Local Notices and Marriages Highlight Polk County News
A fragment from David City business notes mentions Crouse's Cream service, Arthur Chauner and E Milks on business trips, and a Musical Club meeting. A Beulah marriage is reported alongside Golden Wedding celebrations for Joshua and Susan Finney in Somerset County origins, with details of guests, gifts, and Civil War service.
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David City
Crouse
Arthur Chauner
Polk
E. Milks
Grand Ison
P. Anderson
A. Olson
Alvin Monson
Lincoln
George Rhodes
New School Bulding
Lone Black 93
For. Base One Team Weights Ages and Totals
A damaged OCR fragment lists several teams with ages and weights. Details are unclear but shows weights 2230 2440 2500 2400 and ages described as four or five years old. No clear event or outcome is provided.
Death of Samuel Fox in South City After Stroke
Samuel Fox died at his home in the south part of the city after a stroke of paralysis struck at 4 30 pm Tuesday. He was found by his daughter Mrs A A Gray and remained unconscious until death after a comatose state. Funeral services were at the Baptist church at 2 pm today, burial in Osceola Cemetery. He leaves two sons Frank and Burrell Fox and two daughters Mrs A A Gray and Miss Alice Fox. He was 76 years 4 months 21 days old. A fuller obituary will appear in Monday’s Record.
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Samuel Fox
A. A. Gray
Fox
Alice Fox
Silas Miller
Hackberry
Chas. Fox
Omak
Wash
Alf‘ Fox
Neosho Falls
Kaw
Citizens Party Caucus in Osceola Nebraska 1914
The Citizens Party of Osceola Nebraska calls a caucus at the Osceola Court House on Tuesday March 17 1914 at 7 30 pm to nominate city officers for the municipal election on April 7 1914 and to transact other lawful business. C G Gylling chairman S A Snider secretary
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Citizens Party of
Osceola
Nebr
Court House
Nebraska
Renner-Milla The marriage solemnized near the city
Miss Minnie Rennerté wed Holly H Mills at three o clock Tuesday afternoon at E C Mouden s home six miles southeast of the city Rev E M Reed of the Methodist church performed the ceremony A sumptuous wedding dinner followed and guests presented many gifts The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Renner now living in Richvale Calif The groom works for Polk County Telephone Co and the bride has also held a position with the company They will establish housekeeping in the Renne property in the southeast part of the city with many friends offering congratulations
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Joshua Finney
Beulah
Finnecy
Pennsylvania
Fiettysburg
Polk County
Nebraska
E. E. Fineey
Buelah
Ben
George
Ohn Finecy
Osceola
Finegy
Minnie Rennerté
Holly
Mills
E. C.‘Mouden
E.M. Reed
Methodist Church
J. M. Renner
Richvale
Calif
Polk County Tele Phone
Renne
Mrs. Samuelson Recovers After Appendectomy at City Hospital
Mrs. O. E. Jones accompanied Mrs. G X Samuelson to David City where Samuelson is hospitalized undergoing treatment for appendicitis. An operation was performed yesterday afternoon and latest reports indicate she is recovering nicely.
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O. E. Jones
G .X. Samuelson
David City
Samuelson
Mrs. Gushee Returns from Chicago Visit HealthImproves
Mrs L A Gushee arrived in the city from Chicago after several months away and a period of poor health. She felt she would regain strength more rapidly on the trip home. Mr and Mrs J E Bowman hosted an informal banquet at Dr Whaleys with gentleman friends. A miscellaneous shower for Arthur Engellare occurred at Henry Herrmanns home as a large group teased him about his forthcoming marriage.
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L. A. Gushee
Chicago
Gushee
J. E. Bowman
Bowman
Whaley
Mr. Bowman
Arthur Engellare
Henry Herrmann
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Ella Ludwig
Arlington
Geo. Engelhardt
City
Arthur Engelhardt
Sophie Schnasse
Reena Shaner
W. C
T U
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Lura Bittner
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Joseph Foral
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Lucy Foral
J. P. Heald
Otion
Hamilton, Howard, Rochford
Elgin, Waltham, Equity, Angersoll, Etc
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