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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
8
Sioux City visitors and many Rock Valley residents are reported visiting relatives and friends from Monday through Saturday. Dates include August and locations such as Alexandria South Dakota Clinton Cedar Falls Grand Rapids and Little Prairie Illinois.
Mrs. Charles Hartley hosts 13 guests at her Fourth Avenue home. Flora Garl leaves for Tipton and Iowa City visits. Waterloo nephew of E B Messer stays with the Messer family. John Harth visits his mother on East Tenth Street after hardware work in Rock Rapids. Reiman of Hull attends Sheldon Fair and visits city friends. Mae Cari of Clinton arrives for a month with Flora Carl and Alvah Ruby. Mrs. H C Thayer leaves for Des Moines to reside with husband. Charles Woodruff and son Percy return from lakes for a health visit. Frank Syrick returns to Geddes after aunt Mrs Guthrie’s death. Guy Rohlf recovers from appendicitis at city hospital. Miss Johnson of Glenwood to tutor Kate Donovan, arrives Sunday and starts Monday. Pauline Claussen visits en route to Rock Rapids to see Rev Claussen. Mr. and Mrs. E Kelly return to Mitchell, S D after sister Mrs Guthrie’s illness and death. Maggie Griffen leaves for Lenaro then Cedar Falls to study at Iowa State Teachers College. Death of Mrs Guthrie on Fourth Avenue noted after illness. funeral held at home with Rev Jory officiating and interment at East Lawn Cemetery. Sympathy offered to mourners.
Sheldon residents and visitors are listed with recent movements. L. B. Coffeen and family from Sanborn visited Friday, Miss Grace Schilsgen from Sioux City renewing friendships, Mrs. J. W. Carmichael of Primghar hosted friends, Nick Guyer Jr. from Knoxville visits, Miss Johannah Muslin started school duties near Archer, Herbert Dean visited Boyden, Anna Bandler began teaching in Hartley, Joseph W. Morton returned to Sioux City, Mrs. Wallace Smith and Edna Walier visited Primghar, and Joseph Harth from Worthington visited the maternal home.
Index office announces Dastup sweeping compound marketed to sweep without dust and disinfect against disease germs at three cents a pound.
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