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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
5
Community items from Orange City cover arrivals and departures, store upgrades, new lighting, restaurant changes, and social events. Notables include Mr Ottley joining the Tamplin family, the Excelkior Bakery sale to G DeBoer, and the Bachelor Club forming with officers Gene Hogan president and others.
Notice of annual meeting for the shareholders of the First National Bank of Hall to be held at the bank’s rooms in Hall, Tans, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tuesday, January 13th, for election of directors and other business. J. & Winson, cashier.
In the Teton hotel parlor at Sioux Falls on a Wednesday afternoon, Mrs William F Lincoln and Miss Rue Lincoln wed with Rev Brown officiating. The bride, a Minnesota lady of many accomplishments, becomes a devoted partner to Mr. Linden, a trusted gentleman capable of bearing the duties ahead.
Welding stationery sold at the Index office. A Hull visitor from Lock Valley spent part of last week at the Index Office. Walter Van Dyk’s tile work was under the caretaker’s supervision for part of the week. Herman Foukisn assisted Stehrenberg and Maris at Borden. Henry Wandscheer visited from Sioux Center and met Miss Lillie Lincoln from Sioux City to meet her new sister wife. Weir Putnam advertise Wiedroom Sails from 4.00 down. Christmas gifts urged for newly married couples. Nellie Bos returns home from Ackley. S. Robyn visited Rock Valley yesterday. Vanderberg of Perkins ill with lung fever. Ralph Eastein from Carmel subscribed to the Index. Grange City agent Will Roreboom visited Gret. George Bain renewed acquaintances. George Bundling escaped a near-miss when a trap door incident startled both men. No serious injuries reported.
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