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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
5
A mixed fragment notes Bikims printed at G T Rays and a Less Silver plated watch linked to Albert Crossent. Eckert Ennis, 50 1 in, was in Polk on business Friday. A wanted to buy Carrie dog appears in the fragment alongside a J Anderson Q211 49 9 reference.
Community notices include sales of tomato plants at Barker's and camera services at GT Rays, photos and film development services, and a Bu siness update on Shelby merchants. Personal items report visits, travel, and social events from Sam Crouse, Frank D. M Gu s, and others, plus dance and cinema at Anditorium.
A garbled collection of names and brief items from a Lincoln Nebraska area, including Pratt on a business trip to Linecoln, Beltzer visiting his mother, repairs guaranteed, farm for sale in Shelby, Ohio trips by Mark Timm and daughter, various visits and social notes, shoe repair and medicine ads, and local listings for logs and hogs.
John Leese Mo A Millis Jr Georges Carson and G Pheasart drove to Lake Erics on Tuesday morning for a couple of gays fishing outing.
Mr and Mrs H Bromér returned from Lincoln Saturday where they visited Mrs R Danielson and family.
Rey Wilson and family relocated to Limcoln this week to settle in a home near a large business district. The family is greeted by friends in Osceola who wish them happiness and prosperity in their new residence.
Local society items report Miss Helen Ray visiting from Walnut Grove Iowa for family events. Lincoln visits by Rev Campbell and others. Shady Lake resort activities with dances and concerts. numerous calls on friends and relatives. upcoming June teacher exams. Red Cross fundraising planned. various local changes in offices and duties. weather and crop prospects noted. death of Charles Anderson pending burial in Osceola. extensive community notices of visits, travels, and events.
Ernest G. Johrson traveled to Omahs Saturday evening and returned Monday with Mrs. Johrson who had stayed a week. They visited relatives in Wekoo on Sunday.
A fragmented note reports Eg Hefferbhower visiting relatives at Clarks over Lumdsey and planning to join family in Denver this week. The text criticizes impure blood and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters at 21 dollars. It also mentions Mrs John Runge visiting Grema and leaving for Ozellala to visit another daughter.
G B Goldsberry and EL Eo Heme Merer visited Ormeda on Friday and joined Ben Finnecy for a ride home in two new Miche six cars shown by Mr Finser for demonstration purposes.
The -year-old son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Pearson northwest of town is improving after surgery for Minestoid infection at Columbus hospital last week and is expected to be sent home soon.
Donefiy C. Webster of this city married Sundey at Lincoln to Miss Pyrie Race. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents. The bride formerly lived at Stromsbare.
Mrs. Lou Myers and Miss Kathryn Brooke left Saturday evening for New Mexico. Kathryn will spend the summer with her aunt Mrs. Robt Von Betten and family. After a short visit there Mrs. Myers will visit other places in the west.
A large audience attended two Osceola Band concerts last evening. The Osceola ensemble demonstrated clear improvement through faithful practice and delivered an enjoyable performance.
Siss Gilbert of the Nebraska Children's Home Society seeks homes for multiple children from ages 3 6 7 and 12 years and several girls from ages nine to thirteen months old. Interested parties may contact Quincey 313 Brown Ei Ned at the given address.
A wide OCR fragment reports Dr and Mrs L M Shaw departing for Fort Snelling to visit their son Merien. It notes a Denver meeting of the Muimel Co operative Mining Co. and inspections of mines in Breckenridge. A horse sale at Sirtight Creek Ranch features True Sultan 279.635x9157 sold for 33290. Ches F F and Ches F F also bought cattle. Polk County Red Cross chapter meeting postponed to a later date awaiting state headquarters guidance.
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