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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
5
We will be ready to show you a very nice line of Fall and Winter Hats. Come in and inspect our line and get our prices before going elsewhere. Cornelia Muilenbuns.
Hull neighbors recall the Hallowe'en Social at the Tamplin home with Mystic Maze and Hall of Fame attractions. The issue lists visits, farming sales, local trades, and upcoming events including a political candidates’ notice and various social calls among Hull residents and nearby towns.
The obituary records Johann Frederick Wiese born 1849 near Essen Germany and immigrating to the United States in 1867. He settled in Reedsburg and later Sioux County with his family, endured pioneer hardships, married Maria Heagle in 1882, had five children, including son Christoph Frederick who died in 1900. Fred Wiese died October 17 1910 at sixty one and twenty one days. survivors include wife Maria and daughters Elisabeth Anna Maria Emma, plus a Chicago sister Mrs Schroeder. The service was led by Rev P J Bunge with pallbearers named.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and funeral. Social notes mention visits from Mrs. A Vanick and Mrs. McAdoo, travel of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lincoln to a wedding, and several local residents visiting Hull before moving to Orange City. Bidding at a recent sale is described as fair to good with prices varied.
District Superintendent Gillies led the first Quarterly Conference Saturday. The choir is reorganized and special music is planned. A Halloween Social is set for Priday at Mr. B. H. Tampiin’s home. Next Sunday features music by a Ladies' Quartet and an evening program titled Prove It. Everyone is invited.
Steffene Kuhrt and Fred Steffen quietly wed in Sioux Falls after a surprise departure from Jail. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Steffen, will reside in Spencer where Ferd has secured a lucrative position. The Index joins friends in best wishes.
Local brief items report new fall suits at Mrs. Schweiger's and bargain clothing at D DeRoos. John DeKoster notes transactions at Sioux Center Town Monday. Mrs. C Meys and children visited Sioux Center. Mr and Mrs W Marra of Orange City visited daughter Mrs P H Van Wyk here. A hog weighing about 140 pounds was Taken Up by H Hymans Hull Town. Clarence Becker and W A Coad went hunting in the Dakotas. Mrs Becker hosted them in Hull. All coats for Misses and children must close out by December 1 at Mrs Schweiger's.
Notice of dissolution states Lensink and Bell have dissolved the partnership by mutual consent. From this date each will be responsible for such accounts as he may individually contract. Dated at Hull Iowa October 14 1910.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers low round trip home seekers fares in effect on the first and third Tuesdays of each month through 1910. Tickets allow a 25 day final return limit with liberal stopovers and cover travel to the Dakotas Montana Idaho and Washington. Descriptive literature available from any agent or representative or from Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
The undersigned agree to close their business places every evening at 6 30 PM except Saturdays, starting November 1 1910. Signatories include G W Lensink H Kloek A K John J Dykatray G J Poelakker Joe Peters Van Steenbargen Bros D DeRoony Mrs A Schweiger Lutjen Bros and others.
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