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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
5
A collage of notices and advertisements includes patent remedies, holiday goods, jewelry displays, saloon debates, and grocery offers. It mentions Hollister's Tea tablets, Christmas trees, a new guest in a New Hampshire farmhouse tale, local shop promotions, and a funeral in Hope Cemetery for Mr. Hagge aged over eighty.
A Hull Iowa high school meeting for teachers on December 11 1808 opens at 7 o clock with Supt Nevell presiding. The agenda includes a reading circle, impromptu talks by teachers on chapters from Sabin's Common Sense Didactics and other teaching topics, class recitations, a question box, social time, and dismissal at 4 45 P M.
The Presbyterian Guid men plan a chicken pie supper at the Hall on December 15 starting at 6 PM with a candy booth a Home Journal subscription booth Gibson pictures and a salon table for Christmas gifts. An excellent supper and social gathering await attendees.
Fr. Brown will deliver a talk at Hotel Liscoin on Thursday December 19. His work is described as always satisfactory and speaks for itself.
Welcome Township reports that students taught by H. M. Rombough have shown perfect attendance for the past three months. Names listed include Winnie Brunsting Katie Brunsting Lakie Branatiaz Albert Brunsting Jenny Brunsting Albert Wild Mae Muilenberg Neilie Muilenhers.
Notice records the First National Bank of Hull announcing its regular annual meeting in the Banking Room on Tuesday January 10 1905 between 10 10 and 4 0 pm with Cashier Wine. Also a separate sale order from Sioux County Iowa court directs a referees sale of Perkins lot in the unincorporated village of Perkins Sioux County Iowa to settle partition among plaintiffs led by Wilhelmina Gertrude Hopp et al and defendant Agney F Yepma with sale January 4 in front of the north court house at Orange City Iowa.
Claus Hagge, long time resident at his son Hans Hagge's home near Perkins, died last Wednesday. The funeral was held Friday with services conducted locally.
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