Hull Residents Share Visits and Local Basketball Win
Mr and Mrs Frank Mulhern of George spend week visiting Lincoln hotel proprietor A Schlossin and wife The Sioux Center basketball team beat Hull 49 to 20 at the opera house Mrs John Blankespoor visited Rock Valley neighbors Colia Green hosts friend Winnie Campaigne Hull NC Miss Campaigne Colia Green Hull NC Otto Schoeneman of Sheldon visiting relatives after returning from Savannah Mo where he was treated for ear skin cancer and cured
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Frank ‘Mulhern
George
A. Schlossin
Lincoln
Mises Maggie
Mary Muray
Boyden
Sioux Center Town
Hull
Opera House
John Blankespoor
Rock Valley
Colia Green
Winnie Campaigne
N. C
Otto Schoeneman
Sheldon
Schoeneman
Savannah
Local social notes from Sioux Center area update
John Ruisch of Orange City visited the Niekerk home Thursday. John Clarabout came up from Le Mars Tuesday. The Methodist Bible Class met at the Chas Oelrich country home Tuesday evening with elections, social games, and oyster stew. Jelle De Boer family welcomed a baby son born Tuesday. all in good health. Howard Woods of Rock Valley visited Thursday. Rev A F Schuldt left for Sioux City on business Thursday morning and will stay a few days. Mrs W Jansma has not been well recently. Ed Dykstra Perkins welcomed a baby boy. Herman Kempema and brother Ray of Edgerton Minn visited their mother G Vander Platts. Sioux Center members hosted a social at the Masonic hall Wednesday evening. E C Weir agreed to George Sunday. Henry Peat reports a baby boy born Sunday the 14th.
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John
Ruisch
Orange ’City
D. Niekerk
John Clarabout
le Mars
Chas
Beggar Turns Out Payroll Carrier at City Bank
A newspaper report describes a crippled man seen daily in City Hall park who crowds passersby for alms while actually transporting the firm payroll. An investigator traced him to a Nassau street stamp and die factory where he delivers his satchel through the cashier’s window.
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City Hall Park
Nassau Street
New York Sun
City cattle market tale of a shipyard land loss
A London plot once leased to the Admiralty required a ship on the stocks to keep ownership. When the shipyard lapsed, the land returned to the original owner and later became the city cattle market. An heir challenged the title, a clause was found, and the dispute ended with a cash settlement.
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London
British
Admiralty
City of London
Court of Common Council
Community Notes From The County Town
Jno Zorgdrager loses a horse on the way to town Monday. Mrs Washer of Sibley visits relatives and daughter in town. Mr and Mrs H G Mulder with George’s nephew make business calls. Henry Van Oort and wife welcome a baby girl born January 16. all doing well. Rev Te Sell begins English services Sundays at 9:30 AM and Holland services in the afternoon. Sunday school to follow. W C T U meets January 26 at Mrs Mary Grooters home with speaker Mrs Scholten of Inwood. Eddy family visiting Hawarden. plan move when a house is found.
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Jno
Henry van Oort
C. W. Stoker
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
George
F. &. Peters
Chicago
Te Sell
The
Reformed Church
Holland
Mary Grooters
Scholten
Inwood
Iowa
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Hull News
Che
Wm. MacHarg and
Edwin Balmer
Sage
Madras
the Farmers Store
Joe Steven
W. H. Eddy and Sons
Hinman and
Warren
Mr. Eddy
Hawarden
Eddy
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