Local notes from county seat visitors and weekly visits
Correspondence Joe Gubser visited the county seat Monday. Jack Rathbun was an Omaha visitor Monday. Father Ross traveled to Stromsburg Monday evening. Mrs Will Day and daughter of Ulysses are visiting this week. Dr Hamiston returned from Spaulding last Saturday. Dr W H Gray is in Osceon this week assisting his brother Dr John R Gray. Mrs Smith visited the county seat Monday to see her daughter Mrs C A Olson. W E West lays concrete walks at his home for 160 dollars. Tom Micek of the Island and a Miss Goinka of the Valley announce their forthcoming marriage. Jos Jackson and carpenters are in town remodeling the M E church. A A Gray C G Hedburg and Jas F Jackson are the party. Miss Nina Inness, former Gothenburg teacher, returns home near Shelby and will teach at Rising next year and attend Peru Normal summer session. The Memorial sermon at Wayland church for Gresham Post was delivered by Rev Pitman. Music included Battle Hymn of the Republic Campin on the Old Camp Ground and a male quartet of D Kingsolver Clyde Reid John Nethergall and Rev Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Micek
Island
Nina Inness
Gothenburg
Neb
Shelby
Peru
Wayland Church
Gresham Post
Pitman
Messrs. D. Kingsolver
Clyde Reid
John Nethergall
P.T. Buckley
Colorado
Newton
A. H. Record
Brush
Hannah Johnson
Holdrege
J. F. Deeds
Sterling
Mr. Deeds
Ray Smith
Lincoln
J. P. Smith
Madge Barber
Benedict
J. D. Edwards
Seward
Seward High School
Edwards
N.S. Clark
Ethel McClure
Omaha
Roy Clark
Brown County
Denver
Nebraska
Nebraska Institute For the Blind
Nebraska City
Peru Normal graduates large class with life certificates
The Peru Normal School celebrates a record graduating class of eighty nine from the higher course, with twenty two life certificates, plus sixty six trainers earning elementary state certificates. Commencement speakers included Supt. W. M. Davidson of Omaha and Dr. W. A. Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Blake
State Normal
Peru
Phebe Sheppard
United States
Stromsburg Community Notes and Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief travel and activity notes. Miss Louella Jones visits Genoa, James Bell stops in David City, and various others from Stromsburg travel to Omaha Lincoln Holdrege and Benedict. A town meeting features W. R. Wilson recounting the California disaster to a packed Y M C A hall.
Local Drug Ads Claim Low Costs and Safety
A fragment advertises pharmaceutical services claiming reliability and low prescription prices with no extra charge. The message emphasizes safety and affordability, urging readers to obtain prescriptions locally.
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Odeencedodeiedtedon
Polk County
Wheeler-Wilson Sewing Machine
Cravenette
Sorosis Petticoat
A. O
Monson & Company
Osceola
Joe Gubser
Jack Rathbun
O Maha
Father Ross
Stromsburg
Will Day
Ulysses
Dr. Hamiston
Spaulding
W. H. Gray
Osceon
John R. Gray
W.E. West
The
Normal
Holton
Kansas
Warrensburg
Frances Blake
At the
Peru Normal
W. M. Davidson
W. A. Norton
the Normal
State Teachers Association
Lindell Hotel
Phoebe Sheppard
Lucia Barnes
O Italia
Louella Jones
Genoa
James Bell
David City
S. G. Ferguson, Gilter
H. H. Pease
Chas. Dunn
L. R. Jameson
Frank Jourgenon
U. P
Mrs. VE. Wilson
Allen
J. G. Green
Edwin Malone
Calmar McCune
Mr. Malone
Oakland
California
W. H. Green
F. T. Green
Mr. Green
Burlington
Rystrom
Lucella
Frank Hardy
Frank
W. R. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Wilson
Osceola Mills
Fleming
Emminger
Osceola Bank
Osceola, Nebr
J. H. Mickey
E. Mickey
A. F. Nnquist
White Plymouth Rock
Gilbert Johnson
Osceula
Route 4
Lumbe
Loryrict
D. H. Kunkel
W M Johnston
FH Ball Notary Public & Abstractor
Heald Block
A. O. Monson
P.Q
John R. Gray, MD
Monson
First Nate
Bank
E. L. King, Mb, Bittner, Eine
Bittner
M Sha
First National Bank
Oscroxa
Beebe
F. D. Mills
Mills, Mills & Beebe
Osdkola
Chicago Lumber
Dr. So wHal
Western Far Association
Way
Calif
Jolin G Ril
F. L. Dussh
A. Long
F. L. DU
Alfons
Joba
Ascoult
Alfonso
Polk Co
Sil
Foleys Honey
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