Harvey area notes and Easter church events
Wm. Dickey and J. A. Henry visited for business and stock trading. Easter exercises are planned at the church Sunday at seven. W. M. Roberts works on a kitchen for S. V. Durham and Wm. McLaughlin traded near the area last week. The Harvey folks hope for a local cement plant to boost the county. The McMillan store runs a huckster wagon with clerk Beaver. Flossie Smith visits her grandmother. Leona Cox returns from Knoxville and resumes work with Mrs. Schell. Brother Line tends the parsonage yard as his wife recovers from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Roberts
S. V. Durham
Wm. McLaughlin
Mack
Clark Hegwood
Charles
Bussey
Wm. Visser
Des Moines
Harvey
McMillan Store
Beaver
Flagler
McMillan
Coal Ridge
M. E. Church
Flossie Smith
Mrs. Brown
Leona Cox
Hettie van Alst
Lettie
Banks
Lower Grove News Brief In Alabama
Lower Grove notes shipper Smith sent his furs on Monday while Hansell tends his clover huller and expects to restart the saw mill soon. Mrs. McKissick has recovered enough to do house work. Sunday school reorganized with Mrs. Winn superintendent and Mrs. Smith assistant. Schools now have teachers with Mr. Bogue and Mrs. McAllister for north and south districts. Leslie Jones and family moved to Red Rock to live on their father's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Smith
Durham School Opens Monday
Durham School will start Monday as farmers prepare for spring work. Mr. Robbie bought a new buggy fat Harvey last week, and Miss Leona Cox called at Miss Eva Banks Wednesday. Mr. Robert Cox has taken three men on the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie
Leona Cox
Eva Banks
Robert Cox
Local news notes on Oskaloosa Pella Knoxville visits and sales
Local briefs list attorney visits in Oskaloosa and Pella, Knoxville travelers, and a Mardi Gras of ads. Gaass offers waist sales and tailored suits, Vanderpol sells waists and ornaments, and Stegeman promotes an $80 organ giveaway with every $1 purchase. Local church events, school moves, and civic notices fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. G. Gaass
Oskaloosa
Lyons
Knoxville
Pella
Sam van Vliet
Nelle Johnson
Vanderpol
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bell Clothing House
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Cluett and
Monarch
Faassen & den Adel Co
Ploegs
Vander Lindens Bazar
Durham
Wm. Dickey
J. A. Henry
Ottumwa
G. G. Schell
Lower Grove
Marinus Boat
Monroe
H. C. Payne
Keokuk
J. E. Beard
Kate van Rees
California
Bess Bientema
Gaass
M. Ten Hagen
Ed Billin
South Dakota
Bert Kersbergen
Dorothy Wormhoudt
A. L. Stegeman
J. S. Gladstone
Humeston
Joe de Hoog
Ver Ploeg
Jane Vander Linden
L. Reerink
H. Wells
Sulley
Vanderpol's
Roney’s Boys Concert Co
Benefit College Athletic Association
John Vanderlinden
L. Vanderlinden
Stegeman
Bessie
Ida Slot
W. den Hartog
Sybenga’s
Holland
T. Kaldenburg
Second Reformed Church
the Two Adams
Vanderpol’s
Gerrit Brand
South Pella
Frank E. Baker
Dell Hendricks
L. Stegeman
Tra van Dalen
Lew Barnett
Otley
Baptist Church
E. P. Jaillite
Council Grove
Kansas
Clara Horn
Inlaw
Mrs
Mary Horn
Bloomfield
Will Vander Meulen
H. Rhynsburger
Iowa Butter and Egg Shipper’s Association
Carnegie Library
Bradley & Vrooman
Vander Linden
Bazar
Pella Lowa
Carrie
Libbie Cox
Iowa City
Henry
Guy Adams
Central
Ivy
L. A. Garrison
H. H. Severn
John L. Barton
Central College
Convention of Baptist
William Visser
Des Moines River
Stegeman's
John Brand
William Brand
New Sharon
Pleasantville
Glee Club
Iowa
Reuvers
van Spankeren
Harry de Reus
Royal
M. Vander Linden
Florida
Rose
Pantatorium
Wormhoudi
Florentine
Keable’s
Joan L. Barton
Kembal. Floral Co
Tarat
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