Hand Tailored Clothing For Spring And Summer
A local retailer highlights a well assorted line of hand tailored clothing for spring and summer. They emphasize style combined with quality as essential to being well dressed with real wool garments.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
5
A local retailer highlights a well assorted line of hand tailored clothing for spring and summer. They emphasize style combined with quality as essential to being well dressed with real wool garments.
The Osceola community news notes G F Nelson's Omaha trip and Mrs Geo Hill’s Shelby passenger outing. It lists visits by Flossie Miller, Mabel Hamilton, Opal McGaw, and Mrs. Mary Burns, with county officials in Shelby and a governor's stop from Lincoln. It mentions W C Buchta, W D Crum improvements, Dade's liver pills, and farm notices like cattle pasture and cane seed sales.
Shelby Mercantile Co advertises riding and walking at cost and a 60 cent per bushel potato rate from Dorsey Bros. Brief items report R. A. Mulls from Rising City, pastor Rev. Grigsby in Humboldt, Samuel L. King visiting Holt County, Mrs. G. E. LeMar of Rapid City, and William Hanshew’s trip to Stromsburg. Also noted are home-tailor ads, piano contest prep, and an upcoming Opera House show Our Old Kentucky Home on May 10 with seats on sale.
The churches announce service schedule for next Sunday May 12 with preaching in Swedish at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. B Y P U devotional at 7:30 p.m. on the topic Lessons from the Patriarchs Joseph. English preaching at 8:00 p.m. on Joseph or the making of a great man. Everyone is welcome.
The Presbyterian church announces Sabbath services with 1148 Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning preaching at 11 a m on The Conversion of St Paul The Senior Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m with Lessons from the 4th Joseph and the Evening Preaching at 8 p m on The Common Salvation Special music will accompany each service All are welcome Rev G W Comer A M M A L
The Polk County Teachers and Patrons held a meeting at Stromsburg High School on May 4 1907 chaired by President G W Crozier. The program featured solos by Anna Anderson Florence Pike and Emil Olson with discussions on The Greatest Need of our Public Schools led by Idael Makeever A B Hedbroom Oliver Westberg John Tongue and J G Green plus a follow up by E A Boostrom. County Superintendent Rydberg addressed recent school legislation as King was absent. Meeting adjourned until June 28.
Rev. C. J. Johnson will fill the pulpit Sunday morning and Rev. F. H. Schultz will preach in the evening at the M. E. Church.
The family of William Deland and E.8 Marker express gratitude to friends neighbors and the Tribe of Ben Bur for kindness during the illness and passing of their wife and daughter.
All who gave us help and sympathy in our bereavement, from Mortimer and R. Crisp.
Osceola Neb May 3 1907 Osceola Court No 39 Tribe of Ben Hur adopts resolutions praising Elizabeth Crisp and Claire E Deland for their Christian character and service. The group expresses sympathy to families and orders publication and record entries. Also lists several local sale notices and farm listings.
Lot measures 75 by 150 feet in Osceola within one block of the square. It has a 75 foot cement walk, fruit trees on the premises, and a fenced chicken tight. Inquiries to Johnston & Ball. Also note the Southeland story Our Old Kentucky Home comes to the Opera House Friday evening May 10 1907.
Lands in Polk county described as NW16-144 will be leased at public auction in the County Treasurer's office on Tuesday May 21, 1907 at 2 PM. Terms and appraised value available from the County Treasurer or the Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings at Lincoln Nebraska.
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