers Courses To Train 11400 Students
Largest and most successful college in America lists twenty teachers and a building valued at $100000. It offers Bookkeeping shorthand typing Penmanship and banking training. Graduates readily secure employment.
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America
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Reo
Fowler Auto Co
Pella, Iowa
Walter Vander Creek
Craig
Baby
Omaha
W. R. Howerton
Texas
Christian Endeavor Society of the Second*Reformed Church
Langerak’s
John Vander Linden
Marcus Parker
Des Moines
Mrs. L. Vander Linden
Regina van Gilst
Christine Vanderzy
Monroe
Lida Young
Methodist Church
South Main Street
G.van Loon
Drs. Payne & French
B. L. Sadler
Luther and
Herndon
Josie Walters
Berthaven
Downs
Kan
LeCocq Bros
Hattie Vandermeulen
Lillian Renaud
Howell
South Dakota
D. Vanderpol’s
Mary Hynes
Valley Junction
Bertha Vande Kraan
Prairie City
Mary Helen Vander Linden
Knoxville
Baracca
Ben Langerak
Cedar Rapids
Vanderpol’s
Sam van Viiet
Pacnia
Colorado
Dave Renaud
Sam
Tues Digster
Mahaska County
Iowa
Gibson
What Cheer
J. A. Magee
OsKaloosa Iowa
Dennis
Viersen
Viersen Bros. Jewelers
S. F. Cole
Gem City Busine
Browneller Shoe Co
OsKaocosa, Iowa
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