Local Otley News Roundup Includes Visits and Death
FIFIELD notes fine weather as locals share calls and visits at Verwers and Carpenter homes. Jas. Smith dies suddenly and burial plans proceed. Mrs. Carpenter travels to Pleasantville for daughter’s illness. Town residents from Otley, Pella, Monroe, and Des Moines are listed with multiple social calls, church, schooling, and a Halloween party at the restaurant where a boys versus girls oyster dinner leads to the boys paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Smith
Harvey
Geo. Carpenter
Pleasantville
Moomaw
Otley Residents Share Local Visits and Church Gatherings
Ed Rhinehart and his mother from Monroe spent Friday at Mrs. Ralph Hendershot’s home. Ed Vander Ploeg and wife visited Seevers last Sunday for her father D Willey’s serious accident. Christian Reformed youths gathered at Mrs. Andrew Baastra’s Friday evening for a surprise party with refreshments. Mrs. I. N. Harp traveled to Newton then Seevers to meet her husband and two children. Rev Rinshart of Otley preached at Pella’s Second Reformed Church. Mrs. A. Van Howeling and daughter Anna of Pella visited Vander Ploeg and Van Howeling. W. O. Fr left for Galesburg for a week visiting her son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit van Howeling
Otley
J. B. Vriezélaar
Will
I. N. Harp
Dr. Rawson
Elsie Frazer
Monroe
Will Vriezelaar
Gertrude van Howeling
Pella
Charles Frazer
Galesburg
Ed Rhinehart
Ralph Hendershot
Ed Vander Ploeg
Near Ofey
Seevers
D. Willey
Christian Reformed Church
Andrew Baastra
Newton
Rinshart
Second Reformed Church
A. van Howeling
Anna
D. Vander Ploeg
A.T. van‘ Howeling
W. O
Charles
Local Notes and Personal News from Oskaloosa
Harvey born to Mr and Mrs H W Ward in October. Mrs G W Harvey seeks treatment at bott Hospital. Rev Smith travels to Williamsburg to visit relatives. Leander Groves reports the season's largest prize pumpkin at 58 inch circumference. Mrs Lottie Sarver ill with appendicitis for the third time. Mr and Mrs Qu A Noasaman surprised guests from Colorado. Visitors brought oysters and era to share for the evening. News Tribund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ward
Oskaloosa
Abbott Hospital
Rev. Smith
Williamsburg
Leander Groves
Lottie Sarver
Sarver
Colorado
Qu'a
Noasaman
Oyatera
Central College Notes on Faculty, Music, and Studies
Central College notes recount faculty gatherings with Sadler and Bailey presenting Wagner topics and songs, a high school program, and glee club growth. Miss Dunn and other staff missives note illness and attendance at sections. Greek studies said to induce drowsiness, conservatory held first recital with a multi piece program led by Livingston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dunn
Hallowe'en
Guy
Sadler
Bailey
Winnon
Dean’Sevérn
Glee Club
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Monarch Union
Luits
Ederheimer, Stein“&Co
Maker
Faassen & den Adel Co
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Bell Clothing House
Hart
Ederheimer
Stein & Co
Hansen
Dempster & Place
Fifield
P. van der Berg
W. B. Verwers
Albert Verwers
Chas, Houck
Percy
Harvey Fletcher
Moulton
Bertha Carpenter
Verwers
Birdie Carpenter
Mrs. Smith
Bert Stegeman
Bert Karr
Annie
Katie
A. de Haar
C. van Hemert
P. Vander Kolk
Peter Myers
Fred Parker
Mr. M. Sills
Prairie City
Edna Frazer
Hearter
Des Moines
C. Sills
Lizzie Younkin
Deg Moines
Effie Horn
Near Kellogg
Will Holdsworth
Dick Vas
Fred Haines
Oaklahoma
Mission Choir
Hallowe’en
van der Linden’s
Bazar
Vanderlinden
Central College Notes
Sadler and Bailey
Powell
Condiff
Bey
Prof
Walter Huxford
Conservatory
Mary
Livingston
Ketterer
Mertin ‘Thomas
Cornélig de Geus
Margaret Trecy
Dureth
Baura
Ghareht
Bohemien
Otto
Valae
Nocturne
Byentide
Tee
Kield
Cholerine
H. Rhynsburger
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