Kramer Waechter Nuptials in Pella Home
Miss Clara Kramer daughter of Dr and Mrs M Kramer wed Gerrit I Waechter at the Kramer home in Pella. Rev W J Van Kersen presided. About eighty guests attended a lap supper after a well planned home ceremony with ornate decorations and hospitality noted by attendees from Des Moines Prairie City Adel Knoxville Rock Island Illinois and others.
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Chronicle
Clara Kramer
M. Kramer
Gerrit IT. Waechter
Kramer
W. J. van Kersen
Pella
Geo. Salada
Hazel Salada
Margaret Haynes
Daisy Donovan
Des Moines
Helene
Death from Lockjaw cured by Arnica Salve praised by merchant
Chas Oswald of Rensselaersville N Y reports Bucklaw’s Arnica Salve cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore described as the ugliest ever seen. The ad claims 25¢ cures cuts wounds burns and sores at Langerak’s drug store. Otley union Sunday school superintendent A T Van Houwelinge celebrated with a surprise visit and gifts from about 125 people, including a gold watch chain and locket engraved with initials and the date 6 6 06, honoring his long service.
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Bucklaw
Chas, Oswald
Rensselaersville
N. Y
Seth Burch
Langerak
A. T. van Houwelinge
Otley
T. van Zante
Mr. van Houwelinge
van Houwelinge
Nga
Leans Challenge Fats To Next Tuesday Baseball Game
The Leans issue a challenge to the Fats for another baseball game to be played on the athletic field at 4 p m one week from Tuesday. Signed.
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Fats
Thirty Days in County Jail for Drunken Disturbance
A group visited town and drank heavily last Saturday. Harry Newberry, a farm worker, was arrested after resisting detention and jailed. He was tried before Mayor Allen and found guilty of drunk and disturbing the peace, sentenced to thirty days in county jail at Knoxville. The marshal fired two shots as Newberry attempted escape.
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Harry Newberry
Allen
Knoxville
Newberry
Sweetbriar at Pella Opera House under Mrs Wormhoudt
Under Mrs H D Wormhoudt fourteen to fifteen local youth performed Sweetbriar at the Pella opera house on Thursday evening. The audience size was fair and the effort praised though not as high as a previous high school production. A library fund benefit raised about forty to fifty dollars.
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H. D. Wormhoudt
Pella Opera House
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Kentucky
New Life Pills Promote Gentle Stomach and Bowels Regulation
An alarmed situation from neglected bowels and liver leads to chronic constipation. Dr. King's New Life Pills are touted as the best regulator. Guaranteed by H. M. Langerak druggist at 25c. Also notes Marion County Sunday-school Convention at Second Reformed church starting Thursday June 14 at 7:30 PM and ongoing all day Friday. Visitors welcome. Also mentions Mrs. W. J. Zitterell arriving to visit daughter Wynne, a music department graduate, with related local notices.
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H. M. Langerak
Marion County
Second Reformed Church
W. J. Zitterell
Webster City
City
Wynne
H. D. van ‘Zante
Ese
Ink
G. H. Gos
Loli
Nba
Mysterious servant tale ends with royal twist
A ranch wife hires a mysterious Irish English servant who proves elusive and jewel studded. A quiet investigation prompts a countryman to reveal the servant is Sir Henry Tomkyns’s daughter, recently divorced, later revealed to be Lord Maglehorne’s ally. The couple depart and a newspaper later confirms their marriage notice.
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Wing
Pete
Bridget O'Toole
Bridget
Henry Tomkyns
England
Lord Maglehorn
Duke of Winchester
Alice
We Make Our Own Ice Cream At The Fountain
We make our own ice cream using richest cream sugar and pure fruit flavors. No corn starch artificial extracts or substitutes. Velvety smooth rich and delicate. Try a dish at the fountain or in a sundae or soda. Sold by the dish pint quart or gallon.
Institute for Disabled Lawn Mowers Sharpens Your Blade
A local service advertises the Institute for Disabled Lawn Mowers offering sharpening and restoration. The Ideal Lawn Mower Sharpener promises double-edged ground blades that will run and cut easier than when new.
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Institute For Disabled
Oskaloosa Iowa News Briefs and Local Notices
The longest state league baseball game ended 3 to 2 in nineteen innings as Oskaloosa defeated Boone. Cement walks are being laid in front of J M Cox R R Sadler and Peter Lubberden homes. Des Moines visitor A P de Reus and baseball fan Dell Hendricks noted the Oskaloosa game. Claude Porter worked in Kansas City and Des Moines after leaving Pella. Henry Welle arrived by automobile last Tuesday. Citizens National Bank board met in their rooms on Tuesday after 13 Headquarters at Langerak's soda fountain. Lost Brown mare about 900 pounds, 10 to 12 years old, front shod, clipped to knees, Liberal reward C C Farmer New Sharon IA. Maude Donald of Des Moines visited J M Cox early week. Misses Lucy Farmer and Carrie Seton of Richland attended college commencement in the city this week.
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Oskaloosa
Boone
J.M. Cox
R. R. Sadler
Peter Lubberden
Henry Welle
Citizens' National Bank
Langerak
C. C. Farmer
New Sharon
Iowa
Maude Donald
Des Moines
J. M. Cox
Lucy Farmer
Carrie Seton
Richland
A. N. Kuyper
Josie Walter
Downs
Kan
Pella
Hansen
Wormhoudt Bros
Neton
Wormhoudt
L. M. Donai
Trimble
Howell
H. S. Rhynsburger
Fifield
W. B. LaForce
Ottumwa
Sarah Nollen
Grinnell
den Adelsen
O. B. Reynolds
Coalport
Snap’’ Mann
Ver Ploeg
John Terpstra
R. van der Ploeg
Corinth
D. Terpstra
Sully
Burlington
College town observes ball game closing period
In Pella a large number of college and town residents paused daily routines from 3:30 to 6:30 Tuesday for the ball game. Clerks and workers enjoyed a noon at the athletic field. Local police faced a brief incident involving a drunken coal dealer. Several visitors and locals attended commencement events and social gatherings, with notes on hires and travels around town.
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H. C. Roelofsz
Oskaloosa
New Sharon Public
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