Neighborhood News In Albia and nearby towns update
Jerry Wilcox from Knoxville called Sunday. Mrs Hibbits spent Saturday in Bussey. Amanda Myers Sundayed with Albia friends. Jno Carr did business in Albia early week. Tom Cole of Albia did business in our city Tuesday. Alice Van Skiver of Albia visited home folks Sunday. Frank Trass traveled to Chariton Tuesday for an uncle’s funeral. Delzia Gross of Grinnell is visiting Rev Right. W S Rice sold hardware stock to Castner Cole of Albia. J J Carr bought O Y Chamberlin property in Spencer addition. Harry Conwell at Business College in the capital city spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Olando Cobb welcomed a baby girl. Mary Abegglen returned to Peoria after a week’s visit. J M Kennedy and George Bonnifield visited Bonnifield home near Knoxville. Jas H Barnard rests. Henry Bevans of Missouri takes his place at Q depot. Dave Miller and wife go to Minnesota to visit relatives and seek a farm. Grandpa Hammill died last Tuesday after cancer and was buried in Lowman cemetery Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice van Skiver
Albia
Frank Trass
Chariton
Delzia Gross
Grinnell
J. J. Carr
O. Y. Chamberlin
Spencer Addition
Harry Conwell
Business
Capital City
Olando Cobb
Lan
Mary Abegglen
Peoria
Illinois
J. M. Kennedy
George Bonnifield
Bonnifield
Knoxville
Dave Miller
Minnesota
Grandpa Hammil
Lowman
Runnels Area Notes Include Visitors and Local News
Mrs Alice Asher visits her Missouri relatives editor R E Morris tours Capital City on Tuesday G P Scoval and kin return from Minnesota Mrs Titus and daughter of Chicago visit parsonage Wesley Ash of Carbondale visits Runnels friends Saturday evening Runnells loses to Vandalia 9 to 1 J J Draper and wife arrive from Des Moines for a short stay Mr and Mrs Brookhart and Miss Emma Carlson visit from Des Moines Several new smallpox cases close schools and churches in town DURHAM R A Sharon near finish plastering a residence for George Harrington Jacob Hammond a farmer from Vigilance checks in Early corn in this area avoids frost good yield David Cummings moves to Pella Miss Ethel Roberts returns home from Knoxville H Redding Doc Roberts and Ray Roberts at J Laynadhan barn William Gaston and mother visit Clark family Mrs Gas ton sister of Mr Clark Old Settlers reunion at Knoxville sluggish by mud Stephen Bivans Knoxville visits relatives Mrs Henry Beaver Thompson Welch Cedar Falls and John McMillan Knoxville callers at T T McMillan home John McMillan and Thomas Welch Cedar Falls visit Knoxville area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Morris
Capital City
G. P. Scoval
Minnesota
Brookhart
Emma Carlson
Des Moines
H. Redding
Doc Roberts
Ray Roberts
Laynadhan
William Gaston
Mother F
Kalona
Capt. Clark
Mrs. Gaston
Mr. Clark
Caught on First Bounce In Montana And Other Local Notes
Snow fell at Butte Montana on Wednesday of last week. Ottumwa fights to pass an ordinance mixing with city water. Four Centerville inmates escaped. $100 reward offered. Des Moines barbers strike. bosses work only. A drunk man found asleep on a Wabash locomotive pilot in Ottumwa. Jesse Caviness shoots neighbor C E Dowe in self defense near Lucas. Brooks Story escapes penitentiary to visit sick wife. returns to surrender. Marie Costeau of Burlington complains Roosevelt rejected fancy flag gift. Salt water pumped into wells near Beaumont Texas denied by experts. A cocaine fiend found at Ottumwa depot. dies after seizure. Right-side heart found in 31-year-old Colorado Springs man. Sherrard of Appanoose county sells $27,000 in bonds to Bechtel of Davenport. 4% yield not offered. Autumn millinery trends feature soft hats with feathers, toques, ostrich plumes in pale tints and black chenille braids from Delineator October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Ottumwa
Centerville
Des Moines
Beaumont
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Wabash
