Local families share Sunday dinners and visits
Mr and Mrs George Renaud hosted guests at a Sunday dinner. Esther Smith and her son Oliver along with Lawrence Hasesel and spouse spent the afternoon at Ben Renaud's home. Lewis Dysart and daughter Nellie of New Sharon were entertained at A A Ratiff's. Verne Ryedam of Pella visited G Kruseman. Wm Rubbernus of Sally dined with Al Vander Kamps. Jonas Versteegh and sons Samuel and Bennie relaxed at A L Hadeelman home. E C Renaud visited Pella on Thursday. Arie Versteeg of Pella was a business caller here Friday. J Vander Syde, with Al Vander Kamp and others, were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Renaud
Renaud
Esther Smith
Oliver
Lawrence Haseselman
Ben ‘Renaud
Lewis Dysart
Nellie
New Sharon
A. A. Ratiff
Verne Ryedam
Pella
G. Kruseman
Wm. Rubbernus
Sally
al Vander Kamps
Jonas Versteegh
Samuel
Bennie
A. L. Hadeel‘man
E. C. Renaud
Family News From Lynnville Star Local Ledger
Three children made a grip to Bodywille in his auto. The Messrs Aaron Perry Paul Wal ter and Lawrence Renaud, their sister Mies Hazel took dinner at Ben Mons ma's Sunday. M. and Mrs. Kryn Versteegh of Lynn ville were over night visitors with Mrs. W. C. Huyser and family Friday. The Misses Jennie and Lena Huyser and their grandfather Mr. G. Vander Wilt drove to Pella Friday. Mr. Van der Wilt remained for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron, Perry
Paul Walter
Lawrence Renaud
Mies Hazel
Ben Monsma
Kryn Versteegh
Lynnville
W. C. Huyser
Jennie
Lena Huyser
G. Vander Wilt
Pella
Vander Wilt
Local social notes from Pella and area
Leighton and others enjoyed a day in Pella last Thursday. Wilbur Tyseeling of Rose Hill spent Sunday with relatives here. John Kilaaren of Eddyville visited friend Lewis Van Roskel. The Christian Reformed Church appears repainted and repapered. Henry Kuyper of Orange City spoke at the Reformed church about going to Japan as a missionary. Mrs Tunis Brom remains ill. Dora Lee of Pella cares for her. Artie Klaaren of Eddyville visited Bertha Roorda. Mrs Boone and sister Minnie Lang atraat from Sheldon spent Sunday with B Van Maanen. Roelof Duiker, Hope College attendee, vacationing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Jeanette
Nellie ‘Meppelink
Grace
Tena Drost
Martha Overbergen
iPella
Wilbur Tyseeling
Rose Hill
John Kilaaren
Eddyville
Lewis van ‘Roskel
Henry Kuyper
Orange City
Japan
Reformed Church
Kuyper
Henry Rempe
Tunis Brom
Dora Lee
Pella
Artie Klaaren
Bertha Roorda
Boone
Minnie Langatraat
Sheldon
B. van Maanen
Roélof Duiker
Hope College
Holland
Michigan
Greely Cherry Canning Tops Local News
John Moody delivered a veal at Bolton Wednesday as cherry canning dominates the day. Mr and Mrs Neil Heemstra were Oskaloosa callers Wednesday. A church ice cream social drew many local youths. Andrew Utermarkt picked cherries for Gerrit Thursday. Forest Rivers of Oskaloosa visited Uncle John Moody and family Thursday. The Moody family hosted visitors and preparations for the July Fourth river celebration continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moody
Bolton
Neil Heemstra
Andrew Utermarkt
Gerrit
Forest Rivers
Oskaloosa
Paul Zylstra
Verna
Viola Moody
R. D. Robertson
Sandridge H Parker and family visit and local events
Sandridge H Parker and family from New Sharon visited the J Swank home last Friday. A. A. Klyn and family and John Klyn attended the funeral near Killduff for their brother Will’s baby. A June 22 baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs P Van Gorp. Mrs J TerLouw of Pella cares for the newborn granddaughter. Geo Van Vark hosted the B S choir last Thursday. Saturday Ter Louw Eysink Vos and Swank joined Miss Lillian Tool’s music scholar picnic near Reasnor. Nellie Grundman spent a week with aunt Mrs Gee Van Vark. Mrs C VerDuqt is on the sick list. A muddy Monday saw a large Sandridge turnout bound for W Van der Hart’s home despite washed bridges. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Kuyper and children, Mrs Billin and daughter Margaret, Miss Cocia Kuyper, Miss Jennie Kuyper, Miss Agnes Mathes of Pella, Rev H Kuyper of Orange City, and Rev C Muller of Bethany. everyone enjoyed the day returning to Pella. Sunday morning Rev Voorberge preached at the Sandridge school house. he is a Hope College student spending the summer at Killduff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Klyn
