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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1909

Page

4

Movements and Property Deals From Local Visits

Sally Dr Carpenter and wife of Pella visited their son Oscar. Mr Shipman traveled to Burlington on a business trip last week. Boat and Varenkamp bought the brick store building for 2500 dollars and will begin repairs at once. Lyle Smith and family visited Des Moines for a few days. Ed Sherman and wife welcomed a baby girl born October 24. Mrs Lolo De Wit visited at the

Boat Varenkamp Lyle Smith Des Moines Ed. Sherman Gladden Colfax Will Burnham

Local News From Colfax Community dated October and November Events

A mixed Colfax column reports church services at M E church with Sabbath School and Epworth League, a cement sidewalk project on Main Street, and visits among locals like C N Redding, Florence Larew, and the Larew family. It notes a large charity shower for Ernest Laren and Inez Brodess, a minister surprise by the Ladies Aid, and various sick and travel updates including Emma Reese and Mrs Mary Whaley.

Epworth League Des Moines Main Street Harriet Grace Laren Ernest Inez Brodess Ladies Aid Society Smith Lela Bayless

Fifield Notes and Local Happenings

Hazel Norris heads to Moberly to visit relatives. Visitors seen at Verners and Carpenter homes. Pasture fire destroys fields and a straw stack west of Leighton. Local church news includes Rev. Gerritsen leaving for Alden Michigan. Community members travel to Eddyville Oskaloosa and Toledo for family and work.

Hazel Norris Moberly Arthur Weaver Bertha Lena Carpenter Kate Verners H. M. Moorman and Son C. L. Garrett The Pella

Cordova Social Notes Tidy Tenided Visit Highlights

Mrs. Mary Cooper and baby from Fifield stayed with her mother Mrs. Mattie Gibbons. Grace Schillins visited the parental Schillins home. Mrs. Ed Amick’s mother and sister visited Cordova this week. Grace Lyons and Jerry Mikesell called at the Mikesell home. Mr. and Mrs. Alley of Red Rock called on business in Knoxville. Ralph Williams and wife were guests at the Alley home. Mattie Gibbons visited Emma Hoops in Des Moines. Alpha Graham visits near Ruseau. The Car family, recently back from Texas, plan to move back to Iowa.

Mary Cooper Baby of Fifield Mattie Gibbons Ed Amick Cordova Grace Lyons Jerry Mikesell Mrs. Mikesell Mrs. Alley Red Rock Knoxville Des Moines Emma Hoops Alpha Graham Ruseau Mr. Car Texas Iowa

Local visits noted by Des Moines student and peers

Richard Synhorst, a former lumber man now studying in Des Moines, was home for a visit over the weekend. Mrs. G. B. Ver Steeg appeared on the social table list recently, and Mrs. John Carvers was seen visiting Pella during the week.

Richard Synhorst Des Moines G. B. Ver Steeg John Carvers

Local Social Notes From Pella and Nearby

Mrs. Jane Breen traveled to Monroe to visit her daughter Mrs. Elrod. Mrs. G C Fenema and daughter Katie visited Pella last week. J Honnold J B Vriezelaar went to Draper on business. The First Reformed Sunday school class surprised teacher Tunis Van Zante with a chair. Mrs. J Honnold went to Monroe for sickness. Mrs. Harp visited Newton last week.

Jane Breen Monroe Elrod G. C. Fenema Katie Pella Messrs J. Honnold J. B. Vriezelaar Draper First Reformed Church Tunis van Zante Harp Newton

State Fair Association Posts 30000 Dollar Net Profit

The State Fair association reports a net profit of 30000 dollars for the year. The Perla fair shows a reduced but still viable money making potential, with figures indicating a leaner balance sheet this season.

State Fair Association

The Register and Leader Marketing Copy 1910

A promotional note for Iowa readers stating The Register and Leader provides state telegraphic news via AP double leased wire and highlights Ding's cartoons. It mentions subscription rates for 1910 and a paper tree gift offer for new subscribers paying 400 dollars for daily or 600 dollars for daily and Sunday, valid through 1909.

Register and Leader Iowa Associated Press News Service Ding

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sally M. D. Vries ADLER America Y. T. van Niewaal Franklin Street Harvey C. N. Redding Wife Florence Larew Daisy Jacobs Homer Delia Reitveld J. H. Larew Mary Wilson Ernest Larew Wm. McLaughlin W. S. Brodess Mary Whaley Dara Larew Goldie Maddy John Vanden Berg I. T. Maddy Stephen, Minn Wade Edna Harvey Ernest Laren Harold Clemente Wade Harvey Rev. Smith Golie Maddy Violet Crook Pearl Clemento Edith Effie Haines Luis Maddy Mia James Staley Emma Reese George Wise Bruinekools Tures Bruinekool Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Ebenezer Reformed Church E. Klaar Gerritsen Alden Mich Leighton P. Burggraff M. DeReus Eddyville Wm. Tysseling M. DeReus Jr M Stowie Toledo Ohio Mrs. Stowie John den Adel M. de Reus John van Maaren G. Visser P. Phillips Oskaloosa Fred de Berger L. Beeshaar Samuel Coe Grace Schillins Schillins Ralph Williams Alley Otley D, Rawson, M. D A.D. S. Cold and Grippe Keables Langerak Stubenrauch A. D. S. Kidney Pills Stubenraugh
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