Hull Happenings and Local Moves Across Town
Peter Egan of Boyden conducted business here on Tuesday. Alfred Putnam drove to Orange City Sunday. Miss Mary and Ella Murry visited Sheldon Monday. Willie Ryan of Matlock made a business call Tuesday. L. C. Fie delivered a tank of Coach’s oil to Sheldon Saturday. Eugene and Corporal Hogan were at Rock Valley Monday. Olive Tamplin returned from a sightseeing trip to Omaha. Mrs Wartjes of Irene South Dakota visits Hull. Jessie McCarty and sister Gertie from Sheldon called on friends Sunday. Manus Steinburg and Herbiet Harrington were in Waverly early week. Democratic nominee for County Attorney Mr Van Oosterhout was in Hull Monday. All Co E members able to return to Des Moines Tuesday morning. Dr Jon former Hull Academy principal guests in the city. Wilmon Knewell Ames College professor spending a few days at home. Company E and Hull citizens attended the Carnival at Soo City Saturday. Ed Ballard with Misses Minnie and Hattie MacMillan visited Sheldon Sunday. Misses Anna Evans and Luella Putnam returned from Orange City Sunday to stay permanently. Mae and Katie Kelley of Sheldon visited the McMillans Friday to Sunday. Eugene Hogan named county auditor at Orange City Democratic convention Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Egan
Boyden
Alfred Putnam
Orange City
Miss Mary
Ella Murry
Sheldon
Willie Ryan
Matlock
L. C. Fie
Eugene
Corporal Hogan
Rock Valley
Olive Tamplin
Omaha
Wartjes
Irene
South Dakota
Jessie McCarty
Sister Gertie
Manus Steinburg
Herbiet Harrington
Waverly
van Oosterhout
Hull
Co. E
Des Moines
Jon
Hull Academy
Wilmon Knewell
Ames College
Company E
Soo City
Ed Ballard
Minnie
Hattie MacMillan
Anna Evans
Luella Putnam
Mae
Katie Kelley
McMillan
Eugene Hogan
Hawarden Briefs From Omaha Exposition and Local Events
Mrs. George Watt travels to Omaha to attend the exposition. Local cyclists joined a trip to the Sioux City carnival last Saturday. Returnees from Omaha include Mrs. L. L. Brady and Mrs. Editor Stone. Rev. Taggart of Elk Point preached at the Congregational church. Our band performed at the Sioux City carnival last week delivering fine music and a strong appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watt
Omaha
Sioux City
L. LU. Brady
Editor Stone
Taggart
Elk Point
Boyden Letter Highlights Local Travels and Trade
Hox John Morris traveled to Omaha Tuesday. Prof Murray and wife left for Primghor Sunday. T J Brown and J Kliff drove to Little Rock Sunday. Will Shimp shows fine Dakota potatoes. Charlie Morris and Steve Baird attended the Democratic convention in Orange City Saturday. Abe Green and Peter Igan bought three car loads of cattle at Sioux City last week to feed this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris
Omaha
Prof. Murray
Primghor
T. J. Brown
J. Kliff
Little Rock
Will Shimp
Dakota
Charlie Morris
Steve Baird
Orange City
Abe Green
Peter Igan
Sioux City
Maurice Musings Highlight Local Doings
Pete Vos visited the county seat while Leo Moran left for Sioux City on Friday. Father Donahue was visiting Arden on Monday. Douglass began a new shop near the post office, and Frank Amboeffer will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Vos
Leo Moran
Sioux City
Father Donahue
Atarden
Douglass
Postoffic Hn
Frank Amboeffer Eni
Sioux Center Notes Link Local Business and Community
J M Stickney of Perkins conducted business here Saturday in Sioux Center. John Bernissee of Harrison visited last Thursday. A Silver family plans Orange City residence this winter. De Boer and Bearman shipped a car load of potatoes Monday. Attorney Klay now handles varied matters. Over 200 attended the Sioux City carnival last week. Orr and Te Paske opened a local law office. A correspondent wishes them success. Ben Washburn teaches Bowers school. a large Hag floats from the school house, patriotic. Why not all schools raise flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stickney
Perkins
John Bernissee
Harrison
A. Silver
Orange City
de Boer
Bearman
Klay
Orr & Te Paske
Ben Washburn
Bowers
Center Township
Hispers Happenings in the Hometown
