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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1902
Page
2
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Ellen A Hallgren and Mr Conrad B Sederlin on Wednesday April 30 at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs F Hallgren.
Two calves offered for sale one two months old and one twelve months old. Also listed a few young sows. Seller Bho N P Peterson located in the area.
The Kackley News reports school closes next Friday and corn planting begins. Local visits include Herman Carlson to Concordia and Mr Clark returning from Smith county. The Florer Comedy Co will perform April 21, Woodmen entertain Saturday, and Hoffman the new hardware dealer prepares stock for a growing business.
Miss Mary Larsen returns home midweek and goes back Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Landreth visit James Street family. Elmer Morehead visits from Norway. Grandma Vandeveer visits Scandia family. Bertha Cardwell from Republic City visits A Stromberg and Holmstrom households. A large crowd attends the dance at A Stromberg's. Will Wohlford visits Moe’s. Fred Moe heads to North Dakota. Neighbors attend Ideal entertainment in Scandia. John Sumbler injured. section men lay steel rails north of Sherdahl. Mrs. Carolina Granstedt raises kitchen roof. I. G. Householder adds to his house with A. Rasmus sen helping. Amy Mathias of Burr Oak visits Morris. Grace Morris and Amy leave for Salina to school. Grace Morris completes a term at Pleasant Grove. a Dig dinner and program follow. Amy Morris presents pupils with photos. Mrs. Ella Rockhold closes Pleasant Valley school term and gives souvenirs. About 60 friends honor Ellen Roxenquist's 17th birthday with games and a late-night gathering.
Go to the new corner Grocery for your Groceries and Meats. A full line of staple and fancy Groceries Flour Feed Butter Eggs and Hides taken in exchange for Groceries and Meats. Come and see us Weislogel GooLp.
The New Hardware Store shapes up and invites customers to visit the big brick location to become acquainted with EL AY GHuLer as the business asks for a share of patronage.
District 48 items report community activities. Harry Walter works for Tom Gile. several residents travel to Concordia and Clay Center for dressmaking and visits. church services led by Rev. Houser. attendance at 48 meeting. new officers elected for Sunday school. Local trades, home moves, illnesses, and farm sales noted among neighbors.
Reports from Burdick and nearby towns note incubator use by Frank Smith producing 65 healthy chicks from 80 eggs. Work crews shift on J L Gui place as spring tasks begin. A Criterion magazine subscription is recommended. Residents revisit past ties, housing work, fruit-tree purchases, and social events planned by L Larson and Luther League.
Sunday school will be organized at Lone Tree on April 20. Ben Bartlett is working at Mr Day's cave. Little Chester Woodka and Claude Adams have been sick. Officers elected on April 13 include Walter Supt., Lewis Asst Supt., Daisy Simpson Sec and Treas., Nora Bartlett Librarian, Ben Bartlett Organist. May Kelly left for Clay Center to study dressmaking. Pearl Day at Concordia learning the Standard System. Chapel society met Mrs Gregg Bowling to quilt. Mr John Evans and family visited Mrs Simpson. Wheat needs rain.
A creamery patron seeks fair and honest treatment from the milk and cream handler. He demands courteous attention honest weights the best price and an honest test. The text notes concerns about some paying more per pound of butterfat than competitors and warns that nine times out of ten they test the cream away from the station.
District 81 figures include Ettie Loofbourrow hosted at home and Stella Murphy visiting with kin. Pearl Day acquired a new bicycle. Arthur Simpson shows it off. Rev. Houser preached at Concordia. Miss Nora Bartlett and Francis Thoofbourrow visited Mrs. Mertie Waller. The report lists several Sunday gatherings and local travels.
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