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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
8
Notice to all students entitled to free high school tuition for grades nine through twelve that applications must be filed by June 13, 1910. Applications received after that date will not be accepted. Lillie M. Cole, County Supt.
Cement blocks and building material offered two blocks east of the square. Contact B. F. Elledge for cement work side walks and building. Also notice of seasons 1910 events at Geo Chapman farm and Hackberry farm May 9 to 23 and May 23 to 30. see paper for dates.
Week ending May 26 1910 lists uncalled letters including W. H. James W. J. Wilson and Mrs C. M. Rice S G Pheasant P M with post cards remaining for pickup at the Osceola office.
Notice announces a meeting at Hof fer cemetery on Friday May 27 at 2 o clock PM. All those interested in the cemetery are urged to attend. W L Carter Secretary.
Merry Workers will serve a supper in the basement of F. Hall Friday evening from 5:30 to 8:00. For sale good brood mare with fine colt by her side. D. C. Burns.
Taschu is a registered horse weighing about 1860 pounds with a gentle disposition and good foal getting ability. The colt will stand the 1910 season at the barn of John Scholz located one mile east of Osceola.
Shelby markets wheat 86 corn 47 oats 30 hogs 8.50 as residents trade across Osceola and nearby towns. Numerous trips, visits, and outings surface from Stromsburg to Julesburg with relatives, land trips, and automotive chatter shaping a busy weekly scene.
Opal Mickey visiting Mrs. Kinney in Merrick County. Howard Crouse family and Mrs. Crouse with children were guests at Geo. Mace's. Mr. and Mrs. Dimick of Osceola spent Sunday at Dave Mace's. Memorial Exercises to be held at Fairview Sunday morning. Georgia Goldsmith visiting sister Mrs. Geo. Smith. Fred Lind and Herman Heinemeyer own new automobiles. Geo. Reed spent Sunday on the valley. Isaac Bates family visited his brother Roy. Geo. Dimick rent corn shelled this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mace and Russell Mace visited W. A. Wescont's Sunday. Carpenters at work building a house for Geo. Mace. Will Luft hosted a party Saturday evening. Mrs. Alex Mustard visited her children on the Valley last week.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Royal Neighbors and all who offered assistance during the death and burial of our beloved mother. Your kindness with flowers and support will not be forgotten. Mrs. C. A. Lindholm and family.
Dennie dzBeth led local pitchers in a overpowering 7 to 0 victory over a Grand Island club on the local grounds last Thursday. Eddie sperke’s Giants blasted fourteen hits while McBeth struck out fourteen Islanders, yielding only one hit. Fans are invited to see the Zenon Indians game on June 4. Local hay for sale near the No 5 schoolhouse and other farm listings appear in the notice from J. Caron.
An agent for Lase Land Company advertises Deuel County land for sale with six parcels. Parcel details include varying distances from town, acreage, and prices per acre, some requiring cash payment. The ad emphasizes easy farming potential and prompts readers to call for particulars.
Old Reliable Blacksmith C. Gylling advertises sharpening services for vises and plows, general blacksmithing and wagon work on short notice, plus Cypress tanks to keep water cool and automobile repair service.
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