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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
5
Market report notes a ready-to-view line of fall and winter hats. Visit to inspect the assortment and compare prices before shopping elsewhere. Corvelia Muilenburg.
Hull locals note visitors from Doon Sheldon and Orange City. A lost gold watch is offered rewards, and shipments of goods and people travel to Sioux City and Los Angeles. Readers are urged to vote, read ads, and join a new Holland language news correspondent pilot.
The school reports return from illness and absences. Students like Lud ast and Helen are noted for recovery and growth. Enrollments, best grades, tardies, and honor rolls are listed by grade with names such as Minnie Green, Annie Stuurmans, and Gerrit Vander Stouwe. The lab gains a compound microscope. geography shifts from Sivna county to Iowa studies.
A half section half mile from Chan Wer in Malo shows garbled notes with names Lavin Pare and A.WAT BAX. The legible part hints at a minor civic or community item and local identifiers, but details are obscured.
At the home of Mrs. J. P. Groen in Hull the wedding of Ralph Bos and Miss Mary Groen was held. Bos, a two year Hull resident, and Groen have many friends who praise their loving and steady partnership. The couple will start on a farm, joining Bos’s existing life and hopes from their union.
Items include horse market updates and listings from Simon Rebyn, a car owner at a local barn, visits by Tuaard Anierten, and greetings for H. J. Lutyens 27th birthday. David DeRans retires and plans to sell possessions. WHl Cable announces a public sale of household goods and farm items at Perkins on October 12, with relocation soon to Oregon.
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