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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1907

Page

2

Local notes from Sioux County Herald detail area visits and incidents

A roundup of residents traveling to Pella Sheldon and other towns, with church mission plans in Kansas and a plan to start a new Reformed church. Reports include a serious river bottom accident near Wabash bridge where John Rae lost toes, sawmill activity by Rae Brothers, and community events such as a 10 cent M E Ladies Aid supper. Also noted are farm moves, sales and purchases, and relatives visiting Harvey, Des Moines, and Idaho.

W. T. McDaniel Oskaloosa Isaac Roorda S. T. Maddy W. R. Dickey South Dakota Dakota M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society Wabash Bridge Rae Brothers John Rae Tracy Wm. McLaughlin Harvey Madison County Winterset John Chrisman Nebraska

Local arrivals and an education meeting in Leighton

Leighton welcomes visitors including Miss Kate Van Reulder and Miss Alice Groenenboom last Sunday. Pella residents Mrs. Geo Ramsay and Mrs. G G Vander Zyl called visiting families. Davenport visitors Mrs John Vander Wal and two children arrived to stay with the Ver Ploeg family. The Misses Gretta Vander Haar and May Klaaren attended the Classical Conference in Pella. An educational meeting is set for Oct 26 in Leighton with lectures by O H Longwell of Highland Park College. Local blacksmith Laman reports strong trade.

Kate van Reulder Alice Groenenboom Geo. Ramsay Pella G. Ver Ploeg John Vander Wal Davenport Ver Ploeg Gretta Vander Haar May Klaaren Leighton O. H. Longwell Highland Park College of Des Moines

Community Notes on Local Clergy and Moves

Our doctor P. T. Logue leaves for Searsboro. Rev. Mr. Jonkers departs to New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Smith move to Newton for winter. Mrs. John Warren and children head back to What Cheer area. Rev. Monkman and Harvey Rhynsburger visit. Monkman preaches at M E church. William De Bruyn notes Pella Creamery station here and rail road talk. Call for more correspondents. sales active. local printing and rush service offered.

P. T. Logue Searsboro Mr. Jonkers Christian Reformed Church Paterson New Jersey John Warren Clarence Warren Rev. Monkman Harvey Rhynsburger Pella Monkman M. E. Church William de Bruyn Will

Rummage Sale at Van Stigt Building This Week

Residents asked to hold in readiness clothing dishes furniture and any discard items for collection by solicitors. The rummage sale will be held Friday and Saturday November 1 and 2 at the A Van Stigt building on the northwest corner of Square. Committee

A. van Stigt

Scrap Iron and Rubber Dealer Ad by B Mintzer

Local ad urges buyers to bring scrap iron rubbers metals hides and furs to dealer B Mintzer near Blommers mill. Mintzer offers 50c per good iron and 6c per rubber and promises fair value payment and prompt service. Contact by phone numbers 23 or 174 for weighing and sales.

B. Mintzer Blommers’ Mill

Simple home remedy for kidney trouble recipe

An eminent authority quotes a New York daily news article endorsing a home mix ture to relieve kidney trouble before Brights disease. The formula combines Fluid Extract Dandelion Comp Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with guidance to take a teaspoon after meals and at night, claiming soothing kidney healing and relief from rheumatism and blood impurities.

New York Bright

A Good Story If True About a Calefinder Baby Weighing

A humorous anecdote tells of a fond father without a scale borrowing the iceman’s to weigh his newborn heir and being astonished to find the infant weighed forty five pounds.

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