Pella Local News Highlights Frost Hobby Guests and Visits
Local notes report frost in low places on October 9 and a frost comparison to last year. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cox headed to Chicago for a 70th anniversary event with the Rock Island railroad. Potatoes, noted as the heaviest crop, drew shoppers to De Wit Bros with spuds 21 to 25 ounces. farmers in Doon supposedly swap hogs for potato patches. Numerous visits span Pella, Otley, Des Moines, and Humboldt, with residents including Miss Madge Mulder and Professor J. R. Mulder. Two Gypsy fortunetellers at Bollinger Littlejohn music house were stopped for theft.
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