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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
6
Local market brief records Corn 55 Oats 81 Wheat 85 Hogs 7.00 and later Corn 56 Wheat 88 Hogs 7.25 alongside numerous community items from Shelby Nebraska including school terms appointments travel births deaths and local construction updates. The list mentions residents such as Mrs Emil Bloch Charlie Burritt Dr Woeppel and Rev M R Crisp among others.
In Wayland weather shows notable extremes while Rev. Bolton was absent and services were not held. Local residents F F Cane, who took over the Gresham implement business, moved in Sept 18. Others visited fairs and family members including J H Carpenter and wife, Osceola residents, and campaign card distributions by E R Ware en route to Gresham for a horse sale.
Polk Nebraska residents seek reliable painting and paper hanging services ready to attend promptly and carefully to any line work needs.
H C Troyer and R J Campbell returned on the freight with Mr Troyer’s car. Monday Sept 13 marks E Moline’s 21st birthday with friends gathering for a surprise. The school district laid sidewalks on the school ground and urges residents to follow to keep paths mud free for students and others.
J T Bonner recovers at home after a long illness. Mrs Will Howser ill but improving. Mahlon Bonner lost a horse last week. Mrs L D Johnson ill after falling from a ladder. Miss Emma Scott leads District 4 and boards with Mrs Kinsman. Ferdinand Alt bought a car from Jack Brannigan and waits for mud to dry. Farmers lining up as autos and gasoline engines become essential.
Invitations are issued for the marriage of Professor W D Bonner of Kingston Ontario to Miss Grace Gaylord of Ansley Nebraska on Thursday September 9 at the bride’s home. Separate notes mention Mr Wilcox starting as teacher in district 17 and a Sabbath school welcome, Jesse Olcottig attending Columbus high school and boarding with Mrs Rinesmith, and a Willing Workers meeting with Mrs Will Howser on Thursday September 16 with a call to come prepared to work.
Take advantage of a round trip rate of 12.50 from Omaha to Canada advertised for Tuesday September 21. Mills and Fillman provide particulars and pickup by auto if roads permit to deliver travelers to the train.
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