Local Notes from Oskaloosa and Nearby Towns
Miss Bess Synhorst visited the home of her brother in Oskaloosa on Wednesday afternoon. Roy Nowell stopped in Pella briefly this week and plans to stay out of school to improve health via outdoor farm work near Eddyville. He will join his family in Washington, with the family presently there. Dr. McAllister was in Oskaloosa on Wednesday. Bogaard's Millinery promotes a large line of Ostrich Plumes with ongoing bargains. Dr Georgia Chalfont visited Des Moines on Tuesday. Rev and Mrs S De Bruine of Oskaloosa attended the missionary meeting at First Reformed Church Tuesday. H D Wormhoudt notes eggs and tickets trade. Miss Artie Smorenburg was in Des Moines on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bess" Synhorst
Oskaloosa
Roy Nowell
Pella
van Zante
Eddyville
Washington
Nowell
George
McAllister
Bogaard’s
Adv
Georgia Chalfont
Des Moines
S. de Bruine
First Reformed Church
H. D. Wormhoudt
Artie Smorenburg
Pella News Highlights From the Week in Siou ix County and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Stephen De Cook plan a three week visit with relatives in Sioux county. W P Koopman and wife visit Orient. Ladies Aid held a surprise for Mrs D R Rhynsburger who moves to Sully. G Van Vliet visited Otley. Pella fair and Chronicle ad section noted with extensive advertising. Republican Margaret Klein ill with typhoid symptoms. Mrs Art Verrips and daughter visited Newton. Tribune offers subscription deal through Chronicle readers. Various locals travel for visits and business. Epworth League surprise for John Van Klootwyk and Anna Valkenburg. Mrs Geo Sadler shapes travel to College Springs. Cigar deal advertised by George the Fifth. Miss Nettie De Gooyer visits from Prairie City. Breuklander recovering from injuries. Local folks visit Otley and Reasnor. Choir outlines Haydn Creation performance. Birth of Rev J B Smith’s daughter announced. Keokuk seed men meeting noted. Fair Association reports near break-even finances. Hair in ice cream tale at local hotel. John Wynberg moves produce business to Otley. Brandon charged with financial improprieties and left town. Various visits by Beitema, Maude Phillips, and Vander Linden. Ralph Huisman visits Oskaloosa. Vos family in Prairie City. Jennie Harmsen visits Oskaloosa. De Dy van Zante handles Otley matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen de Cook
Sioux County
W. P. Koopman
Dewey Koopman
Orient
Ladies Aid Society of the
Second Reformed Church
D. R. Rhynsburger
Rhynsburger
Sully
Pella
Chronicle
Jefferson County
Margaret Klein
Art Verrips
Newton
Chicago Tribune
West
The
Tribune
Iowa
H. F. Fisk
Lethbridge
Canada
Walter Porter
Boogaard
L. F. Bousquet
Des Moines
George Nash
F. H. Eckert
G. E. Fahr
Maxine
Robert
Oskaloosa
Belle Byram
Wm. Beckering
Epworth League
Wm. van Vork
Washington Street
John van Klootwyk
Anna Valkenburg
Geo. F. Sadler
College Springs
George the
J. G. Vander Zyl
Leighton
Paul Lynhurst
M. Cole
Keokuk
Cole
Fair Association
John Wynberg
Praire City
Otley
the Chronicle
H. J. Vanden Berg
C. D. Brandon
Brandon
L. P. Beiitema
Maude Phillips
Centerville
Nice
Jessie Pearson
C. L. Vander Linden
Ralph Huisman
Wm. Vos
Prairie City
C. Vander Zyl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rt Face
Puritan Drug Co
Varsity
the Bell Clothing House
Faassen and
den Adel Co
G. van Vliet
Huip Breuklander
J. F. le Coca
Roy F. McIntire
Monroe
Andy Armstrong
George Cummings
D. Cummings
Haydn
L. W. Glover
G. F. Sadler
C. W. Sipe
Tracy, Minn
Wapheton, N. D
J. B. Smith
George J. Thomassen
Jennie Harmsen
Oska- Joosa
de Dy “van ‘Zante
Judy
Electric Palace
Harry D. Carey
Broadway
Rochester
Kodak
Eastman
Stubenrauch
Spreek
Kuyper
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