Local Shelby Notes Show School Opened And Town Quiet
Correspondence from Shelby reports Ed and Will West left for Kentucky for several weeks while school opened with good attendance. Charlie Ryan and sister Etta returned from medical treatment in Sioux City. John Quick purchased Mel Daniels forty northwest of town with Wm. Ingalls handling the deal. Ned Schmidt and wife of Bellwood visited the Woodards. Shelby appears depopulated due to the state fair. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Lees. Claus Anderson and John Quick both became fathers since the election. Shelby first nine lost to Gresham 5 to 3. Bond election talk for an electric line mirrors water bonds debates. outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ryan
Etta
Sioux City
Charlie
John Quick
Stromsburg
Mel Daniels
Wm. Ingalls
Local visits and family updates from area residents
Beulah and Will Heinemeyer hosted Alex Mustard on Sunday. Mr Wrinkle, his wife, Will Bucholz, and Miss Hult attended the Assembly at Fullerton. Miss Hester Rineky returns from Fremont to teach in District 66 this year. Link Lohr and family visit Mrs Heinemeyer, while Mrs Crouse returns from Virginia. Harry Powers and family of Osceola visit Dave Mace and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Heinemeyer
Alex Mustard
Mr. Wrinkle
Will Bucholz
Miss Hult
Fullerton
Hester Rineky
Fremont
Link Lohr
Mrs. Heinemeyer
Mrs. Crouse
Virginia
Harry Powers
Osceola
Dave Mace
Wayland Church News and Local Health Updates
Wayland reports Mrs. Wm Micheners improving in health. George H Bond and wife and twin sisters travel to southeastern Iowa for September. Woodmen of the World held a basket picnic at Addi son’s grave on August 29. Nebraska Christian conference held a session with Wayland church August 30 to September 2. Audience room decor by Mrs. Pittman and pastor’s wife. Chas Brice ill with typhoid fever. Dr Hylton in charge. Edith Bond suffers acute stomach trouble worsening. John Nebbergall and wife visit Lincoln for fair and friends. Rev J M Pittman spoke on The Bible and Science and Hight Gen 1-3. Guy Roseberry infant improving under Dr Woodward. Mrs Thomas visiting sisters in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Micheners
George H. Bond
Iowa
The
Woodmen of the World
G. Addison
Nebraska Christian Conference
Wayland Church
Chas. Brice
Dr. Hylton
Edith Bond
J. M. Pittman
Christian Church
Guy
Jerry Roseberry
Woodward
Shelby
Local Notes From Osceola and Nearby Communities
Frank Joy and Wait Michener of Osceola visited families in Columbus over Sunday and Monday for fishing at Cedar Creek Mill. J T Bonner returned home Saturday and will make sorghum this week. Ernest Bonner broke his left arm at a party last Wednesday and will return home this week. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Price of York visited their son Harry and friends here last week. Miss Ogle and Mrs Ed Miller of Smith Center Kansas visit Mrs Andrew Lentz. Walter Bonner spends a week with his parents before leaving for Princeton New Jersey for the year’s work. Mart Lindsley cuts hay on the Sheldon ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joy
Wait Michener
Osceola
Columbus
Morday
Cedar Creek Mill
Ernest Bonner
Fred Merrick’s
Fletcher Price
York
Harry
Miss.Ogle
Ed Miller
Smith Center Kans
Andrew Lentz
Walter Bonner
Princeton
N. J
Mart Lindsley
Sheldon ‘Ranch
Minneapolis and St Paul Show Vast Growth and Features
A local letter highlights Minneapolis incorporated 1856 with 2,000 people now near 200,000 and growing about 30,000 yearly. It praises the city as a hub of churches and schools, cites major buildings, mills, parks, and landmarks, and ends with a dental ad for Kodol for Dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
United States
State University
Michigan
Harvard
Columbia
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Christias Association
Minnesota
St. Paul
America
St.Anthony Falls
Mississippi
Camden Park
East Side
Donaldson’s Glass Block
Nicollet Avenue
Sixth Street
Yeu
Dot
Oliver
South 15Th St
Omaba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stone Manufacturing Company
David City
Nished
G. F. Nelson
Jackson
Peterson & Nelson’s
Rogers
First National Bank
Nebraska
Tama
Mesdames Ed
Will West
Kentucky
Chas, Hastert
Ernest Rogers
Ned Schmidt
Bellwood
Mrs. Woodard
John Lees
John
Claus Anderson
Claus
Gresham
Beulah
Wayland
John Nebbergall
Lincoln
Mrs. Thomas
Missouri
Cedar Chips
J. T. Bonner
Belle Brian
Thomas
Bessie Bonder
Kuenzli
Miss Torpy
Ball
Jack Branigan
Branigan Bros
C. Buckner
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis and
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Twin Cities
Ing
Como Park
Lake Harriet
Minnehaha Falls
Longfellow
Fort Snelling
Twin City
Lake Minnetonka
E. D. Buckner
Tyler
Amherst College
GT Ray
Foley Shoney
NEY
Market Report
Josephine McChesney, M. DD
North First Nat. Bank
E. L. King, M. E. Bittner
King and Bittner
Clair L LeMar, M D
A. O. Monson
P.O
W M Johnston
F H Ball Notary Public & Abstractor
Heald Blook
Dr. M Shaw
Dr. S O
Osceola Bank
M. A. Mills
F. D. Mills
H. C. Beebe
Mills, Mills & Beebe
Monson
Oschkola
Foley
Alfonso
John Scholz
Polk County
D. H. Kunk
Oliver Typewri
and: & Co
A. H. Thurnes
Mer
Wills Creek Coal Co
Buffalo
Carter
Ashboro
N.C
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