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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
4
Jellé Werkhoven of Merry-go-rous fame will run two moving picture shows for community benefit during the year while overseeing ore house operations. Local residents report a lively mix of social visits, travel, and church activities as friends gather and news spreads through Rock Valley.
Sioux Center report notes newborn daughters for John Lockhorst A VanDiesen and Tunis Frat. Johannah Schaap has scarlet fever and her sister Lucile is seriously ill with syphilis. A trained nurse attends.
Typhoid fever is prevalent with cases including Wifie Goemans H J Sebalekamp Mrs Jerry Hasseloo Jeanette Brinks A VandenBos and Alfred Lubbers Roy Lubbers and Henry Euenhuis recovering. A movement to organize an American Reformed church is under way. a Friday meeting raised 720 for a preacher's salary. Sioux Center defeats Doon 10 to 0 in a pitcher’s duel with Mellette fanning 14 and VanderVelte 10. gate receipts near 250 with 60 percent to the winner and a 200 side bet.
Local notes list visits and social calls across Iowa and Minnesota towns. Mrs H G Tuttle and Wilson visit Guttenburg. Misa Minnie Schaap travels to Orange City. Mrs Kessler and daughter stay with Maude Jackson. Dr Brink and wife at Sioux Rapids. G L Steeler family to Mitchell. Miaw Johanna Veenscholten returns from Orange City. Misa K M Cole returns home to Milton Wise after two months with her father. Norman Lowry of Wells visits. A Kwikkel suffers needle injury and surgery to remove it. Drs Maria and Stoehr operate to extract needle fragment. Garret Grooters family from Fort Dodge visits. B Maris of Hull in town.
John De Koster and fellow ranchers on a return trip from Choteau Montana encountered a late night train stop near Grand Forks North Dakota when masked robbers halted the Pullman car. Lights were out and doors locked but no one was harmed though passengers lost sums of money. The trio returned last Thursday.
A. P. Jensen, who has been visiting Tull friends, began his journey home on Tuesday. He traveled first to Inwowd from Mindloft, then proceeded to Los Angeles the following day.
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