Local Notes from Sully and Surrounding Areas
Mr. Taylor of Sully was in town on business with his auto. Mr. Gould of Anamosa visited his son-in-law Joe Sheesley for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Amlin left Thursday for a pleasure trip to Virginia. The boys around here canned a dog. P. H. Jackson drove from Oskaloosa to oversee local farms. Mr. and Mrs. John Dykstra and baby visited Thomassen’s home. Mrs. J. H. Thomassen spent days visiting relatives at Pella. Tutsy Hartgraves, now in Pella, spent Sunday with Walter Lunt. Rev. Jonkers preached his farewell sermon last Sunday. A public sale was held Monday led by Govert Vanderhart, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taylor
Sully
Mr. Gould
Anamosa
Joe Sheesley
Will de Bruyn
Pella
P. H. Jackson
Oskaloosa
John Dykstra
Baby
Thomassen
J. H. Thomassen
Tutsy Hartgraves
Peoria
Walter Lunt
Jonkers
Govert Vanderhart
John Temorus
Lake Prairie Township
Knoxville
A. M. Clark
Daisy
T. M. Clark
State of Washington
Clark Hhas
H. F. Durham
Warren County
Wabash Railroad Bridge
W. B. Durham
Vander Wal Returns Home From Davenport Visit
Mrs. Jno Vander Wal came back to her Davenport home last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. De Heus of Pella visited P. Boender and family. Miss Maggie Van Zee of Pella spent Sunday with the J. Vroom family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Vander Wal
Davenport
de Heus
Pella
P. Boender
Maggie van Zee
J. Vroom
Harvey Nebraska News Highlights Local Changes and Incidents
Miss Inez Brodess departed for Oskaloosa while Earnest and Grace Larew traveled there with her. A group of Southern Negroes arrived to work on cement plant rail repairs. A bridge crew and a Harvey school staff improve local buildings and education. A cellar collapse at Mercantile Co store caused damage and extra work. An accident injured Nieswanger as his horse bolted. Residents move, rent properties, and visit relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Woods
Danny Redding
Missouri
Miss Inez Brodess
Oskaloosa
Earnest Larew
Miss Grace Larew
Harvey
Grace Laren
Mary Matthews
Nora White
Mae Goldizen
Mercantile Co
Notice of Lost Insurance Policies in Pella Iowa
Notice to whom it may concern that fire insurance policies Nos 374 to 400 and dwelling house policies Nos 5006 to 5025 issued through Thomassen and Thomassen in Pella Iowa have been mislaid lost or stolen. The company Northwestern National Insurance Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin declares the policies void and of no effect. Agents: Thomassen and Thomassen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
Thomassen & Thomassen
Northwestern National Insurance Commany
Muulwaukee
Wisconsin
Van der Linden property public auction notice
A six room brick house with frame kitchen and good cellar, barn, and fruit trees on Main street opposite the Methodist church will be sold at public auction Saturday afternoon November 6 1907 at 1 30 o’clock. M Porter Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
van der Linden
M. Porter
Prairie City and area travel and local notices
Miss Mable Grandia visits Prairie City while relatives host in the Grandia home. Mrs. Leonard Ver Ploeg and Christine Vander Zyl visit in Pella. John Vroom arrives from Sheldon for a family gathering. Dr. Howe treats Irene Meppelink after a wrist fracture at the A Van Duren home. Will Van Duren wins a stove at a local promotion. Teachers’ Convention in Leighton a success. Several residents travel, move, or visit, including Clark family heading to Washington and Alva Breckenridge preparing to move to Missouri. A gas light plant is installed at the Rankin home and a marriage is rumored for the Rankin daughter. A destructive Sunday fire destroys a W. Hi Norris residence in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ver Ploeg
Christine Vander Zyl
Pella
John Vroom
Sheldon
K. J. Dykema
Fulton
Richard Rempe
Drake University
Des Moines
Rempe
Henry Ver Ploeg
Kryne
A. van Duren
Irene Meppelink
Howe
Leighton
Will van Duren
Pref. C. H. Longwell
Prof
Cepher
U.S
Emily Harsin
Knoxville
J. D
Clay Township
Harsin
Iler
Lake Prairie Township
Sandridge
Skunk River
Tunis Visser
Keokuk
Asberry Rankin
Here
Plymouth Church
Rankin
Harvey Items and Local Visits Reported
Mrs. J. Baylees and daughter Leila visited in Des Moines on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley of Everist visited Mrs. S. T. Maddy, her sister. Mr. Barker, editor of the Harvey News, was in Chicago. The M E Church is being repaired this week with no Sunday services. Harley Ward, the C B and Q agent, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Baylees
Leila
Des Moines
Mrs. Cooley
Everist
S. T. Maddy
Barker
The
Harvey News
Chicago
Des Capital Bargain: Yearly Capital for $2 During December Week
The Des Moines Capital offers a yearly subscription for 1908 at $2.00 during Bargain Days from December 21 to 28. Old subscribers must pay arrears to January 1 and renew for 1908, by mail or via postmaster, newsdealer, or publisher. The Capital provides full AP reports and Iowa world news, with strong market coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Young
Iowa
Associated Press
News of
the World
Aisit
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Grass
Melton
van den Oever
van den Berg
Packard
Stout
Will Amlin
Virginia
Leighton News
Nieswanger
Mr. Nieswanger
Korsa
Orange City News
Kate den Adel
Florence Popma
S. Plopster
Boston Ladies
Quartette
Vans Shoe
Boston
Mable Grandia
Prairie City
Durham News
Alva Breckenridge
Ozark Mountain
W. Hi, Norris
Eitiee
DES
Royal Tailors
New York
M. Vander
Linden
Good Farm
H, van Spanckeren
Jrey
M. van der Linden
Street & Smith
Peck
Alger
Henry
Frank Merriwell
Holmes
Vander Linden
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