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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1898

Page

7

Hull Happenings Report of Local Social and Political Goings On

Peter Ryan of Boyden conducted business in Hull 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 fetched a tank of Coach's oil to Sheldon Saturday. Eugene and Corporal Hogan visited Rock Valley Monday. Olive Tamplin returned from a sight seeing trip to Omaha. Mrs Wartjes of Irene South Dakota is visiting Hull. Jessie McCarty and sister Gertie of Sheldon called on friends Sunday. Manus Steinburg and Herbiet Harrington were in Waverly early this week. County Attorney candidate and Hall resident Mr Van Oosterhout attended Hall Monday. All Company E members able returned to Des Moines Tuesday morning. Dr Eton former Hall Academy principal guest of friends 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. Mr Ed Ballard with Miss Minnie and Hattie McMillar visited Sheldon Sunday. Miss Anna Evans and Luella Putnam returned from Orange City Sunday to stay. Miss Mae and Katie Kelley of Sheldon visited the McMillans Friday to Sunday. Eugene Hogan was nominated for county auditor at the Orange City Democratic convention.

Peter Ryan 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 Hall Co. E Des Moines Eton Hall Academy Wilmon Knewell Ames College Company E Hull Soo City Ed Ballard Minnie Hattie McMillar Anna Evans Luella Putnam

Ha ward en Briefs and Local Events

Mrs George Watt visits Omaha this week for the exposition. Local bicyclists rode to the Sioux City carnival last Saturday. Mrs L L Brady and Mrs Editor Stone returned from the Omaha exposition last week. Rev Taggart of Elk Point preached at the Congregational church last Sunday. Our band supplied music at the Sioux City carnival and looked fine with good muse.

George Watt Omaha Sioux City L. L. Brady Editor Stone Taggart Elk Point

Boyden Letter Finds Local Movements and Markets

Hon. John Morris visited Omaha on Tuesday. Prof. Murray and wife departed for Primghar Sunday. T. J. Brown and J. Kliff drove to Little Rock Sunday. Will Shimp showcases Dakota potatoes. Charlie Morris and Steve Baird attended the Democratic convention in Orange City Saturday. Abe Green and Peter Ligan bought three carloads of cattle at Sioux City last week for winter feeding.

John Morris Omaha Prof Murray Primghar T. J. Brown J. Kliff Little Rock Will Shimp Dakota Charlie Morris Steve Baird Orange City Abe Green Peter Ligan Sioux City

Maurice Musings: Local Notes From The County Seat

Pete Vos was at the county seat. Leo Moran left for Sioux City Friday evening. Donahue was visiting a garden Monday. Douglass was putting in a new barber shop under the post office.

Pete Vos Leo Moran Sioux City Donahue E Douglass Rbcer Postoffic

Sioux Center Items and Local Notes

J M Stickney of Perkins shopped in Sioux Center Saturday. John Hernissee of Harrison Iowa visited last Thursday. A Silver and family plan to reside in Orange City this winter. A car load of potatoes shipped Monday by De Boer and Bearman. Attorney Klay now handles all local business. Over 200 attend the Sioux City carnival last week. Orr and Te Paske opened a law office here. A correspondent wishes them success. Ben Washburn teaches Bowers school with a large flag flying from the rural schoolhouse.

J. M. Stickney Perkins John Hernissee Harrison A. Silver Orange City de Boer Bearman Klay Orr & Te Paske Ben Washburn Bowers Center Township

Horpers Happenings Mix Local Notes From Sioux City to Hull

Citizens attended the Sioux City carnival while John Kensink of near Boyden walked the streets Monday. Dr and Mrs Leonard plan to move to Dubuque Ia. Mrs Critz of Washington Ia visits relatives for a month. New baker from Hull arrives and takes charge Monday evening. Rev Koster from Middleburg preaches at Dutch Reformed church last Sunday. Jordan Smith rushes to Sioux City for a gravely ill child. John Kock and Miss Kurtenbach wed in Catholic church with Rev Trumm presiding.

Sioux City John Kensink Boyden Leonard Dubuque Critz Washington Mr. Smith Hull Koster Middleburg Jordan Smith John Kock Kurtenbach Rev Trumm

School Notes Reflect Absences and Mild Injuries

Emma Mingus is absent due to a sore throat. Scottie Reiniger returns after a month away. Bessie Hernissee comes back after a week out. Lester Briley was away most of last week at Sioux City. Peter Mulder twisted a collar bone playing pull away last week. Luthera Eldredge missed two days sick. Mr Reiniger visited last Friday. Direct ors urged more attendance. Johnnie Hernissee injured a leg and missed Monday forenoon. Anna Carter Louie Plate Fred Mingus and Arthur Brown sick recently. Miss Louise Monson and Miss Loraine Dwight visited en route to Dixon. Don McKellar Ray Dodds and Zel Smith absent for Sioux City Carnival. Parents urged to prevent grade setback from absences.

Emma Mingus Scottie Reiniger Bessie Hernissee Lester Briley Sioux City Mr. Reiniger Johnnie Hernissee Anna Carter Louie Plate Fred Mingus Arthur Brown Louise Monson Mt. Vernon S.C Dixon Loraine Dwight Don McKellar Ray Dodds Zel Smith

Advertised Letters at Rock Valley Post Office 1898 List

Rock Valley post office lists remaining letters for pickup dated Oct 14 1898. Names include Chimbrug Marlin H Hork C O Freeman Adam Literman G J C M Exner P M and others. Urges debtors to call and settle accounts with A J Davisson hardware dealer.

Rock Valley Chimbrug Marlin H. Hork Freeman Adam Literman M. Exner P. M A. J. Davisson

Rock Valley Market Prices Reported by Anson H Russell

The report lists market prices for oats barley rye and cattle with cash and time price details. Anson H Russell of Akron Ohio signs as the market data source.

Panu Wanvrep Anson H. Russell Akron Ohio

How to Prevent Croup Remedy Trusted by Families

The ad touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a daily household necessity to prevent croup attacks in children. It cites a Pennsylvania merchant endorsement and notes strong consumer trust, with sale details through Knapp & Co. Druggists.

Chamberlain J. M. Nickie Nickle Brog Nickieville Pennsylvania Knapp & Co

Three Doctors in Consultation for a Cold

A humorous benediction from Franklin quotes Dr Inclination Dr Sixperience and Dr Renson giving cold remedy advice. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised as pleasant safe speedy and permanent. Knapp & Co. Druggists sell it.

Benjamin. Franklin Inclination Sixperience Renson Chamberlain Experience Reason Knapp & Co

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