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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1908

Page

5

Marion County Democrats name delegates to State Convention

Delegates chosen at Marion County delegate convention at the county seat were instructed to vote as a unit at the State Convention in Cedar Rapids. The platform urged support for W J Bryan for president and endorsed Bryan volunteers to spread Democratic doctrine statewide. Delegates Parley Sheldon Ames and John T O Malley Perry were named district delegates, with General Jas B Weaver as a delegate at large.

Marion County Cedar Rapids Judge Crozier C. H. Amos Iowa Denver W. J. Bryan Bryan Volunteers William J. Bryan Parley Sheldon Ames John T. O'Malley Perry Gen. Jas. B. Weaver

Brush Factory to Move from Pella Amid Shipping Woes

J C Visser manager of the Pella Brush Factory says the plant will relocate due to poor shipping facilities. Freight rates on the Rock Island favor moving to Harvey or Washington Iowa where locals seek to attract the business. The factory’s expansion plans and better rail access motivate a relocation, prompting regret in the town over the loss of this industry.

J. C. Visser Pella Rock Island Harvey Washington Iowa Visser

White Sox and Cubs Youth Game At Local Field

Monday afternoon a children’s baseball game was played between two teams at the athletic field. The match, managed by Smith and Reuvera, started promptly at 2:30 with few errors and no umpire kicks. Lineups included Warm Sox, Cons Hgwis, Vanderkolk, Ancel, Reuvera, Laman, Smith, Kuyper, Bie, Boer, Lankelma, Braam, Voglar, DeWitt, Rhynsburger, VandavZyl, Varros, Krol, Prod, and Schako. The White Sox were missing their best cen ter, and Cubs won 8 to 0.

Smith Reuvers Sox Sox Cons Hgwis Vanderkolk P Ancel Reuvera Laman Smith Henry Kuyper Bie Boer George Lankelma Braam Sgiarrot Voglar Iter DeWitt Joe Rhynsburger Simon VandavZyl Varros James Krollanmuren Rhynsburger eGoor Ross Schakowo White Sox Noth Cubs Bak

Store Fire Destroys Harvey Outlet on Saturday Night

A gasoline lighting explosion sparked a large blaze at J. Bayless' Harvey store around ten o'clock. Firefighters could not halt the rapid flames, Bayless saved his ledger, and only a showcase was removed. Stock valued at about five thousand dollars. insurer details unavailable. This marks a second store on the same foundation to burn.

Pella J. Bayless Harvey Bayless

College Notes Mark Spring Vacation Inbound

Miss Mae Evans visited at her home in Hiteman last Friday and returned Monday with Miss Alice Can vine who will enter college next term. Dr. Wood of Omaha arrived Monday and left that evening with granddaughter June Wood who will not be in school next term. Several students left early in the week for vacation visiting homes: Frank Wheatcraft Peoria Ethel Nutt Mae Vieth Kellogg Gail Satchell Oskaloosa Carl Baitsell Wright Prof Wagner Ottumwa Gerrit Visser left Tuesday for a few days at his home in Bussy with Ross Schakel.

Mae Evans Hiteman Alice Canvine Dr. Wood Omaha June Wood Miss Wood Frank Wheatcraft Peoria Ethel Nutt Mae Vieth Kellogg Gail Satchell Oskaloosa Carl Baitsell Wright Prof Wagner Ottumwa Gerrit Visser Bussy Ross Schakel

Box Supper Aided Church Building Fund

The C E Society of the Second Reformed Church held a box supper at Philo hall in the college building last Tuesday evening. A musical program delighted attendees and the sale of boxes raised about 25 dollars. Boxes were auctioned, selling from 55 cents to 239 dollars to Watson Van der Ploeg. Proceeds aid the church building fund.

C. E. Society of the Second Reformed Church Philo Hall College Building Watson van der Ploeg

Jacob Van Zante 79 Dies After Illness in Pella Region

Jacob Van Zante died Wednesday at nine after weeks of illness including kidney trouble and diabetes. Born in Holland, 79, he came to the United States in 1865 and lived around Pella since. He leaves seven children. Funeral set for Saturday at the First Reformed Church. Relatives Fred, K, and D J Van Zante and spouses expected from California and South Dakota.

