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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
7
Scandia Produce Co advertises best cash prices for poultry eggs and produce. Social notes mention Beulah Barrett visiting Ella Wennerston, Mrs. A M Bettis traveling to Topeka and Piper, and gatherings hosted by Mrs Charles Hohman and the Lundblade family near Kackley. Baby chicks for sale from Jenkins Hatchery Jewell Kansas at seven dollars per 100.
Mr and Mrs Montrose Boggess of Kansas City visited relatives including E M Boggess. Walter J Morris of Beatrice runs summer dances at Riverside Park and Fisher's Park Republic. Pete Strom of Republic vacationing in Long Beach with former Republic county neighbors. Frank Swanson of Greeley and Alvin Johnson visited friends near Webber while running a grocery in Greeley. Des Moines visitors C M Brown and family joined relatives. Algor Anderson involved in a car incident with Tom Poage’s vehicle. Grand-niece’s husband Geo Zabriskie aviator killed in a crash. Mrs Zabriskie and her mother visited the Ellingsons. Sam Blair buys local printing shop. J M Tedrows return from Pueblo. plans for future home.
The item lists a circus in town for Friday and notes various local activities. Tom and Mary West spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E C Nichols and family near Concordia. Ruben Bettis and family moved to Weislogel property on Cloud Street. Evert Wyman of Morrowville visited Billy Boggs home from Concordia.
Mrs R A Doctor returned to Riley with her daughters. Cedcell Sargent on a two weeks visit. Born July 28, a daughter to Mr and Mrs E D Mason named Gloria Mae. Mrs Julia Johnson of Topeka returned home today after a visit with her mother Mrs A P Rosene. Blanche Sanderson assists at the bakery during Mrs Chilcott’s absence. Mr and Mrs C O Othberg Mr and Mrs V E Erickson and Vernon attended a dinner at H Sankey’s in Republic.
Mary and Betty Creager visit relatives at Jamestown before traveling to Milwaukee. Local families from Atwood Colby Riley and Gem arrive for visits. Missouri Pacific adjusts northbound and freight train times. Jamestown oil test well delayed by boiler trouble yet progress continues with casing set and drilling resumed amid visitor interest.
The W S English family suffer mumps this week while the Community Club meets with Mrs A C Thompson on August 10. Several visits and relatives are noted including Miss Margaret Pierce of Lincoln visiting with her sister Mrs Fay Summer, and Mr and Mrs Sam Summer hosting with the Jacoby family at Clyde.
Russell Moe and Emil Isaacson drove to Lincoln Nebraska in Moe's truck Sunday to escort the young attendees home from the League convention. Ed Drake and his son Roy visited at Moe's home. Mrs Drake is visiting her daughter who is recovering from jaundice.
Orville Rogers reports a card from Eric Tebow, superintendent of schools at Courtland, written from New York, noting Sharkey’s kayo blow Thursday night and describing a pleasant summer at a boys camp. The notice mentions a five room house with four lots, a good well, shade trees, and a quiet place to live, with inquiries at the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Mrs Ray Chilcott has gone to Boulder Colorado for treatment at a sanitarium. She will be away about two months, and friends here wish her a permanent cure.
Naomi Nylund spent Sunday at the Day Green home. Alice Nylund was with Dorothy Aspegren. Dorothy Larson has had mumps for two weeks. Miss Lois George of Minneapolis Kansas visits Martha Mahaffy. The What Festival train arrives in Reucyville next Monday at 7 50 P M. Jetty Green spent the weekend with Maurine Larson in the country. Mrs Nels P Nelson travels to Topeka Wednesday night to visit aunt Mrs G W Cowan and Kansas City to see sister Cherry Erickson.
Mrs Adelia Larson and families joined Mrs Joe Johnson for a Sunday birthday dinner during the sultry dog days of Sirius. The journal promotes Elmo Scott Watsons feature Dog Days recounting Senator Wests famed Dog Eulogy, a classic of American oratory.
The Wichita Larks defending Western League visit Concordia to face the Travelers at 3 30 P M Friday August 5. Mitch Wilson the Travelers new right hander likely starts. A Sunday Monday August 6 8 clash with Montgomery Ward Co Kansas City follows. Art Hans leads the visitors with Lickovitch and Kemp as mound support.
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