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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
4
George W. Engelhardt announces his bid for the Republican nomination for county clerk. He states the decision will rest with Republican voters at the primary.
The Epworth League held a Tuesday banquet in the Brotherhood room after a successful campaign adding upwards of 100 new members. A musical program finished with a three course dinner and decorations in red and white. Out of town guests included Presiding Elder Alexander of David City and Rev. A. G. Bennett of York who praised the League and its Osceola branch.
Hon G W Wilts the temperance orator will stay in Osceola Sunday to address a union service of all churches at the Methodist Church at 8 p m under the auspices of the local W C T U. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting described as a hummer.
W. O. Johnson & Co. A. O. Monson & Co. and Oberg & Johnson clerks ask firms to close at 6:30 pm daily except Saturdays. The change begins next Monday and traders are urged to finish before that time. Signatories include Boostrom, Black, Anderson, Nyquist, Sodergren, Monson, Nelson, Hanson, and others.
W J Farley of Aurora was in the city yesterday on a business errand.
John Wisely and family spent Sunday at Ed Hester. Celia Strait of Corning Iowa stays with her sister Mrs Lou Wescoat. Nellie Wisely remains at home with her mother for summer vacation. A party at Frank Hendrickson's Friday night drew a large crowd and good cheer. Children Day exercises were held at Fairbury Sunday with Chancey Oremeen and Fred Wescoat visiting George Buchta. Nellie Wisely visited John Christian Sunday and George Heinemeyer with family called on Mr Daniel Sunday evening. Gerard Wade visits his aunt Mrs Rev Urwin. Neola Buchta spends week with Mrs Will Hartman. Mrs Rev Urwin and son Burgess spent Sunday afternoon at Gene Finucy’s.
Mrs Linneman of Janesville Wisconsin and Mrs Bafel with her child of Springfield Minnesota, sisters of Rev. F H Schultz, along with Mrs Webber and three children of Janesville, niece of Mrs Schultz, arrived in the city yesterday evening for a visit at this place.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of John Fredrich Miller deceased has been filed. The court sets a hearing for July 19, 1909 at 10:00 a.m. for appointment of William K Miller as executor. Dated June 30, 1909. (Seal) Henry Campbell, County Judge.
Dr McChesney and Mrs Daisy Zang were passengers to Lincoln today, joining a local contingent in transit plans and confirming travel by rail or road.
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