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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

7

Local news from Pella area highlights visitors and shop updates

Des Moines visitors include J H Stubenrauch in Oska loosa and John Lankelma the grocer in Des Moines. Langley Hat promoted at Y T Van Niewaal. Ver Steeg Bros advertises lace curtains, dress goods, matting and shoes. Mrs E J Faassen recovering enough to walk. Lace curtain displays in Nottingham Brussels and Irish point. Ver Steeg Bros and Van Niewaal run multiple shop notices with prices and goods.

Vanceroos Dykstra Des Moines J. H. Stubenrauch Oskaloosa Langley Y. T. van Niewaal G. H. Wormhoudt B. H. Langerak W. H. Johnson Leighton John Lankelma S. F. Cole Keota Ver Steeg Bros West Side E.J. Faassen Nottingham Brussels van Niewaal H. D. Wormhoudt C. C. Rus Langerak Sully Niver J. van Maren Albia Pella Dan Fisk New Sharon H. F. Fisk Steeg Bros Ed. Pratt Harvey

Local notes from Dakota and surrounding area

J L Warren visits Dakota for a few days and Dr Weber's Glasses promotes eyewear. Keables to host free examination on Saturday March 28. Ben Blommers and Miss Nina Elliott visit New Sharon with Mr and Mrs Chris LeCocq. L Stegeman resumes town business after Des Moines operation. Huckabay family moving to Coon Rapids. Mrs Walter Porter leaves for Canada. Eva Butler to join Mrs De Ruess as millinery trimmer from Cedar Rapids. Electric Light Co stores coal amid potential April coal miner strike. Henry Langstraat to Altoona for seasonal farm work. Ben Blommers returns from Billings Montana. Harry Vander Linden resigns teaching Pleasant View. will teach at Richland. Dick Den Adel trip to Prairie City to visit sister Mrs G Roorda and Arie Vander Linden. Hollebrands updates street photos daily. Pleasant View school seeks Spring term teacher via A Vander Waal or Peter Hess. Public schools closed next week for county institute at Knoxville. teachers and many high schoolers to attend. Prof W H Donley of Indianapolis, who gave an organ recital at the Baptist church, to return with more entertainment.

L. Stegeman Des Moines C. C. Huckabay Coon Rapids Iowa Walter Porter Canada Walter Eva Butler Cedar Rapids de Rues Ben Blommers Billings Montana Ben Harry Vander Linden Pleasant View Richland Skunk River Dick den Adel Prairie City

Bank plans stir in Leighton amid growing local progress

Progressive citizens in Leighton push to open a local bank with strong promoter support. The effort gains encouragement and likely a bank building will be the town’s next construction, while other notes mention shipments of a prize rooster to Mayland Iowa and a 18th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs H D Wormhout with a family surprise.

H. D. Wormhout

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J. D. Gaass Will Waechter Knoxville Mann South Pella H. van Rolden H. den Adel Clara Mann H. A. Tollenaar Keables Drug Store W. van Dort Bessie Marie Synhorst Cornelia de Cook Mecereas Carter & Holmes Franklin Street Tech LaSalle Longley Hats Y.t.van Niewaal J. L. Warren Dakota Dr. Weber Keables Nina Elliott Chris LeCocq The Electric Light Co Henry John Langstraat Altoona H. C. van Ginkle Hollebrands Pleasant View School A. Vander Waal Peter Hess W. H. Donley Indianapolis the Baptist Church Jersey Products Hunkydory Pella, Iowa New York Paris Herman Rietveld Levi Wenger Mayland Plymouth Rock
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