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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

4

Talks About Teeth Giving Perfect Satisfaction

An advertisement touts Harmon Bros. dentists offering quick relief from decayed teeth and inflamed gums. It highlights eight electrical pain-saving appliances, white enamel equipment, four chairs, and one or two visits for serious defects. A free consultation is offered with a booklet available by mail.

Harmon Bros Guy Harmon BOS Dentists, Inc Butte 5Th Walnut Des Moines Towa

Local residents attend to taxes and building plans

Gordove Ji Mi Hartlind and Carr attended to county business and tax payments. Frank Ford is building a barn for Paul Harp. Jacob Shilling prepares lumber for a new kitchen and will begin work at the stated price. Hart and wife visited Fifield with Ed Kingory. John Wilber and wife from Missouri visit Mathew Karr. Jacob Shilling and May DeBok visited H Kingory. Ed Amick returns from North Dakota after his father's funeral.

Ji Mi Hartlind Will Carr Frank Ford Paul Harp Jacob Shilling Price Hart Fifield Ed Kingory John ‘Wilber Missouri Mathew Karr May DeBok H. Kingory Ed Amick North Dakota

Frank Roberts Visits Ottumwa and Family Notes

Frank Roberts went to Ottumwa last Thursday with his grandmother Mrs CG H Durham returning to her home near Hedrick. Chast McMillan of Keokuk spent Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs T T McMillan. Will Wolver's have moved to Durham. Mrs Della Whaley of Fox Lake Minn is visiting at W S Whaley's. J T McMillan loaded out a car of oats and barley this week. Mr and Mrs Henry Zinsmaster went to Des Moines Saturday to visit relatives and attend the fair. Ray Roberts is in Prairie City for a Rock Island position. Jim Monroe of Sterling Colo and nephews Clarence and Charley Monroe visited at T T McMillan's last. Chet Turner went to Des Moines Sunday. C Loynachan shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago Monday night.

Frank Roberts Ottumwa Della Whaley Fox Lake Minn J. T. McMillan Henry Zinsmaster Des Moines Ray Roberts Prairie City Rock Island Ie Jimim Monroe Sterling Colo Clarence Charley Monroe T. T. McMillan Chet Turner Loynachan Chicago News- Tribune

Harvey Family News and Local Building Updates

Fred Harrington advances a foundation for a new barn while Thompeson of Olivetwaa visits with his son D A. Harvey relatives entertain H Downing of Knoxville and A L Harvey displays a 14 foot corn stack at First National Bank. The Harvey Public Schools open Monday with Miss Hyatt of Knoxville as principal.

Fred Harrington Thompeson Olivetwaa D. A H. Downing Knoxville Giater A. L. Harvey A.J. Hanna Doe Norris First National Bank Town Harvey Hus

Local Residents Visit and Notable Death Reported

Orange City residents and visiting guests from Pella Milford Beresford South Dakota Sioux Center and Chicago gather for visits as Rev Fred Lubbers relocates to Sioux Center. Mrs P De Pree dies in Grand Rapids Michigan funeral held Monday. Soba Vande Steeg travels to Detroit to join Mae Showpers for a Detroit visit with friends.

Mra. van Ommen Pella P. Muilenburg Milford d Gerrit Vander Aarde V. H. Muilenburg Cora Gerrit Muilenburg Beresford South Dakota Fred Lubbers Sioux Center D. Welle Chicago H. P. Oggel P. de Pree Grand Rapids Michigan Soba Vande Steeg Detroit Misa] Mae Grand He. Thomas

Croatt Sells Farm and Leaves area for Dakota

Nic Croatt of north of town sold his farm to Mr. Aumen of Remzen for 110 dollars an acre. He plans to move to Dakota to take up farming again. The community regrets his departure after a Sunday visit by Mrs. Ben Hoeven and children to John De Bruin’s home.

Sédde Hick Faye Ben “Hoeven Ands Chilldren George John de Bruin Nic Croatt Town Hia Aumen Remzen

County Seat Happenings From The Journal 1910

Local notes report births at the State Inebriate Hospital and a Des Moines surgical return for Mrs. Pack. Rural teaching plans in Marion County, travel by John Shirey and Otto Emerson to lease a 700 acre farm near Minneapolis. Births, sickness, a sewer worker injury, recovery of Ora Davis in Denver, and a bold wager by C M Palmer on Iowa agricultural prospects.

G. Whitmer Whitmer George Pack Des Moines John Shirey Otto Emerson Minnesota Great Wheat Belt Minneapolis Ed. E. Barge Forrest Moore Knoxville Township Orion Texas Marion County W.c.ruckman Marietta South Dakota Finarty Ora Davis Denver LaFayette Col St. Joseph’s Hospital Wm. Davis Phillip Davis C. M. Palmer Knoxville Iowa Ford Swan Colorado Nebraska

Special 5 Cent Ice Cream Sundaes Offer

Sam Cole the druggist will offer a special bargain in Ice Cream Sundaes and Sodas at 5 cents per dish next Saturday September 10. Come in and get acquainted.

Sam Cole

Clint Price to Be Elected in Des Moines Area

Sigourney Review reports a Des Moines gathering where Prof Athearn, a progressive ally of Mayor Hanna's campaign, predicts Clint Price will be elected to Congress. The remarks address political conditions and Democratic support as spring campaigning unfolds.

Clint Price Sigourney Review Prof Athearn Des Moines Pare Athearn Gentileman Hanna Des, Moines Congress

Hollanders Help Shape Eddyville Church Legacy

The Rev Carter welcomed Dutch and local families to Eddyville in praise of a new church and pastor. History notes migration from Pella to Eddyville, with growth from nine to thirty nine members in full communion and the dedication of a house of worship and a parsonage.

Carter Leeds M. E. Church Manson Pella S. Vander Werf Eddyville H. van der Pol H. Boerma M. Maaskant C. Wesseling

Bringing Them In That Willis Wood Grows Big Melons

Willis Wood shown mastery of melon growing by producing a mirror sized fruit. He left a melon at the Chronicle office and invited staff to sample it. The staff joined and voted Wood the best melon raiser in Iowa.

Willis Wood Chronicle Mr. Wood Iowa Brother Wood

Special Train Almost Ditched Headline

A special excursion train to the state fair nearly faced a ditching incident as it departed the city. Details describe a near mishap with the train leaving late and prompting swift safety checks.

Fair Ity Orelock Ibout

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