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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

3

Nearby Town Notes and Farming Outlook

Miss Arloine Lunt visited in Pella last week while Frank DeBruyn and family of Lynnville spent Sunday with Ira DeBruyn. Tunis Brom and family were in Pella for a day, Wilma Veenstra visited Eddyville, and Pete Ver Steegh with family joined the Van Gorp family in New Sharon. Corn planting progresses with warm weather needed for germination, oats look fine, and the hay crop is promising. Poweshiek County Board will not fund a road to the new bridge site over North Skunk River, complicating bridge plans and raising questions about past Highway Commission decisions.

Frank DeBruyn Lynnville Ira DeBruyn Tunis Brom Pella Wilma Veenstra Eddyville Fred Schneelock Pete Ver Steegh Ray Hess Matthew van Gorp New Sharon Bessie Brom Oskaloosa Poweshiek County

Eddyville Notes from the Tribune On Local Life

The Eddyville Tribune reports on community movements and visits. Mrs. T R Cole visits Louilia to attend her brother Charles Clark’s son Barrett’s graduation. George Little moves from Harvey back to Marysville due to kidney trouble and farming demands.

Elmira T. R. Cole Louilia Charles Clark Clark Barrett George Little Harvey Neiswanger Marysville Little L. G. Schilling Robert Holmes Iowa City University Hospital Knoxville

Local Happenings in Knoxville and Nearby Visits

Hon W G Vander Ploeg traveled to Fairfield Saturday for legal business. Mrs I J Roorda of Harvey visited Knoxville last Thursday with her sister’s family, the Curtiss household. Mrs Otto DeHoog of Pella visited with Walter Maxson’s family and returned home. Mr and Mrs W H Lucas spent time with daughter Mrs W N LeGrand in Monroe. Miss Anna Dicky returned from Des Moines for a short visit. school ends soon and she will go to Knoxville for the summer. Arthur Mets, Knoxville expert dirt-sport drill man, returned home Tuesday.

W. G. Vander Ploeg Fairfield I. J. Roorda Harvey Jesse Curtiss Carl Marsh Otto DeHoog Pella Walter Maxson W. H. Lucas W. N. LeGrand Monroe Anna Dicky Des Moines Knoxzville Arthur Mets Knoxville Spond

Monroe Baby Born. Local News And Opinions In Mirror

Mrs Clyde Jarnagin and Clyde Jarnagin celebrate a baby girl born Wednesday May 14 in Monroe. Local women attended the Sixth district Pythian Sisters convention in Oskaloosa. Des Moines visitor Miss Bess Fennema returned to visit parents John and Mrs Fennema. Miss Hazel Proctor accompanied her. Freshman and Sophomore girls hosted a lawn party for the boys at John Bruce’s home after a flag on the schoolhouse was raised by both classes. Senator David Meredith spoke on the Jasper county road issue proposing an alternate paving route via Colfax Prairie City and the Diamond Trail to lessen total paving while boosting local benefit. Local opinion notes that changing money in Palestine is like entering the old printing trade.

Clyde Jarnagin Chas. Hetherington Ross Spratt Vandermeulen C. A. Long Oskaloosa Pythian Sisters Lodge Bess Fennema Des Moines John Fennema Hazel Proctor John Bruce Supt Pitman David Meredith Jasper County Colfax Prairie City White Pole Polk County

Cause of Headache Solved by Chamberlain’s Tablets

An article promoting Chamberlain’s Tablets as a remedy for headaches caused by stomach disorders or constipation. It claims the tablets are easy to take, mild, and effective, with sales through F. D. Stubenrauch.

F. D. Stubenrauch

Hall's Catarrh Medicine a Constitutional Remedy

There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces. A Hundred Dollars reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. All druggists 75c.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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