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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
1
A reflective piece urges common-sense progress and debt liquidation for the town as 1913 begins. Community posts mix with light political notes, town gossip, post office election results, and a Christmas recovery tale involving George Carson’s mail team.
Hereby given to patrons of this store that the partnership previously existing between Carl A Olson Walter A Monson and G. Olson is dissolved. February year indicated. Public notice of discontinuation and reorganization.
In a Christmas Day tilt the High School defeated the alumni 13 to 7. Alumni efforts were hampered by sparse rallies and injuries while a few veterans showed past form. Several noted alums were ruled off, possibly altering the outcome, as readers report mixed pride and chagrin.
Mr and Mrs C G Hedburg celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary at their home northwest of town with 32 friends arriving unannounced. Refreshments were served and gifts included a well filled purse. The Hedburgs plan to move to a farm near Stromsburg in spring and express prebund gratitude for the kindness shown.
Shelby visitors include Mr and Mrs E E Knerr at Seth Johnston home. J G Rosdahl at South Omaha hog market. Blevins family to Shickley for holidays. Mrs J R Rosenberry hosts Blair guest. O L Bond attends Wayland service. Burritt shows Rhode Island Reds at Stromsburg show winning ribbons. Seaver hosts relatives from Grand Island. Green's Chapel wins Ericson Bros piano at Stromsburg. Ruth Cooper from Lincoln visits Lara Bittner. Esther Toline travels to Lincoln then Omaha. Mrs Jas Hunter and Mrs Chas Mace from Lebanon depart after holiday visit. Castles from Columbus return home. potential move to Omaha discussed. Giles Cole family returns from Omaha amid William and Frank illness.
A Friday Christmas tree and exercises marked Dist 42. Haskell Gustafson hauled hay from the valley on Monday with Gust Falk and John Frederickson helping. Alfred Fores, formerly ill, is now much improved. Glen Willetts folk visited Clare Willetts. Nels Holm repairs his barn and plans a hay fork install. Claire and Grant Willetts visited Clark. Mrs. Willetts spent the day with Mrs. S. A. Larson in Willetts absence. Mrs. R. M. Carnine, previously ill, is progressing well. A social dance at Will Campain’s home was enjoyed Saturday night.
Lovers of fine horses may view two new arrivals at the Finecy livery barn, including a dappled iron grey shire over 2000 pounds and a chestnut Belgian around 1800 pounds. The horses attract many Polk County horse men who call them perfect.
Advertisement invites inquiries about livestock for base sales and directs contact to H. P. Claussen at Palace Meat Market located in South Side Square.
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