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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

2

Social News From Oskaloosa and Surroundings

Miss Ethel Walker traveled to Oska loosa last Saturday and returned Sunday morning. Miss Helen Jordan also went to Oska loosa last Saturday. Stenographer Libbie Grandin arrived last Saturday to visit her parents. Jno Vander Zy was a Pella business caller last Saturday. Miss Mable Grandia of Prairie City visited her sister Mrs Ira DeCook last Saturday. Attorney and Mrs C Ver Ploeg of Oskaloosa visited relatives here last Sunday. Mr and Mrs N Ver Steeg of Pella visited the Vander Zyl home last Sunday. The W W Girls met at Miss Gretta Vander Haar’s home last Tuesday. Miss Margaret Dykema returned from Des Moines to spend the summer with her brother Rev K J Dykema.

Ethel Walker Oskaloosa Helen Jordan Libbie Grandin Jno Vander Zy Pella Mable Grandia Prairie City Ira DeCook Margaret Dykema Des Moines Rev K. J. Dykema

Local Social Notes From Peoria and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs George Sheesley are improving at this writing. Mr and Mrs Jacob Van Gorp left for Des Moines for a period of treatment at Mercy Hospital. Riley Smith Jr of Newton visited his grandparents here last Sunday. Miss Ella Ashton and Miss Nellie Spain were New Sharon visitors last week. Charlie Van Alst bought an Edison Home Phonograph from J H Thomassen this week. Wilber Rice of Kansas was in town last week greeting friends. Dick Rhynsburger of Pella was here last Monday gathering cream and had a poor travel day. Mr Will Sheesley of Montezuma is at home with his parents for a few weeks. Mrs E L Maudlin cares for her daughter Mrs Van Baalen near Pella. Mr and Mrs C D Jones of Lower Grove were Peoria visitors last Tuesday.

George Sheesley Jacob van Gorp Des Moines van Gorp Mercy Hospital Dick Rhynsburger Pella Will Sheesley Montezuma

Durham area notes and obituaries sketch community events

Rev J W Stine traveled to Sigourney visiting his wife’s family with plans to return Wednesday. Mrs Henry Krause of McClintock neighborhood died Saturday. funeral held Monday at home with Rev Kole and Rev Stine assisting. Remains buried near Pella. T T McMillen and Dr Roberts were in Knoxville on Friday. Local members joined Harvey Baptist church after a Sunday meeting led by Rev Mann. Dr Roberts bought a horse near Pella while returning home. Henry Zinsmaster covering Harvey mail route temporarily. Benson family moved to Missouri. A Burlington railroad slide one mile east of Durham disrupts trains little so far. Farmers have planted crops. showers caused a Monday late start.

J. W. Stine Sigourney Williams T. T. McMillen Dr. Roberts Knoxville Harvey Mann The Baptist Church Pella Ike Woods Henry Zinsmaster Benson Missouri Zinsmaster

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