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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
5
More new ladies oxfords at Guilick's this week with dress shirts and ties for men and boys. New goods in every department. Come here for your latest attire.
The Gulick Mercantile Company promotes its main store as the place for bargains and stock deals. The message highlights a large selection and competitive prices aimed at attracting shoppers to the flagship outlet.
Miss Mable Rowe plans to wed George Ellingson in Belleville on Wednesday April 7 at the Probate Judge dlenry’s office. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Anna Rowe of Scandia township and the groom is oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A Ellingson of Beavy er township. Both are well known and popular with many friends. The Journal extends best wishes for a happy future.
Local obituary notes Mrs AH Ostberg born Ness Hedemarken Norway died at home near Norway Kansas after marrying Lars Larson in TS7 and moving to Wisconsin then Chicago before settling in Scandia Kansas. She leaves one son Theo Ostberg and several siblings. funeral held at the Lutheran church in Norway. The report also covers a teachers association meeting and school program in Belleville with remarks by Prof. Ricket and others.
Members of the Farmers Institute will gather at Scandia City Hall on Saturday April 10 at 3 PM to complete the organization. All are invited, with Thomas Clay in attendance as president.
A teachers institute will run for one month this July with Prof Seuler of Concordia as conductor. Instructors include Profs Dice of Council Grove Sterba of Wellington Wharton of Greenleaf and Miss Holland.
The notice offers cottonwood lumber remaining about ten thousand feet for sale. Contact person M Weislogel at 14.3 BK Larson for details.
Mr and Mrs Chas. Madison visited at the J. O. Anderson home Sunday, sharing conversation and hospitality with the family in a cordial call.
In Kansas State Probate Court, administrators appointed for the estate of Charles F Ericsson, deceased. Saraits Ericsson is named administratrix. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. those not filed within three years after Letters are barred. Proceedings dated March 9, 1900.
Ordinance No 138 prohibits stacking hay straw old lumber or any combustible materials within the city fire limits. The marshal may order removal and noncompliance carries a fine up to fifty dollars plus costs. the city may remove the materials with costs charged as in other cases. The ordinance takes effect after publication in the Scandia Journal, approved April 2nd.
Fragmentary note describes Tam preparing for a well work after purchasing a gasoline mali. Mentions expense and a contact Persinger. No clear date or location provided.
The list records renewals for subscribers including updates to names such as Lyons Formosa and Johnson Al Plodhberg Pljih Goodwin with new star marks indicating additions. It notes street addresses like Wadd To Street and mentions newsletter status for Our Subscribers.
For sale a dandy windmill nearly new and a second hand International pumping enelue. Names and places appear scattered including Mrs John Nystrom and Mrs Er nest Barns. Several social notes mention visitors and a sacred cantata at the Presbyterian church debuting April 1.
Advertisement offers clean alfalfa seed for sale at ten dollars per bushel with delivery to Scandia. Contact J. W. Haines Barriers via Republic phone.
Short ad urges readers to place cement block orders immediately with Bettie of O U Bettie, listing a phone number 123 and contact method for quick purchasing.
A.J. Riley states intention to sell his house featuring six large rooms a cellar a cistern a well and a new barn and to sell the Post Office building.
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