20 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
1
Local tidbits report Dr. Shaw visiting Omaha and Nyquist eyed to fill a cashier post at Osceola Bank. Notices cover court date for Mable Lorine of Bromebury, lumber ads, births, travel, college plans, deaths, church events, and a 40th anniversary celebration for Martin and wife Newcomer with a surprise lounge gift.
Osceola market notes from Omaha Elevate show No. 2 Wheat at 52 and No. 3 Wheat around 60. Prices listed for bid and offer, with variations across grades.
In Osceola Nebraska in November 2002 Mrs. W L Howland thanks the Royal Highlanders for promptly settling her claim as beneficiary of her husband Waterman L Howland who died November 7 1902. Ada Crabill a Shelby visitor reports and local ads note free eye tests and daily papers for sale at the post office.
Community tidbits report social visits births and entertainments around Stromsburg Osceola and Benedict. Mentions include Rosa Bock and A Seger games and a Thanksgiving football clash Stromsburg’s team vs Genoa Indian eleven and a three church Thanksgiving service in Osceola with Rev J F Berry.
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Brice visited Mrs. Dwight Kings Oliver Monday afternoon. George Hollister and family A Mat ties and family and Sam Lance with Ben Brice spent Sunday at Lew Carter's. A Ransom and family stayed at George Beebe's. Grant Kingsoliver and Omar Reed shared weekend visits. Literary organized at Victor Wednesday evening. Miss Bessie Beebe visited home folks Sunday. Lawrence Hoffer visited John Ransom Sunday evening. August and Enoch Samuelson seen in Wayland Monday. Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Nebhergall returned from Hastings trip last Tuesday. Blanche Kings Oliver visited W. H. Reed sister last week. Rev. Bowera of Gresham visited C Kingsoliyer's Wednesday. Some Waylandites attended Stromsburg play by Metropolitan Stock Co Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kingsoliyer visited B. P. Nebergall's Sunday.
Route No 3 reports Ike Burley finishes a windmill on Mr Yufv’s farm while Mrs Harry Biggs remains unable to sit up. Mr A Herman feeds a fine bunch of steeya. John Kropatch completed threshing Monday and has fine grain. The road grader works before T Burn’s. Carry news to the mail carriers and engage neighbors.
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