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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
7
Local newspaper snippet lists Vander Pol promotions for woolen blankets silks and dress goods at the Palace with mentions of a show tonight and Saturday. Items include bedding fabrics, China designs, Bingiline silks, and Diagonal dress goods. Several residents visit, travel, or attend events in nearby towns.
Leighton Gradus Gosselink and family hosted Sunday visitors at the Gosselink home. Geo. Van Zee visited Pella on Monday. Rev. Duiker preached at Eddyville Reform Church last Sunday. Mrs. K Versteeg visited relatives in town this week. Wm. Bensink called at the John De Ross home near Leighton last weekend. Ethel Walker returned from Wright and will spend two weeks with her parents. Fay Voice visited the Voice home Sunday. GG Thomassen noted on a bus line visit.
Des Moines saw Ralph Hendershot and May Rinehart visiting last Saturday. Dr Rasson and John Markus attended the Iowa City versus Drake boys football game in Des Moines. Mr Longdon with his son John spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs Willie at Seevers. Mrs J W Davis and daughters of Oskaloosa stayed several days with Mrs I Harpe. May Rinehart of Monroe visited Mrs Ralph Hendershot last Saturday. The B Y P A held a social at J B Vriezelaar’s home last Thursday evening with a large attendance and a fine program. Next Sunday the Baptist church children will present Bible Days program. Lily McReynolds of Monroe visited Otley one day last week. Ralph Frazer, home a few days, left Monday for Kilduff Iowa to begin duties.
Elinor Glyn's dramatization of her novel Three Weeks is advertised for November 6 and 7 at the Auditorium in Des Moines with a strong cast. The play retains core points of the story while trimming dialogue and adds a prologue explaining omitted details, including the Queen's relationship with her brutal royal husband at Sardalia.
At 8 o clock he felt severely ill, returned home and soon became unconscious. He remained in that condition until death. He was the son of a widow who has been an invalid for some time.
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