Double Wedding at Otley Described in Full
The Des Moines Register and Leader recounts a double wedding at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. K. Boer in Otley. Antoinette C. Boer wed C. Fred Oltmans of Grand Rapids Michigan, and Marie K. Boer wed Rev. J. J. DePree of Alta Iowa. The ceremony featured a floral arch and bell, with flowers by the bridal party and guests, followed by refreshments served by Miss Hendershot. Out of town guests included Rev. and Mrs. James DePree and Rev. A. Oltmans among others with plans for future homecomings in Grand Rapids and Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley
Des Moines Register and Leader
H. K. Boer
Antoinette C. Boer
C. Fred Oltmans
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marie K. Boer
J. J. DePree
Alta, Ia
Lohengrin
Janet Boer
Florence van Speren
Gertrude Klyn
Charlotte Boer
Tunette van Speren
Rey “Boer
Hendershot
James DePree
Sioux City
A. Oltmans
D. D
Tokio
Japan
John H. DePree
Zealand
Report of the Condition of the Pella National Bank
Report of the Condition of the Pella National Bank at Pella Town State as of September 9 1903. Reflects assets including loans and discounts U S bonds to secure circulation and reserves. Notes indicate capital stock paid in profits and expenses and taxes with figures showing totals and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella National Bank
Pella
U. S
Os Eee
Stn
Bass Om Gapleal
Lens
Natlopaltals Sena Se
Uncle Tom company entertains city crowd with parade and fine acts
Terry's Uncle Tom company performed last Monday evening in our city after a daytime parade that drew many residents. The show received praise for strong performances and lively specialties, with a first‑class band and orchestra entertaining from entry to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Uncle Tom
Pella
A Purgative Pleasure Sales Pitch for Little Early Risers
A promotional note extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a purgative pill that cleanses the liver and bile without harsh effects. It claims no griping or weakness and adds tone to tissues, with a Houston, Texas user endorsing it for constipation and headache. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. H.howell
Houston
Tex
Life saved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
B L Byer, a well known cooper of this town, says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life last summer. He had suffered a month with bilioua dysentery, and nothing to help until he tried this remedy, which gave him immediate relief. Hancock Md Stubenrauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Byer
Chamberlain
Chant
Hancock
Stubenrauch
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Lovilia
Jerry Wilcox
C. L. Hibbits
Bussey
Amanda Myers
Jno. Carr
Tom Cole
Our City
W. S. Rice
Castner & Cole
Jas. H. Barnard
Henry Bevans
Missouri
Q. Depot
Runnells
Mrs
Alice Asher
Vandalia
J. J. Draper
Durham
R. A. Sharon
George Harrington
Jacob Hammond
David Cummings
Ethel Roberts
Clay Township
Stephen Bivans
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Henry Beaver
Thompson Welch
Cedar Falls
Iowa
John McMillan
T. T. McMillan
Sherman
Bussey Banner
Thomas Welch
Mr. Welch
Jesse Caviness
Lucas
C. E. Dowe
Caviness
Brooks Story
New Orleans
Marie Costeau
Burlington
Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sherrard
Appanoose County
George M. Bechtel
Davenport
Geo. M. Bechtel
Vais
Total
D. L. Beach
Clover Nook Farm
Greenfield
Mass
Allen & Stubenrauch Druggists
G.W. Howell
Chicago Great Western Railyway
Kansas City
St. Joe
Aegas
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Charles H. Booth
Englewood, N. J
Englewood
N. J
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boots
America
Mutual Life's
Mutual Life
Booth
the Mutual Life
W. W. Cook
Pella, Iowa
Mrs. Stonaker
Dennis
Mrs. Stonaker-Dennis
Isaac
Mrs. de Bruyn
Vander Zyl
Stout