Osceola Locals Note Travels and Visits
Local notes record residents paying subscriptions and visiting relatives in Lincoln Red Oak Lawn David City and Genoa. Several mentions include Dr Hart Mrs Lambertson A O Monson Frank Kelley J J Mickey and families and others visiting kin and attending assemblies and reunions.
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Hart
Osceola Bank
FE. J. Browall
Gothenburg
Ralph Dearborn
Lincoln
S. V's
Eva Corbett
Ella Scott
David City
T. H. Daniels
Osceola
J. J. Mickey
Lineain
Epworth
A. B Detweiler
Millard
Gregg
Minas Marvin Richardson
Clarks
Louie Pratt
W.E Folsom
Genoa
Bee
Vo Peatt
S. Ho
O Daniels
College View
Gene McCoy
May Persmnerr
Central City
Laura Whaley
Annis Byers
William Koehler
Papillion
Georga
W HA. Jarmin
Arheeville Fe
Webster
Gen. L Everett
A. P. Mickey
F. T. King
New York
Albert Moffrt
Eline Moffett
Geneva
Chas Walquist
Mills
F. L. Dunn's
M. R. Snodgrass
Wisner
C. Mee Pulver
Court House
McKinley
Eugenis West
Glenwood
Iowa
Maud Clayborn
Obituary Notice for Davis Koehler Child of Mr. and Mrs. Koehler
The five Montisaid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koehler died Tuesday night near town. Funeral at their home at 1:00 to day and interment at Valley M. E. Church. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Davis
George Koehler
Beminde
Valley M. E. Church
Young Swanson Laid to Rest in Nebraska Funeral
Paul Swanson, 17, eldest son of Christina Swanson, was buried after a Sunday service at the Swedish Mission Church in Stromsburg. Born in Meade, Nebraska, he was a native who lived 44 miles north of Osceola and was the family’s sole support for his mother and two younger brothers.
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Dien
Paul Swanson
Stromsburg
Christina Swanson
Osceola
Nebraska
Meade
Death Claims Polk County Resident John Swanson
John Swanson of about three miles west of town died Tuesday at 10 30 after illness described as typhoid pneumonia. Funeral services are planned with a 1 pm house service and a 2 30 pm Swedish Mission Church service at Stromsborg, burial in the local cemetery. Born December 24 1846 in Sweden he married in 1869 and settled in the county with his wife and ten children seven of whom survive. He was a longtime Swedish Mission church member and respected neighbor and father.
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Polk County
John Swanson
Sweden
Swedish Mission Church
Obituary of Osceola Pioneer From Virginia to Iowa
The subject, born in Morgan County Virginia forty five years ago last Monday, died of tuberculosis last Saturday in Osceola after moving from Virginia to Polk County fourteen years ago. He married Elizabeth Bennett on December 23 1580 in Virginia and had five children. He was a longtime United Brethren Church member and a consis tent Christian. Funeral held Sunday at the M E church under M W A and Home Forum auspices. Rev J W Swan preached to a crowded audience. He built a comfortable life from humble beginnings and was noted for honesty and kindness.
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Morgan County
Elizabeth Bennett
Virginia
Polk County
Osceola
United Brethers Church
Home Forum
J. W. Swan
M .E
R. Crouse
Boas
Early Osceola settler laid to rest in M E church
The obituary notes birth in Juniata County Pennsylvania on February 5 1827. He moved with his family to Indiana then Iowa and Nebraska settling near Osceola in Polk County in 1870 as an early pioneer. He died August 2 after a life of church membership and farming with a funeral held August 4 at the M E church. Four of ten children survived, with nine attending the service.
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Juniata County
Pennsylvania
Union County
Indiana
Elizabeth Moss
Iowa
Nebraska
Polk County
Osceola
Blue River
M E
Swan
Stewart
Card of Thanks from Mrs Christina Swanson
Card expresses heartfelt gratitude for loving kindness and sympathy shown after a recent bereavement. Mrs Christina Swanson thanks friends and neighbors for comfort and cheer during a dark hour and notes gratitude cannot be fully expressed.
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Christina Swanson
Mournful Resolves From Home Forum Benefit Order
The Home Forum Benefit Order notes the death of companion Charles W. Crouse. The lodge offers sympathy to his family and preserves resolutions in the minutes, recognizing his faithful service and the irreplaceable loss to both the order and his kin. Funeral or further actions not specified.
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Home Forum Benefit Order
Charles W. Crouse
G. Pheasant
RK. Bang Fcomm
Ajax Bicycles 1800 to 22.50 Dunns Bee Ad
Bicycle deal note lists Ajax Bicycles priced at 1800 with a sale tag 22.50 at Dunns Bee. Local shop advertising transportation gear with promotional pricing.
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Ajax
Dunn's
Bee
Local notices and social scene in Osceola Iowa region
The Osceola area features varied items: harness shop stocks summer gear and driving equipment. Geo W. Grege reports his son George sails to China July 28 and advances in the engine room. Republicans organize a club. Dr. Mount C Wild praised by patients. A visit to Miss Edith Butler sparks a lawn party ruined by rain. La Verne L. Gregg earns 2nd Lieutenant rank in the 22nd Infantry. Local fishing trip prompts a dawn march to the Platte and a rousing crowd led by H. M. Powers and others.
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Geo W. Grege
George
San Francisco
China
Osceola Village Board Bans Sidewalk Bicycle Riding
At a August 1900 Osceola Nebraska village board meeting the marshal was told to enforce ordinance 59 prohibiting bicycles and other vehicle riding on sidewalks. Violators face fines of not less than five dollars upon conviction.
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Osceola
Nebr
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Polk
Biles
F. L. Dunn
H. A. Scott
Emma Zang
Henry
Mason Moore
Necatur, IN
George M. Moore
H. FP. Bense
Oklahoma
Dora Cartright
E. A. Walrath
Ma. W. Gusbee
Norden
Nela M. Johnson
Ada Shear
Garrison
J. T. Byers
Nannie Reddell
Grand Island
Osceole
J. R Stewart
Horace Ward
Columbus
Mrs. Ward
Johnnie Stewart
Hazelwood
R A. Fleming
A. de Forrest
E. Hart
Haywarden
Lows
JT. E. Horton
Presbytersian
Doris Koehler
Juvhn
R. Stewart
P.L
Boston
I. Krasne
Gust
R. A. Fleming
F.G. Johnson
Peaterdry
Charles Allison
Chappell
Silver Creek
Mr. Johnson
Mount C. Wild
Allie Arnold
Edith Butler
Council Bluffs
Xouse
Mother Earth
H. M. Powers
Q. B. Mickey
J. J. Makeover
Chas
Detweiler
Oscar Coglizer
Charlie Kunkel
G. Tray & Co
Oak Café
F. &. Dunn
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