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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1904

Page

5

Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Congratulatory Note

On the fiftieth anniversary of your marriage your nieces and nephews and their children offer congratulations and present a token of gold. They praise the long noble life and wish many more years of happiness to Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Cole and related family members.

C. N. Cole E. M. Cole F. Cole J. S. Rhynsburger H. W de Booy Pella

Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrations and Fire News

Golden wedding report for Anna Caroline Bousquet and Dr. William Brooks LaForce notes a church ceremony at Second Reformed Church with family reception and European travel plans. Also updates on a severe Kruger building fire on East Franklin Street causing major losses to stock, tools, and library, with insurance details and early rebuilding efforts.

Anna Caroline Bousquet William Brooks LaForce Ottumwa Henry G. Cox Frank LaForce Louis, Bousquet Marie Josephine Bousquet W. J. van Kersen Robert McKee Lapsley Keokuk Charles R. LaForce Mendelssohn Gerard Nollen Homer J. Clark Bertha Central College Pella Grinnell Bryn Mawr College Des Moines Kruger Franklin Street Ten Brock Sut Walter Fowler Opera House Harness Shop Express Office Mfon J. L. Warren van Sittert Express Company Warren

Fort Dodge Band Heads to St Louis Encampment

The Fifty sixth regiment band of Fort Dodge, 36 men, will leave September 6 for St Louis to serve as the official band of the M W A at its national encampment. They earned the right by winning first prize at the Indianapolis encampment in June 1903 and will perform guard mount and dress parade for both brigades. The band will also enter the St Louis contest during the encampment, which lasts until September 12. Mrs Mary Van der Waal and her children visited her father R Van der Ploeg Wednesday.

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