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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
1
The Shelby area notes rain, elevator work, and machinery startup with J de Cottrell visiting. Local residents visit Omaha, York, and Lincoln. many attend church gatherings and social events. People suffer illness and recovery, relocations, trades, and agricultural activity appear, including Bert Atkinson shipping to Omaha and Miss Nenad Nordstrom’s dressmaking venture.
Fragmentary notes describe movements of individuals to Omaha and Shelby with scattered names and dates. Text mentions Colson visiting GOUENE Bilasey and references Carlson family, Regina, and Mourning. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled, offering only hints of a local travel notice.
Mr and Mrs Will Deland with George and Zora Deland spent Monday at Wilber Segers. Ivah Jarmin visited William Richmonds as a guest of Cora Shelmadine. Helen Timm spent a week at home then returned to work with Mrs Frank Fox. Florence West stayed home Sunday while cutters and sleighing filled the town as bells rang. Frank Fentress lost a horse last week. Frank Walker owns a new cutter. Girls beware you may get a ride.
In Pleasant Home sickness is widespread with Dr. Anderson visiting five homes last Thursday. Mrs. Ames Lind and Mrs. Lindblade are patients of Dr. Flippin. Dick McConnell and daughter Florence arrived from Harlem county Saturday to tend Mrs. Horn’s death. Miss Byrdie Parker visited York county with David Parker’s family. Mrs. J. E. Horn died Friday after sudden illness. funeral at Pleasant View Church Sunday conducted by Rev. Hedboom and Rev. Wash. Clyde Gree sick remains recovering. Albert Baugh and others in local health concerns. mumps noted for a neighbor.
Last Friday between eight and nine o'clock Asa Rose attempted to shoot his brother Geo Rose in the Rose hotel office. The weapon misfired due to small shells failing to strike the firing pins. Asa was arrested by Marshall Cotten and later by Sheriff Hollister for a preliminary hearing.
Advert shows 14 work horses weighing 1200 to 1400 pounds and four well matched teams with buyer’s choice in matching. Also offers one span of mules aged 4 and 5 years, each about 1100 pounds, well broke.
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