Hull Happenings and Local Visits In Hull
Local notes report Mrs Hoffman returning from Missouri and visits by Josie Foppe L E Barquin of Cedar Falls and others. Most sick boys show improvement except Clarence Hook. Lizzie Settle’s remains arrived from Lowery Missouri for burial in Hope Cemetery after M E Church funeral. several Company EH members attended Wm Tracy’s funeral in Larchwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley
Hull
Quinn
George
Hope Cemetry
Larchwood
Wm. Tracy
Adam, Iie
Shirley Beach
Pearle Ross
Harry Rombough
Will Lang
Burt Miller
Rodney Lang
Manus Steinburg
Doings at Doon in Lyon County community life
A bustling Doon note cites Lyon county politics, sorghum farming by F Ramaker, and two extra trains on the 8.0 N road. School attendance is strong, local movers include D C Greenleaf and Claude Hartson, and social life features weddings, visits, and civic improvements like public scales for grain.
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Lyon County
Fairview Observations and Local Happenings
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Rosier. A Amunson bought cattle in Sioux City. Landlord Jones bought a new organ. Weekly prayer meetings begin at the Methodist church every Wednesday. A Spencer traveled to northern Dakota to investigate river obstruction. Reports speak of eerie noises near the site of previously mentioned Indian bones. Road Overseer Iseminger has done good work recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rosier
A. Amunson
Sioux City
Jones
Methodist
A. Spencer
Dakota
Iseminger
Elm Springs Local Notes Improve Town Features
Elm Springs reports painter John Horrihan brightening his hardware store with a new coat of paint. Attendance rises prompt extra seats at the schoolhouse. John Anderson traveled to Clinton, Illinois Friday to manage farm interests and visit friends. John Schuller of Inwood becomes town blacksmith and will move his family here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horrihan
John Anderson
Clinton
Ill
John Schuller
Inwood
Hospers Happenings from the Ireton Clipper
Community notes list residents and visitors from Sioux Center LeMars Stuttgart and Hull. Local events include religious services, a republican caucus in Floyd township on Sept 26, a parochial residence sale for 350 dollars, land company purchasing visits, and plans to build a new house east of the Presbyterian church as Hospers moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henteges
Alton
Sneltjes
Sioux Center
Leonard
Joseph Kuehle
Arkansas
John Vos
Stuttgart
Floyd Township
Te Grootenhuis
Boyden
J. B. Landhuis
Peter Jungers
F. Sheel
Minnesota
J. M. Lumkes
Dutch Reformed Church
J. A. Sayer
Hull
Sioux County
John Kensink
W. P. Marso
Minnesota Land Company
de Groot
Sully
True
Reform Church of
Hospers
H. van Rooyan
Mesdames Zeldenthuis
Lizzie Louis
Mary Brandenburg
Mae Zorgdrager
J.B. Chadwick
J. 8. Haders
Dr. French
A. Alingh
Pete van Groningen
Granville
Waandera & Kreykes
Presbyterian Church
Wedding Rumor Circulates Around Madge Matlock
Madam Rumor hints at near wedding while local residents note recent births and travels. W. 8B. Sheets and L. H. Bishop report stork wells and windmills, Wim. Bberline travels to Wellaburg for a relative’s funeral, and Wm. Plank recovers after a fall. H. F. Stiles heads to Minneapolis then North Dakota for lumber yard duties. Miles Dewey Allen named after General Miles letter mentions. Grant township Republicans meet at Kimmel schoolhouse to choose delegates for the county convention.
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Sheets
L. H. Bishop
Stork Wells
Wim. Bberline
Wellaburg
Wm. Plank
H. F. Stiles
Minneapolis
North Dakota
W. B. Allen
Nelson A. Miles
Mr. Allen
Miles Dewey Allen
Grant Township
Kimmel School House
M. McGregor
L. Brewster
R. Lynch
Walter Evans
Brower's Omaha Trip To See the Expos
Mrs. Dr. Brower travels to Omaha to visit the Expos. French and children are visiting, joining her parents Mr. and Mrs. Motealf for the trip.
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Dr. Brower
Omaha
Motealf
Civil War Roots Family Welcomes Son Grant Root
The passage notes Mrs Root rejoiced at the birth of her son Grant Root who joined the First Illinois cavalry. He is her youngest, and she hoped he would not be called to service. She had several sons in the Civil War, with some killed or dying during that conflict.
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Jame Pion
Maurice Items and Local Happenings
Rev Straaks returned from a Nebraska trip on Monday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Wynna on September 13. Father Connolly visited Father Barron at LeMars earlier in the week. Leon Moran will return from Sheldon on Saturday evening for a short stay. A Lynch hall dance drew many, with music by Collins brothers of Marcus. Clarence Hart of Co L 52 Iowa, recently ill with fever at the Samaritan hospital in Sioux City, is expected home soon.
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Straaks
Nebraska
John Wynna
Connolly
Father Barron
LeMars
Leon Moran
Sheldon
Lynch’s Hall
Collins Brothers
Marcus
Clarence Hart
Co. L
Iowa
Samaritan
Sioux City
Heroes of Santiago Packing Train Says Chamberlains Relief Saved Army
A veteran letter from pack-train No. 3 at Santiago de Cuba credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with keeping soldiers supplied during a critical rush period. The writer, Y. J. Butler, recalls severe diarrhoea and fever, noting the medicine enabled the packers to continue delivering ammunition and rations. The missive, to the Chamberlain Medicine Co and sold by Knapp Co, links timely treatment to frontline success.
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Santiago de Cuba
Y. J. Butler
Santiago, de Cuba
Chamberlain
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Wes Moines
Lowa
Knapp & Co
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Tolltoy ‘and’ Proprietor
Billy Mathews
Rock Valley
Mason
Vosburg
Moore
South ‘Dakota
Claude Hartson
Henry Guynn
Guynn
Geo. B. Rait
A. Dean
Chas. Giffeth
Newcastle
Neb
Mr. Giffeth
Fred. Starkweather Thrash
McGregor
Matlock
Geo. Brewster
Grant
U. P
Brewster
Jno. Morris
J. H. Greattrax
M. Fi. Aid Society
Mrs. Greattrax
Chas. W. Brink
Farmers’ Bank
Oxford Mills
Charlie
Stutzman
Sherman Lowry
Janeaville
Wis
Ao Farm
Miss McCabe
Mathew McCabe
Mrs. Brink
Charles and
Wife
Messrs. and Mesdames Lowel Morse
George Thompson
W.S. Tuttle
John Morris
Miss Lillie
Otto B. Walbridge
Chicago
J. M. Acheson
Walbridge
Geo. Sharp
Windy City
Tus
Beast
Fairview Observations
Elm’ Springs
Maurice Items
Battle of
Santiago
Mureke Mtg
Bud
Insitute
J. B. Chase
Hull, Iowa
Ladie
Boifield
Leader Store
Ted E
Ttauannt
Hartshoro
P. McKellar & Son
Walt Ai
Bulens
P. O
Osoon Eee School of
Hine Ratnwore
D.O
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Usteophy
J. M
Btl M
D. O
Gat American G
Iimort Mi Anbeger
N. J. Brown
Peter Ing Arluar
Osteopathic
Institute
Rock Rapids
Brock
Siblex
MILM
Dubuguey
Milwa Hh
Baul
Milwaukee
Chics
Qanday
Sioux Bronx
Sioux Clty & Nob
Methodist Episcopal
Sory P. Ee
United Presbyterian
Sonor
W. J. Brewie
Catholto
Bani
Poneipal
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