John Klyn
Will
Killduff
P. van Gorp
J. TerLouw
Pella
Geo. van Vark
B. S
Ter Louw
Eysink
Vos
Swank
Reasnor
Lillian Tool
Nellie Grundman
Gee. van Vark
C. VerDugt
Sandridge
W. van der Hart
John Kuyper
Billin
Margaret
Cocia
Jennie Kuyper
Agnes Mathes
Oskaloosa Visitors Share Town Center Calls
Viola and Emily Silvers along with Billie Silvers visited Oskaloosa callers Saturday.Sunday visitors at the John Mooily home included Henry Ver Ploeg Charley Fry and son Earl from Leighton Mr and Mrs Gee Ramsey and son Werle from Pella and Forest Rivers from Oskaloosa Mr and Mrs Pete McCarsh also from Oskaloosa called on Mr and Mrs John Moody Sunday evening. J W Binns and children visited relatives in Oskaloosa Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Viola
Emily
Billie Silvers
Oskaloosa
John Mooily
Henry Ver Ploeg
Charley'Fry
Earl
Leighton
Pete McCarsh
John Moody
J.W. Jbinns
Mrs G W Carpenter Sicks List And Visitors At Otley Area
Mrs G W Carpenter is on the sick list. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted including Miss Birdie Carpenter returning from a visit with Mrs Case Kooyman and Arch Fletcher of Moberly Missouri spending time with Ed and Mrs Fletcher. Others seen on the street and visiting relatives include A C Weaver and wife Harlie Carpenter and Telia Carpenter with Willie Roush. Multiple calls and short trips to nearby towns are listed among Otley and Pella residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Weaver
Harlie Carpenter
Telia Carpenter
Willie Roush
Pella
Delia Rietveld
Howell
Neal Robus
Connie van der Berg
Otley Notes on Local Visits and School Program
Otley news items describe Mable Frazer attending a surprise party for Hazel McFarland, and returning home Sunday evening. Local families, including Van Houweling, Langerak, and Vander Ploeg households, spent Sunday at homes. Liberty School children performed a fine program last Thursday evening near Otley. Albert Van Houweling, back from Holland Michigan, plans summer vacation. Other entries note visits to Pella, Prairie City, Oskaloosa, Milwaukee for car purchase, and carpentry work for A Van Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Frazer
Hazel McFarland
Monroe
A. van Houweling
Albert
M. Langerak
A. T. van Houweling
Dirk Vander Ploeg
Katie Ademai
Bussey
W. Sills
Liberty School
Otley
Albert van Houweling
Holland Michigan
C. Huisman
Ralph
Charlie van Duren
Pella
A. van Pearson
The Great Stomach Specialist Opens in Des Moines
A veteran Iowa doctor, Dr. O A Young, advertises widespread success in stomach trouble treatment. He claims to personally examine all patients, offers free consultation, and lists testimonials including Mrs W R Byrd from Atlantic Iowa. His offices are at 209 Sixth Avenue Watrous block Des Moines with easy interurban access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Young
Atlantic
Des Moines
Iowa
W. R. Byrd
State of
Sixth Avenue
Watrous Block
Sully Social Notes and Nearby Visits
Sully residents report Mr Henry Welle and F G Sherman flying to Des Moines Monday. Mr and Mrs Adam Kling visited their son Albert last week. Dr Carpenter spends days in Sully meeting friends. Over 175 ate dinner at the picnic. Killduff will celebrate the 4th. Mrs Austin hosted her mother Mrs Brooks, sister Mrs Early and children Sunday. Marven Stotler and wife visit Stotler’s mother while canning cherries. Emmet Awtry bought ten head of cattle from Wm Kline. Mr and Mrs Lee Perry and Mrs Rood toured Galesburg. Lane of Kellogg and two men from Pella paint Holland church. Edna Younkin visited Grandma Gove. Mrs Vern Shipman auto trip to Newton ended in illness after her mother Star’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Welle
