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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
2
Polk markets report corn 29 oats 33 wheat 59 hogs 5 90. Local notes cover Easter services at M E church Benedict Osceola new workers building Polk and many residents' movements. A wolf hunt turns comical when it proves a skunk and Jakie the Tailor leads the misfired squad in a humorous town tale.
Shelby market today lists corn at 274 oats 334 wheat 58 hogs 600. Lincoln visitors include Miss Minnie Goetz and Nane Rath bun. Several local residents travel for business and community events are noted including school board meetings and upcoming baseball plans.
John Irland hauls wheat to Shelby this week. Osce ola horseman Joe Gubser visited Hackberry on Sunday. Slim Wadkin traded horses with Shelby liveryman and his brother io lan. Mrs Wadkin spent Monday afternoon with Aunt Sallie Severs. L L Hoffer and E P Blevins visited Bert Blevins on Sunday. The plowman works in the area while J R Rosenberry and wife visited Dilsavers. Newt Skidmore continues his own work after his hand left for Newt’s brother Tom.
Swede Home Miss Erma Hult returned to Lincoln last week to resume her studies. Mr and Mrs Fred Frederickson and children had dinner at eight. Ander son’s family visited last Sunday. Nordling sisters Jonada and Olivia visited. Carl A Johnson’s Sunday afternoon gathering noted. A rain fell Saturday, much needed. Rev J E Nordling attended Luth er Academy directors meeting in Wahoo and plans to attend Mead installation. Nath Wilson and A P Lindeblade from Stromsburg seen on streets Tuesday. Mrs Augusta Tolin slowly recovering under doctor’s care.
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