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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
5
In a bustling column wormhoudt’s carpet and rug ad is noted with playful verse urging persistent promotion. Local notices mention Mrs. Huggins and a revival in Northern Iowa, residents traveling, visitors returning home, and a mix of daily errands and small town chatter.
Miss Gail Lancaster spent Sunday with Harriet Larew while W E Foshier tours as a Des Moines Casket Co salesman. Several Larew relatives visit, Delia Reitveld calls, and Maime Foshier remains ill. Royal Neighbors’ hedge organized by Judd A Smith of Des Moines with supper served. M E church holds 7 30 services all week. Thanksgiving events planned with Ladies Aid dinner and schoolchildren anticipating the holiday.
By order of the District Court of Marion County Iowa the guardian of Maggie Den Hartog will offer the premises at public sale in Pella to the City of Pella on the 18th day. The sale is conducted under guardianship supervision and proceeds benefit the ward.
Prairie City columns note Prairie City resident PRAIRIE CITY M A Erskine of Runnells attended John Graham sale. A 834 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Sam Williams. Mrs Bert Van Vark returned to Pella after visits. Misses Rae and Zoe Webb travel to Norfolk Nebraska for winter with relatives. Frank Warner came from Pella to visit brother Lloyd ill with appendicitis. Mrs Kathrine Kerr and Mrs Mary Kerr visit Cora Hon grand niece. Miss Henrietta and Letitia Brunia become school maams in Brown and Carter schools. Congressman Kendall recommends Geo Clark for Newton postmaster. Maggie Hertzog of Monroe attended Rebekah Assembly in Davenport and reports to local order. Charles Patterson returns from Indiana to spend winter with mother Louvina Patterson. Fred Warner family and Mrs James Taylor depart for McCook Nebraska seeking health improvement.
Mrs J W Courtney returned from Hutchinson Kansas after her sister in law's death S S Swaim left for Denver and may not return until spring A marriage license was issued in Des Moines for EE Galusha of Runnells and Elizabeth Wagner of Percy The pair are seven and five years old respectively
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