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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
5
Mrs Schweiger sends a cheerful New Year greeting from Orange City. The column notes community happenings including a large sale proceeds over 53 500, oil delivery by L. Lickel, and sale bills for Wm Winkler. Residents visit friends in Boyden RUM Valley Hartley and Emmons County trips are mentioned. Church services are announced and Len Tamplin arrived in Oregon for a visit.
Readable items describe visitors such as George FP Handling in Des Moines and Wegener relatives, births and moves like the Keele family welcoming a daughter, local church events, school and holiday activities, farm trade, and road conditions amid winter. Various locals travel to Hull and nearby towns, with social notes on dancing, preaching, and community news.
The poem laments a year’s end as nature grieves and time fades. It speaks of mortality and farewell, with images of fading June, sighing forests, and friends departing. A reflective meditation on change, memory, and loss concludes with a gentle blessing.
Land sale advertised for the south half of Section 17 97 44 in Sheridan Township Sioux county. Also offers a good town property in Hull. For particulars call the undersigned J S Wilson Referee.
A social note from Sioux City on December 24, 2009 praises David DeRoos and Misa Floy York as a couple, noting her as a welcomed match for his business and household plans. The text expresses hopes for their future happiness and prosperity as they begin life together.
The piano contest at George P. Hunlings closed at nine o clock on Friday evening. Theresa Booguagl was named the lucky person as the contest after its first week drew popularity and attendees.
The article notes strong attendance for the Diamond Concert Co show and a charity medicine sale. Viva Hodge and Sylvia Beckman led the popularity contest with Viva winning by a narrow margin, earning the title most popular lady of the community and a gold watch prize.
Annual notice for stockholders of First National Bank of Hull Iowa to meet at bank rooms Hull Iowa between 10 a m and 4 p m on Tuesday January 10 1910 for election of directors and other business. J S Wilson cashier.
Store offers 20 percent off all ladies misses and children's cloaks until January 1 1910. Ladies furs also discounted by 20 percent.
After Sabbath school at 10:00 AM all remain for worship with service starting 11:00 AM The morning sermon title is The Opportunity of 1910 7 The Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at 6 30 PM precedes the evening sermon The Destroyer of Courtesy The Men's Table Class meets 3 00 to 3 20 PM Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7 PM All welcome
Paromers Huibregtse and Mr John Lanemert plan a marriage after a ceremony that vows a wife who is industrious, educated, and devoted. The bride, Huibregtse, is described as vivacious and highly qualified for a home life with her chosen partner. The groom left for a short visit, hoping their life together will be blessed, with December 24th marked as a hopeful anniversary.
Fragmentary note thanks supporters and remarks on an attempted accusation or contest last week. Mentions Sylvia Beckman and a call for friends who supported her candidacy.
A note expresses gratitude for a purse of thirty nine dollars and twenty five cents given by business men and phone patrons. The writer, Lona Nuibreptec, Telephone Grerator, thanks them and wishes a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
A public thanks from Theresa Boogaard to all who helped secure the piano for the George P. Handling piano contest. She expresses gratitude for the support and the pleasure of receiving it.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Preaching at 11 00 a m Junior League at 3 00 p m Epworth League at 7 00 p m Preaching at 9 00 p m You will be welcome to all these services
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