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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

3

News of Nearby Towns Highlights From Valley Center to Prairie City

Mr. and Mrs. Geo Lunt of Valley Center Kansas visit M B Lunt relations. Miss Florence Diehl college student ill with peritonitis underwent hospital surgery and is recovering. Mrs Dr Wallace operated for gall stones at Williams hospital and recovering. Pete Carrichuff of Belmont Ohio injured by a fall while dredging the South Skunk river. he is under care at Phillips hotel. Jennie Groen enboon and J A Groen enboon of Pella had car trouble near Des Moines and spent the afternoon in Prairie City. A collision at Potter corner south of town left two Ford roadsters damaged but no injuries. cars hauled to Prairie City Auto Co. garage.

The Star Geo. Lunt Valley Center Kansas M. B. Lunt Chris LeCocq Florence Diehl Carrichuff Phillips Hotel Jennie Groenenboon J. A. Groenenboon Pella Des Moines Prairie City Potter Corner R. E. Yowell Fred J. Binford Prairie City Auto Co J. E. Cornelius Fin Bickford Wade Willey Pearl Whiteman Woodburne Wade W. B. Willey Aart DeWild Charter Oak Decatur City C. Pfemnploegh T. den Hartog Mandelia Harsin Kansas City Ray Anderson Melcher Tunis Tusseling Frank Buckles J. D. Anderson J. H. Garberson Miles City Mont J. H. Young Ames R. Q. Buckman Union Township Anna Dickey Knoxville Dickey Tone Vanderwilt Kenneth Margaret Bellamy Miss Bellamy Colorado Springs A. J. Hanna Charles Grant Lincoln James Sammons Leonard Creed Jacksonville Creed Jim Missouri Stella Carder Albia

Prairie City News Items Include Visits and Accident

Prairie City notes show Mrs. Fisk of Pella visiting daughter Mrs. D. Dykstra. Pella residents Joe and A. Smits return from corn shucking. Anna Roorda heads to South Carolina for winter. B. Bos to Mercy Hospital for varicose operation. Wm. Van Neerbos leaves for a few days in Pella. Mrs. A. Van Pearsem visits. Mrs. W. C. Van Vark in Prairie City visiting her son H. S. Van Vark and brother John Van Haalen. Peter Van Ryswyk visits friends in Prairie City. A Knoxville Ford roadster overturned west of Prairie City. driver injured but continued to Knoxville. Mrs. P. Koelman and daughter Wilhelmina, and Miss Alice are mentioned.

Geo. Smits Pella A. van Pearsem A. J. Rovaart W. Cc. van Vark H. S. van Vark John van Haalen Peter van Ryswyk Prairie City Knoxville P. Koelman Wilhelmina Alice

Eddyville Community Notes of Visitors and Local News

Edyville notes visit family and friends across towns including Pella Woodburn and Decatur City. Obituary for John Arnold age 59 near Eddyville Cedar Highland cemetery funeral held. Civil War veteran Jesse Dutton injured by wagon wheel after coal delivery. Harry Stevens leaves Dudley store and North Platte Neb after decades as postmaster and merchant.

Roy Vander Linden Pella Eddyville Chicago Rexall Druggists D. van Klavren Lacey Art van Klavern van Klavern John Arnold Harrison Township Cedar Highland Cemetery Jesse Dutton Evans Bros

Ownership Change Attributed To Rene Carleon In October

Rene Carleon acquired the property and took charge in the latter part of October while Mr. Stevens remained attached to the building. The transfer marks a shift in management and control of the premises.

Atore Rene Carleon Stevens

Knoxville News Roundup of Local Visits and Incidents

Knoxville notes visitors from Kansas City Des Moines Melcher and Miles City as families host and travel. A large sheep barn rises on Union township, a Des Moines trip prompts medical updates, and a local girl recovers from a self inflicted wound. Town fines collected for Hostetter drunks auto speeders and tail light infractions. The Jones family endures multiple injuries and illness affecting the farm and home.

Albia John Doe Richard Roe Gamble Knoxville Tom Jones M. A. Barnes Joneses Andrew Paul

Little Willie's Thanksgiving Dream

A grandmotherly Thanksgiving gathering at Grandma Cook's house features Grandpa recounting pioneer days and tales of Indians while children hear about turkeys. Willie, sent to bed, clings to red stockings as a parade of turkeys drags him toward turkey land, a comic yet tense dream sequence.

Grandma Cook Grandpa Ted Willie Cook Little Willie Willie Turkey Land Pease

Child’s frightened plea over talking turkey tale

A loud noise woke Willie as his parents rushed to help him. He whispered a dramatic plea to the imagined turkey, promising to be a dead boy and never eat turkey again if the bird would not eat him.

Willie Wilfle Pease Turkey

An Old Man's Stomach

An aging reader notes that reduced appetite in the elderly requires care to avoid stomach upset. If excess occurs, Chamberlain's Tablets help strengthen digestion and promote gentle bowel movement. The note is attributed to F. D. Stubenrauch.

F. D. Stubenrauch

Wasting Her Time Joke Quotation From Courier Journal

A Louisville Courier Journal humor item teases a man spending an evening with a girl's chair. The quip suggests such behavior wastes the girl’s time, framing the joke around courtroom style wit and social satire.

Louisville Courier-Journal

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