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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
7
A local advertisement urges readers to take Kodol to ease nausea and restore health. It claims quick relief and urges continued use for a few weeks, noting availability at Langerak's Drug Store.
All accounts of the shoe firm Dekker & Roorda are payable to the new firm Dekker & Klein. This indicates a reorganization or branding change directing all receivables and payments to the successor firm.
F D Everett of Albia Iowa announces his run as a Republican candidate for Senator from the Fifteenth Senatorial District comprising Marion and Monroe counties. He asks for Republican support at the June primaries.
Rev. and Mrs. K J Dykema attended a ministerial meeting in Pella last Monday. Miss Helen Jordan traveled to Oska loosa for a vocal lesson and returned Sunday morning. Miss Hazel Shoemaker of Oska loosa visited relatives in Leighton on Sunday. Miss Margaret Dykema visited in Pella last Monday. Miss Mable Van Beek went to Oska loosa for a regular music lesson last Tuesday. On Thursday Miss Bess Lynhorst visited friends in Pella. Miss Rebecca DeCook of Pella visited with Mr and Mrs Jno Van der Zyl last Friday afternoon. Will Reed of Rose Hill visited in Leighton last Sunday. Herman Tusseling went to Battle Creek Michigan last Saturday to visit his parents staying there.
William Christ of Knoxville, an insurance agent, visited on Tuesday. The Durham church sets Sunday school next Sunday the first at two o’clock led by the pastor for Children’s Day on June fourteenth. T. T. McMillan and Rev Stine were in Knoxville and Washington church areas for local business and pastoral duties.
V M Roberts visited Des Moines over the weekend to see relatives. Reuben Adams, the boy who drowned in a Pella pond, was buried in Eureka cemetery last Friday. He was a nephew of J P Durham of Iola, and his Adams grandparents were longtime Clay Township residents buried there years ago. Walnut log men are buying logs nearby and hauled several wagon loads last week. Corn planting has been delayed by frequent showers.
The clerk has issued licenses to marry to Homer H. Reed and Mabel Clara Waddell, Anie Klyn and Marie C. Hagens, Charles E. Derrickson and Minnie Collins. Date entries appear as part of the notice.
An Illinois editor started his career 25 years ago with 15 cents and is now worth about $1,000,000. He built wealth through frugality, strict business practices, hard work, and a $69,998.54 bequest from a late relative.
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