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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
8
Shelby markets show corn 38 oats 36 wheat 733 hogs 5 78. Osceola visitors include Nettie Norton Hannah Lied and families. Local travel includes A Cerney to Brainard and Frank Freschauf seeking equipment for a tensorial parlor. Community updates cover new livery, store moves, a surprise party, and saloon remonstrance proceedings.
Local Stromsburg briefs cover grain prices and farm moves, mention a restaurant closure, and report travels of residents to Lincoln and Osceola. The piece notes a Swede migration to Sweden, social events, and a dispute over a teachers meeting press coverage, ending with editorial jabs at speakers and a call for proper credit.
Market notes show wheat and oats with hogs led by Jobo Christian in South Omaha last week. Local social items include visits among families in Columbus and the valley, district school closings, a Lasket supper raising over 150 dollars, and a pushy ad for Dr Shoop’s Restorative with a free book offer.
JE Togerson and daughter Irma visited York last Thursday. The Telephone Co. reports one electrician OD 18 has the lines in order for the summer months. N S Michener of Osceola erected a stone memorial at Blue Ridge cemetery for his wife. Mrs Lulu Egleho Jessie and family visited York county last Saturday. Geo Bond and family visited Lulu Eglehoft last Sunday. Mr O M Bond and Gresham visited Mrs Mary Neber in Gresham on Sunday. John H f and daughter were in the capitol with AYland visitors last.
Sunday June 16 has been designated as the Hackberry Sunday school convention to be held at Wayland Christian church with the program to be announced later.
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