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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
5
Local briefs list residents in transit including Dr H J McBeth, W E Kinney, Miss Mabel Lundgren, E D Fillman, Chas Timm, George Koebler, Chris McCormick, Dan Shank and many others visiting or traveling to Omaha, Lincoln, Hastings, Minden and beyond. Also noted are farm sales, house for rent, apples for sale, real estate offers, and upcoming performances including The Widow Perkins in Osceola.
The Widow Perkins musical at the opera house drew a large crowd despite weather. The new catchy score and merited singing impressed patrons. Manager Soup deserves congratulations for securing such high class shows for Kearney and hopes for stronger patronage ahead.
An advertisement quotes F. Lefholtz The Tailor praising clothes that fit well and use substantial material. It argues quality garments provide lasting satisfaction and a distinct sense of pride and self-satisfaction.
The Plattsmouth Journal reports Reverend A A Randall, pastor of the local Methodist church for two years, has been transferred to the York district and stationed at Osceola Nebraska. The community remembers his gentlemanly conduct and affable manner with affection, while expressing best wishes for his health happiness and prosperity in the new assignment.
Calendar note marks October 16 as Widow Perkins's visit to Osceola. The verse taunts a buyer’s market, listing townspeople King and Butner and a push to purchase a house in town, urging readers to act before it’s too late.
For sale a large Pierson Boston Fern must be sold due to space as winter care is needed. Interested parties may call Ind. Phone 217.
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