Memorial Sunday Services at Opera Hall Feature Sermon
Memorial Sunday lists a memorial service at the Opera Hall on Sunday May 28 at 2:30 p.m. Rev Ache son of Boyden to deliver the sermon. Public notice signed by Carrie George president and Myra Hollister secretary. Also includes public school honor roll by room showing punctual students for May 5 with named pupils across five rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Hall
Acheson
Boyden
Carrie George
Myra Hollister
Grace Chase
Bessie Treumer
Anna Christensen
Mabel Mackie
Dio Brenner
Eddie Hollister
Myrtle Warren
Clarence Beckman
Carl Keep
Andrew Janama
Franki Janusma
Myrtle Beckman
Sadie Post
Virgil Schoeneman
Joseph Vredeveld
Maurice Knewell
Cecil Schoeneman
Gerrit Jansma
Arthur Warren
Delia Meerdink
Jennie Claerbout
Ellea Crandall
Amy Steinberg
Art Loepp
Georgia Scholten
Hattie Post
Eddie Treumer
Victor Beckman
Tracy Bregman
Zeno Wilkinson
Ernest Boomer
Hazel Fvens
Harry Steinberg
Floyd Hollister
Albert Follrich
Kessie Keep
David Loepp
Everett Lang
Sadie Merrill
Muriel Beach
Clarence Owens
Carl Owens
Lily
Fre Steffen
Mabel Lamartine
Mona Harrington
Nellie Cavanaugh
Leslie McDonald
George Lanyink
Wilber Hyde
Glen Odle
Frank Boomer
Jennie Owens
Fran Harrington
Edna Mackie
Anna Hook
Mac Stevens
Amy Tengen
Vina Fie
Celia Putnam
Louie Cramdall
Mary Jensen
Mary van Devoren
George Raines
Dixie Jubilee Singers Shine in Colfax Assembly
Chaplain MicCahe a faudornement PuEBtO Mexico praises the Dixie Jubilee Singers after their Colfax Iowa Assembly appearance. Charles D. McOAHF notes Hull may hold Fourth of July festivities, with a long gap since 1802. A meeting at the council room will be held Monday night May 22 at 7 30 to discuss the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Colfax
Iowa
Crarles D
Hull
Mull
Ladie
M. EB
Jas. Vickers
Burt Swafford
Burt
John Christianity
Sheldon Her
Rock Valley
Temple of Fame
Lonat
M. KE. Shurch
Dixie Troupe
Piano Tuning by Walter Forde in Union on June 4
Algona piano tuner Walter Forde will be in Union around June 4 to tune pianos. His skill is described as unexcelled and parties with pianos to tune are urged to wait for his coming for a first class job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Forde
Algona
Forde
Local Notes and Social Snips From the Region
Stensvad visited from Rock Valley last evening while Dr N G Coad joined business circles in Sheldon on Wednesday. Jobo Los of Sioux Center appeared as Hull’s guest last Saturday. Mrs Bunce of Sheldon visited Mrs Harrington yesterday. Leona Miller and baby of Alton spent time with kin early this week. A child’s health ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for pimples and indigestion with druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. GO. Coad
Sheldon
Jobo Los
Sioux Center
Nasby
Hull
Mraew Leona Miller
Baby
Alton
Mame
Hull to open saloon as town council approves
Hull residents will allow an open saloon after the town council authorized the license and issued terms. Pepper, the saloon keeper, will occupy the former Post Office building once vacated, with a one year trial and Martin law enforcement to be rigorously followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
A. W. Grisell
Grisell
Deon
Hull
Lyon County
Grisei
Sioux County
CCT
Goa
Meimans
John Pepper
Sioux Center
J. S. Wilson
Reimann
Pepper
Hotel Patterson Seid Dr Coad Becomes Sole Owner
Dr. Coad who held stock in Union Fotel Co has purchased all stock and furnishings and will refurbish the hotel. Mrs Boggess retires. Mrs L Fie to manage the new regime with possession immediate. The piece notes the county courthouse issues and hopes for a new building, urging voters to fund a 1000000 project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Seid
Dr. Coad
Union Fotel Company
Boggess
Truth in Rhyme in Kingsley Times Commentary
A local column quotes verse on advertising persistence and honesty. It praises steady effort in business, noting the printer’s craft, consistent posting, and belief in a firm foundation. The piece reflects small town values and entrepreneurial ethos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley Times
Ioces
Railroad Round Trip Tickets Offer to Clear Lake Summer Resort
The railroad will sell round trip tickets limited to 30 days at one and one third fares for the round trip. Clear Lake is described as a beautiful and pleasant Northern Iowa summer resort offering attractive possibilities for summer homes.
Hull Iowa Town Council Amends License Ordinance
An act to amend ordinance No 26 of Hull Iowa relates to license. Sec 1 strikes out one hundred and fifty in line and substitutes thirty. Sec 2 repeals conflicting ordinances. Sec 3 immediate effect from publication in Hull INDEX. Passed under suspension of rules at a regular City Council meeting on September 9, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Iowa
Ordininanes No
Eowa
Towa
Snc
Src
Biull Ixpes
Hull Iowa Ordinance 47 Amends License Provisions
Ordinance No 47 amends ordinance 39 by changing license related terms from six to four in section 2 eight line and by repealing conflicting provisions. Passed at regular Hull Town Council meeting May 10 1899 and published in the Hull Globe.
Railroad Excursion Rates To National Meetings List
Travel opportunities nationwide list major excur sion dates with One fare plus 2 for round trips and return limits. Cities include Milwaukee Buffalo Columbus Kansas City Detroit Los Angeles Richmond Indianapolis with dates May July and June. Assistants and organizations shown include Travel Protective Association Mystic Shrine Amer Med Assn Modern Woodmen Christian Endeavor Epworth League and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMlweaukee Railway
Houseville
Traveller'a Protective Ass'n of America
Mystic Shrine
Buffalo
Columbus O
Amer. Med. Ag's
Kansas City
Modern Woodmen
Detroit
Christian Endeavor
Los Angeles
Cal
N. BE
Richmond
Indianapolis
Ind
Epworth League
Memorial Day observance in Wall announced
Memorial Day will be observed in Wall with a full program to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Chicago Catalog House Adopts Typewriter Habits
A Chicago catalog house serving rural customers shifts from handwritten letters to typewritten replies after twenty years. A farmer in Blankville West Virginia replies with colorful slang, insisting he can read and write and might buy a wagon without further effort, highlighting the early impact of machine-assisted correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Virginia
Silas Goggin
Also Mentioned on This Page
MicCahe'a
Hatley
Warren
Qe Stensvad
Company I
Paul
Will Dean
Highland Park
Will
G. W. Hannon
Perkins
Josh
In Laws
Ansas
E G. W
Merry Claerbout
Tie
Minneapolis Harvester
Rensini
Middleburg
Claerbout
Theesult Fire Company
N. G. O. Coad
Thos. Mackie
Assiz
J. W. Yamplin
Doc Coadh
Orange City
Hitchinson
Ile
Seai of Justice
Truth
Clear Lake
Vwautil Sert
Ist
The
C. MM
K St
C. M. Henderson & Co
VG Murettrick
Handsome
Boomer Bros
Peerless
Asbestos Snd Lions
Crawford Bicycles
Harvard
F. L
W. H. Welkinson