To Rent Eight Room House With Barn and Cistern
Notice offers an eight room house for rent with a good cistern and barn. A good tenant is desired by WS Oftey.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
3
Notice offers an eight room house for rent with a good cistern and barn. A good tenant is desired by WS Oftey.
Mrs. Adam Fie Sr. aged wife and mother of seven died Thursday evening at home three miles southeast of Hull after Bright's disease. Born in Germany she moved to Sioux County in 1879 with her family and settled on the homestead. Funeral from the home tomorrow at one o'clock. left a husband and seven children, three daughters and four sons, all known in the community. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
Hull area items describe repair work on a public school roof, Court of Honor activities, funerals and visits, plus harvest wages and local travel. Military camp reports in Hull and nearby towns note a well managed three day gathering with governor visits and orderly camp teardown.
Camp Mattocks near Clear Lake hosts 32d Regiment drill and election drama while a letter from Geo. Worater in Manila dated June 11 1809 describes convalescence at a regimental hospital talks of local news and views on the Philippines war and prospects of returning home with plans to visit Japan and start a business venture.
The Co. Boon boys were warmly greeted by Clowns people on their return. After settling in at the arimory they were told to find their girls and proceed to the lawn for ice cream and cakes. The crowd welcomed them warmly, unlike last fall.
A brief notice states that letters remain ungently for recipient at the P O H B Pollich. Named individuals include Mr James Slavin and Gerrit Fredericks.
Des Moines critics denounce press censorship in the Philippine Islands and predict a major campaign issue this year. The Davenport Democrat lauds a Chicago Record report and calls for scrutiny of government treatment of soldiers. Iowa veterans return home as yellow journals push sensational coverage.
A clerk at a confectionery on First Avenue overpowered a thief who tried to open a cash drawer containing 37 cents. The burglar, warned with a playful exchange over candy, fled to the rear and was later escorted to the police station at East One Hundred Twenty-Sixth Street.
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