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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1915
Page
4
Stores advertise early season ladies suits with new style lines and distinctive tailoring. Shoppers can save 20 to 40 percent, with sizes available to fit most customers and a prompt expectation to buy.
The Polk County Democrat accuses the Record of misrepresenting county commissioners purchase of culvert material. It cites price tables showing a $545 to $548 difference between better home bought culverts and cheaper Indiana options and questions Walrath and Placek ties while demanding defense of the Democrat’s claims.
A compilation of brief exchanges and movements including births, travel, remodeling, and community events. Items mention George Harless, Emma Baker, Arthur Hokinson, and others visiting or traveling. work on a new auditorium starts tomorrow. a big Odd Fellows banquet planned. various residents’ comings and goings around Osceola, Central City, Stromsburg, and surrounding towns. Also includes a marriage notice and obituary-like notices from nearby columns.
Births and visits color a Silver Creek snippet with a newborn girl for Mr and Mrs Joseph Biolas of Nance county. Mrs H M Gray is reported very low. Mrs Eva D Davis heads to Schuyler to visit Mrs Elis Arnold. Perry Bond family visiting relatives and handling business. Myrtle Ostrander and Amanda Hinck guests of Suttons. Ladies Cemetery Association entertained at Mrs W J Lauder. George Fleece of Fullerton visiting Dye Davis and John Sutko homes. Art Wonderlich and family trip to York for business and pleasure. Nancy Stingley and Lyman head to Leon Iowa to winter with daughter Mrs W H Babbitt. Grand Island Electric reps in town to meet Village Board on electric concerns.
By order of the district court of Polk County Nebraska the sheriff will sell at public auction the southeast quarter and other parcels in Township 14 North Range 4 West of the 6th meridian to satisfy a decree in favor of Richard Praytt against Burton Ek W and others. Sale date set for November 7, 1915 at the county courthouse in Osceola. Cash bids only.
By virtue of an order from the District Court of Nebraska a sheriff sale is set for the Osceola area. Judgment in favor of rt N Pe and others against real estate owners covers one hundred ten dollars plus costs and accruing taxes. The notice details a rectangular parcel with specific dimensions and a lot block description in County records.
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