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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
1
Local items describe visits to Osceola from residents and visitors including Dr Hart, Miss Mills, Mrs Moffett, and Mr Mickey. Readers learn of new business plans at Hotchkiss Bros and J J Kepner, plus multiple social calls, church notices, and upcoming meetings at the Court House.
Easter services across local churches featured special prayers songs and sermons. The Methodist service raised about 193 dollars for Foreign Missions and the Sunday School presented a notable training program for the Resurrection celebration. At the Presbyterian church the morning service included the Lord A Supper nine new members joined the rolls and Rav Boude delivered thoughtful sermons with strong music and a vibrant choir. Easter lilies and floral displays heightened the occasion in Osceola.
Mre F J Timm is seriously ill. Carl Gylling clerks for FP & Dana. Dr Shaw attends during muddy days. B A Scott had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs John Burgess. Hon E King confined at home with rheumatism. J Sargent building a new residence east of town on Wm Shardex land. Wm Stoks installs a front step at the meat market. K A Walrath adds one at his home. Osceola residents seek better mobility for forty ehoe peas pie. C Timm and family visited Benedict to see Ed Brazee family. Mrs Brazee is Mr Timm’s daughter. G T Ray & Co advertised paints and wallpaper. large assortment, prices unbeatable. Mrs A G McCray very ill. Dr Altenberger of Shelby and Dr dAcontd of Columbus performed operation. she is recovering.
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