Hull and nearby town news and notices from 1898
A Ho use of Hull area items recount visits, meetings and travel including McDonald in Fremont and Cavanaugh in Doon. Lectures, school notes, and children’s day plans are noted along with many names and local events. Sheriff sale details for land in Sioux County are included with auction date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Fremont
Neb
John Cavanaugh
Doon
Hull
Willie Ryan
Kate
Matlock
District Court
State of Town
Sioux County
Eaid Court
P. R. Southcomb
Johan Suhreptz
M Swan
Farmer’s Bank
Wiliam Mulhett
John Suhreptz
G. M. Swen
William Mulhall
Iowa
Court House
Orange City
A. Balkema
Perkins Pointers Social Notes and Health Rumors
Mrs Geo Bennett has been sick the past week Daniel Bayne stays with R Hackett Miss Landis spent last Sabbath with Sioux Center friends Mrs Cable hosted a small gathering last week Our school cheer leads seem weak The widow Mrs Fry of Boyden visits Perkins The war news earlier said ended Dr E H Plumbe and wife of Rock Valley visited D V Gardner last Sabbath The depot agent returned from Camp McKinley and stood tall The Peckins reporter notes D O Gardner is sinking doctors held a council last Friday and deem his condition dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Maher
Od Valley
Ellen Murray
Nellie McCabe
Maurice
M. J. Quinn
George
Des Moines
Perkins
Rev. Lewis
Hull High School
Armory
Maggie Murray
Miss Murray
Camp McKinley
A. P. Jensen
Nelly Jensen
Lucy Fie
Jas. Vickers
H. _Follrick
M. L. Hogan
Eugene
Will Rombough
Maggie Rombo
Peckins
D. O. Gardner
Fairview Observations in The Observer Note
Mrs Choster of Elm Spring was quite sick. A light frost visited the section at week’s start. Fifty five excision tickets were sold from this station last Sunday. Chas Manning transacted venues at Rock Valley Monday. Harris & Co. are comfortably behind their new stand with posts and all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Equal suffrage would empower women as political force
Dr A L Frisbie argues for woman's suffrage as a means to defend homes and children, reform age protections, and curb harmful local measures. He contends women could block bad ordinances, influence school policy, and shield family welfare by voting and shaping public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Frisbie
Plymouth Church
Des Moines
Lowa
Ichas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Lane and
John Gossen
Rock Rapids
John Miner
Minneapolis
Dyer
Mrs. Weddle
Foppe
Pioneer
Rock Valley
H.R. Brown
Ernest A. Hunt
J. Haramson
C. M. Exper
P. M
Knapp’s Pharmacy
3 Fry
Boya'en
Wiih
EH. O. Plumbe
D. VU. Gardner
Fairview Observations
Soc
St.co
Scott & Bowne
Cht
Aero York
Homeseekers
Eagualions
Homeseeker
Illinois Gentrals
Yazoo
Missippi
J. I. Merry
Ilinois
Valley of Mississippi
Chicago
EH. P. Skene
West Ag
Cedar Falls
Mons
Cedar Rapids
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ackley
LeMars
Waverly
Women’s
Sions
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mason City
Towa
Res
Wis
New York
N. Y
Rochester
St Louis
Lan
Naperville
Ill
Denver
Col
Omaha
Marine
Ottumwa Can
San Francisco
Nashville
Tenn
Salt Lake City
Italy
Portland
Oregon
Las
Washington DC
Buffalo
Davenport
Rock Island
Indianapolis
JS Une
Uly
H. Eldredge
Bentley & Olmsted
Talogues S
E. Eldredge
Lawa
R, C. A. Flournoy
A. McArthur
F. M. Bunting
Kessler Brothers
City Livery
Warren
Mound City
W. J. Skewis
Insurance
Inn Hardware
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Mitchell and
Chamberlain
Canton
Sioux City & Northern R. B
J. W. Boggess, JR
N. J. Brown
Peter NG Bellar
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