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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
5
R A Mills traveled to York Monday morning while Judge Campbell spent Sunday with family at Lincoln. Philip Sack was a passenger to Lincoln Monday morning. Jimmie Addison arrived from Shelby Thursday morning.
Classified notice lists wooden boxes of all sizes for sale. Mentions visits by Mrs Andy Webern a York visitor Tuesday morning and Harry Gréed as a passenger to Omaha Friday morning. Other local movements include Harold Ware in Strousbury between trains and Mrs Louis Scholz visiting Shelby between trains.
Arvid Colson, son of Mr. Horst, visited Grand Island on Saturday evening for business. Harry Hare and Art Monk rode to Shelby on Monday morning. A. B. Anderson moved between trains in town for business. George Tilden the Benedict Auctioneer came in on Tuesday. Ralph Horst resumed school duties at Lincoln on Thursday.
Major R G Douglas traveled to David City on Tuesday for a visit. Miss Harriet Kelley was a passenger to Omaha on Saturday morning. She has been a ghost at the Hermann home for several days. An advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for burns cuts and emergencies sold by druggists at 25 cents and 60 cents.
Art Van Hoosen rode to Gentral City on Saturday morning where he met his uncle and together they traveled onward to Pint Bluffs Wyoming.
Nels Kant went back to his Stromsburg residence on Saturday evening, ending his latest excursion with a quiet homecoming.
A crowded log lists Delbert Query G R Goldsberry and many others as Lincoln and Weston train passengers. Notables attend meetings in Lincoln and Stoomsburg while others visit families in Wahoo, Shelby, Atlantic and Osceola. Local events include a basket social, church talks, theater at Auditorium, and community notices plus travel for shopping and state fair preparations.
Miss Birdie Sleuman returns home to Hastings where her ill mother remains. Normal Trainers will cover Miss Leuman’s duties. Mr Carlson, recently with the telephone company, travels to Stromsburg for a short assignment. Wm McBeth recovers from illness and sits up daily. Geo. Price’s sale lists mules and horses aged 5 to 10 years. Frank Walker notes a health tip about liver care. Dean’s Regulats are recommended for liver and bowels. Mrs Heald, Mrs Shrader, and Mrs Gregg attend W C T U executive committee in Stromsburg. Swede Home band to perform a charity concert in the church basement, admission 25 cents. Audiences urged to see The Little Girl Next Door at Auditorium with Paramount feature and special ushers. Mrs John Courtney and son visit from Des Moines, en route from Alliance. Major Grant Douglas plans an illustrated Mexico Border program, starting next Monday at several towns. E R Daniel offers reels of baby show pictures from state and county fairs, at Auditorium January 20 with no admission. Degree of Honor met at Arthur Johnson’s for installation night.
After installation Mrs Johnson served a delightful luncheon as members dispersed. The event praised Mr and Mrs Johnson as ideal hosts and hostesses following a well run gathering with several named attendees and officers listed in the records.
Mrs. Almira Davis of S State St Osceola testifies she suffered kidney related back pain and urinary distress for years. After taking two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills obtained at Rays store the pain disappeared and she reports the cure lasting. Price 50c at dealers.
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