Local notices and social tidbits from Osceola area
A record of local travel visits, guests, sales notices and community happenings. Mentions Arthur P. Johnson en route to Omaha, Miss Mabel Johnson visiting Stromsburg, Chancellor Huntington of Wesleyan in Osceola, and funeral attendance for L. J. Van Hoosen. Includes ads for linoleum prices, hay for sale, and livestock shipping. Also notes markets for hides and cream, and local auctions led by Oliver Westburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Johnson
Omaha
F. L. Dunn
Swan Nelson
W. Ballenger
Lincoln
George Hill
Shelby
O. C. Dorsey
Mabel Johnson
Stromsburg
Frank Johnson
Hardeville
John Colson
Albert
Florence Long
Ethel Cottrell
Mitchell’s
Hendrickson
Osceola
Huntington
Wesleyan University
M. E. Church
Hastings Bros sell land and stock in Osceola region
Hastings Bros. sold 89 acres in Grand Island country to Carl Freiday of Rising City for 5200, 80 acres to G. M. Brown of Central City for 7200, and 80 acres to J. J. Kavan of Linwood for 6400. They also sold a house in Prague to B. Kubista for 2000 and moved hardware stock valued at 96000 at Linwood for A. J. J. Kavan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Freiday
Rising City Nebr
Grand Island
West G. M. Brown
Central City
J. J. Kavan
Linwood Nebr
Company
Prague
Nebr
B. Kubista
Hastings Bros
A. & J. J. Kavan
Alarm clocks at Mitchells Jewelery Store
Local shopper urged to buy a reliable alarm clock from Mitchells Jewelery Store. Customers are advised to visit the shop to compare models and find dependable timekeeping devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells Jewelery Store
Full Leather Suit Cases Shopping Bags Bill Books Travelers Cases
A list of travel essentials including full leather suit cases shopping bags bill books and various travelers cases. The items are described as durable sturdy options for packing documents clothing and personal items on trips.
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Wwew
Schultz
Oberg & Johnson
South Side Square
Goilgl
Polk County
United States
Cuba
Canada
Hastings Brothers
Henderson Block
Nebraska
Palace
A. L. Scholz
A. O. Monson Co
Comfort
Genoa
Georgia Watson
Fremont
L. J. van Hoosen
Marquis and Clark
J. F. Jackson
David City
J. L. Blowers
George Samusison
Butler County
Oberg and
Jonesons
John Michael
Schmoker
Henry Schmoker
Gus Johnson
C. H. Parkis
Johnson
Oliver Westburg
Osceola Nebr
Mrs. Drummond
L. J. VanHoosen
Henry VanHoosen
Margaret Moor
H. A. VanHoosen
W. O. Bartholomew
Julius Nebosis
F.L Dunn’s
Ralph Bittner
Walter Monson
Frank Walker
Webster Mills
D. J. Smith
Rising City
Amos Wiseman
Omahba
Christie
G. L. Emminger
J. W. Cole
Mitchells Jewelry Store
Merry Workers
Grand Army Hall
P. BE. Shostrom
Pleasant Home
W. H. Myers
Myers
C. E. Howland
Rising
Monson
Omaha Elevator Co
Theodore Bruntz
Anna Johnson
Sweden
Mia
Otto Ahlquist
Bestline
Mitchells Jewelry
Junior League
King’s Heralds
L. M. Fillmore
Nodaway
Mich
Chas. G. Timm
Fred Shank
North Side
J. G. Rhodes
Clyde Courtney
John Courtney
Wm. Courtney
E. Nelson
L. K. McGaw
Palace Market
George Foy
Litchfield
John
Will Lafferty
Danbury
Archie Emory
F. L. Dunn's
A. A. Young
Martha Tift
Carthage Liss
Albert Colson
Hord
Will Latham
Dorcas Society
N. F. Peterson
P. M. Lindberg
Nebraska Lutheran Conference
Osceola Lutheran Church
Lindberg
Anderson
Altona
Ills
Kentucky
Mary J. Holmes
W. F. Mann
G. E. Samuelson
Mrs. Samuelson
A. M. Bell
Mitchell’s Jewelry Store
The
Presbyterian Church
Elias Timm
Mary and
Esther Holm
Theodore Brunts
C. G. Gylling
Grace
Wm. Wisely
Silver Creek
Chas, Thelander
J. W. Altine
Oiiver Westberg
Hordtown
W. O. Mickey
Dorsey
Baptist Church
W.T. Wilson
Reo
E. L. Marquis
Mr. Marquis
Sherman County
Charlie McCormick
Nebraska-Carlisle
L. M. Shaw
J.B. Gray
H. J. McBeth
Hollis Dolan
W. D. Orum
Archie Beltzer
E. C. Goerke
Clyde Ryan
Q. E. Mickey
Sam Crouse
Tom Mills
Mary. J. Holmes
Lem B. Parker
Clarence Miller
Osceola Poultry and Feed Store
Tae
Coal Cole
Chicago Lumber Company
E. H. Sorenson
Corn ‘Husker
A. O. Monson, & CO
Department of Agriculture
Abbott
Casceola
North Platte
Larson Land Company
Ind
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