Local notices and community updates from Pella area
Community notes include business moves, family travel, and minor incidents. Rhynsburger leads produce and poultry group. Hegswoods head to Oklahoma. Heywood and Smith families relocate. Bank staff change and farm equipment moved to Canada. Home fire destroys Bensink residence. Local politics see Wielaard decline council nomination. Schools, lectures, and a humorous Colfax tale mix with minor injuries and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers’ Association
Rhynsburger
F. M. Hegswood
Coal Ridge
Oklahoma
Z. H. Smith
Southwest
Heywoods
A. J. Hanna
Express
Grant
Davis
Knoxville
South Dakota investment appeal from L Stegeman tour
The committee touts a strong attractions list with Slayton Bureau praise and announces Monday April 1st excursions to South Dakota led by L Stegeman. It urges landowners to invest, promising large returns in a settled, productive state with $93 produced per person last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Journal
L. Stegeman
South Dakota
Orange City News Briefs Include Local Visits and Weddings
G T Hatley made a business call in Sioux City Friday. Miss Eflie Hospers of Sheldon visited Orange City relatives. Mrs D Van Nimwegen and old Mrs Reinders are suffering from grip. Jos te Veltrup of Lake City visits her parents. Jan Vander Meulen and Nellie Kuiken wed Thursday by Rev Van Dellen. Martin De Boer family to farm in Holland Minn. Antony Slikkerveer moves from Hull and visits Shenandoah. Connie Hospers returns from Chicago. Mrs Hospers improves from lung fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Hatley
Sioux City
Eflie Hospers
Sheldon
Orange City
Jan Vander Meulen
Nellie Kuiken
van Dellen
Martin de Boer
Holland
Minn
Antony Slikkerveer
Hull
Shenandoah
Community Notes From Otley and Nearby
Otley writes of J. N. Harp visiting Monroe yesterday and C. P. Cook planning a new barn. Des Moines visitor C. C. Donnell stops in town as spring work nears. A. G. Dykstra builds a house south of town while town residents prep for field duties. A. T. van Howeling and Maggie van Guild depart for Canon City for a three week family visit. George Caseberr of St. James arrives. he intends to wed Mabel Hendershot of Otley in Des Moines on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Hayes
South Dakota
Mr. Klein
C. C. Donnell
Des Moines
A.G. Dykstra
A. T. van Howeling
Maggie van Guild
Canon City
Colo
Geo. Caseberr
St. James
George
Mabel Hendershot
For Sale Twenty White Plymouth Rock Cockerels
A classified item stating twenty full blooded White Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. Contact Mrs Lillian Payne for purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
The Vegetable Treatment Cyclone Blood Purifier
A vintage remedy advert promotes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. It claims to supply rich blood, aid rheumatism and chronic backache, and advises readers to prepare and use teaspoonful doses after meals and at night.
Administratrix Sale At J Blommers mill area March 16 1907
Public auction on Saturday March 16 1907 of farming gear and household goods including a horse wagon buggy plows seed drill harrows corn etc. Terms cash on sums five dollars and under. On larger amounts notes due January 1 1908 with 6 percent interest if paid, 8 percent if overdue. Four percent discount for cash on sums over five dollars. Sale at 2 o'clock. Mrs H den Hartog administratrix N Boland auctioneer G F Stegeman clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blommers & Co
Kimball Organ
H. den Hartog
N. Boland
G.f.stegeman
Will of Hubert Den Hartog Hearing Set April 1907
Notice filed in Marion County Clerk of District Court Iowa that Hubert Den Hartog deceased left a last will and testament. The instrument will come for hearing on the first day of the April term of court on Tuesday April 36 1907. All persons interested must appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Hubert den Hartog
Jan Walraven
B. Kersbergen
Knoxville
Lawrence van Rees
Easter Flowers and Floral Services Offered in Oska loosa
Easter blooms including roses carnations lilies tulips and daffodils priced from 25 cents to 9.00 per dozen. Orders may be left at Keable's Drug Store. Miss Lynn Anderson, teacher at Central College, visiting home in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keable’s
Joan L. Barton
Kembal Floral Co
Oskaloosa
Lynn Anderson
Central College
West Union
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Bell Clothing House
Ederheimer, Stein
4 Makers
Xtragood
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Dempster
Faassen
den Adel CO
Ederheisimer, Stein, Makers & Co
J. V. D. Roovaart
Citizens’ National Bank
L. Kruidenier
Mr. Roovaart
Pella
Citizens
A. N. Kuyper
Canada
M. Weyerse
de Hoeg Boys
Kuyper
H. J. Bensink
Mr. Bensink
L. Wielaard
Dick Weyerse
Wielaard
P. D. Wagaman
Dawson
D. Vanderpal
Thas
Hattie
H. M. Simms
Denver
Colorado
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Chicago
Simms
Huntington
W. Va
Sadler
Colfax Clipper
C. W. Jones
Y. W
Slayston Lyceum Bureau
H. M Simms
Boston
Igs Quartette
Bell
Dickson
Slayton
Sol
Orange City News
D. van Nimwegen
Reinders
Mrs. Jos Te Veltrup
Lake City
Mrs. S. Sinnema
Connie Hospers
Otley
J. N. Harp
Monroe Yester
C. P. Cook
Administratrix Sale
Science
M. Thomassen