Osceola News in brief from February 1893 fire, illness and antics
Fire bell rang for a bakery blaze injudiciously contained with minimal loss at Joe Karrer’s Bakery and ice house. Frank Mills leaves State University due to eye trouble, with hopes of resuming studies next year. Tice Burns’s delivery wagon wrecks after horse bolted, leaving a damaged wagon and broken fence. Osceola Gun Club adds four clay bird traps, promising high scores. Little Allie Mills, daughter of Judge Mills, improves from a serious illness. Blacksmith Charlie Gylling makes an overland trip to Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Joe Karrer
Frank Mills
State University
Frank
Tice Burns
of Getts, Burns and Company
Osceola Gun Club
Allie Mills
M. A. Mills
Charlie Gylling
Hamilton County
Roaring 1910s to 1924 Osceola Local News Highlights
R. C. Raeder sells bus line to George Brooke and Mary Holcomb returns from State University. Alice Gray wed Charles Emminger with Rev. Randall officiating and plans a Davis property home. F. L. Rummell dies of heart disease. funeral at Methodist Church. survived by widow and four. Jos. Tschauner buys Gately Bros. mill at Stromsburg and operates it. Ida M. Hanson now at Osceola department store with W. O. Johnson Co. Delia and Delia Letherbury visit from York. Wesleyan musicians visit Osceola and are praised. Feb 7 1924 dinner and prizes at Mrs Rickly and Mills Jr. Osceola Camp Modern Woodmen holds 36th banquet for 250 plates. County Judge Ball seeks treatment for nasal hemorrhage in Lincoln. A. B. Eberhart to Los Angeles for real estate position with DeWitt Co. Auditori um program lists Gloria Swanson in Her Gilded Cage and Milton Sills in Legally Dead. Carson Auto Co sells Ford touring to John Prosowski. Attorneys H. H. Campbell and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Raeder
George Brooke
Mary Holcomb
The
State University
A. A. Gray
Alice
Charles Emminger
A. A. Randall
Davis
F. L. Rummell
Methodist
Jos. Tschauner
Gately Bros
Stromsburg
Joe
Ida M. Hanson
W. O. Johnson and Company
Osceola
Delia
Delia Letherbury
York
John Ireland
Wesleyan University Company
Osceola Music Lovens
Blanche Rickly
M. A. Mills Jr
F. H. Ball
Los Angeles
California
Eberhart
C. F. DeWitt and Co
Farmers Union
Gloria Swanson
Milton Sills
Carson Auto Company
John Prosowski
H. H. Campbell
Polk County ministers discuss Ku Klux Klan at court gathering
In Lincoln today A Mills will argue before the supreme court. The Polk County Ministerial Association met February 5 at the courthouse with seven ministers. Rev C E Ruch and Rev Henderson led a Klan discussion. Judge Harry D Landis presided. Mills and Melll, attorneys. In Polk County Nebraska the district court orders sale of real estate to pay debts of August Peterson estate. The hearing is set for February 28 in Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mills
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Polk County Ministerial Association
Court House
Ku Klux Klan
C. E. Ruch
Shelby
Henderson
Gresham
J. A. Klein
Polk County
Nebraska
A. F. Nuquist
August Peterson
District Court Room
Seward
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F. Hedbloom
Ekeley
Nabraska
Sid
Harry D. Landis
Creeley
All America
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Michigan
General Motors
Reeb Bros. Motor CO
Polk
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!