Winter Boots and Warm Lined Goods Spotlight
Local retailer promotes winter inventory with large gains in boots shoes and warm lined goods for cold weather. Customers are urged to prepare before snow begins to fall.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
1
Local retailer promotes winter inventory with large gains in boots shoes and warm lined goods for cold weather. Customers are urged to prepare before snow begins to fall.
A variety of box calf and kid shoes plus fine dress options priced from 1.00 to 4.00. Men's warm lined boots and shoes listed from 1.75 to 4.00. Ladies stylish patent kid and trimmed hand fashion styles selling between 2.75 and 3.75 with many coin toe and common sense toes in stock.
Cloyd Buros returns from Lincoln. Mrs. J. T. Fyers visit Garricon friends. Poultry show on Nov 28 29 30. Funeral of John Wilson at Stromeburg. Miss Florence Bathrick leaves for Omaha. Mrs. Anna Timm dies at Osceola. City Mills Osceola advertises 90 ct flour fully warranted. Epworth Assembly efforts in Lincoln. Home Restaurant Bakery offers baked goods. Church notices and social events fill the week.
Osceola news shows City Mills flour offered at 90 cents per sack and a call to buy White Satin flour. Local items include a G A R meeting, a patent flour promo, a basket supper at Mrs. D H Kunkle, a vocal music study group at the public school, and various small ads for stove work and groceries.
The ceremony took place last Thursday November 1, 1901 at the bride’s parents home with Rev J E Nordling officiating. The couple, both from local farming families, were attended by G F Johnson Alpot Peterson and bridesmaids Otilia Johnson Jennié Peterson. A feast followed amid floral decorations and presents including $114 cash with $100 from the groom’s father.
Miss Florence Donelson visited over Sunday with her parents while attending the State University at Lincoln. A public dance is planned at the Opera House next Friday evening. Miss Nellie Landeen of York visited friends here last week. Various social and church gatherings are noted including a pound social at Rev and Mrs Cebo s. A Women Temperance meeting was held at the Lather Church. The piece also mentions multiple local residents visiting, attending and participating in church and school activities amid inclement weather.
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to those who assisted during the sickness and death of one twin and the sickness of the other. Signed by Jennie M Stull and Cuas C Stull.
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