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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
8
Local notices from Route 3 and Route 4 communities recount visits, chores, and small events. Families such as Fredrickson, Hult, Nelson, and Anderson are highlighted with farm work, corn and oats activity, cattle shipments, and social gatherings. Community life includes dances, exhibitions, and improvements to homes, wells, and barns with names of residents and neighbors.
Route No 2 reports steady travel between homesteads as residents share chores and visits. The community notes a moved saw mill, missing overshoes found with rope, farm work including corn shelling and threshing, visitors from Hamilton and Stromsburg, a two month school term, and a church project near Kunkel school.
Miss Della Vanhooosen and Harry Vanhooosen visited relatives around Sunny Side over a weekend. Lewis Vanhoosen returned from Seward to visit friends and family for a few weeks. Mrs Hefflebower and daughter Mable stayed at Frank Shermadine's Monday night. Claus Olson and Miss May Foy called on Lt Vanhousen Friday. The newly married couple from Pleasant View spent Sunday with Miss Daisy Vanhousen then left for Columbus on Monday morning. Miss Laura Seger returned from Illinois Thursday to stay with her parents. Ralph Dearborn seen on Sunny Side streets Sunday. Dave Timm and family spent Sunday night with his parents.
Grant Kings Oliver visited Osceola on Sunday while Clyde and Olive Hoffer spent Sunday with Don Henning. Delmer White and Lola Ireland drove through Wayland. Olive Hoffer ordered a new guitar. The Hoffers hosted an event at Thelen's Hall with a basket supper and fishing pond raising about 11 dollars to repair the schoolhouse where he teaches.
Creditors of Jane Reagan deceased must present claims to the Executor before the County Judge of Polk County Nebraska at the County Court Room on March 27 1903 June 29 1903 and September 28 1903 at 10 am for examination adjustment and allowance Six months to present claims and one year to settle from March 27 1903 This notice runs in the Osceola Record for four weeks ending March 2 1903.
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