Local notes from Pella area include visits and plans
Dakota reports rain aiding crops while H L Stonaker plans a move to South Dakota. Anna Wormhoudt shows improvement. G Wheeler and Jake Maasdam buy a fine stock farm near Fairfield. Dr Sloan and family visit from Fairfield to help with the new artificial ice plant. Ice plant construction progresses. Monroe high school to visit Pella for baseball. various locals attend Camille in Des Moines and church social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Maasdam
Fairfield
Pella
B. H. van Spanckeren, Jr
Sloan
H. Rhynsburger
New Arrivals at ter J D Grass Tailoring
Spring goods arriving as demand grows, with continuous updates to maintain quality and low prices. Highlights include single and double breasted garments in attractive fabrics, 1906 models, and fine 36 inch cotton weaves sold at 10 cents per yard in short lengths.
Ingram All Wool Carpets New Carpet Rolls Arrive
Fresh rolls of new carpets have just arrived at Ingram All Wool Carpets. The store now offers a large assortment of patterns and guarantees quality and the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Carpets showcased in rich colors and stylish designs
The selection includes Tapestry Brussels Velvets and Axminsters praised for color richness and beauty. Priced from 75 cents to $1.90, these carpets promise value in style and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Lace Curtains Debut In Brussels Style Designs
New 60 inch wide lace curtains with close mesh and delicate Brussels effect priced at 4.50 per pair. Novelty lace curtains offered at 4.00 per pair, noted as stylish additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Lace Hose New Spring Styles in Lace and Silk Embroidered
Advertises spring hosiery in Black Lace White Lace and Silk Embroidered designs. Mentions Sweet Corn cans at 5 cents each as a surprising quality product.
The Paper That Makes One Room A Beautiful Dream
A newspaper note reflects on how interior decoration can transform a single room into a pleasing space while acknowledging that taste varies and what delights one reader may not appeal to another.
Sacred concert at Baptist church draws large audience
A monthly Sunday sacred concert at the Baptist church drew a well filled house last Sunday. Marie Lautenbach sang solo, Mrs Fisk and Harry Viersen performed a duet, and the Cox sisters offered a trio Silence. The next sacred concert will be the last before the commencement concert by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Marie Lautenbach
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Choice Farm
South Dakota
L. Stegeman
Iowa
HSSSE
Peoples Crust Company
Town
G. A. Baitsell
Cone
H. L. Stonaker
Anna Wormhoudt
Ote
S Randolph
Webster City
Heeren
P. D. Wagaman
Lynnville
J. van de Roovaart
Des Moines
van de Roovaart
E. H. Jones & Son
Monoe
Monroe
John Nollen
Carrie Cox
Bessie Scholte
BH. D. Wormhoudt
G. G. Gaass
Camille
Sarah Bernhardt
Moses Clark
G. H. Wormhoudt & Co
T. D. Tice
Lake Prairie
J. D. Grass
Manchester Cambrics
J. D. Gaass
Gener Lee
Lee
Bistte
Bayard
South
True Mans
America
Cyrus’ Townsend
Brady
Ubhland
ART
Little Havanna
Dick Langerak
W. Ballou
West Port
Indiana
J. J. Bousquet
Ballou
Central
Rey
Rey, and Mrs. J. ¥. ‘Waker Will Go On Leave Pella For Seaward
Alaska
Baker
Baptist Church
Woodatook
Sipols
R. P. Brown
Rolfe
Jack
Randolph
Jordyn Science Hall
Knoxville
Knoxville Fellows
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