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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
4
A sudden horse related mishap at the Cysbert Veldhuisers home claims the life of the elderly farmer Mr. Veldhuigen who died the same evening. He leaves a wife and eight children. In a separate incident D J DeHoogh survives a dangerous bull attack and is expected to recover after the animal is killed.
Additional Hull News notes Byron Still and family from Inwood visited at J. W Stull’s home last week. J. W. Heach visited his son Dr L Heach and family this week. Mr Vandersop and J Kohnke returned from California. Mrs Lincoln sought ivy poisoning specialist in Sheldon. Editor and Mrs Van Dennelaar and others planned an Arnolds Park Lake Okiboji outing, leaving for several days. The Douglages and a friend drove from Elk Point for a Claude Shaffer visit but rain forced return by train.
Sunday services announce morning subject Isaiah’s Vindication Through the Destruction of Sennacherib and an evening talk Daniel’s Preparation for His Lifework. Sunday School at 10, C E at 7, topic Mission-Progress in North America per Acts 2 1 21. Maud Hawkins to lead. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Peter Wallinga’s home.
The funeral of the P. Horn baby drew a large crowd. Myrtle and Nellie DeValois visit Hull relatives this week. Mrs. FP Work hosts a guest from Sioux City. St Rikkers Sisal and family from Hull visit Boyden. Ella Dickever Verrips Dora Van Stryland visit Sheldon. Farmers Cooperative Association erects new coal sheds, with Kargen and Dickens carrying out the work.
To whom it may concern you are notified to appear at the Court House in Orange City Sioux County Iowa on September ath 1912 at 2 PM to attend probate of an instrument purporting to be the last Will and Testament of J A Roos late of Sioux County Iowa deceased You must show cause why the Will should not be admitted to probate Dated July 18 1912 Olin G Reininger Clerk of the District Court Seal
Gallery announces Fred Lensink is ready to handle photography work at a new studio five doors north of Schweiger corner. A Effingham School graduate promises guaranteed, prompt service with modern equipment and right prices. Watch for baby day and free baby pictures in these columns.
Attorney VanQosterhout and Mr Short of Orange City toured the county seat in a new Cadillac on Wednesday. Wilson brothers and C. Wilson of Estherville visited last week while Rock Island Railway superintendent Wilson resided at Esther ville. Helen Dethmers of Boyden called on friends Monday. D J DeHoogh near Boyden was attacked by a 2200 pound prize Holstein bull on his farm last Saturday, breaking several ribs and leaving him in care of two physicians. the animal was killed.
Gerrit VanRoekel reports the birth of big boned Duroc Jersey boars in February and March 1912 at his farm located three and one half miles north of Sioux Center.
Mrs Warren invites public patronage to her photograph gallery, promising good work and extending a cordial welcome to visitors seeking portraiture.
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