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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
1
Osceola residents share visits to Lincoln Leigh and Beatrice. Republican Club rallies plan balloon ascensions and Home Forum lawn social announce August 29. Weather notes mention heat and a damaging Tuesday wind southeast of Osceola.
Mrs DD B Eaton, North Side Milliner, announces new fall hats for adults and a clean line of children's hats caps and tams. A letter from J J Buel, staying in Constantin Ohin, notes family bereavements and homesickness for Nebraska. He reports a dry season with hot winds and few pops since leaving Polk County and hopes to return to help carry Nebraska for McKinley and Roosevelt.
Public thanks to many friends for kind help and sympathy during the sickness and death of their little one. Mr and Mrs A B Carnine.
Albert Carnine son of Mr and Mrs A B Carnine died Sunday August 19 from cholera infantum at age nearly two. Funeral services were held at the house Monday at 2 PM conducted by Rev J W Swan, burial in Osceola cemetery. He was born November 5 1898 and ill for less than a week. The community extends sympathy to the family.
In Osceola yesterday forenoon Rev. W. Swan joined C. A. Fisher of Lincoln and Eva Hazlewood at the couple's home attended only by close relatives. They traveled to Silver Creek by train after the ceremony. Eva Hazlewood is a prominent local young woman. The groom is reported as a geology teacher at the State University.
Notice of sale under a chattle mortgage dated July 14 1898 filed May 18 1900 in Polk County Nebraska. Wm E Sirrs defaulted on 3200 debt now 35 50 due. A bicycle to be sold at public auction September 13 1900 at 1 PM at the southwest corner of Osceola public square. A P Mickey mortgagee dated August 22 1900.
Advertisements tout Beggs Diarrhoe Balsam as the only sure remedy on the market for colic diarrhoea and flux with claims of quick relief from D Kunkel.
Sep special trains will run east of Missouri to Iowa Illinois Missouri and South Dakota with a fare of one plus 200 for round trip. For sale dates and limits call C C Clark agent. Also a health ad touts Begge Farrhoea Balsam and Bucklen arnica salve for wounds and skin issues sold by Kunkel Druggist.
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