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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
8
Omnibus list details residents and visitors to Omaha Lincoln and state fair with travel for business and social visits. Several entries note horse accident injuries and recovery, moves to Polk and Crete, and local church activities plus family trips to Iowa and Colorado for visits and work.
In Stromsburg Ada Coleman received a pleasant birthday surprise from the D A R with a cut glass dish during a luncheon attended by about eighteen. Zetta Buckley visits Lincoln for the fair. Marjorie Hedbloom fills a short teaching vacancy. H H Hubbard’s west trip yielded praise. several families traveled to the state fair. Sergeant Major Peterson of the Canadian army spoke in the park about trench service in France. Property transactions include Freeman selling residence to Jonas Anderson and a new two story store being built on the old Stromsburg Produce Co. site. Erickson grocery sold to Forslund and Anderson. Ochsner Bros sold dry goods to Miller and Paine of Lincoln. Elmer Carlson returns from overseas. estate administration notes Calmar McCune appointed. Rev Emil Carlson remembered. Eden Baptist hosts new-teacher reception with refreshments. Chautauqua work by Carlson sisters noted. Miss Faulk, Carlson, Olson return from Lincoln. Olson to teach locally, Faulk to Havelock. Myrtle Beckman to Havelock. Miss Knorr to Lincoln Business College. Fillman on Stromsburg business.
Mrs. M. A. Bull visited Osceola on Saturday. A. L. Scholz and family welcomed friends in Columbus today. George Dunning made a brief business trip to Rising City on Tuesday. Mrs. Dr. Rex Bell of Omaha visited the city this week. Miss Viola Hastert traveled to Columbus for treatment. Scholz returned from a Brok en Bow trip. Burt and Mrs. Bull visited David City friends. Minnie Berger started as Moon Mercantile clerk on September 1. Ed Fillinger family returned from the state fair by auto. Bert Bull and family returned from Colorado. Kreizinger bought goods in Omaha and returns Monday. Moon and Hemstrom at Lincoln fair. J C Van Wey visited from Omaha to see grandson Alvie Sargent. Mrs. J. W. Barr and daughters Lela and Zelda returned from Omaha after a week. Grandma DeTurk to sell household effects and plans to return to the farm. Myrtle Hall visited from Lincoln to stay with Leard family. E. E. Reed sold a Fordson tractor and a Ford car at the valley. Schuyler Berger and Gen eva family visited parents Fred Berger. Boyd Ballenger heads to Kimball for an extended stay. Mrs. Henry Hilger returned home from David City after visiting with her daughter. H. W. Hamilton and wife are back.
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