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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
9
Polk market prices include Ooru 48 oats 32 wheat 90 and hogs 7.25. Dentists and laypeople from Polk are noted along with multiple social visits to Lincoln Omaha and York. The report mentions granaries being erected, several local visitors, a marriage in the Catholic church, and various citizens traveling to nearby towns.
Polk Nebraska house painters offer prompt careful service for painting and paper hanging needs.
Rev Waites begins duties at the Mission church with Rev Maurice Peterson of Chicago leading the revival. Local families visit Omaha for festivities. Mel Davis and wife from Madison visit J M Bey's family. Ambitious home building continues as Peter Benson plans a Polk house with excavation underway near H T Frazier’s property. An August typhoid outbreak concerns Lou Aldrich's Palmer relatives. a medicine show leaves town and a man sustains a bullet wound from exploded cartridges at Fruide hotel.
Shelby market today lists corn 46 oats 80 wheat 88 hogs 7.10. Mrs J C Melville returns from Beatrice hospital improvement. Postmaster Mawher and Dr Potter traveled to Osceola Tuesday in the doctor s new Ford. Mrs L Merrick goes to Omaha to see ill grandmother Mrs Rose.
Howard Collins improves from spinal meningitis and will soon be active again. Mrs. Corey dies in Oakland on Sept. 27, with Rev. and Mrs. Bolton returning Oct. 1. M. Fuller and Hans Sterup visit from South Dakota where land was purchased. Grandma Fuller returns from Columbus Thursday. Neighbors visit A. E. Brown Wednesday evening. Cloud Bonds hosted a young folks gathering with Ethel Carthcart guest of honor. Matt Sterup and family return from Iowa Monday. Bert Smith to wed Myrtle Michener at York on Oct. 6 and plan a Denver honeymoon before settling in Grand Island.
David Thomas builds a granary corncrib and hen house on his farm shared with J. J. Barnes. Miss Mary Wilson of Columbus visits the Barnes sisters. Misses Anna and Ella Bonner improve from illness. The Ben Hur club visits Mr and Mrs Henry Houser. Wilmer Barnes marks his nineteenth birthday with a surprise gathering. Mrs. 0. G. Adkins travels to Wymore then Omaha. A Western trip ends for Mr L D Johnson. Houser plans to move to Columbus after renting his farm.
Mrs Geo Reed visits parents Mr and Mrs Reitz. Walter Bucholz family spends Sunday with Gene Finey. Harold Campbell begins teaching in District 66. Geo Heinemeyer family visits Tom Meacham. Pleasant Valley preaching Sunday night. Herman Sarow family visits Olof Youngdahl. Mr and Mrs Rosland visiting Valley County this week. Mrs Chas Ferris guests of Mrs Ed Hester Tuesday. Neighbors help harvest wheat for Mrs John Wisely. Frances Hutt weeks with Mrs Mary Burst near Omaha. Myra Finecy assists Herman Heinemeyer this week.
Fred Green served as caller at Frank Hendrickson's Sunday afternoon event. Will Sarow owns a new buggy showcased at the gathering.
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