The Boyden Reporter from Boyden, Iowa • Page 5

BOY61N is the time to buy ydur We have received the new Spring samples of the United States Tailoring Co. and are now ready to measure you for ydur new suit. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER Satisfaction Guaranteed PEOPLE'S CO-OPERATIVE STORE We now have the agency for the De Laval Cream Separator Gome in and let iis show you the latest model Farmers Hull News from tlie Index-- More Roys Home. Three more of Hull's overseas service boys have returned to home and friends during the past week. They are.

Sam, Dykstfa, Robert DeVries and Martin Van Noort, who are mentioned in the order of their length of service in Europe. Dykstra served in the famous Rainbow division; was gassed in the latter part of July, 1918, was in the hospital many weeks, and invalided home. DeVries served many months in Base Hospital Corps No 2D, putting in considerable I i in England, near London, and us recently discharged at Camp Dodge, arriving in Hull Saturday evening. Van Noort went over in September, 191S, and on account of the sudden termination of hostilities did not experience any hard fighting, but like all who were called, was ready to take what came to him. All were glad to see the hoys looking as good as they do and heartily welcome home.

Ail lion or to "Uncle Sam" and his "Yankee Boys!" Tuesday at the home-of the bride's parents, Mrs. Tennis Brunsting, northeast of Hull, occurred the cfiremony that bound Miss Rena Brunsting and Mr. John H. Heusinkveld in the bonds of holy matrimony, Rev. J.

Weersing, officiating. Mrs. Heuainkveld is the possessor of many home and social accomplishments, is of a bright and sunny disposition anad fully qualified to take charge of the home provided for her. Mr. Heusinkveld is a thorough going young farmer, energetic, thrifty and will provide for, protect and cherish her who has placed her future life in his care.

They will go to housekeeping on the present Tuenis Brunsting home farm, where the best wishes for future success and happiness-follow them. Herman DeVries attended the Inter- Shorthorn Breeders' Association's sale and annual meeting, at Sioux "City last -week. TKe sale was a success and Herman sold two yearling bulls at a good price. The association is composed of breeders of Shorthorn cattle from Iowa, Nebraska South Dakota and Minnesota and it decided it wanted Herman for president for another year and re-elected him to that Wednesday, Mr. Wm.

VanderGaarde and Miss Kathryn Dykstra were made man and wife. Mr. VandeGaarde is one of the most promising young farmers--one that will do his utmost to care for, cherish and protect the one who has placed her future life in his hands. We have not heard just where they will live, but we wish Mr. Vande Gaarde and his bride a happy and prosperous future.

Everybody's Doing II! All over the United States during the last week of March the Red Cross is collecting used clothing to be used in relief work in the liberated countries. You can have part in that work on Saturday, March 29th by taking what you have to give to the Town Mall where Mr W. S. Tuttle will be ready to take care of it. You know that stiff hats and flimsy dresses and para- solsand canes, and carpets can not be used.

But every kind of garment even if it needs a little mending to make it serviceable, for all ages and both sexes, is urgently needed. Since clothes will be subjected to the hardest kind of wear, only garments of. strong and durable materials should be brought in. In addition to used clothes, piece goods cdtr ton flannel and other kinds of cloth from which Jo make garments for new born babies, ticking, sheeting, blank ets, woolen goods of any kind and shoes of every size -art abked for. In this campaign the Red Cioss i assuming i charge of the work and the respc risibility lies with the Red Cross from the time the clothing is collected is ultimately distributed in Europe.

The local branch hones that there will be a large response by the friends of the Red Cross to this appeal. Next Sunday, March 30th at 1.0:00 o'clock A. the confirmation of this class will take place at the St Paul's Lutheran Churcl in Lincoln Township, by Rev P. J. Bunge.

The names of those that are going to be confirmed are Aug. B. Tiede mann, Cteus A. Ahdors, Fred P. Hollander, J.

Willian Tiedemann, Fred W. Jantzen Harold W. Zorn, Arthur Tichers, Emrne M. Stange Mary A. Lafrinz, M.

Katherine Lafrinz. Rosie L. Bunge Elsie M. Zorn. Among the visitDtsat Shelon last Saturday afternoon were Mr.

and Mrs. L. Rens and son, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnson, Walter Vander Wei Ajex Drenth and BertConley Record Importance The normal tax in the proposed tax bill which is now -Congress is times that of the old Dill.

Farm records are therefore, of greater importance his year than ever, says the farm management extention department of Iowa State College. The farmer cannot secure the 'deductions to which he is entitled by-law, unless he makes an inventory at the beginning and end of the, year and keeps a record of saies and expenses. Then', too, the records can be' used in study- ng the farm business. There are problems which will require careful consideration during the reconstruction iod. Simple account books can be secured for 10 cents a copy at the of the farm bureau.

For sale-- pure bred black Langshans setting eggs, 1.50 per" setting--Jake Van-Diep- Bbyden. 8tf We Iflxauiine Your Eyes We Know-Their Over the Sioux Furniture Co. We Grind Our Lenses We Know Their The FnlK3 AT HOME EXPECT you me TO TELL ALL ABOUT Exhilarating Burlesque; Vaudeville tqilytit. IfllUiiil Sctnlc Entlronrainl LMIES' HUE MATUEE EVERY WEEKDAY Everybody Anybody THE WHEST AID IESTSHDW WEST OF CKICARQ DR. WM.

KUYPER Physician 'and Surgeon Office At Residence One block east and one-half block south of Bergman's JETarilwure Store. Calls answered day or night Phone No. Chas. A. Beckman Embalmer and FuneraJ Director HULL, IOWA Day Phone 2-78 Night Phone 3-18 Aiitoor Horse DrPvvn I.Te:irsc City Meat Market Jake Van Leeuwen, Prop.

Complete line of fresh and cured meats at all times. Highest prices paid for Live Stoek. Boyden Iowa Dr. C. L.

Beach DENTIST. I A iM fioyden every Tuesday OHiut: ii. Rooms over Heemstra Quaker Oats Company Dealers, in all kinds of Grain. We sell Prairie Queen Flour and all kinds of feed. Swift Tankage.

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