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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
4
Rally Day at the M. E. Church will be observed next Sunday replacing last Sunday's events. Additional classes will be organized, a program will be rendered, and Sunday School work will receive renewed impetus. You are cordially invited.
Uncalled letters for the week ending Oct 4 at Osceola Nebraska include Mrs John Sprunk U W Stroud Samuel G. Pheasant P M. Last night at the Presbyterian parsonage Guy R Hotchkiss married Lydia Lewis Rev Comer officiating The quiet wedding ties two respected families and they will reside on the Hotchkiss farm this season The Record offers congratulations.
A four year old black mare strayed from a farm this Wednesday. Anyone with information should inform Samuelgon or leave word at the office.
The Osceola Record announces its longstanding establishment in 1873 with R. G. Douglas serving as editor. Subscriptions are offered at one dollar per year.
Local ads and notices cover Osceola Nebraska businesses and people. Shifts include sale prices on shoes and bread, sold homes, farm sales, court notices, social events, and upcoming performances with Gamble Concert Company and Blue Rock Shoot details.
George Hagelhoff prominent Hackberry farmer died at home last Friday at 6 30 am from typhoid fever. He was buried Sunday in Blue Ridge Cemetery after funeral services at Wayland Church led by Rev Crisp of Shelby. He had been ill three weeks with fluctuating fever. Survived by wife and one child. He carried life insurance of 2009. Brother of John Engelhoeth of Valley precinct.
Mr Otto Lux of Butler County weds Miss Lottie M Ireland at noon Wednesday October 3 at the bride’s home in Ireland. Rev L M Grigsby of EB Church officiates. Relatives and friends witness a wedding dinner and the couple will reside in Butler County.
Services for Sabbath include Sabbath school at 11 00 a m Rally Day during the day Senior Christian Endeavor at 630 p m with topic Christian Life The commandment he left us obedience Consecration meeting Evening preaching at 730 p m subject The Canal Christian Invitations extended by Rev G W Comer A M
A Peterson and Nelson elevator exploded yesterday around noon, caving in the building’s south side under immense grain pressure. Six to seven thousand bushels of wheat were scattered below. No defect was found in the structure. Limited cars delay salvage, and much grain may be lost.
The 1906 event occurs at 2 o'clock in the Court Room Osceola Nebray. The program lists vocal duets, vocal solos, piano duets and class performances by Grace Mary, Hallie Baum, Gertrude, Enid Conklyn, Charlotte Ruth Malm, Minnie Gallant, Lucy, Nona Knerr, Hester Relotti Campbell, and Wilhelmina Byé Cou. The occasion includes a reading on the value of reading and graduation diploma requirements for eight diplomas in local schools.
Next Sunday at the M E Church promises a school rally day with a splendid program. The Harvest Home service to Sunday School will be followed by a sermon titled The Crown of Life Brow of Poverty preached by pastor L. M. Grigsby.
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