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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
2
The fragment describes several families visiting Seana on a Friday and Thursday, noting Mrs. Fred Kasparek, Mrs. Frances Stimmad, and others, plus Beckman receiving a new line of aprons maid dresses and children's dresses.
W B Gulick and son Charles Albert Moe and Dave Woods traveled to Alaska on a mid year 1917 trip and returned with a used 1917 Mitchell Sax. Gulick and Son sold the car to Woods. Charlie holds the agency for the Mitchell.
Miss Winnifred Beckman came home last Wednesday after a two month visit in E. CU and Oklahoma City.
W A Johnson was hauling out sand for a garage project on that Wednesday, a local note in the community records. The item mentions the Pew Burea six and the timing of the work.
Reverend and Mrs Henry depart A Londay for a three week absence visiting Valley Malls with her parents and stopping at Lawrence and Lecompton and other points.
Miss Millie Bratten who spent the summer with Rey and Mrs. Rarick returned to her home at Plamville Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Plotner Geo gia Preble and Mrs. J. W. Plotner returned Tuesday night for their visit in Ohio and Iowa. They have been away since the close of school.
At Belleville Tuesday evening a boys band performed as a time exhibit of amateur music from the Park band stand. The crowd showed good attendance and encouraged the players, supporting the idea of a public concert to stimulate practice.
Insurance notice from Chester Ball in Belleville Kansas offering five year cash for $1,000 and a $25 note plan covering fire lightning tornado and wind in Republic County Mutual.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Hyder and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Barleen visited Scandia on Thursday to attend the local Picnic. They traveled in the Hyder car.
Don Haussermann of Ulay Center spent most of last week in Scambia with his aunt Mrs J M Weislogel.
Mr and Mrs Robt Rickabaugh spent Picnic days in Scandia visiting relatives and friends and taking part in local gatherings.
Miss Poage stayed with Mrs. Ryan for the last two days of the Puenue event.
Mrs Walter Preble entertained a few little girls last Tuesday for Marcile who turned six that day.
Mr and Mrs Chas Baecht and sons of Clyde and Mr and Mrs D J Thomas and daughter Esther and niece Josephine Thomas of Concordia spent Thursday in Scandia as guests of the Journal family.
Mr and Mrs Grant Simms of Courtland with his mother Mrs Simms of Republic spent Fridays in Scandia attending the picnic and visiting his sister Mrs Preble.
A compact survey notes travels and routes across roads streets rail lines and byways. It hints at movement patterns and the reach of transportation networks beyond main thoroughfares.
Geo Mahan of Manchester was up for the picnic last week, a small social gathering noted in local circles. The event appeared as a casual community outing with residents sharing foods and conversations.
Adam Scott and his relatives left Tuesday morning for their Burlington Kansas home. His brother Ed Kallman and family joined them traveling in their new Overland vehicle.
Mrs Eva Hohr and daughter Carrie of Clifton spent Picnic week with her son L C.
Mr and Mrs Wm Morley are in Colorado at present visiting their son and other relatives.
D S Marple, the well driller, offers help with water troubles. Write or phone Scandia Phome 2606 to contact for solutions.
A Caldwell man K. W. Archer notes his family relies on Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for years at home and while traveling. The public sees forethought as key to avoiding costly health needs.
Means and Pearson Piano Co. in Kansas City Missouri reports a piano located near Scandia partly paid for. Parties responsible are moving to reclaim the instrument and are required to take the piano back. The balance remains due to the company at 205 Keating or 10th Street.
Classified note offers cement silo blocks for sale and proposes to assist buyers in building a silo. The message is signed by Charles Petersom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kier spent Friday night and Saturday in Scandia with a friend.
Ada and Ella Hawkins departed Tuesday morning to spend the rest of the summer with their aunt, Miss Caroline Hanson, in Kansas City.
Mrs. Frank Hawkins traveled to Republic on Wednesday where her husband Mr. Hawkins has several weeks of work ahead.
Mrs. Marry Hendrix of Randall Lenore and Edith Paul of James town spent part of last week in Scandia with Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix.
