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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1909

Page

2

Local News Of The Week From Pella

The Pella area notes a Des Moines trip by a male quartet for the State Telephone Association convention, a College YMC A lecture by Dr Thomas McClary, visits from Jacob DePenning, and local talent singing on the streets. Advertisement style copy and civic notices appear alongside job solicitations and civil service exam appeals.

Pella W. H. Fowler Henry Rhynsburger R. D. Shure L. F. Bousquet Des Moines State Telephone Association

Sale of Residence Rescheduled After Oversight

Notice of a real estate sale misdated by error. the sale now set for Saturday March 13 at 2:00 p m at the premises. Property open for inspection through the sale date. EvuGeneE Dennis signs as the owner.

Evugenee Dennis

Coming Events at Local Venues This Month

March 1 to March 16 features multiple gatherings including Y M C A reception March 11 at Association Rooms, Republican and Citizens conventions on March 11, Democratic convention March 11 at City Hall, Dr Thos McClary March 15 at the Opera House, Fifth number on the lecture course by Ben R Wardman March 16 at City Hall, and a Business Men's Association lecture.

City Hall Pella Opera House Thos. McClary Ben R. Wardman Business Men's Association

Auditorium Event Promises Cheerful Evening

An invitation to attend an event at the Auditorium next Monday evening promises a pleasant time. The write up hints at light entertainment and encourages people to attend to enjoy a smile and good mood.

Leighton area notes moved and visits across towns

Leighton residents reported numerous travel and visit events over the weekend. Relatives visited Pel la Oska loosa and Pella while residents moved within the region. A lecture by Rev Brouwer promoted YMC A and a welcome daughter born to Rev and Mrs Dyk ema. Local families relocated from Leighton to Eddyville and nearby farms.

Local Notes From Peoria Area

John De Bruyn sold a horse for 200 dollars. Walter Lunt returned home from a Missouri trip last Sunday. Mrs Appel of near New Sharon is visiting friends this week. John Warren of What Cheer visited relatives here. Rev De Garis of Tainter preached at the M E church last Sunday morning. Mr Geertsma bought the Rile Smith property and moved his family to town. Rod Jackson moved from a New Sharon farm to an uncle's farm near town.

Mrs. Johnson London Leighton Gummert New Sharon B. Ver Meer's Place Walter Lunt Missouri Mrs. Appel John Warren What Cheer de Garis of Tainter M. E. Church Rod Jackson Town

Local Notes On Families And Residents In This Week

Mr and Mrs Mitchel and son Oza moved to a farm near Galesburg. The Van der Hart baby, one year old, is very sick but improving. Mrs Mary Spain and daughter Nellie returned home after a visit with relatives near Newton. Wm Dunwoody and Wm Nibble bought guns and hunt ducks. John Dythoff, the local Christian School teacher, expects his Michigan family to arrive this week to occupy the Dr Logue property.

Wm. Dunwoody Wm. Nibblevnk John Dythoff Michigan Dr. Logue

Local Notes from Fifield and Nearby Towns

Mrs Rebecca Thomas is very ill with the LaGrippe. Pete Meekma of Otley visited Verwers. Harlie Carpenter and John Verwers were Pella visitors. Willie Roush of Fairmount called at G W Carpenter. Case Koopman moved to his father in law’s farm near Red Rock. Mrs W Carpenter and grandson George Case visit Lola of Runnells. Margery Wynn of Knoxville returned home after two weeks’ visit. G W Carpenter purchased the Old Stevenson farm and may move this fall. Herschel Fletcher of Wesleyan College is home briefly after lecturing Sunday night. Mrs G J Korver and others rode to the Capital City on Wednesday. Bert and Loren Karr moved to their uncle Will Karr’s farm near Fifield and vow to stay.

NMEN United States Civil Service Des Moines H E Kennedy Commercial Block Joe Young South Main Street Boys In C. Takebayashi Japan Central Colllege Sadler Sakawamachi Rebecca Thomas Pete Meekma Otley Verwers W. Carpenter George Case Lola Runnells Margery Wynn Knoxville G. W. Carpenter Stevenson Farm Herschel Fletcher Wesleyan College Cameron G. J. Korver Sam Sedrel Nellie de Raad Bertha Carpenter Bert Loren Karr Will Karr Fifield

Annual crate arrangement offers grower payment per bushel

This year features a satisfactory crate plan for growers with compensation of 25 cents per bushel for the entire season. Contracts may be issued to A. Ver Ploegh, Chas Porter, Vans Shoe Store, or at the Factory. W. Mossman, Mer.

A. Ver Ploegh Chas. Porter Vans Shoe Store W. Mossman Mer

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Chai OE Vanderpol Three Cross John RK. Dieleman H. D. Wormhoudt College Y.M.C McClary Jacob DePenning Walter Pete Andrew DePenning Jacob California Oregon Texas Louisiana Langerak’s Wall Paper Department March 11Th Association Rooms Thos. McGlory Tunis John DeKock Eble Dykstra T. Verros J. J. Stuursma Cornelius den Berger Eddyville John Stuarsma Wm. Thomassen Brouwer Ebenezer Church J. K. Dykema New York Leighton Church Henry van Noord Peoria John de Bruyn The Sun Harlie Carpenter John Verwers Willie Roush Fairmount Case Koopman Red Rock Frew A. Tucker A Sixth Ave Iowa Kiabley Tomato Growers Brenlin Shades
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