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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1914
Page
4
Craft hats take center stage with vivid flower trims and natural beauty. Artisans showcase intricate work making hats more decorative than ever for the spring season.
A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs G W Smith in Platte precinct celebrated their coming departure for Lincoln County. They expect to leave within two weeks after a county sale tomorrow. Neighbors offered many gifts and well wishes for prosperity in their new home. Victor and Gus Fredrickson visited Central City. Gus came from Minneapolis to see his brother. Miss Nona Knorr returned from Omaha visit. Mrs W J Riekel visited Central City relatives. Stromsburg H S basketball team finished Lincoln tournament with four wins in six games. Miss Anna Halden visited W E Johnson’s family at Polk.
1000 bushels of late oats Big Four priced 45 cents per bushel at farm first north of Platte River Bridge Duncan Nebraska Sam Ernst 21. A few loads of cobs for sale Herman Zinnecker Osceola Route 2. Mrs Mary E Moody returns from visit with son Wilfred Moody Independence Kansas. Miss Ethel Westberg visiting parents Oliver and Mrs Westberg during spring vacation week at university.
Local society notes include visits by Mr and Mrs Will Green to Osceola, a number of births such as a son born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Seaburg and to Mr and Mrs John Detloff, and social calls from Miss Frances and Dora Jones of Hordville. Many residents travel, teach, and attend events with names like Ed Lindquist family, Anna Nordstrom, and Dr Ayres. Community happenings feature a city caucus, band concert at Arborville, and a large Polk lodge development plan after a lengthy list of visits and illnesses.
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