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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1910

Page

5

The Cause of Emigration From Hol land to America

An essay reflecting on emigration from Holland to America, praising American prosperity and labor rights. It cites Gompers noting fewer wars, free public education, class equality, and citizen participation. compares low wages abroad with modest sums in Holland, describing hardships of bread, meat, and living costs, and the author’s personal experiences as assistant teacher and two salaried roles.

Gompers Federation of American Labor Unions Europe United States America Holland

Home Coming a Big Success for Old Home Week

The first Old Home Week celebration closed with strong crowds daily enjoying attractions and speaker program. Highlights included Dan Hamilton absent, John C. Williams delivering Wednesday’s address, and W. J. Bryan visiting Saturday with a noon address on The Signs of the Times. Central College showed a fine parade display and local groups earned prizes. The fair weather aided turnout, with large crowds, student processions, and fireworks closing the week.

Dan. W. Hamilton John C. Williams Oskaloosa Williams Pella Lake Prairie Township America W. J. Bryan Mr. Bryan W. W.fowler Fowler Bryan Stubenrauch Gesman Ed. van Gorp Committee On J. H. Stubenrauch Lafayette Young Times Pet Moines Committee On Fireworks

WEDDING BELLS MISS PORTER AND MR SHAW MARRY

Miss Ruth Porter and Mr Mark I Shaw wed quietly in Des Moines on Wednesday and plan a Chicago honeymoon. Porter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Porter, is held in high regard. Shaw, son of Dr and Mrs W H Shaw of Monroe, is a respected young businessman. They will reside in Monroe after November 15.

Ruth Porter Mark I. Shaw Monroe Des Moinea Chicago Marion Porter W. H. Shaw the Chronicle

Beys Host Reception for New Faculty Members

Dr and Mrs Beyl entertained at Dunn Cottage last Thursday to welcome new faculty members. Old faculty and trustees attended with wives, Julia Dunn and Millie Dudgeon assisting. Musicians Sadler and Bailey entertained. Miss Wilson's reading drew praise but modest, witty remarks and decors of charades and puzzles rounded the evening.

Bey Dunn Cottage Prof. Young Julia Dunn Millie Dudgeon Beyl Sadler and Bailey Miss Wilson

Breakfast-Bacon Special Delayed Regroup Noted This Issue

This issue reports a late Regroup due to rush of other business and the ByB special visit, causing the breakfast menu update to be unavailable in time for publication.

Dwiff

Infantile paralysis hits Herman Westerkamp family

A 7 year old daughter Nellie of the Herman Westerkamp household has developed infantile paralysis. Both legs are paralyzed. She became ill last Friday and has shown some improvement in the past day.

Herman Westerkamp Nellie

Baptist Church Announces Pulpit and Guest Speaker Schedule

Dr. Bailey returned from Indiana after attending his father-in-law's funeral. His wife stays with her mother for several weeks. Bailey will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning. Rev. Nweeya Badal of Urmia Persia will speak Sunday evening per a prior arrangement.

Bailey Indiana Baily Nweeya Badal Urmia Persia

Local rummage sale and community notes from Van Stigt building

The Ladies' Auxiliary at Central University announces a rummage sale in the Van Stigt building on Oct 28 and 29 with pickup or drop arrangements via Mrs H N Keables. Nearby property news includes Dekker Klein selling cordwood and fence posts and Henry Gezel’s sale across the street with new possession planned November first.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Central University van Stigt H. N. Keables Harry de Haan Henry Gezel Streeet Miss Blanke Dekker Klein Garrett Emil Plagmann Near What Cheer Writers Home Tennis Visser Harvey J. W. Garrett Delta America John Heerema Langerak Des Moines Highland Park John Andeng New Sharon Comng

Three Tigers Shot In City Hunt Confusion

Report of three tigers shot in our city last Saturday sparked local fuss among vaudeville stars. A dispute over Teddy Rae Buckingham leading a hunting party to a so called blind tiger jungle led to a quick wireless message and a government exhibit of hides to follow.

Teddy R Teddy Pella Buckingham

Special Meeting of the Classis sets Otley installation date

At a special meeting of the Classis of Pella arrangements were made for the installation of Rev M C Ruisaard the new pastor of the Reformed Church of Otley. The ceremony will occur at Otley October 26. The classis also approved the call of Rev B Hoofman of Grand Rapids Michigan to the pastorate of the Second Reformed Church.

Classis Pella M. C. Ruisaard Reformed Church Otley B. Hoofman Grand Rapids Mich Second Reformed Church

Ver Steeg Tysseling Sale Brings Family Back to Pella

Ver Steeg and Tysseling sold their Leighton store to Nicholas Meppelink of Leighton and E S Sterkenburg of Kansas. The new firm will take possession soon. Ver Steeg returns to Pella, buying M Kaldenberg farm southeast of the city to start dairy and poultry business.

Ver Steeg Tysseling Leighton Nicholas Meppelink E. S. Sterkenburg Kansas M. Kaldenberg Ptiesieh Ae

Land for Sale in Hand County South Dakota Two Quarters

Two prime parcels offered by F E Lamboley owner Monroe Wisconsin. One raw quarter and one 110 acre broken tract located near Miller and Ree Heights. Land and location described as perfect. Selling at reasonable price. Write or call for details.

