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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
2
Local brief items report Fourth of July scenes in Osceola with visits from residents, church events, school board actions, and public notices. Banter on groceries, farm sales, and local trades accompanies wedding, accident, and entertainment notes.
A reader from Osceola denounces a six hour livery stable charge of one dollar for a team after a Fourth of July event. He alleges extortion by a single livery operator and questions local acceptance of the imposition.
From an old neighbor O B Brown who lives east of town and supports Mickey. He says Brown’s endorsement proves Mickey is a good, clean man and a strong Republican candidate. The Scotts Bluff Republican notes broad support from many good men.
Art Myers and family spent Sunday at Julius Lance's. Grant Kingsoliver had dinner with Chester Blevins. Frances Blake visited John Houtz. Harvey Hower family of David City visited C Kingsoliver. B P Nebergall with Dwight Kingsoliver. Nickel kept appointment at Victor. George Ireland and companion joined excursion to David City. Church social planned Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Lance of Perkins County visiting. Kansas relatives visiting Mrs. Rosenberry. M Hoffer family with D Hennings. Ed Carter and wife with relatives. Wm Michener and Geo Bond families dined with Mr. Clapp. Ice cream social and supper at Wayland Church on July 14. Everyone invited. One of Austin White’s children improved after the Fourth. Geo Bond celebrated Fourth at Stromaburg. Ed Ryan Gabe Addison J Campbell in Mr Ryan’s wheat field Fourth. Dick Mooney seen shocking wheat in water over boots. continues working through the water.
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