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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
6
A railway of fashion notes describes popular skirted blouses and coats with neat cape effects and military collar styles. It invites readers to visit and view the many new designs on display for stout or slender figures alike.
In a display at Wormhoudt's, a great variety of the latest styles and fabrics is offered. The advertisement promises many swell garments and urges readers not to miss these selections to fill their wardrobe needs.
T McMillan received another carload of corn from Missouri last week. Knox ville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pope looked after his property between trains Friday. Mrs. J H Ruse and Harvey visited relatives of Mr. and Mrs. C Bryant Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Hartness came from Bussey Monday to see her son Thomas and family. Grandmother Shuey died last Friday and was buried Sunday in Knox ville. Visitors include Mrs. Anderson and sister from Kansas. Ira Sharon plans a visit after returning from Hedrick with his parents. The M E church donated eighteen dollars to Mt. Pleasant M E college. Miss Ira Smith will assist Rev Hughs at Martinsburg and then take charge of Cedar Valley school next Monday. Chas McMillan, son of T T McMillan, visiting over Sunday. traveling salesman for a Cedar Rapids house. Mr and Mrs Bivans and baby of Guiderock Nebraska visiting Aunt H M Beaver and traveled to Knoxville Saturday. Word reached Durham of David Jenkins of Hiteman fatally hurt in a mine and dying soon after. W H H Barker, dentist from Knoxville and former Pella resident, stopped by Monday. Prof Severn coaching the football team with games planned. Miss Stella McKinnis visited by her uncle Geo McKinnis from out of town. Rev Mr Megan of Competine visited his daughter Anna at college Monday. Bible class at Baptist Sunday school numbered over forty with Dr Payne teaching in Rev Peck’s absence. Y W C A delegates to Lake Geneva reported to a large crowd at Van Houweling home Monday night.
College notes and campus life items mention Mr Whistler in Blakesburg Prof Flint studying German several students with colds plans for the fair Miss Cunningham sick Mr Carris named captain Rev Cross leads chapel Alma Edna Harvey Leila Horn study music DeWitts Little Early Risers sold by druggists coal oil prices at Cole's Gold Medal Flour Store 27-e 0 wtf
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