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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
1
Our Linen Department is full and complete and offers bargains on table cloths napkins lunch cloths tray and bureau scarfs towels fancy doilies sofa pillows. Prices shown include bleached napkins 20 x 20 per dozen 1.00 and larger sizes up to 23 x 24 at 3.90 with Payne's velvet covers 1.50 and satin covers 1.50 each.
Ed Marker and Cauley Bartholomew were tipped over after turning a corner returning from a fin thal game last Friday. Marker suffered a badly bruised head and temporary unconsciousness. Bartholomew escaped with minor injuries.
Rev. G. W. Bacay endorses Wartret's White Wine of Tar Synp as a valuable remedy for rare throat ailments coughs colds and diseases of the skin praising its restorative effects with no known drawbacks. Cayde Obto remarks accompany the endorsement.
Local items report auctions in Shelby and Osceola with dates and contact at the Record Office. Community news covers visits, weddings, farewells to Mr and Mrs Williams bound for Oklahoma, and social events at Osceola with parents and children.
The Poultry Show runs November 26 to 29 at the Osceola Court House Nebraska featuring thoroughbred chickens ducks geese and turkeys. Spectators will also see the Feigian Hayes at the show next week with admission price justified by the crowing display.
On Thanksgiving day a union service will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 10 30 am The choir will unite and furnish special music and the congregation will sing hymns Rev Knox Boude will preach the Thanksgiving sermon The large church is expected to be filled with thankful people
Cedar Chips and Rev. I. C. Lemon will preach on Thanksgiving at Ball school house at eleven. Sam Bell Jr. leaves for Oklahoma to take a land claim. Teesandorf sells his farm and moves to Idaho. Walt Powell lists his farm for sale seeking a warmer climate. Dr. Hewitt attends Mrs. Sam Ball, now improving. Travel on county bridges improves roads. Clear Creek mill work completed. Congregation unsettled by scattered notices and Sunday night services held at Frank Olcott’s. Mrs Fahy visits her mother in Dead Ivc. Albert Hahn and daughter Helen visit Will Mickey’s. Mrs Dele Canham sells turkeys. ducks lost.
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