Osceola Persons Change Places and Local Happenings
Osceola residents and visitors are noted across town from Lin coln traveler Osceola George Ludden to Mrs L E Green at Ord Guests include W S Austin from Kearney and Miss Ida Hanson with Grace Gyl ling in Kansas City for millinery business. Local church struck by lightning damaged cupola and roof. Farmers advance farm work and land exploration as rains arrive. real estate activity includes land purchases near Arborville and a new house being built on a farm south of Reckner’s addition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hanson
Grace Gylling
Kansas City
Travelers Itinerary Move Through Nebraska Towns
Stromsburg resident Geo Lind visited North Platte on Monday. Ed Pike traveled to Lincoln for a few days starting Tuesday. Rev McNiel left for Central City on Monday for a week. Miss Hulda Faulk returned Monday from Denver. P L Lee and Chas Steever were in Omaha Tuesday for a short stay. Ray Sundburg returned to Polk Monday night after a week with relatives. A M Johnson and partners from Osceola were in town over Sunday. Mrs Bodine and her children of Des Moines visited A B Linds and returned home Tuesday. Mrs J J Rogers came from Polk Monday to meet Mr Rogers who had been in Harlan County last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rogers
Polk
Rogers
Harlan County
Chautauqua Attendees and area visits noted
Mr and Mrs L P Jones and Mr and Mrs I W Fesberg of Hordville attend Chautauqua. Mable and Ellen Mollerstrom of Wahoo visit friends then return home. Blanche Widdiman near St Paul visits the Lindburg family. Eva and Lulu Canady come from Weeping Water to stay with J W Lanham’s nieces. Mrs Thesing from Polk meets Mr Thesing returning from Indianola. Mrs Rosen leaves for St Joe and Kansas City to study millinery and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Jones
Blanche Widdiman
St. Paul
Lindburg
Polk
Chautauqua
Eva
Lulu Canady
Weeping Water
J. W.? Lanham
The Slave of Glory and the Babe in the Cradle
A newlywed couple learns the strain of domestic life as romance gives way to daily duties. The wife tends to husband and home while the husband labors to provide, then a baby shifts the balance as both realize they are slaves to the family. The scene closes with the baby’s cry revealing their shared dependency.
Ladies vote contest offers grand piano and prizes
A newspaper contests local women to collect ballots for votes. Prizes include a $400 Don Pierre Gabinet Grand Piano, sewing machines, gold watches, piano purchase checks, and coupons worth 100 votes per dollar. ballots offer 50 votes initial, 10 votes per contestant ballot, weekly listings, and future subscription votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pierre Gabinet
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Winonesten Rereatinge Anus Co
New Haven, Conn
Gorps
George Ludden
Lincoln
L. E. Green
Ord
W. S. Austin
Kearney
D. H. Kunkel
Texas
Dr. Gregg
Chicago
Miss Utter
W. J. Mossholder
San Diego
California
C. M. Pulver
Ada Crabill
Lillian Parks
Colorado
Osceola Colony
Colorado Springs
Eric Fillman
E. Russ
Monroe Stewart
Nebraska
Iowa
Frank Meyer
Valley Precinct
Columbus
Arborville
Clark Stouffer
William
Central City
Geo. Bingham
Mr. Reckner
Moffitt
Ellison
Sam McDanial
Sam Charles
Cris Eberly
Stromsburg
Geo. Lind
North Platte
Ed. Pike
Rev. McNiel
Hulda Faulk
Denver
P. L. Lee
Chas Steever
Omaha
Ray Sundburg
A. M. Johnson
John & Anderson
Earnest Nyquist
Osceola
Polk ‘County Telephone “Co
Mable
Ellen Moller‘strom
Wahoo
Chris Thesing
Mr. Thesing
Indianola
Vigtor Anderson & CO
T. A. Langford
IF. Myers
Business Man
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R. C. Allen
Polk, Nebraska
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Quillen's
Globe Laundry
Polk Markets
ER Son
W. A. Mills
Yee
U.P
A. Bowers
Ile
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Rystrom Imp
Fdr
Studebaker
Racine
Newton
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