Osceola Notes Move Through Week of Visits and School Game
Osceola and surrounding towns echo with visits and travel as residents head to Lincoln Omaha and Sidney. A high school game saw Oscéola 5 Clarks 2 while the community mourns a local funeral and later plans social events at the Free Baptist church and M E bazar netting about 30.
Osceola and Lincoln Movement Notables
Stromsburg Mrs I Boostrom visited Osceola last Friday. An Omaha passenger on Tuesday was C A Lundgren. Rev Gabrielson returned from a five week Kansas trip. Miss Julia Beckman was at Lincoln Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs F Moore of Polk spent Sunday with their parents. Miss Anna Travette went to Lincoln Saturday and stayed till Monday evening. Mr and Mrs W A Barnard went to North Platte Saturday evening and returned Tuesday. Wallace Scott, Millitary school student at Lincoln, home over Sunday. Mrs Georgia Flippen and children Dorothy and Robert left Saturday for Grand Island. Fred Hultquist went to Lincoln Tuesday to buy for Wilson Castile Co. Mr and Mrs John Wails of Geneva were in town Monday en route to Polk to visit S H Jones family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erickson
Miss Hulda Erickson
Omaha
Miss Hulda
Peter Refshange
Marquette
W.L. Cohagan
Frank Moffit
Lincoln
Esther Nelson
Hordville
Alex Lyon
Central City
M. E. Church
S. E. Briggs
John Wails
Geneva
Polk
S. H. Jones
Remodeling Work Advances on Town Hall
Hardville market prices listed include wheat 93, corn 45, oats 40, hogs 8.20, chickens 11 cents, cream 23 cents, butter 20 cents, eggs 18. Ernest Hahn shipped two cars of fat cattle to Omaha on Wednesday. J. R. Comstock of Central City seen downtown Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Hahn
Omaha
J. R. Comstock
Central City
Arborville Funeral Draws Wide Attendance at Comrade Chase Young
The funeral for comrade Chase Young drew a large crowd including Su E. A. Weiss and her companion. Distinct plans mention Arborville Grace to decorate together and families from Alliance Lincoln York McCool and other towns attended the Wednesday wedding and funeral events. Community gossip condemns drinking as a catalyst for vice, urging restraint and decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Weiss
Here
Arborville
Grace
Stephen Desch
Alliance
Young
Latham
Lincoln
Illinois
Death of Chas H Young A Civil War Veteran
Died April 30 1910 at age 75 after forty years in the vicinity. Charles H Young enlisted 1862 in Company D Michigan Sharpshooters fought at the Wilderness Spotsylvania and Coal Harbor. Comrades bid farewell as he rests in a noble soldier’s sleep with tearful prayers and garlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Young
Michigan
Wilderness
Spotsvania
Coal Harbor
Marion Hill
Mr. Young
Mr.Young
Angel of Death
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express deep gratitude to the many friends who offered unwearied kindness during the sickness and death of our beloved companion and brother. Mrs. Julia Young, Samuel Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Young
Samuel Young
Wedding Bells at the Dorsey Home
Mable Dorsey wed Aurther H. Ramsey at high noon May 4 at the Dorsey residence. Rev D M Buckner officiated as guests, bridal attire described, a three course dinner served for 100 plus guests. The notice also promotes local shop offerings from F J Hahn at the Water Works Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. H. Dorsey
Mable
Aurther H. Ramsey
Missster Dorsey
D. M. Buckner
Mystery Drives and Doctor Seen Near Benjamin Schoolhouse
Late Wednesday evening T A Lundberg in a small red auto went 8 miles north of town while Dr Ludden was seen driving west with a horse and buggy headed toward the Benjamin schoolhouse settlement. Observers doubted car trouble and speculated on the chase as the two figures vanished toward the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Lundberg
Dr. Ludden
Benjamin School House
Lundberg
Jin
Duch the Grade Stallion for Breeding Public Sale
Duch a dapple grey Perchon nearly seven years old weighs 1800 pounds and is nearly a thoroughbred. He is offered for breeding with good confidence as the best horse to breed to. The breeding season will be at my place and at T A Stevens northeast of town. Care to prevent accidents but no liability. Terms ten dollars to insure a live colt to stand and suck. H L Stunckel owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Steven
H. L. Stunckel
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Mrs. F. ©. Moore
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George Dolan
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THES
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