Merry-go-round Fine Live Stock Exhibit Ends
An excellent display of farm products draws daily attendance at the fair, with a notable plan to attend every day and strong interest in the livestock exhibit and related attractions.
23 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1915
Page
1
An excellent display of farm products draws daily attendance at the fair, with a notable plan to attend every day and strong interest in the livestock exhibit and related attractions.
Local column recounts a sprawling narrative about Md Bilkins a bitter man whose schemes end in tragedy with the apparent death of a family figure. The piece touches on alius events including multiple marriages accidents and local incidents from Lincoln to Percival and Silver Creek with a tone of small town gossip and moral commentary.
Mrs O ar Mustard of Haw Ss and Meg Amma Meacham of Polk County visit Haw Ss sister Mrs Barbara Walla of Lins oly. AP Sutton spent a day at Sam Munger home. Mr and Mrs Mig AL Trail visit. Mand of Fullerton visits Alex MacQueen. Mrs Roy Kizzell suffers back pain. A daughter named Grage is welcomed by Tugene Shumaker and Chen. Kaminski family from South Sioux visit island friends and recover from a severe attack by Tacs.
Misses Ethel and Myrtle Pogus visit Shelby relatives. Dr G Nelson and wife agree to continue labor with Way lend people for another year. Air Nelsons salary noted at 100 dollars. Bertha Peters and daughter Dorothea depart for Greenfield Iowa to visit her parents. J W Pogue and daughter Katherine Cleit travel to Hartington to see Mrs Harry Lance and family. Miss Clara Thomas travels to Litchfield to visit her brother L F Schames. Ruby Downer leaves Fort Collins Colorado for Goodland Kansas. Rollie Stephenson family John Skinner and daughter June plan three weeks in Pennsylvania. Mrs W McConkay and Miss Ida Gulbrandton go to Winside to visit relatives. Fred Bond and Joy Bond of Butler Oklahoma visit Bond homes. Fred is a brother of O M and C E Bad. Laura Downittel Washown Jey Wash arrived in Gresoam Vtay.
The ceremony took place Saturday morning at the Jeffery home with County Judge presiding. The couple, Thos Dolan and Mary A Sexon, left for St Joe to join relatives from the east for a western trip. The bride, Mollie Jeffrey by adoption, is a well known resident of the community.
C A Olson bought the Monson grocery from Peoples' Grocery Saturday. The business remains owned by Olson and Arthur Nelson who will run it as before. Alvin Monson will assist for now and seek other business arrangements in the future.
Frank Ferguson died Saturday night at his home from peritonitis caused by a stomach ulcer. He operated a produce and restaurant business in the Biech hield building and had been a longtime local merchant. The funeral was held at Silver Creek with relatives buried there. Obituary details to follow in Mendaly's Record edition.
Sunday school and Bible class next Sunday at 10 A M Divine services at 11 A M and 8 P M both in Swedish Picnic planned Thursday at Andrew Nelson's farm west of the city Bring friends Busy Bee meets Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs L E Swanson
The following marriage licenses have been issued in the county court since the last press day: C Hansen of Hamilton, aged 22, on 22 April. C Schrader of Polk County, date and age not fully clear. Tho R Dolan, age 53, name partially legible. Mery Ann Sexog, age 44, details incomplete.
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