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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
8
The passage describes a Democrat editor's satisfaction at triumph and delegates reacting with discontent, likening the scene to men who received the worst end of a bad deal. The tone paints a clash between celebrated success and collective unease amid factional displays.
The Orange Colman family plans to spend the winter in Washington with the possibility of making it their home if the country suits them. Banns were read for a second time for the marriage of Charles J. Docson and Miss Emma Kirjenbrock of Columbus in the Catholic church. Mrs Brannigan and family visited their parents, while teachers Miss Maggie Jinnecker and Miss Nettie Miller dined with Mrs. A. G. Anderson. Miss Mary Staley of York returns to teach in the Heary Houser district. Earnest Bonner rode home on his wheel as roads were rough for cycling last Sunday.
Prof K Clippinger a former Stromsburg principal is nominated by Clay county Republicans for county superintendent. A P Anderson reports theft of his son s horse tied outside the fair grounds. Police suspect a small boy took it. Dr G B Porter of Omaha buys Dr Allenburgers practice and Allenburger will move to Columbus by Oct 1. News also notes fair ticket sales, travel for several residents, and a Swede Lutheran ministerial conference in session. C W Smelser and Miss Carrie Baker wed in York and travel to Portland.
George Talbot returned from Buffalo County on Friday after visiting his uncle and family. Mrs F. J. Hohn came back from Idaho on Saturday. Wo Green is building a new house with Jas Green managing the work. Mrs E Putman is building a corn crib and treating Bert Wouse to a new shingles roof. Wits Wm Warnick shelled corn on Tuesday. A goodly number of Pie& dint Home people attended the show at York on Tuesday. Mrs Albert Dover visited Mr Theo Stevens on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jas Sealey are visiting in Iowa. John Robeson reports his father at the Lincoln Sanitarium is improving. Good John Carmus who was badly hurt some time ago is around again. Ray.
An elderly woman Mrs Hasset, south east of town, signer of the Dunbiers, died last Thursday night and was buried near Greshm on Saturday. Mr Hasset and family had just sold their farm and planned to move soon. Diphtheria is reported as prevalent with little else new in town.
Charles Detirk sells a quarter-section land in Chase County. Clint Deland closes on sale of stock crops and personal property on the Heuser place to Pete Delaet and rents a home in Rising City for next week. Art Ryan and Irvin McBeth return from western trips on Sunday. Mike Schmidt’s family illness near town initially thought diphtheria, now different. Hennie Krerr Everitt Funkhouser Roy Hartson Gus Hertel depart by covered wagon to Wheeler County on a two week hunting trip. S. J. Dixon gives his daughters Opal and Myrtle a new piano. J C Rahe carries a bandaged hand after an accident that cut off part of a finger.
Pleasant Prairie notes show Mrs Charley Burke leaving for a Washington Oregon visit last Thursday. Mrs W H Steaver returns from a four week Iowa visit. School restarted with Miss Josephine Blixt teaching. Miss Erickson of West Stromsbury visits Miss Lizzie Steaver. Mrs E P Blevins of Shelby visits her daughters. The dance at Mr Hint last Friday night ends well. Miss Vernie Sargent and Miss Mary Jay return from a week in the area. Mr Francis Carlson returns from a western trip. Mr and Mrs Edwin Shaw visit Shelby with her parents.
Reports detail W F Kimmel and family heading to Red Cloud Agency for their new home. The piece notes heavy rains damaged 70 acres of KK Havey’s wheat and comments on sprouting grain in nearby fields. It mentions political nominations in Platte County and various local observations including a cottonwood grove and a millet yield. Capt. Louger buys Kimmel’s share in Mahan & Kimmel, forming Mahan & Louger. C D Cummings plans Iowa trip to promote the county.
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