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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
8
Local residents and visitors are listed with recent travels and calls in Boyden and nearby towns. Mentions include Pryde, Winter, Verrips, Grooters, Patera, Kuyper, Delluan, Defoayer, Guysin, Veenschoten, and Mahoney. A Hull Millinery sale runs Friday and Saturday. The Iowa Homestead advertises intensified circulation drive in Sioux County.
Special Correspondent reports on Mrs Ella More of Storm Lake visiting kin in Rock Valley Huck Valley political visitors Hon E H Hebbeed Sioux City Mrs Susan Shipman visiting George Shipman family Delia Murphy return from Watter town S F Reed piano demonstrator leaves for Des Moines Laura Walpole home from DeeMoses Miss Greta Swan at Jefferson with a sister George Hollenbeck visits Green Bay relatives Mrs J C Wiggerman travels to Mecklin SD James Griffin notes a Rock township hog sow gave birth to a pig with six feet observed by locals
Me and Atre. ER Corwin and Girard iana Corwin visited Singx Pulls and stayed at their son Freeland Comwic's home then returned Monday. Lumpke of Cargica South Dakota bought the Leader store and plans a closing sale. Anna Van Otterlos returned home from Sioux Falls to spend a few days with family before resuming Commercial College study. Rock Valley High went to Inwood Saturday. Knock Valley defeated them 32 20 with chaperone Prof Rh RK Riley. Methodist church services Sunday featured Epworth League installations and reports. D of R and W R C hosted a linen shower at John Jacobs home for Miss Mug Mulvey with recitations games and refreshments. guest received many gifts. Beamer Bros sold City Restaurant to Joe VandeVelde. sister Minnie Kool assists him. N Circiner bought a $300 shoe making machine. shop to be modernized with $700 machinery. John A Butbirnie, Philadelphia-born cousin of James Walpole, died after illness. remains shipped to Philadelphia with wife and son. Epworth League May 10 held meeting electing officers: Pres A W Hakes. VP Yazel Minard, Fae Walrath, Anna Satterlee. Sec Marie Pember. Treas Bessie Tripp. Organist Joyce Hakes. Social gathering followed. good time reported.
Perkins items recount visits and travels among residents including Mr and Mrs H Rikker and Effie Kooistra. Notes mention John Idema, Johanna Dykstra, the Westerings trip to Seota and Inwood, and illness of A Mulder. A humorous wedding-hope anecdote ends the column with Ole and Mary.
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