Local residents noted in county metropolis visit
Gordon Mackie of Llull spent Friday in the county metropolis. J. H. Preybury made a recent courtesy visit in Sioux City.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
8
Gordon Mackie of Llull spent Friday in the county metropolis. J. H. Preybury made a recent courtesy visit in Sioux City.
Mrs. Smith Meier of Calumet visited Mr. and Mrs. Prank W. Houck on Saturday and Sunday. Prank Myers, living a Montane homestead life, shared tales of joys and vicissitudes.
Renewals of friendships in Sheldon as locals, including J T Lawler and Henry DeVries, plus visits from Misa Fannie Kreykes and Mrs Katherine Marth’s guests. Fred Guthrie shows progress after hospital stay. Dr Ella Ray Gilmour chairs infectious diseases at Des Moines Osteopathic meeting.
Rock Valley writer reports visits and travel from Inwood Sheldon Doon LeMars Sanborn and Sioux City. Local marriages and proposed events include a Doon-Doorn and the Epworth League officers election with a baccalaureate sermon and Settlers picnic planned. Community updates include arrests fines church activities and a moving picture show attendance.
Special correspondent notes a horse owned by John VerHoef dying Sunday morning valued at two dollars. L Keller of Inwood visited on Monday and Tuesday. H Meyners family visited relatives in Sanborn Saturday and Sunday. Hoog and son Jerald visited L Schaap home Sunday and Monday. Arie VerSteeg and Vander Horst wives went to Cherokee Friday to see her husband. L Schaap and H Bergman returned home Saturday after lakes outing.
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