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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

3

Fifield School Closes as Community Notes Past Week

Local activity includes Ed Kingly party sightings and visits by Henry Van Coney family to Pella. Martin Kooyman conducted business in Pella while Miss Helene Bootsma visited from Des Moines area. Descriptions mention church at Otley, Misses Clara Parker and Sadie Laury in town, and a wreck clearing near Tracy. A basket meeting Sunday drew a good crowd despite weather concerns. Bro Beard delivers engaging sermons.

Ed. Kingly Henry van Coney Pella Martin Kooyman Otley A. D. Norris Moberly Brunswick Missouri Jas. Smith Harvey Toney Robus Helene Bootsma Rom Lena Bertha Carpenter Clara Parker Sadie Laurey Des Moines Bro Beard

Local Notes From Durham Community

Mrs L L McClure and children visited her parents over the weekend. Miss Myrtle Sharon begins a teachers summer term during vacation. Church officials reported two beer bottles at the church steps and spilled them. The Stines of the parsonage plan a short visit to Sigourney Iowa where they formerly resided. Dr James underwent a painful eye operation in Des Moines last week to remove a growth and now wears a sling. H A Amsberry attended a quarterly meeting here. Mrs Amsberry stays with a daughter in Van Buren Co. Roy Roberts traveled to Des Moines likely to rejoin the Great Western Railroad in South Des Moines. Frank Cox sports a black eye and pink knot on the left temple after a street dispute near the post office.

L. L. McClure Sharon Myrtle Sharon

Otley Community Update and Religious Activities

Farmers remain in Otley as Herman Stienman runs Vander Ploeg and Markus egg wagon. Rev M Penning preached at First Reformed Church. Baptist Sunday school held an excellent Children's Day program. Substituting carrier Simon Stineman fills in for vacationing R F D. Jim Kirkwood returns home looking well. Local Dutch Reformed pastors met with Rev J G Brouwer for a ministerial meeting, likely to become a regular event. Otley will skip Fourth of July celebrations this year. County Sunday School Convention delegates note overpublicity in local papers and uneven Knoxville attendance.

M. Penning First Reformed Church Baptist Sunday School R. F. D. Carrier Simon Stineman Pella Classis J. G. Brouwer

Cattle dealer buys herd and local life notes

Peoria. Gerrit Brouwer sold a car load of cattle last week. Mr. Baron shows slow improvement. R. C. Kisor and Harlin Jackson visited Oskaloosa last Saturday. J. H. Thomassen received a car load of flour. Mrs. George Engle visited her daughter Mrs. Rod Jackson. Mrs. Walter Jackson and son George spent Sunday with her parents. C. McCutchen of New Sharon laying a stone foundation for a cattle shed for C. D. Byers. Fourth of July celebration planned by Hollanders at Vander Hart's Grove. Ed Sheehe's finger progress noted after shedding rags.

Mr. Baron R. C. Kisor Harlin Jackson Oskaloosa J. H. Thomassen George Engle Rod Jackson Walter Jackson George Jim Mortland C. McCutchen New Sharon C. D. Byers Vander Hart's Grove

Knoxville Hospitality Noted by Otley Delegates

Otley delegates including Tennis Van Zante praised Knoxville hospitality as they received three to four meal invitations and as many overnight stays. Citizens stepped up with warm, old fashioned welcomes despite no formal entertainment committee.

Otley Tennis van Zante Knoxville

Local notes from Pella and vicinity include visits and weather

Mr Henry Ver Ploeg visits Pella last Saturday while Mrs Peter De Cook Rose Hill and Mrs Peter De Heus with Mr P Boender family attendances are noted. Richard Synhorst and sister Bess visit Pella as do J H Rempe and wife who welcome a baby girl born June 17. Dena Vander Linden visits relatives in this vicinity. Wm Tysseling Rose Hill visits relatives here. Rev Vander Heiden of Michigan conducts services at Ebenezer Rev Church. Local youths attend a band concert in Oskaloosa. Rev and Mrs K J Dykema return from Holland and Grand Rapids Michigan. Misses Maggie Carrie Jennie Van Zee visit John Vroom home with friends. A Thursday night tornado damages a barn and trees near J C Vroom. Langerak's Drug Store sells DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.

Wm Tysseling O' Rose Hill Vander Heiden Michigan Ebenezer Rev. Church Oskaloosa

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Sold At F D Stubenrauch

A woman ties her bonnet and raven ringlets before visiting Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea offered at F D Stubenrauch. The brief notes a purchase event dated by the listed shop run.

Ste Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea F. D Stubenrauch

Representation drive across Hale Lamb counties in Texas

A message from W. C. Moyer seeking reliable representatives in Hale and Lamb counties to inform locals about lands in Marion County. States water quality is suitable and near the surface for good alfalfa land. Calls for literature and investigation assistance and urges response.

Marion Co Hale and Lamb Co Texas W. C. Moyer

Kodol Highlighted As Digestive Aid At Local Drug Store

Kodol is presented as the best known preparation for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach trouble. It is claimed to digest all foods and is described as pleasant to take. Sold here by Langerak's Drug Store.

Langerak

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