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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
5
Hull and vicinity guests include Mrs. K Victoriz and J Dethmers with many travelers from Orange City Doon and Alton. A new cattle shipment, local births, a shoe repair shop opening and a Rome lecture are noted along with property sales and family visits in a bustling community roundup.
For sale section 2 miles from Sheldon with fair improvements and pasture land. Cal for prices. A H L Cobb Sheldon Town. Word reaches Hull that a big boy recently arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Chadwick. The Index notes visitors and relatives in Yali Saturday evening. Mrs J Hadden of Minneapolis visited the Wilson home Tuesday to Wednesday. An auto trip through Minnesota and South Dakota was taken by several locals in one day. A batch of yearling and spring Hereford calves for sale with registry options. call at Rozchoom farm south of Hull. Frank J DeGraaf and Annie Van Sloten wed at Dutch Reformed parsonage. G VerSteeg, a long-time Orange City resident, died at nearly 70, a respected deacon and pioneer.
John Schurman sold his shoe and men's furnishing business and property to William DeRoos and Douwe DeRees. Schurman built a fine local business and could have expanded it. Donwa DeRees will manage the shop and may continue or grow the enterprise.
A jumble of real estate announces a $100.99 per acre offer for a quarter section near Sanborn and Archer with a small house barn and orchard. The Des Moines Capitol and Hull Index announce a subscription offer till Jan 1 191 with a $32.0 receipt option. Community notes mention Rev Gillies lively talk, legal case appeal by James Coad against County Attorney Hasperr, travelers to Sanhorn, and Elsie Jennen visiting. Birthday surprise marked Ben Sacper turning 18 with friends gathering at his home.
Sunday School at 9 5 a m and preaching at 11 09 a m. Junior League at 3 00 p m Epworth League at 7 00 p m and preaching at 8 00 p m. You are welcome to all these services.
Notice is given to all persons interested that on the eighth day of November 19 the administrator of the estate of Ann F E Gra lam deceased of said county Iowa was appointed by the district court of Siourx County Iowa. All persons indebted in said estate will make payment to the undersigned and those having claims against the same will present them legally authenticated to the said court for allowance. Trytedl. Pre Oth day of Novepyar. Eugene B Graham Administrator. Fan Oosterhout and Harpers attorneys for estate.
For sale a choice quarter section about 3 1/2 miles northwest of Sanborn Iowa with a fair house barn granary good well windmill and gently rolling land. Price and terms available from A H Cobb Sheldon Iowa. Ed Fetes and Ida visited Hull relatives then returned to Glidden. Rev Linscott guides Sunday school study for the International Newspaper Bible Study Club. Read the first installment on the last page.
As Tam plans to quit farming Wynia will sell at his place two miles south and five miles west of Hull on Tuesday November 23 1809 eight head of work horses seventy five head of cattle all high grade animals seventy eight head of well bred Poland China hogs all farm machinery and some household goods. Yier Wynia owner.
The Sunday School meets at ten o'clock each Sunday morning for Bible study. Next Sabbath the pastor will speak for five minutes to the boys and girls before preaching on Jesus and His Gen. An afternoon Bible class is at 3 p.m. The Christian Endeavor Prayer meeting is at 6:30 followed by the evening sermon. The third sermon in the series The Young Men of the Bible is titled The Daring Young Man. Mid week prayer service Thursday at 7:30. Everyone is welcome to bring a Bible.
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