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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1904

Page

6

Des Moines visitors and local notices fill county brief

Dick Weyerse visited Des Moines Tuesday morning while C H Wormhoudt attended the state undertakers convention in Des Moines. Blanche Vanderlinden returned from Ollie with Miss McKinnis reporting a fine visit. Normal institute starts July 18 with pre institute exams July 14 to 16. A leather halter was lost near town hall last Friday afternoon. Derailment west of Oskaloosa delayed the Des Moines train four hours yesterday. Various residents visited Des Moines, Osceola, and Knoxville for events and purchases.

Dick Weyerse Des Moines Blanche Vanderlinden Ollie Miss McKinnis A. A. Armagast C. H. Wormhoudt Cornie Normal Institute Knoxville Oskaloosa G. A. Vandermeulen Jake de Vries Osceola

Des Moines Woman Dies. Funeral Held in Pella

Mrs. Joe Den Bergen died at her Des Moines home last Sunday. Her remains were brought to Pella where a funeral service was conducted at the First Reformed church on Tuesday afternoon.

James Cantine Second Reformed Church Muscat Arabia Cantine Pella Elizabeth de Pree Mr. Cantine

Insane Buck Seen By Visitors After Prairie City Murder

In Newton, Ike Wormhoudt and two companions visited Buck, the Prairie City killer of the old soldier last week. They deem Buck insane, noting he cannot imitate a madman’s stare. Guards stay with him to prevent self harm while Buck claims to have slain Satan and worries about imps. Examinations by state and Chicago experts are pending formal opinions.

Ike Wormhoudt Newton Buck Prairie City Pella Satan Chicago

In Honor of Mrs Jessie Sweet at Mrs W W Brown Home

A large group of Pella ladies gathered at Mrs W W Brown near the depot Monday evening to honor Mrs Jessie Sweet with an oriental themed afternoon. Caroline Bousquet won the guessing contest naming oriental articles places and people. Mrs Sweet to join her as honoree later.

Pella W. W. Brown Jessie Sweet Caroline Bousquet

Dinner in the Woods Dinner party north of the city gathers eight couples

A woodland dinner party was held Tuesday evening with eight young ladies inviting eight young gentlemen. The guests included the Misses Dykstra Van der Linden Van der Zyl Gosse link Van Vliet de Bruin and Messrs. Van der Zyl Renaud Haselbarth Klyn Renaud and Van Vliet. The group praised bread made from Seal of Minnesota flour and recommended purchasing it at Cole's Seed Store.

Dykstra Minnie van der Linden Jennie Bess van der Zyl Nannie Gosselink Nellie Carrie van Vliet Kate de Bruin Messrs John and Herman van der Zyl Dick den Adel Harry Renaud Albert Haselbarth Arie Klyn David Renaud John van Vliet Minnesota Cole’s Seed Store

Boys in Streets Cause City Stall for Baseball

City boys and others have crowded sidewalks playing ball, despite an ordinance banning street games. A horse hitched to Fred Calhoun’s buggy was frightened, breaking a wheel, after which officials were notified. The youths face a mayoral hearing to determine liability for the damage and a possible settlement.

Fred Calhoun

Big Celebration Assured by Pella Business Leaders

A city hall meeting formed a finance committee to fund a Fourth of July celebration. Six canvassed men pledged fifteen dollars each and local firms will contribute in proportion. The organizers promise one of the biggest celebrations in the region with plans to announce programs soon. Residents are urged to stay through the fireworks.

Pella

Dandy Driver Dumps New Mare and Buggy Purchase

A Dandy Driver and Dump Wormhoudt arrived from Pella with his brother Ike. He brought a pretty six year old standard bred driving mare back to Hambletonian lineage and will keep her here this summer. Dump also bought a fancy buggy and plans a swell turnout in the city.

Dump Wormhoudt Pella Ike Hambletonian Dump Newton Daily News

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Newton G. Thomas The Baptist Church Danville Iowa Dr. Payne Miss French Medical Association Andrew Vandermeulen Mrs. Vandermeulen J. D. Gaass Chronicle Joe den Bergen Mrs. Jessie Sweet Bargais L. Popma AL. Morris Pittsburg A. N. Kuyver Dementico A. N. Kuyper A. N. Kuvper A. N. Kuveer A. N. Kuyrer N. Huyper Laamber
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