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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
5
Osceola notes show private visits and errands across Polk and surrounding towns. Residents include Miss Hilma Olson, Miss Hazel Kidder, S. H. Jones, R. A. Mills, Emil Olson, and many travelers to Alma, Omaha, Lincoln, York, and Central City. Advertisements push Ford cars with pride and service guarantees.
Roy Horst arrived from Lincoln for a weekend visit with relatives KE. O. Howland rode the bus to Grand Island Monday for business and returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lind and Mrs. A. B. Lind were guests at the Jule Ludden home Wednesday.
The page records numerous passenger movements to Lincoln, Omaha, and Hastings with mentions of visits and business. It notes sales of Jersey sows, enamelware specials, and millinery purchases, plus social events, concerts, and farm family farewells in Shelby Stromsburg Rising City and surrounding areas.
Osceola resident S A Hefflebower reports four years ago a grip spell damaged his kidneys causing backache tiredness head pain and puffy under the eyes. He used about three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills obtained at Ray's Drug Store and was cured. Price 50c at all dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills are made by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
The notice invites all to attend a two week series beginning March 12 with evening services. The pastor will speak on The Brazen Serpent and The World's Sin Bearer. A box social and program will be held at Kropatch School one mile east and north of Osceola. Ladies bring baskets. Eda Wieseman, 83-2.
A cryptic note hints a misdemeanor linked to an old fashioned thirst. An island off Greece is compared to a fly escaping gravy, while the European game is described as the Turk's likely next move.
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