Nearby towns greet visitors and local visitations
John Van Roekel and Andrew Brummell were Oskaloosa visitors Wednesday. Miss Nelle DePrenger Letta Van Maanen Jeanette and Bessie Onstine were Pella callers Wednesday. Miss Agnes De Kock and Edna De Bruin were Oskaloosa callers Saturday morning. Tim and Tunis Dykstra drove to Otley on business Monday. Miss Johanna Van Duren of Pella visited Letta Van Maanen recently. Gertrude Rempe visited with her sister Mrs Gerret Meppe link and family at Sully. Wm Velthuizen returning from Missouri. Ben Sedrel and boys live with uncle Neal Sedrel. he will work for M M DeReus. John De Young improving from sore eye. An order came to Colsman and Calemberg last week. Red Cross meeting elected Mrs Arthur Ewing president, Mrs Louie Shutts vice president, P C Welle treasurer. Mrs Wm Talbot and Miss Laura visited Will Nibbling Tuesday. Many from here shopped in Newton via train Saturday. Mrs Garrett Westerhoff suffers with a head gathering.
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John van Roekel
Andrew ‘Brummell
Oskaloosa
Nelle DePrenger
Letta van Maanen
Jeanette
Bessie Onstine
Pella
Agnes de Kock
Edna‘ de Bruin
Tim
Tunis Dykstra
Otley
Johanna van Duren
Gertrude Rempe
Gerret Meppelink
Sully
Wm. Velthuizen
Missouri
Ben Sedrel
Neal Sedrel
Mr. Sedrel
M. M. DeReus
John de Young
Colsman
Calemberg
The
Red Cross
Arthur Ewing
Louie Shutts
P. C. Welle
Wm, Talbot
Laura
Will
Newton
Garrett Westerhoff
Local notes and moves in Sully area
Sully news reports residents visiting relatives and traveling to Pella Oskaloosa Newton Des Moines and Chicago. Arie Van Arkel remodels his house and builds stairs Mrs Emma Awtry travels to Pella for a sister’s operation Mrs Holdsworth attends aunt Mary Lawcon’s funeral amid paralysis vaccination concerns Mattie De Bruyn visits Killduff Rev Hoveman and William Voss attend a convention Arie Boat trips to Pella and Newton R W Dieleman ships cattle to Chicago and Sam Vander Berg leaves Lyle Smith’s for Holdsworth hardware and implement Gully plans to open a furniture store.
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Fleet van Gorkom
Pella
Arie van Arkel
Fred Quire
Lynnville
Wm. Miller
Connie Welle
Des Moines
R. W. Dieleman
Chicago
Wm. Voss
Rev. Hoveman
Garrett Mepelink
Oskaloosa
Arle
Newton
Emma Awtry
John Holdsworth
Mary Lawcon
Sully
Killduff
Mattie de Bruyn
Wm. Castorf
Sam Vander Berg
Lyle Smith
Holdsworth Hardware
Gully
Prairie City Funeral for Marion Penenbacker in Rock Island
Miss Marion Penenbacker died suddenly in Rock Island where she kept books for a firm. Her funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Christian church with Eastern Story in charge. Parents, sisters, and the younger brother mourn her. town sympathy extends to her family. Nearby, flu cases include Jack Curry’s family and Mrs Mittie Warner. Edgar Warner visited his wife at Colfax sanitarium. Ira Zaynar’s children recovered from pneumonia. Fred Warner transported cattle to Chicago. Bennie Mentzer returns from war and resumes junk business. Mrs Rose Holdofer returned from Keokuk visit. Irma Vander Linden, a local teacher, is ill. Heavy rain lashed the area. Elk Creek flooded. Will Ponders traveled to Kellogg as Mrs Ponders’ mother died. funeral Friday. Dr. Carpenter aided Jesse Dooley, ill with multiple diseases. Art Devois visited Alex Woods. All patients reported improving. Most fiu patients doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Penenbacker
Rock Island
Christian Church
Marion
Jack Curry
Monroe
Mittie Warner
Edgar Warner
Colfax Sanitarium
Ira Zaynar
Fred Warner
Chicago
Bennie Mentzer
Rose Holdofer
Keokuk
Irma Vander Linden
Elk Creek
Will Ponders
Kellogg
Pleasantsville council backs park memorial for soldiers
A large Pleasantville gathering at the Methodist church endorsed a memorial for soldiers and sailors in the form of a community park. Mother Carleton of Fort Des Moines spoke in support, and the final vote was unanimous for the park, with residents from across the community in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Methodist Church
Carleton
Fort Des Moines
Carlton
Pleasantville News
Remembering Chamberlains Cough Remedy in Mt Giliad
An editor recalls a man who forgot the name Chamberlains Cough Remedy while asking for it. He visited several stores and clerks substituted other cough syrups, prompting a plea for clerks to post the exact product. For sale by D Stubenrauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Mt. Giliad
Ohio
Morrow County
Chamberlain
D. Stubenrauch
Get on dirt roads soon states highway officials
Iowa's dirt roads depend on early spring treatment to form a crown that drains water quickly. Open side ditches, extend outlets, and avoid shallow ditching near culverts. Borrow pits must drain. otherwise water pools harm the road foundation. Also notes Dean's Kidney Pills advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Ames
Help the Kidneys With Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
The ad urges help for weak kidneys and back pain from urinary disorders that may lead to dropsy and Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy used for fifty years and endorsed by 60,000 people including Mrs. L. Wieleard of 119 Marlon Street who reports back ache and fatigue relief.
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Bright
Doan
Dean
Pella
L. Wieleard
Marlon
Aaves
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