Local News From Nearby Towns A Busy Weekend List
Mr and Mrs Edger Steegh north west of town dined with her parents Mr and Mrs Kling. Oliver Wisgerhof broke an arm after falling from a wagon last week. Miss Francis Mann visited relatives in Pella and Des Moines recently. Mrs Guert Vander Krol 80 burned remains poor for recovery. Sjaardema Lumberman has a new auto truck aiding deliveries. Pete Haltsma family dined with Sjaar dema. Hautsma Enma families of Lynnville Junction plan to move to Roseland I Tuesday. Esther Smith learned her son Willie is stateside and en route to Camp Dix. Mrs Wm Holdsworth and Edna visited Newton on business. Dr Cliff Sparks lost a driving horse last Friday. Awtry Mack shipped seven stock cars to Chicago this week. Emmett Awtry and John Kline went to Chicago with stock Saturday. Dick Rhynsburger toured Clear Lake last week and noted thin ice. Miss Wattle Boat visited Newton on business Thursday and Friday.
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Edger Steegh
Kling
Oliver Wisgerhof
Francis Mann
Pella
Des Moines
Guert Vander Krol
Sjaardema
Camp Dix
Wm. Holdsworth
Edna
Newton
Cliff Sparks
Awtry
Mack
Chicago
Emmett Awtry
John Kline
Dick Rhynsburger
Clear Lake
Knoxville and area notes of travel and stock shipments
Mrs Otto Hoog returns from visit to Knoxville sister Mrs Walter Maxson. Connie Bruinekool visits town and heads Collins Oil project in Mount Pleasant. Des Moines trip for Mrs Mae Bousquet and Pierre. Mr Bousquet back from France. M L Curtis returns from Florida. Henry Mathews travels to Washington after brother-in-law Peter Manix dies. H M Moore returns from funeral in Wyoming. Bessie and Carrie Barker visit Knoxville. Clyde Olney to Vaudeville shows after duty. Burlington stock yard shipments heavy. stock sent to Chicago and Ottumwa. Paul N Little injured in elevator fall but returns to work. later confined. William Clark leaves for Arholes Colorado to stay with Nossaman family. Mrs Amanda Mikesell called to Oskaloosa for sister L D Rickabaugh sickness with granddaughter Sylvia May Sweeney. O J Betterton escorts patient to Knoxville from state TB sanitarium. patient reportedly cured.
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Otto Hoog
Pella
Walter Maxson
Connie Bruinekool
Mount Pleasant
Collins Oil Company
Bruinekool
Collins
Knoxville
Mae Bousquet
Des Moines
Pierre
Henry Mathews
Washington, D. C
Peter Manix
H. M. Moore
Wheatland
Wyo
Simpson Moore
Bessie
Carrie Barker
Tennis Tusseling
Clyde Olney
Bariton
Great Lakes
Joe Howard
Burlington
W. L. Roberts Furniture and Undertaking Establishment
William Clark
Frank Clark
Arholes
Colo
Nossaman
Amanda Mikesell
Oskaloosa
L. D. Rickabaugh
Sylvia May Sweeney
O. J. Betterton
County Farm and Infirmary
Oakdale
Marion County
Monroe Fire Destroys Orcutt Homestead and Community News
The Orcutt homestead northwest of Monroe burned on February 27 with most household goods saved. Social events included a school board gathering at the Shaw home and a Washington Lincoln birthday tribute by the ReMet Corps and Post at the G A R hall. A memorial for Thomas Murray noted his ill health and family care. The gym patriotic program drew a packed crowd despite snow. Monroe high beat Pella 25 to 18 in a basketball game, with strong defense and long-range shooting guiding the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Murray
Monroe
Mr. Murray
May
John
Re- Met
Post and Wives
G. A. R. Hall
Washington
Lincoln
Mesdames Shaw, Taylor and
Vandermast
Gloyd
Fessler
Shaw
Quick
Chas. Rinehart
Connecticut
Rinehart
Lackey
America
Sly
Bly
Pitman
Hetherington
Monroe High
Pella High
Pella Boys Team Highlight On Local Court Floor
On our local floor the Pella boys display teamwork and spirit as the Pend followers emerge as a likable group, showing strong action and promising play.
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Pénd
Prairie City Soldier Home From War and Local News
Floyd Russell is discharged and recovering after gassing injuries while recounting two trips over the top. Mrs. Hattie Stauffer and Mrs. Edna Douglas return. Douglas family plans Des Moines move. A. A. Jones visits daughter Mrs. Peter Myers in Fairmont as Mrs. Will Myers stays with Mrs. Myers’ mother in Des Moines. Dr. J. Harp sold a farm to John LeGrand at 110 per acre. Pvt. Sam Cole returns from Texas camp. Mr. Richaupt dies, buried Thursday. he left two daughters in Prairie City. W R C hosted a silver tea at Mrs. Ora Martin’s home. Floyd Russell receives a silver Expert Rifleman medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Russell
Hattie Stauffer
Edna Douglas
Douglas
Des Moines
A. A. Jones
Peter Myers
Fairmont
Will Myers
Ed Pentico
Prairie City
Ora Martin
Eddyville Veterans and Local Farm Moves Ledger
Ernest Watkins receives honorable discharge after Camp Pike service as armistice ends fighting. Families of Fred Linderman Richard Vanderpol and Melville Ellis report overseas safe. Local moves include De Young purchasing Van Winkle farm moving south of town and Lloyd Johnson family relocating. Several residents relocate between farms in West Des Moines Jefferson and Eddyville areas as Ivan Albaugh tenants and Wm Albaughs plan town move.
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Ernest Watkins
Fred Linderman
Richard Vanderpol
Melville Ellis
Givin
de Young
Pella
van Winkle Farm
Lloyd Johnson
van Winkle
John den Burger
Cooper Fisher
Des Moines
Beedle
Jefferson Township
Great Mass of Proof on Dean's Kidney Pills in Pella
In a sample from Pella, M. A. Clarke, painter at 4158 Main St, credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving kidney backache and back soreness caused by turpentine fumes. He reports improved kidney function after use and recommends purchasing Penn's Kidney Pills, 60 cents, from Stubsmrauch's drug store. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dean
Pella
M. A. Clarke
Main St
Stubsmrauch’s
Penn
Clarke
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Clerk Substitution Sparks Shopper's Quest for Remedy
A Mt. Gillad Ohio editor recalls a man seeking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in several stores. Clerks named every product except the desired medicine, prompting the anecdote that shops should post clerks to avoid substitutions and preserve customer trust and fairness to manufacturers.
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Republican
Mt. Gillad
Ohio
Morrow County
Chamberlain
For sale by F. D. Stabenrauch
An item is offered for sale by F. D. Stabenrauch as indicated by the readable fragment. The note suggests a private sale arrangement with the seller named, but no further details or conditions are legible in the available text.
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Patos
Dtr Rt
Owen
Aon
Eddyville
the Tribune
Chas, Davis
Lincoln Lee
Albia
Mr. Gasper
T. J. White
Lee Hunter
Deg Moines
John Sterner
Bethel
Ivan Albaugh
Mr. van Aulst
Moravia
Wm. Albaugh
Ivan
Joe Muilenberg
Arthur Keen
Grays Creek
Frederic Route 1
Vont Wai Mn
Ieee
Orlure
F. D. Stabenrauch
Wupyigiona
J. Ri
Pavey
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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