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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1879
Page
5
Miss Annie Gray visits Mr. Courtney. W Stull from Council Bluffs in town Wednesday. C H Morrill departed for Lincoln Wednesday. D B Slaughter of Fullerton was in town yesterday.
Osceola items recount social visits and arrivals including August Rystram from Stromsburg J A Woods building a northeast cottage. Thanksgiving and school reopening planned. Community events listed with Rev Barrows congregation social, G A R meeting, and local church activities. Local business notes include H T Arnold Co merchandise and J P Heald life tickets.
Having disposed of my entire stock of drugs and groceries, I desire all those indebted to me to call and settle as I wish to square up my books immediately. LR A Beltzer.
The Polk County Nursery advertises hardy two and three year old trees and home grown stock suited to local soil and climate. A few milk cows are exchangeable for fruit trees. Place orders now for this fall. J BR Kinnan proprietor. Remember Paxton as the highest price for country produce. The public waited on No 111 Main St Rising City.
All parties who gave notes at my sale on March 5 1879 payable in eight months will find their notes at Columbus State Bank Columbus Neb for collection on and after November 1 1879 Interested parties please give prompt attention 7 Qt.
The Nebraska State Liberty Alliance changes Anniversary Day to Sunday November 6 urging clergymen to make temperance the sermon theme and push full church attendance. Members asked to circulate the pledge, collect offerings for the alliance, and report sermon texts. Additional notes cover lodge activities and various local notices and ads.
Elizabeth J. Young sues William P. Young in Fourth District Court Polk County Nebraska for divorce on grounds of wilful desertion for over two years. Defendant must answer by December 1, 1879. default leads to decree. Nance Wheeler Thurman represent plaintiff.
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