South Dakota Miller and Ree Heights F. E. Lamboley Monroe Wis

Democratic Candidate for County Treasurer Munroe Seeks Vote

To the voters of Mahaska County Cas E Munroe presents his candidacy for county treasurer after being nominated by the Democrats at the June 7 1910 primary. He notes prior trusted positions and pledges careful diligent service if elected.

Mahaska County Cas. E. Munroe

Fine Apples From Salem Senders Reach Chronicle

Geo Rees of the Chronicle received an express package this week containing 27 of the prettiest and biggest apples ever seen. The fruit was a gift from George's father, who resides in Salem Oregon.

Geo, Rees Chronicle Force George Salem Oregon

Mc S Cafe to Open After Renovation in Opera House Block

Jasper O Mahaffey has leased the lunch room in the opera house block. After thorough renovations and fresh paint the Mc S Gate will open its doors for business. The hungry are invited to call and be fed.

Jasper O. Mahaffey Opera House Mc. S

Mills of Justice Lane Man Sentenced to Jail Time

Lane Van Reese received 80 days in the county jail after disturbances at home. Marshall Buckingham took him to the County Seat for care until his 30 day sentence is finished. Mrs Chas Pos returned from Albia after a fortnight visit with her daughter.

Mr. Young Will Sparks Lynnville Jas, Dupree Chicago A. C. van Houweling Bertha Elizabeth Woman's Missionary Union Classis of Pella Second Reformed Church Lane -van Reese Marshall Buckingham Chas. Pos Albia

Booze Venders Caught in Police Raid

Chief Buckingham and deputies raided three blind tigers on Saturday capturing 16 quarts whiskey 26 quarts beer one quart whiskey and one quart wine at the Valkenberg Viss er and Van Niewenhuizen sites. Suspects Valkenberg Vilder and Vanden Berger charged with bootlegging released on $500 bonds each. Trial set for October 15 and Mrs Visser arrested again for distributing joy juice without a license.

Buckingham Harry Valkenberg Alex. Vilder Peter Vanden Berge Geo. E. Bidwell U. S. Marshall Mra Visser Vanden’ Berger

Hand of Death: Rachel Mikesell Dies at 13 in Percy Iowa

Rachel A Mikesell born Marion County Iowa May 18 1996 died at home Percy Iowa September 29 1910 age 13 years 3 months 8 days after four weeks of typhoid fever Funeral services held at the house Wednesday with burial in Cowman Cemetery She leaves father mother one sister five brothers and many friends Mirror newspaper obituary

Rachel A. M. Mikesell Marion Co Percy Cowman Mirror

Funeral for Frank Pearson Held in Bolton

Funeral services for Frank Pearson were conducted at his Bolton home with burial in Bellefontaine. Attending from a distance were James B. Pearson and Anne E. Pearson, his parents, and other relatives including L. D., Hal, Verne, and Earl Pearson, sisters Mrs. W. Young, Mrs. Tom Shipp, Vivian Pearson, Mrs. Gilchrist and her son Walter, Emma Gilchrist, and Mrs. M. Bryant.

Psirisi Tus Tracy Ces Ghee Bolton Bellefontaine James B. Pearson Anne E. Pearson L. D Hal Verne Earl Pearson W. Young Tom Shipp Vivian Pearson Pearson Emma Gilchrist M. Bryant Journal

New Arrivals Reported From Geo Liter and Others

Chronology of births over a week includes a Geo Liter home boy, a W A Ver Meer son born October 7, a Boyert family welcomed a boy, a pare sonage daughter born last Friday with Rev De Leeuw caring for the infant, a Miles City Mont daughter born September 29 to J H Garber and Vern Young Garber son, Stoner George daughter born October 10, and H Van Rees welcoming a daughter on October 10 as well.

Geo. Liter Home W. A. Ver Meer J. H. Garberson Miles City Mont

Beyl to Occupy Pulpit at Second Reformed Church

Dr Beyl of Central College will occupy the pulpit at the Second Reformed Church next Sunday in both morning and evening services.

Dr. Beyl Central College Second Reformed Church

Church Services Move During Remodeling

During remodel work the First Reformed Church holds Sunday morning worship at the old Fourth Reformed Church and the afternoon service at the Second Reformed Church, keeping regular schedules.

First Reformed Fourth Reformed Church Second Reformed Church

Shoes With Six Month Guarantee Warned To Buyers

A fragment notes a sales pitch for men’s shoes offering a six month guarantee. It mentions the vendor spots A, Nn der Lingen, and Thos, Van der Werf, plus a visit to the Van der Werf parental home by an overyane day visitor.

Thos, van der Werf

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hol John Nollen Academy Gosselink Ethel Reese Madge Vanderzyle Webster School Main Street Christie Bros Kathryn Moore The Cretes Marie Smorenburg Teddy Elkins Chariton Chas, Roberts C. van Arkel Minnie Muscatine den Adel Town City Edith Porter Mr. P. Rua A. N. van der Linden Sam Hess Beys MC. S. Cafe Hand OF Death Mikesell Frank Pearson First Reformed Church
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