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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1909

Page

4

Leighton Community News Highlights Local Happenings

Fine rain helps crops as Rev Gerritsen conducts annual pastoral visits. Mrs Sjaardema of Pella visits Leighton. Versteeg and Tysseling receive flour and feed. G B Versteeg and daughter Gertrude travel to Grove County Kansas for a business week. New baker Rozing ready to open soon. Greek railroad workers pass through to Pella depot. J D Way sells his farm at 120 per acre. loss to the community. Mrs Hilda Harris returns home after hospital stay. Rev Heefiman fills M P church pulpit. Aylmore to preach another year. John Varenkamp visits Pella. Gertrude and Nellie accompany him. Will Holdsworth stays with daughter near Kellogg. twelve pound girl born, seventh daughter, no sons.

Leighton Gerritsen Sjaardema Pella G. B. Versteeg Peter DeCook Heefiman the Reformed Church M. P Brother Aylmore Aylmore John Varenkamp Gertrude Nellie Will Holdsworth Mrs. Horn Kellogg

Local visits and travel notes from Pella area

FIFIELD Harlie Carpenter and Charlie Wood were Pella visitors Saturday night. Mrs. Jane Houck of Knoxville visits her son Charles this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper's Red Rock relatives spent Sunday with them. Wilt Holtz and family attended the M. E. church in Pella. School opens Monday with Albert Crosby as teacher. Mrs. Rebecca Thomas visits daughter Mrs. G. W Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Sedrel visit relatives in Otley Friday. Nellie DeRaad visits uncle Nick Vos at Runnels Wednesday and Thursday. John Carpenter starts home to Munden Kansas, with his brother George to the Capitol City. A. D. Norris family, except Frank, leave for Shenandoah Indiana to manage coal chutes. Frank and Neal Robus retain chutes.

Harlie Carpenter Charlie Wood Pella Jane Houck Knoxville Charles Mrs. Cooper Red Rock Wilt Holtz M. E Nellie DeRaad Nick Vos Runnels John Carpenter Munden Kin George Capitol City A. D. Norris Frank Shenandoah Neal Robus K. Versteeg Leota

Wedding and travel notes from regional town activities

M Rhynaburger attended his niece Miss Minnie Tusseling and Frank Buckles wedding in Knoxville and plans a visit to Pella. Mrs D De Bruin and daughter return to Pella from visiting relatives in South Dakota. C Langstraat travels to Pella to bring back his mother. Miss Hattie Hospers departs for Ft Sill Oklahoma to teach and work with Indians. Bert Van der Maaten goes to Des Moines for the state fair and hints at visiting Pella. A westbound freight at Alton wrecks. Conductor Brace, two brakemen, and two passengers injured. track damage delays afternoon service.

M. Rhynaburger Minnie Tusseling Frank Buckles Knoxville Pella D. de Bruin Boyden Volga South Dakota C. Langstraat Mrs. Akkerman Hattie Hospers Ft. Sill Oklahoma Bert van der Maaten Des Moines Bert Alton Breton Brace Y Shasen Lackey Ireton Mullong

They Like It Who Eat It They Like It Who Eat It

An advertisement extols a familiar ice cream and invites readers to try it if they have not yet experienced the brand. It promises a pleasant discovery for new customers and emphasizes the product's niceness. The copy invites curiosity about the ice cream’s quality and taste.

Alton and Orange City Items Contest Reminder

Local notes remind residents of an upcoming contest. Officials from Alton and Orange City urge participation, with emphasis on eligibility and submission deadlines. Community groups coordinate efforts across both towns to boost engagement and ensure fair rules.

Local social notes and visits in Grinnell area

Sally and Pete Donselaar welcome baby Sadie Gove of Grinnell arrives for a brief city visit. Numerous residents travel between Pella, Sheldon, Prairie City, and nearby towns visiting relatives, attending fairs, and hosting guests. Public school opens with teachers Coles and Roten, while Miss Jennie Roten returns from Colorado for the season.

Pete Donselaar Sadie Gove Grinnell Rose Dick Newton Goldie Forsyth Jennie Roten Colorado Veldhuizen Pella van der Pol Peoria Mrs. G. van der Haart

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Lau Mey Wm.Van Rees H. Rhynsburger S. G. Vander Zyl Iowa DR. Asghenbrenner Geelhoed H. CG. Payne, M. D Ada M. French, M. D Drs. Faun & Frenchffice Citiz Sine National Bank John R. Dieleman OF Medad Mey Moma As G. Visser Buxton Versteeg Tysseling Grove County Kansas Rozing S. Bosma Duiker Wisconsin Mary Klaaren J. D. Way Mr. Way Hilda Harris Oskaloosa Hospital Howe of John van Baalen Fifield Albert Crosby Rebecca Thomas Mrs G. W Carpenter Simon Sedrel Otley D. Boland & Go Princess Talcum Miles Royal China M. Vander Linden Orange City Sally John Goemaat van Woerkum Oscar Holdsworth John Wisgerhof Coles Monroe Kate Huigen Prairie City Alton Democrat Hospers Mrs. H. Vander Waa Oskaloosa Old Settlers W. Nollen Herman Nollen J. T. Klein Platte Rogers Brossi A. N. Kuyper van Gorp Hkalyn
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