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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
5
Furniture store ad copy promotes pianos for sale and highlights other regional sales including boy's shoes at Kloek's and fall suits at Mrs Schweiger's in a busy local shopping scene.
A sprawling hull Iowa page lists ads, social notes, and arrivals. Names such as E H Reimann Mrs Schweiger Lensink Bell Van Wyk and many Hull area residents appear with visits sales births and travels. The column mixes family tidbits church notes and sale announcements with local business promotions and weather mentions.
The band gave another open air concert Saturday evening to general praise and announc es plans for a repeat next Saturday if weather permits. The program includes Fail in Line Monarch Medley Overture Serenade d Amor Ya Paloma Greeting to Dexter and other pieces. All who love instrumental music are invited to attend the outdoor performance.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian church both morning and evening with Sabbath School and Christian Endeavor prayer-meeting at usual hours. The morning sermon will cover God's Comfort and Encouragement. Evening service unites with the M. E. L. congregation in the Presbyterian church. Prayer-meeting each Thursday. All invited.
Advertisement for rent of the John Kaewel Estate a good house with three acres of land suitable for a retired farmer. Executors J A Saver administrator Struble Iowa or B H Remann Hull Iowa listed contact points.
Local notes report wet roads hinder Wednesday travel as a group led by Stuart Sawyer turned back from Howpera due to rain. Miss Mars Green convalesces after illness while Mary remains in infancy period recovery. The Retail Merchants picnic at Rock Valley drew poor crowds amid bad weather, though some merchants attended. Mrs Mary Lickle advertises a Hull furniture sale before relocating August 27. Sioux Center plans 40th anniversary of Sioux County settlement on September 7 with program to follow. Contestants vie for a $10 gold locket and chain as votes feed into the piano, talking machine and gold watch promotion with one week left.
A local notice invites women to bring money to win a free locket and chain. The top contributor gains votes equal to half their money for a piano contest, while the second place recipient earns votes equal to the money they turn in, effectively doubling their votes.
A Mosgrove based Missionary Picnic drew nearly a thousand attendees after an overcast morning. Speakers including Rev. G H Douwstra joined the event with Douwstra excused due to lateness. Collection reached 284 dollars with refreshment profits pushing the total above 350 dollars. Attendees included visitors from Alton, Orange City, Maurice, Sioux Center, Middleburg, Newkirk, Rock Valley and Doon.
Mr and Mrs John Wiersma Jr from Orange City visit relatives and friends. They could not leave after a single day because their circle of friends is large and timeful.
A young girl fell fourteen feet from a railing after it gave way. She landed on soft ground and sat down beside a stick with a ten penny nail protruding through it. The nail penetrated deeply, but a doctor treated her and she is recovering. jumping earlier could have been worse.
Six bands will perform in downtown streets forenoons at the fair grounds and at night in the city during the week of September 19. There are no night attractions at the grounds and the entire show is in the city. The business district will be lit with electric lights for Fair week.
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