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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
5
Numerous brief items report travel, visitors, and errands among Polk County residents. People mentioned include J. O. Jacobson, Dr. Roy Ludden, Miss Minnie White, Miss Louise Sturdevant, Miss Edna Anderson, W. F. Kepner, Miss Mildred Richmond, and others visiting Lincoln, Shelby, Stromsburg, and Omaha.
Relatives receive word of Alma H Hanson Stromsburg marrying Herman Benda in Lincoln. The bride, sister of Mrs. W O Johnson and County Clerk Joel Hanson, formerly lived here and worked at W O Johnson store. The groom is a prosperous farmer northeast of Shelby and the couple will likely reside there. The Record offers congratulations.
County Judge Ball issued licenses to two couples from Silver Creek Wm F Trauernicht 20 and Ora Marie Saunders 19. A second license was issued Wednesday June 7 to Howard A Wilcox and Nellie M Harris. The Wilcox-Harris wedding is slated for June 14 at the bride’s home near Hackberry precinct Gresham area.
The annual school meeting for Osceola will be held Monday June 12 at 2 p m in the High School building. Country districts meet at the usual hour and place. In Osceola no business beyond routine matters and the election to fill expiring terms of board members C A Olson and F D Mills.
Mrs Bartha Busk of Chicago visited the city yesterday as a guest of Mr and Mrs G W Gregg. The M B E Sunday school Juniors held a court house lawn picnic this afternoon. W O Johnson Co shows sport stripe dress goods at 50 cents. Saturday special 14 qt heavy retinned dairy pails 25 cents. Trot ter s Variety Store offers lace and embroidery values at 5 10 and 25 cents. See them.
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