The Big Store Promotes Mens Boys and Children Oxfords
The Big Store advertises a large stock of mens, boys, and children's oxfords and high cut shoes.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
5
The Big Store advertises a large stock of mens, boys, and children's oxfords and high cut shoes.
Gulick Mercantile Company lists W. B. Gulick as manager with two phone lines. Independent and Farmers stores referenced with distinct numbers 90 and 62.
Neighbors surprised F N Larson on April 14 after a ride in J J Smith's car. A crowd gathered for games and a late supper served by the ladies. Larson received a large mission rocker as a token of friendship and well wishes for many happy returns.
Brigham of Belleville and Tames Whitney have denounced the Cuba Bank and will take possession May 1. The Cuba location is described as very desirable with da M Berg ham taking charge early next month. James Whitney remains with the bank for a period. the Brighams’ friends extend best wishes for their new venture.
Alex Johnson closed a successful term in District 9 on Wednesday. Friends from the district and town surprised him Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nyland with music and refreshments. All attended enjoyed the occasion.
Vance of Republic accompanied by Nimocks James Whitney and Prank Stover Vane McClure to Kansas City Tuesday night to bring back Mrs Whitney's new auto. The last two accompanied as prospective purchasers.
Dr. Carlbert of Bethany College Lindsborg will visit next Sunday for both morning and evening services at the Lutheran Church. He will speak in English at the evening youth gathering. Mrs. Ellingson traveled to Lincoln Nebraska with her husband. D A Nywall hosts an old Bethany instructor visiting. Dr Carlbert seeks prospective students.
Florence P. Tuggle sues Walter E. Tuggie in Republic County District Court Kansas for divorce and custody of Ruth Tuggle seeking relief as per petition filed with the clerk. Defendant must answer by June 9, 1910, or the allegations will be taken as true. Attorney W D Vance represents the plaintiff.
James C. Humphrey longtime Belleville resident and founder of the Belleville Telescope died at 64 years old on Sunday April 24 1910. He came to Belleville in 1870 and published the Telescope the county's earliest newspaper. He retired in 1901 due to age and ill health leaving a wife and three children. Funeral held at home Wednesday under Masonic auspices.
The High School reports a 9 to 8 loss to Norway in a Friday baseball game and anticipates large winter enrollment after installing a four year course for full State University credit. School Board inspected the building Saturday to prepare for the four year curriculum. EB D George of Mankato will deliver the commencement address May 13. Exams for promotion and new residents entry are set for May 6. Ed Weld returned Wednesday from Omaha where he worked. Younger peers enjoyed a social at Mr Illingson’s home.
Sunday visits produced a long list of locals at Clifton and nearby areas while school notes report district 9 closing with an afternoon program and ice cream. A newborn boy arrived Thursday at the Goldstein residence and census work wrapped up for Scanadia Township.
Jurors for May Term of court listed. The article notes work on a school souvenir booklet by Prof. Finch, funded by local business advertising. It will be 10 to 35 pages, magazine style, with color cover and cuts of school officials and teams. Also mentions Mrs. Swanson’s Kansas City visit and Sam Larson’s typhoid recovery.
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