Local residents visit in Des Moines Otley Monroe and Pella
A series of Tuesday visits are reported: Meyer Langerak and Marion County Clerk candidacy noted, Town Jim De Wit in the capital, Mrs Gerrit Plette and two children in Prairie City, Mr and Mrs G B Crum and Mrs G Nibbelink in Otley, Mrs Miller Sexton returning to Newton, Mr and Mrs C Smorenburg in Des Moines, Mr and Mrs Frank Poortinga in Otley, H H Sadler in Des Moines, Mr and Mrs W M Livingston of Monroe with Herman Rietveld, Mrs T Burgraff visiting Otley, and Rev Ed L Mille with baby Francis May of Octavia Nebraska visiting Misa Dirkie High find in Pella before returning to Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Jim de Wit
Capital City
Gerrit Plette
Prairie City
G. B. Crum
G. Nibbelink
Otley
Ed L. Mille
Francis May
Octavia
Nebraska
Misa Dirkie
Pella
Monroe
Delia Laird
Fred Perry
J. D. Gases
Des Moines
O. H. Sisson
Second Term Posts and Locals From Pella Area
A string of local notes from Pella and surrounding towns mention visits by Mrs. W L Parsons to Otley and Mrs. W C Van Vark to her son’s home, funeral attendance in Oska longa, and ads seeking work for Cornicker. Janitor Langerak, 21 years on the Webster school job, suffers a foot injury keeping him idle briefly. Saturday marked a busy day for candidates in Pella with many coming and going, including Rev LR Bobbitt’s return from a trip and Dr J J Sybenga on town business. Several visiting relatives arrive or depart, with church figures and civic workers noted in town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Iowa
W. L Parsons
Otley
W. C. van Vark
Will Gosgelink
Oskalonga
Mary. Roberts
Mra. L. Ds Gosselink
Cornicker
H. Hamer
American House
Pella
LR. Bobbitt
J J. Sybenga
John Beyer
Prairie City
Gerrit T. van Zee
W. J. Evane
Hampton
Peter de Reus
Local Travellers and Visitors Share Weekend Notes
A. J. Kuyper rode to Newton Friday morning. Miss Mary Kiaaren from Eddyville visited friends and attended the women's missionary meeting Thursday evening. Mrs. Dena Vanderpol and Mrs. A. Van Polen traveled to Prairie City Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. P. Wagaman, who celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary. J. C. Collins, cashier of the Citizens National Bank at Knoxville, and his family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baron, then left for home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rozendal
J. Veenstra
Julia and
Irene van Zee
Leighton
J. G. Vanderpol
Dr. Aschenbrenner
Des Moines
A. J. Kuyper
Newton
Mary Kiaaren
Eddyville
Spokane Visit Ends for Iowa City Relative
A woman finishing a stay with her mother Mrs T J Edmand and other relatives in Iowa spent Monday afternoon returning to her home in Spokane Washington. Mrs J C Switzer of Iowa City also returned home Sunday after a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Edmand
Iowa
Spokane
Wash
J. C. Switzer
Iowa City
Family visitors share weekend in Independence Street area
Here with her daughter, Mrs. B. J. Rhynsburger, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Highland and baby of Waterloo visited over Sunday with Mr. Highland's brother and sister Andrew and Miss Derkie on Independence Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Rhynsburger
Jacob Highland
Baby
Waterloo
Mr. Highland
Andrew
Derkie
Independence Street
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Mies Marie Schutt
James Keables
Los Angeles
Calif
W. G. van der Ploeg
Knoxville
Chas. Fisk
Oakland
Nebr
S. H. Viereen
J. A. Pettit
Baptist Convention
Teunia Verros
Liter
South Peila
Liberty Street
Virgel
John Ten Fagen
Dr. Carpenter
Gerrit Fickse
Sioux Center
Beckering
Kiein
Law School
H. E. Norton
Ottumwa
Clarke Co
Blue Grass
United States
Bosserman Bros
Murray, Iowa
Wormhoudt’s
Wormhoudt'’s
H. D. Wormhoudt
the Hows Kuppenhame
Catherine Bobbitt
Tipton
Rev
L. R. Bobbitt
Progressive Party
Walter E Wellens
Bupsey
Chronicle
Frederick P. Noble
Plete
Puritan Drug CO
Kodaks
Eastmans
Hawkeyes
Premos
Ansco
Seneca, Ensigns
J. H. Reuvers
Eastman Postcards
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