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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
4
Miss Christina Russ married Mr Emil W Luth of Butte yesterday at 10 o'clock in the home of Mr and Mrs H B Russ. Judge H H Campbell performed the ceremony. The couple, recently in Osceola, plan to reside in the east part of the city at Harry Daviss new home.
John Buchta Sr died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs. George Horst home in the Valley after a long life. Funeral tomorrow at 11 a.m. from Mrs. Horst home with Rev. Grassmueck in charge. Burial in the German cemetery. Survived by M. M. Buchta George Buchta Edwardsville IL Adam John Buchha Polk County W C Buchta David City and Mrs. George Horst. daughter Mrs Bates died in 1894. All children except George will attend. The Record offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
Harry M. Hobrook praises Ferguson's Original Dixies as superior for chautauquas in multiple towns. The report then covers weather swings with six inches of snow and a high temperature near 40s, plus local items including J. C. Copsey's traction engine work, a planned baseball team, and a 25 cent M. E. church chicken pie supper.
Hastings visit and local business notes include hides offered at ten cents a pound through month end, D H Schultz and Chas Brown in town, missionary A L Schultz to speak at M E church, Eliza Artz guest of GW Gregg, Jubilee Singers praised at Colfax Iowa, deaths and funeral notices for Mrs Nellie Wood, and school board changes. Also contest prize list for Boys and Girls exhibits and hints to prepare entries with many prizes.
Advertorial claims say Dr Miles Nervine cures epilepsy fits St Vitus dance and other nervous diseases after four months use. Testimonials from Mrs D Baker Cleveland and Mrs C G Bennett Alma endorse dramatic improvements and offer money back guarantee if no benefit.
The Youth's Companion announces 250 good stories for 1910 including adventures and heroism, true but anonymized, plus serials. New subscribers pay $1.75 for the 1901 volume and receive a Venetian calendar lithographed in thirteen colors, plus remaining 1909 issues.
The city library reports several books not in its records and asks owners or finders to return them. Titles include In the Palace of the King by Marion Crawford, Running the River by Geo Eggleton, The Tides of Barnegat by F S Smith, Coniston by Winston Churchill, Black Rock by Ralph Connor, Bishop of Cottontown by Moore, With Boone on the Frontier by Bone Bill, Right Cousins by Louise Alcott, The Eternal City by Hall Caine, and Sec y Library Board.
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