Pella and Des Moines News Roundup and Local Notes
Miss Carrie Edmand visits her mother after the state teachers meeting in Des Moines. Rev. R. R. Sadler travels to Des Moines for his daughter's home visit and a Baptist Convention meeting. Miss Hazel Barnwell hosts a studio reception for the Ladies Auxiliary. Tom Green, ill for weeks, moved to Mercy hospital Des Moines for knee treatment. Miss Ina Wier visits Pella after Des Moines, grandmother Mrs J. I. Franklin. Miner C. Huckabes injured by falling coal at Pella Coal Co. mine. City leaders survey Oskaloosa paving options for Pella streets. J. G. Vanderpol and family visit Pella. plan trip to Caldwell Idaho. Garrison and Young families visit, plan Caldwell move. Great White Way praised. Advertisers urged to send copy early for timely Chronicle. New Pella Knoxville line completed improving connections. Prof. B. F. Clayton moves into University Street house. Roy Herrington occupies former Clayton home. Mrs. D. O. Thomas visits Hawkeye sister. Dave Thomas tours Rock Island routes. Sam S. Sherman in Bussey. daughter Ida in Mercy Des Moines recovering after surgery. Sam to retire from publishing. seeks forest claim in Minnesota. Kuyper boy injured eye at school. specialist treating, hopeful recovery. County Attorney John McCutchen notes 23 bootlegger indictments. court cases proceeding. Sharon proud of local youth achievements.
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Carrie Edmand
Ft.Dodge
Des Moines
Ft. Dodge
R. R. Sadler
J. 8. Gladstone
Iowa ‘Baptist Convention
Hazel Barnwell
Department of Expression
Central College
Tom Green
Mercy Hospital
Ina Wier
Council Bluffs
Pella
J. I. Franklin
C. C. Huckabes
Pella Coal Co
Oskaloosa
J. G. Vanderpol
P. D. Wagaman
Minnie Wagaman
Prairie City News
L. A. Garrison
Grand Island
Nebr
J. H. Young
Knoxville
Mr. Garrison
Bussey
Ames
Rolfe
Cascade
Iowa
Caldwell
Idaho
Garrison
Chronicle
Fowler Telephone Co
B. F. Clayton
University Street
P. VanderKolk
White Way
Prof. Clayton
Huber St
Roy Herrington
J. W. Todd
D. O. Thomas
Maude Clark
Hawkeye
Dave
Rock Island
Sam S. Sherman
Sam
Ida
The
Southerland
Courier
Minnesota
Bussey Record
Harry
J. H. Kuyper
Central College student defends Dem party amid local chatter
The Chronicle notes John Dieleman advertised Rhode Island Red cockerels. a thief carried off the chickens and the paper. It suggests John offer a reward to catch the culprit. Prof H C Roelfelt, ex principal, was robbed in Des Moines during a state teachers meeting. Mrs R R Beard visited Waterloo for her mother’s eightieth birthday as neighbours travel and visitors arrive. Miss Kate Smorenberg reports sister Artie recovering at a Des Moines sanatorium and returning home with Kate.
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John
Dieleman
Rhode Island
Chronicle
H. C. Roeleft
Lincoln School
Grand Junction
Des Moines
R. R. Beard
Waterloo
J. B. Smith
Artie
Methodist Church Special Meetings Grow in Attendance
The Methodist Church reports rising interest and attendance at ongoing special meetings with significant good already accomplished. Personal workers hold a half hour study and prayer in the League room each evening before evangelistic services, described as the mightiest force alongside the gospel preaching. Brethren pray for us that the word of the Lord may have free course and be glorified.
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League Room
Religious Books Offer For Fuller Life At Vander Lindens Bazar
A choice selection of religious books is advertised to enrich readers lives at Vander Lindens Bazar. The display promises literature that will deepen faith and broaden spiritual understanding.
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Vander Lindens Bazar
Sheet music listing from Century Music Publishing Co
Advertises sheet music printed on good paper published by Century Music Publishing Co of New York City showing a price of 10c each with a prominent headline and note.
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Century Music Publishing Co
New York City
Big Line
Vander Lindens Bazar
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AN Adler
Collegian
New Sharon
John McCutchen
Sharon
Stitutes
Rees
Democratic Party
E.S. Dennis
Roup
Puritan Drug Store
William Rainey Bennett
Bennett
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