Leighton notes funeral and community happenings
Mr and Mrs L Walker attended the funeral of Mr Dufman brought from Arizona to Tracy for burial. Rev Vanden Berg of Pella visited the Garrison home. Mr and Mrs Wm Frey welcomed a new baby. Miss Jennie Howe and Clara Celor of Muscatine visited Dr Howe. Mrs J P Klein visited G B Versteeg. Miss Ethel Walker visited her parents. Mrs L C Howe returned from Keokuk after two weeks with her parents. A barn fire scare occurred when boys threw eggs at Pella visitors. Gerrit A Visser went to Pella on business. A local druggist clerk from Pella visited. local boys apologized for the egg incident. Miss Hospers, missionary to Indians in Oklahoma, stayed with Rev Wm Duiker and spoke at Ebenezer church before leaving with Mr and Mrs A P Kuyper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Walker
Tracy
Mr. Dufman
Arizona
Vanden Berg
Pella
Lar
Garrison
Wm. Frey
Jennie Howe
Clara Celor
Muscatine
Dr. Howe
J. P. Klein
G. B. Versteeg
Ethel Walker
Walker
L. C. Howe
Keokuk
Gerrit A. Visser
Leighton
Car Load of Buggies Shown by A. T. Brom
A. T. Brom received a car load of buggies from the factory this week and has them on display. He can fit customers in any style and at a price to suit. Visit before buying a buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Brom
Notice of Election in Pella Iowa 1909 Bond Proposals
Notice to electors in Pella Iowa Marion County a special election is set for June 2 1909 to decide bonds up to 60000 for a water works plant and up to 30000 for an electric light and power plant polls open 8 am to 7 pm at designated ward locations judges clerks and police named by ward with specific rooms and officials listed mayor Aguas Ne Je Guaman signs and date May 17 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Marion County
Towa
City Hall
A. C. Kuyper
A. E. Densis
D. R. Rhynsburger
C. Rhynsburger
N. van Maren
N. DeWit
John van K
Geo
W. Kimmel
H. P. Neyenesch
J. J. Blommers
C. H. Wormhoudt
A. P. van Nimwegen
A. den Hoed
John LeCocq
D. S. Huber
S. F. Cole
W. J. Clark
K. van Dussel
160 Acre Farm For Sale In Noel North Dakota
160 acre farm offered for 4000 dollars includes a house 28 by 32 with a log barn 70 by 16. Grooved lumber roof, good cave and sod coalhouse, chicken house, smoke house, hog house and fence. 86 acres cultivated with 40 or 50 more to break for flax. Located 8 miles from creamery and near a proposed station on the new extension of the Northern Pacific Railroad. For particulars write Aletia D Mott Noel North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletia D. Mott
Noel
N. Dakota
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Franklin Street
Ld Verner O Llads LY Ular G Hpvalrel
Langley
Y. T. van Niewaal
Petea Canninc & Pickiinc Co
Wilsur
the Chronicle For
Rhode Island
Red Egos
J. H. van Vliet
Langerah’s Soda Fountain
Reapdrer
B. Mintzer
Blommera & Co
Jenn Men
Miss Hospers
Oklahoma
Wm. Duiker
Ebenezer Church
A. P. Kuyper
Watt Paper
Kiabley
Pella Overall Factory
Pella Overall Co
Harlem Oil
Harlem
Holland
Vander Linden
Pompani
Stellmans
Parke Davis
Langerak’s
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