F. G. Sherman
Lola
DeWittrip
Des Moines
Adamn Kling
Albert
Dr. Carpenter
Sully
Mrs. Austin
Brooks
Mrs. Early
Marven Stotler
Mrs. Stotler
Lane
Kellogg
Pella
Holland Church
Edna Younkin
Grandma Gove
Vern Shipman
Newton
Star
Proof of Will Notice for Isaac Johannes Noe in Marion County
Public notice states a written instrument purporting to be the last will of Isaac Johannes Noe deceased is on file in the Marion County District Court clerk's office. It will come for hearing during the October term 1911 on October 2 at the court in Knoxville Iowa. Interested persons may appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Isaac Johannes Noe
Knoxville
Meyer Langerak
Beye V. D. Roovaart
Will of Beye V Roovaart hearing set at October term
The testament of Beye V Roovaart deceased is to come on for hearing in the October term 1911 of the court on October 2 1911 the first day of the term at which time all interested may be heard Knoxville Iowa June 16 1911
IOWA INVENTORS PATENTS ISSUED THIS WEEK
Iowa inventors receive patents from D Swift & Co patent lawyers Washington DC. List includes John M. Barnett Oskaloosa armor for ties Fred Clemens What Cheer cement mixer A M Crisman Davenport automatic planter and manure tow er William C Folsom Pontville Gete Alfred J Gillespie Atlantic lock out for voting machines Allen Johnstown Ottumwa press for making side plates for sash pulley casings Frederick Kirchhoff Meriden Animal holding grate Lars M Lindlom Sioux City super for bee hives George E Mariner Shenandoah corn husking implement Frances O Brien Carroll device for fashioning hat frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
D. Swift & Co
Washington D. C
John M. Barnett
Oskaloosa
Fred Clemens
A. M. Crisman
Davenport
William C. Folsom
Pontville
Gete
Alfred J. Gillespie
Atlantic
Allen Johnstown
Ottumwa
Frederick Kirchoff
Meriden
Lars M. Lindlom
Sioux City
George E. Mariner
Shenandoah
Frances O’brien
Carroll
Lightning destroys barn and kills two horses near Pella
A barn and contents owned by G. Van Duseldorp north of Pella were wiped out by lightning last Sunday evening. L. Beerink suffered two horse fatalities the same night. Insurance will cover losses. Telephones on rural lines and in town suffered damage, and several street light globes burned out due to high current from the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. van Dusseldorp
Pella
L. Beerink
Oskaloosa Man Seeks Business Interests and Old Friends
Cyrus Van Cleave of Oskaloosa was in town Tuesday to handle business affairs and visit former neighbors and friends. Miss Nettie Van Gorp and her friend Mr. Earl Black of Valley Junction spent the weekend visiting Pella friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus van Cleave
Oskaloosa
Nettie van Gorp
Earl Black
Valley Junction
Pella
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arie Versteeg
Mr. J. Vander Syde
Mrs
al Vander Kamp
F. C. Stubenrauch's
Greely
John van Maanen
Gilbert
Daugh
H. Parker and Family
J. Swank
Daily Capital
Pella, Iowa
Fifield
G. W. Carpenter
Birdie Carpenter
Case Kooyman
Arch Fletcher
Moberly
Ed Fletcher
Kate Verwers
Rean
Maggie van Hemert
John Johnson
Nellie Freke
Edna Frazer
A. Dykstra
Gerrit Klein
Ira Vriezelaar
W. Silli
M. Silli
Neil Huisman
Colfax
H. van Ryswick
Prairie City
C. Bruinekool
D. de Jong
Henrietta
Mr. W. O. Frazer
Anna Huisman
Andrew Schell
W. E. Baker
J. Freke
C. Brooklander
Henry Vriezelaar
Millwaukee
C. A. Young
Wm. Castorf
Nebraska
Emmet Awtry
Wm. Kline
Tliowa State Fair
West
M. van der Linden
Ures
Vander Linden
Cole’s Drug Store
South Side Square
H. C. Ver Ploeg
Robert McIntyre
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