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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
3
Local notices describe a three-year-old thoroughbred stallion named Young Toi, described as handsome and full of life, available for a season at Ball Farm with a fee of 84.00. Additional items note delays in Jewish State Dental Company shipments and various social and civic announcements, including cemetery work, visitors, and community events.
Misa Selma Wiein and James A Hawkins united in marriage Thursday evening at the home of the bride’s parents north west of town in front of a small group of relatives and friends. The couple will reside at the home previously occupied by the Mr P Miller family after the ceremony.
The notice reports the upcoming union of a Bull resident bride and groom, highlighting the bride as young and well known to Bull families. Roy Denby is cited as a longtime Bull native. Friends express best wishes for a joyful marriage and future happiness.
Report on the Professional Teachers Association program at Rock Valley with sessions May 15 and 17 including Music Address of Welcome by Mayor Reiniger and a lecture on The Philosophy of the Beautiful by J Lorenzo. Also notes social events and veteran gathering anecdotes.
A chaotic scene unfolds when a boy narrowly avoids a serious injury during a train incident. Onlookers note the danger and react, with the rider expressed relief that the crew and passengers managed to avert a worse outcome.
A special free program accompanies a May Sunday excursion to Eureka with a 1:00 p.m. concert in the large pavilion. Madam Fran cos Laltns of Ss. Pail, Grand Concert, will perform. Sleeping cars and round trips from Ball are offered, with excursion tickets valid through May 18. Reservations via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul agent.
An address by Jurepo Choate, U S ambassador to Great Britain, surveys Abraham Lincoln’s career and character in two world wars era context. The piece, praising Lincoln, is published by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and offered for 1 cent postage via FP A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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