Local residents farewells and visits across Nebraska
Stromsberg Mrs FF A Thomas and Lula of Lincoln returned home Friday after visiting M Underhill and family. Roy F Cox, guest of A Thoren and family, returned to Omaha Friday. Esther Thoren was in York Friday. Mrs A Marsh of Lincoln spent a couple days with M Underhill and family, leaving for Utica Friday. Numerous others, including C G Nelson from Hardville, L A Erickson to Omaha, Chas Knorr visiting eastern Iowa, Alvin Olson and Mildred Olson to Wahoo, Fettie McCarty to Omaha and Council Bluffs, Mees Hazer Hedbleem’s frère, Abo Gabrielson at St Paul, Young to Sutton and Leavenworth, Ahlgren siblings to Lincoln, Edith Johnson at Asceola, Elsie Norman from Chicago, Rachel and Dean Mooney to St Paul Nebraska, M A Makeever in York, Jennie Nordstrom to Lincoln, Lester Barber to Grand Island and Beatrice, Julius Peterson to Omaha, Hazel Rosine to near Swede Home.
Local Notices and Miscellany Read in Fragments
A mix of local items mentions Abbie Haiber York, Abbie Haiber York as a party client, plus Jack Canfield buying the flour and feed business of David Hitchead and adding grinding. Dr John Allen spending summer with his parents, Mrs A BR Allen and Mrs LoD Beltzer visiting Osceola. Lushton defeats local team 6 to 0. Allan Hubbell's 7 year old son suffers a broken arm from a fall. European remarks on wealth for souls, Markham quotes, and stray thoughts on Germany England balloon trip plans and a poston professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Canfield
David Hitchead
Family Visits Span Nebraska towns This Weekend
D Stett spent Saturday in Seward to visit his sister Mrs. Clifford Hill and Rey Hall and Son, Clarence, traveled to Holdredge Friday to visit relatives, noting informal family outreach across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Stett
Seward
Clifford Hill
Rey Hall
Clarence
Holdredge
Osceola Social Notes Reveal Visitor Lines and Travel
Osceola sees Minnie Hillhurst of Lincoln visiting several days after arriving Saturday. Mrs R T Wanker of Decatur Arkansas visits Leo Detreick's family until late fall. Mrs Ed Banieisen’s mother arrives from Lincoln. Mrs Ed Yann Ison departed for western Nebraska to visit relatives. Danielson family traveled to Silver Creek to board a train. Avnet Olsen in New York buying goods for foreign trade. Judge Good visited from Walhast and handled district court. West and others noted around the Braves’ house. Head arrived from the west Tuesday and spent Sunday with Sibson and listened to temperance speakers. Castie and Valley births noted with regional travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Wanker
Decatur
Arkansas
Leo Detreick
Ed Yann Ison
Danielson
Silver Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bel Sale
Rarte
Grantease
Celing
Lettec
TN. Suravant
SRASK
Sua & & Lair Fe
Stromsbureg
FF A Thomas
Lula
Lincelon
M. Underhill
Roy F Cox
Thoren
Omaha
Esther Thoren
York
C. G. Nelson
Hardville
Mrs. L. A. Erickson
Chas. Knorr
Iowa
Alvin
Miss Mildred Olson
Wahoo
Fettie McCarty
Oimaeha
Council Bluffs
Mees Hazer Hedbleem
Fooua
David S Ty
Fies Goa
Gabrielson
St Pau
la- Abo Young
Sutton
Larevoir
Ahlgren
Emil Johnson
Walter Nawmann
Lincoln
Edith Johnson
Asceola
Rachel
Dean Mooney
Hackberry
St Paul, Nebr
M. A. Makeever
Jennie Nordstrom
Denver
Lester Barber
Grand Island
Beatrice
Julius Peterson
Hazel Rosine
Bhie
Bradshaw
MC Cume
Julesbue Gy
Prodas
Purcissed
Tien
Tania
Abbie Haiber York
Benedict
Aldo
Coop Cartetd
John Allen
A BR Allen
Lod Beltzer
Osceola
Lushton
Allan Hubbell
C. Hubbell
France
Edwin Markham
Germany
England
Poston
Atlantic
Minnie Hillhurst
AH Recmesger
Ed Banieisen
Ain Osceola
Sotu
Ule Pace Sea
A . Morason
Avnet Olsens
New York
Olson
Shelby Vtive
Judge Good
Wal
Lawerene West and
Waft Dias Roedante
Braves
Et Bhaveta Ferpverdy
Mis Ff Ly Barger
Mepau Fowa
Mio
Mrs Castie
Valley, Neta Com
George Bimminged
Carrie
Saturda
Ill
Hammond
Pioneer Land Men
B.G Springs
Colorado
Nebraska
R. R
Devel, Perkins
Keith, Chase, Dundy
Cheyenne
Hill & Hammond
J. I. Atll
A. C. Hammond
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