Jacob van Zante Holland Pella First Reformed Church Fred van Zante K. van Zante San Francisco D. J. van Zante South Dakota

Lincoln Birth Farm Buyout Society Grows in Kentucky

Citizens form a group to purchase Abraham Lincoln's birthplace farm to turn it into a national park. W. J. Clark heads a local drive, already over seventy members, with a 25 cent fee and a printed certificate. The farm spans 110 acres, located ten miles from Louisville, Kentucky.

Abraham Lincoln W. J. Clark Louisville Kentucky

Dave Mathes Leaves Des Moines for New Assignment

Dave Mathes departed Des Moines on Wednesday and will join his new posting shortly after arrival, with details of the transfer not disclosed.

Dave Mathes Des Moines

Spanish Waters Through Mountain Towns and Ocean View

A travel diary in Spanish Waters describes ox sled rides and a two mile toboggan, stone streets like mosaics, white houses, flowers and begging children. The writer recalls an international incident over a toboggan fee, dinner tales, and planned stops in Cadiz and Granada while noting locals and guides. Cadiz, Spain.

Sol Frenchal Robert Varanda Mr. C Miss Bernard Miss B

Pella Student Wins State High School Declamatory Prize

Miss Laura Kramer of Pella High School earned second place at the State High School Declamatory Contest held in Spencer Iowa. Contestants from Casey Grinnell Walnut Wilton Sanborn and others competed with Kramer two points behind the winner Vera Beebe of Sanborn. G J D Gans sold his general merchandise stock and is moving to a farm near Sioux City Iowa.

Laura Kramer F. M. Frush George Clarke Spencer Iowa Des Moines Spencer High School Grand Opera House Cecil Pickler Casey John Adams Bert Hobbs Grinnell Cuba Vera Sankey Walnut Maude Marshall Wilton Vera Beebe Sanborn Miss Kramer Pella High School J. D. Gans Sioux City Pella

Death in Council Bluffs Linked to Lookalike Professor Cox

Prof Young read a Des Moines paper reporting an unknown man, described as matching Prof Cox, died by own hand in Council Bluffs. He sent a photograph to authorities. They phoned him, noting the deceased Moorer was heavy and tall, not the same man.

Prof Young Des Moines Prof. Cox Council Bluffs

Quieting Title in Marion County Land Dispute

In Marion County Iowa April term 1908 the plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the east 60 acres of the north half of the south west quarter section 3 77 18 west lying near the Skunk River. The complaint traces chain of title from Alexander Heavilin to Willis C Wood and others through a series of deeds and tax titles dating 1847 to 1900 and asserts that lost or unrecorded deeds and misdescriptions create a cloud. Defendants include Willis C Wood and numerous heirs and unknown owners. The petition asks for correction of deeds and titles, removal of clouds, and conveyances by defendants or decree if they fail to appear by April term 1998.

Willis C. Wood Wood H. K. Flint Flint T. J. Anderson Johanna Akkerman Neeltje Vogelaar Tennis Vogelaar Jan Akkerman Jr Maggie Akkerman Jennie Klein Antonie T. Klein Nellie de Bruyn Kryn de Bruyn Anna de Bruyn William C. de Bruyn Nicholas van Vliet Maggie van Vliet Harry L Renaud Charlotte Renaud Myrtle Blair William Lewis Lewis Tracy G. Lewis Mamie Lewis Ruth White Minnie Kisor Erman Kisor Blanche Barnhart Clarence Barnhart Arthur Bragg Bragg Bonetta Bragg Isaac Macy Mae Macy Thomas K. Bufkin Sarah Butkin Sarah T. Flaugh William Flaugh L. H. Bufkin Mary Ann Bufkin Lemuel Butler Butler Alexander Heavilin Sr Laura Heavilin Skunk River Defendants District Court Marion County Iowa United States John A. Graham Henry P. Scholte J. J. Zeek Alexander Heavilin Towa Patrix Sheehy South West Jan Akkerman L. D. Parker Testate William C. Wood Willis Geo. J. Thomassen

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