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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
8
A sale offers a special lot of fine women’s and children’s coats from regular stock at 5.95 and 5.70 to 5.70 and 7.00 coats, marketed as bargains with confident claims of exceptional values and added inducements.
Black white gray and blue serge skirts listed alongside brown blue black and tan cassimeres and gray blue black and tan whipcords. Several grades of black voile included with exceptional values on all items.
Osceola news notes visitors and residents, including Mr and Mrs R J Stevenson and June Skinner of Hackberry, Nels Nelson of Chappell visiting, and a party from Aspen Wyoming. High School Inspector A M Voss praised conditions. exams scheduled with several students excused. Lecture course closes next week. Players Festival Sextette to perform old time melodies. Barber installs electric cigar moisture device.
Read the paper for Thomas F Mil’s Dispersion Safe ad as the great farm near Osedola goes on sale Tuesday February 8. The Record highlights improvements for efficient west production including barns log houses sheds cement floors and ample water supply. The property features a large barn loft hog house and a modern shed system with coal dust and feeding yards. Electric line construction by York Electric Co and a grove of fruit and shade trees provide protection to the buildings.
In district court Judge Good presiding motions for new trials and rulings include Dillah vs Doremus overruled with no appeal notice, M Hoffer v Leonora Hoffer divorce decree, Connecticut Fire Ins Co v Hiarm Shank overruled with exceptions, Shoemaker v Newman overruled, Ochsner v Hedbloom case advisement, B & Granere v City of Stromsburg overruled, Swanson v To Ka Han Mining Co settled.
Mr and Mrs Alex Samuelson relocated to Mead last week and plan to farm a newly acquired property next season. Miss Martha Toline left for David City hospital for surgery, accompanied by her sister Hannah who reported a routine case and a one to two week recovery. Rev C A Sward along with Mr and Mrs Petrus Nelson and Hugo Flodman attended a District Mission meet in Osceola at the Lutheran church. The Swede Home Band held its annual meeting with C G Johnson reelected President and Band Director, Petrus Nelson vice president, and Martin Chindgren secretary treasurer. G B Chindgren attended a banquet in Polk hosted by Farmers' Grain Co.
The pastor expects to lead the service, but a competent stand-in will be secured if needed. The church expresses gratitude for the many kind words and Christian patience shown during the brief illness. Once the grippe ends, we hope everyone will be found working more effectively than ever.
Beulah School notes show attendees earning attendance certificates for the forth. Recipients of prizes for not whispering include Dee Hastings Hattie Headley Bert Headley Charley Hastings Myrtle McCormick Cynthia Gould and Harvey Wisely. Geneva Finecy received a prize for…
Clara Sarow and Harvey Wisely have both been absent on account of illness this last week. Frank Corney shelled corn for Adam Last Monday, Miss Rosa Johansen has been quite sick for the past week with pneumonia. A nurse, Miss Standing of Stromsburg being in charge. Fred Luft had a little accident on Monday while at his parents, a gate struck him crushing his hand and also hitting him in the face. Miss Molly and Clarence Egelhoff left Saturday for Hastings to visit relatives for a short time from where they will leave for Manville, Wyo., for an extended visit with their sister, Mrs. Dieleman. Flint Crozier returned on Tuesday from a business trip in the northern part of Iowa. The Bartlett family made an visit with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Luft, Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Timm to day a baby boy. Card Of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the many kind neighbors and friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our dear Mother and also to the Rebekah Lodge and others, for the beautiful floral offerings. May God reward you for we never can. Clarence Miller, Bra Anderson, Fred Miller, Frank Miller, Lew Miller, Clara Horst, Harvey Miter, and Famllies.
The Presbyterian church asks everyone to attend next Sunday with special music at both services. The morning sermon is titled Spiritual Matrimony and the evening message The Preacher's White Vest. Sunday School begins at 10 am and Christian Endeavor meets at 6 29. Rev Theo J Acmus, Pastor.
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