Sioux City carnival attendees noted with John Kensink seen in town. Dr and Mrs Leonard plan to move to Dubuque Iowa. Mrs Critz of Washington Ta visits relatives for a month. New baker from Hull arrives to take charge of local bakery. Rev Koster from Middleburg preaches at Dutch Reformed church. Jordan Smith rushes to Sioux City as a child’s condition worsens. John Kock and Miss Kurtenbach wed at Catholic church with Rev Tramm officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John Kensink
Boyden
Leonard
Dubuque
Critz
Washington
Smith
Hull
Koster
Middleburg
Jordan Smith
John Kock
Kurtenbach
Rev
Tramm
School Notes Reflect Absences And Minor Injuries
Emma Mingus is absent due to a sore throat. Scottie Reiniger returns after a month away. Bessie Kennissee comes back from a week absent. Lester Briley missed most of last week in Sioux City. Peter Mulder twisted a collar bone playing pull away last week. Luthera Eldredge out two days sick. Mr. Reiniger visited Friday. Directors urged to attend. Johnnie Wernissee injured leg and out Monday morning. Anna Carter Louie Plate Fred Mingus Arthur Brown recently sick. Miss Louise Monson and Miss Loraine Dwight visited from Mt Vernon SD. Don McKellar Ray Dodds Zell Smith absent for Sioux City Carnival. Parents urged that extended absences hurt grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mingus
Scottie Reiniger
Bessie Kennissee
Lester Briley
Sioux City
Mr. Reiniger
Johnnie Wernissee
Anna Carter
Louie Plate
Fred Mingus
Arthur Brown
Louise Monson
Mt. Vernon
S.D
Dixon
Advertised Letters Uncalled For at Rock Valley Post
Remaining at the Rock Valley Louisiana post office as of October 14 1898 are Chimbrug Martin H Hork C D Freeman Adam Literman G J C M Biogr P M. Debtors are urged to call on hardware dealer A J Davisson and settle their accounts. Old fashions in a frees i they be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Chimbrug
Martin H, Hork
C. D. Freeman Adam
Literman
M. Biogr
P. M
A. J. Davisson
Prevent Croup with Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A family praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an essential for preventing croup attacks in two children. The testimonials claim it is widely sold and more effective than other cough medicines, with a physician or merchant listing in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. M. Nicky
Nickle Bros
Marchants
Nickteville
Pennsylvania
Knapp & Co
Druigista
Three Doctors in Consultation Theme
Benjamin Franklin cites a trio of advisers Dr Inclination Dr Experience and Dr Reason to select a medicine. For a cold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as pleasant safe and effective by all three doctors and offered for sale by Knapp Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin. Franklin
Thomy
Inclination
Experience
Reason
Chamberlain
Knapp & Co
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Hawarden Briefs
Boyden Letter
Maurice Musings
Peter Mulder
Luthera Eldredge
Fanny Warner
Anson H. Russell
Akron
Ohio
Insitute
J. B. Chase
Null, Iowa
Kohn Brothers
Chicago
Bright’ Clothing
Children’s
Reiild
Eldredge
Iowa
Scott
Scott & Bowie
J. H. Queal & CO
H. W. Wriget
Beaco
Rock Town
Lowa
Estray
A Thayer
Rorke Township
Sioux County
Towa
Kina Conny Loewe
A. Hoya
Haga
Anil
Virzirnum
Justice of Tha Peace
Tastica Kana
A. Thayor
Hartshorn
Jourboe
Avon
Je. Bhonnon
Charles D. O'Brien
Charles D. O'Breen
Wits Junte
Cabh
A. Banke MA
Shorif
A. McArthur Phantiff
AM. Leavitt
Leva Leavitt
Job Grostenberg
Bronx County
C. M. Leavitt
Leon Leavitt
Julia Grooenberg, Jr
Leavitt
Lena Leavitt
Plaariff
M. Leavitt
Saul
Piont County
Luwa
Warren
Abrabam J. Warren
Jacob Sheobinser
Cuid
Leon Guesvitt
Anid District
Ocungs Ciy
H, Bulens
P. O
Skewis Lumber
Wan Chalers
Warres
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Sanborn
Pabben
TOD Vrivighitecs
Brook I'rvight
Padson
Canton
Bronx
Hundaya
Jacobs
B.C
Norish
Booth Oor Preight
Sioux City & Northern RB. B
Cecuu Pbabom
Asensend Seerseee
Cines
Sita
Po Hk
Manan
Bewenry Leacus
Subbuth
Terwilliger
United Pruesbyterian
Barvices
Pega Juxion Endeavor
Saupatu Souoon
Barvice
W. J. Skewis
Mase
Aly Hey
J. Phelan
Panton
Reformed Church
Sabnath Bouool
Youna Prorue
Christian Science
Bykon
Giaver
Syk
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