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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
4
Community notes describe visits and travel, illnesses, and social events. Several residents are mentioned including Mr and Mrs Ro Buckley, Mrs Bridget Frembeen, and Mr and Mrs W J Bogges. the Northwest Iowa Teachers Association meeting is noted. a two week infant death is reported with funeral at the Catholic church.
Local notes report Schuller visiting from Maurice and Rock Valley residents sharing greetings. Des Moines and Maxwell visitors return home. Reverend Quinn promotes the Children’s Home Finding Society. William Mulvey buys the J A Satterlee meat market. John Stepheng, aged about 89, dies after a long illness. services at St Mary’s Catholic Church are noted. The Milwaukee Railroad car theft leads to a Grand Jury action against Case Hoorn. Neal Moun visits from Stanley SD. A Gotz sells his meat market stake to Pete Smeenk. Three horses infected with glanders are ordered killed. others re-tested. Minor moves include Os Schoep, Langstraat, VerSluis, Punt heading to Canada for land and threshing work.
Property notice describes liens and transfer steps for drainage or transit work. It references trustees and partial payment terms and outlines required actions by claimants and the court. The document uses formal procedural language common to estate and construction notices.
Several community happenings are listed including visits from residents and travelers, a store sale in Lebanon, and local marriages. The scarlet fever cases are rising with 19 new infections reported. Church ladies plan a sale of handmade goods and residents discuss potential moves and farm work.
Miss Tohanna Veenschoten is on the sick list this week. George Fletcher visited at Sheldon Sunday. Dr Britk and J C Pryde were in Orange City Tuesday. Miss Matilda Rapp of Sheldon visits Boyden. Mrs L Schaap is improving from illness. Esther Maris from Orange City visits. G V Stryland and B DeMoss shipped two carloads of sheep from Sheldon to Chicago Tuesday. Some cages of scarlet fever north of town. several schools closed. Local youths attended the Hull show Friday evening. John VerSchoor doing electric wiring was at Alton Sunday. Ellen Lubbera returned from Michigan touring. B P Gowen and family visited from Marion, SD. Kate Doornbugsh from Galenberg Almeia visiting brother John. Work on electric light plant progresses. houses wired, poles installed. Mrs Ed Mahoney moves from Marshalltown to Boyden. Vegian girl arrives at Kirk Shelden home near Lawn. Louise is dying. family illness noted with cautious wording.
A notice urges sending guest names to The Tidex to ensure prompt arrival noting. Call the office at phone 74 or drop The Index card with names for a special favor.
The exhibit car touring through Bake Zone Monteng Idaho Ged Washington showcased country agricultural products. Wednesday visitors boarded the car and many took advantage of the opportunity to inspect the displays and learn about imports and farming methods.
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