Local items recap events across town in brief
Mrs H F Fisk and her two daughters returned from Des Moines Tuesday evening. LeCocq Bruinekool advertise splendid furniture bargains. C L Baxter preached a temperance lecture at the Baptist church last Sunday evening. Angelena Maria Maasch died at 79. funeral at First Reformed church. Lankelma Co new Star restaurant proprietors. Miss Jessie Armagast works for her father’s store. H J Green visited a sick nephew in DeSoto then returned. C E Bosserman sold his Pella store and went to Murray. J K Voorhees, ex-Pella citizen, visits mother. praised Chronicle. pays a year in advance. Second Reformed temperance lecture well attended. Chas Mann recovering from leg fracture. out of doors later. Rumor of blood poisoning proved false.
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LeCocq & Bruinekool
C.L. Baxter
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Angelena Maria
P. H. S. Maasch
West Washington Street
First Reformed Church
Mr. van Westenberg
C. E. Bosserman
Pella
Murray
J. K. Voorhees
Mr. Voorhees
Avecy Manfacturing Company
Chronicle
FreeEye Exam by Dr Weber at Keables Saturday May 21
Saturday May 21 at Keables Dr Weber renowned eye and ear doctor offers a free examination to passers by highlighting local healthcare access and a no charge screening event aimed at community outreach.
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Keables
Weber
Central College Notes on Chapel Talks and Events
College notes recap a Monday chapel schedule with Dr Ottawa of China and visitors Pietenpol Van Westenberg. May Day festival raised about 75 dollars for the YWCA. Beard spoke on astronomy. Shaw to Marion, Iowa. Central's baseball team lost 7 to ?. A Monday box supper drew good receipts and a pleasant crowd. Apollo quartet members Bousquet, Cox, Ballengee, Fowler to sing for Alethian society at 4 10 in the auditorium.
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Ottawa
China
Messrs
Pietenpol and
van Westenberg
R. R. Beard
Apollo Quartet
Louie Bousquet
H. G. Cox
L. G. Ballengee
W. H. Fowler
The
Alethian Society
Visiting relatives and neighbors in town and vicinity
Mr Charles Amsberry of Asberry vicinity visited with his parents here Sunday. Mrs David Cummings and son George visited relatives in town. The past few days brought refreshing showers but not enough to halt farming. Mrs Jean McMillan and Mrs John McMillan went to Knoxville on business. Mrs William Norris and son Harry looked after property and berry patches. Mrs W M Robert went to Des Moines for news of Mrs H C Groves illness. Mr and Mrs Joseph Amsberry and children of Bussy visited Ansberry family Saturday night and Sunday. Amsberry returned home Sunday evening as his wife and children planned a longer visit.
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David Cummings
George
Jean McMillan
John McMillan
Knoxville
William Norris
Harry
Harvey
W. M
Robert
Des Moines
H.C. Groves
Joseph Amsberry
Ansberry
H. A. Annsberry
Rev Hawk preacher fulfills Sunday appointment in Des Moines
From Des Moines Indiana May 11 1904 the report notes a favorable week for farm work with above average temperatures and sufficient rainfall to boost grain and grass growth. Frost risk low with no damage reported. Plowing has advanced and corn acreage expected to expand with earlier planting. Oats spring grains stand well and fruit outlook remains good apart from peaches and raspberries. Potatoes being planted in considerable area.
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Des Moines
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Calicoes
West Side Square
Armagost
Waeeews
H. F. Fisk
Lankelma & Co
Star Restaurant
the Chronicle
Jessie Armagast
H.J. Green
DeSoto
Second Reformed Church
Chas Mann
H. F. Johnson
Pella Drain-Tile Co
Cassett
Rietveld
College
Durham
Charles Amsberry
Asberry
Hawk
Indiana Chapel
M. van der Linden
Old Town
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