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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
2
A brief advisory states that Hon Frank Morris and Dr Weber do not treat general diseases and directs patients to consult their family physician for such ailments. The note emphasizes seeking appropriate medical care locally.
A. Vanderzee will join the next party of landseekers to Canada, departing in a week or ten days. Rainy, growing weather aids corn and other crops. Dr. Weber offers eye and ear care on Saturday June 24 after 1 40 p m at Kea bles'. Mrs. Johnson heads for North Dakota to join Rev. E. B. Johnson in evangelistic work. Dentist B. E. Oberman opens a new practice with carry G Russell running the Des Moines recruited office in the Viersen building. Ballengee Concert Band members visit Harry Keables for ice cream and cigars. Henry Langerak had previously hosted them. J W Emery to give a July 4 speech in character sketches, with Swedish and Irish dialects. Navy musician Henry Rhynspurger, in Philadelphia, reports a voyage to Northern Africa to observe a total solar eclipse with astronomers. County Superintendent W. St. Lucas assisted in resolving local school boundary issues but lacked authority. Young Robert Kyle injured by rake teeth, recovering with medical care. Twenty-seven Hallengee Concert Band uniforms ordered, coats and caps now. trousers later as needed.
Mrs. William Klein of Buxton sought help in Pella claiming her husband whipped her and took the children. Mayor Allen said no city authority. case proper before justice of the peace. Buxton officials were to recover the two children as Mrs Klein promised to return home.
About 400 coal miners employed at Avery and Smoky Hollow mines struck Thursday after mine management installed blocks and chutes forcing men to dump coal. The dispute centers on the new loading system and impacts local operations.
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