Local business listing notes Holton Steam Laundry and Ward's Barber Shop as prominent community services. Includes mention of established operations serving residents with laundry care and grooming in town.
Jos Wiily of Hebron Scandia's piano tuner arrived Wednesday to tune the piano in the Luther Church for a public performance at the Lutheran convention. The article notes the Lutheran people value musical talent and support such community events.
Mrs John Olson of Oklahoma City was an afternoon guest of Mrs. Ryan and Miss Poage last Thursday.
Herbert and Florence Perry visiting as Miss Stewart and Mr. Lee of Randall spent Friday in Scandia. They were back on Saturday and Mrs. Hendrix Sr. returned with them.
Mr and Mrs Harold Coleman of Sioux City Indiana spent Picnic days in Scandia with old friends and schoolmates. Harold still holds his same position since graduating from our high school. It is noteworthy to see young people of their age sticking to homegrown roots.
Holton Steam Laundry advertises itself as the premier local laundry with an agency in Scandia. Ward's Barber Shop endorses the service and invites customers to try their work.
Jessie Mae Simms of Republic spent last week visiting Scandia with her cousin Marcile Preble.
Wilf Smith of Cuba and his brother in law Jake Shellhammen from Okla came up from Agenda on Thursday and spent part of the day here witnessing the attractions.
The notice directs customers to save combings and to have switches priced at $1.00 per stem, with orders left at the office for processing.
A fragment mentions indigestion disturbing sleep and suggests taking Cham berlains Tablets after supper. It also records D. Tweedy and wife visiting Rahma Cole and spending Thursday with Lew Tweedy at the Brunswick hotel.
Mr and Mrs H L Wright and their children spent Thursday and Friday forenoon with Fred and sister Miss Hattie in a short social gathering.
Professor Pholmer places a new graduating class photo in the High School this week. The display joins two earlier class pictures from 1914 and 1915 already gracing the walls.
Dr E A Moore, osteopathic physician, maintains an office in the Mi Bank Building in Scandia Kansas, with weekly availability on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Mr and Mrs Buri Nelson were in town from Hastings visiting friends at a local picnic event.
The Presbyterian Circle will host a monthly social on the Wyman lawn Wednesday evening August 16. All are invited.
Rev and Mrs Rarick came home Wednesday after visiting Ozbourne where their son Clarence Rarick and two children were sick with typhoid fever. They reported the group showed improvement when they left Tuesday.
John Botts announces added equipment including an Oxegen Carbon burner and engine cleaner to remove carbon without disassembly. Services include complete carbon removal for 2.50 and engine cleaning for 1.00 with satisfaction guaranteed at the Rock Island Garage.
The Presbyterians raised over $100 and the United Brethren about $90 over two days of serving meals. The U Bs sold out all they had and felt they could have moved more if they had more stock. Both groups expressed satisfaction with the financial venture.
Iver Norten traveled to Clyde on Monday to visit friends and catch up in a brief social stop. The trip appeared casual with no reported incidents or formal engagements.
Mrs. Alice Jonsen and Mabs Erickson of Courtland spent picnic week with Miss Sophia Petergen.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cuthbertson departed Sunday evening to visit their son Carl and family in Magterr Colorado.
Chris Nelson departed Wednesday night for a brief trip to Colorado Springs for a short outing, traveling solo for recreation.
A public testimonial from Mrs C E Riley of Illion New York claims six months use of Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion gave great relief. The ad states Chamberlains Tablets are available anywhere.
Srs. Lewis Young of Concordia spent Thursday with Miss Hattie Wright as part of a social visit.
Miss Edna Beckman of Manhattan spent Piknic week with her brother B. E. Beckman and family, enjoying time together during the holiday period.
Mrs. Geo White and George Jr. of Lincoln visited Jake Stofers during the town Picnic, stopping for a social chat and to see friends.
A health notice explains constipation injures the bowels by blocking drainage, causing toxin absorption that dulls the mind and hinders digestion. It promotes Chamberlain Tablets as quick relief, claiming availability everywhere.
Belleville residents visit Scandia to trade with merchants, seeking favorable prices and variety. Experts note the steady flow reflects regional commerce ahead of seasonal sales and cross‑city shopping patterns.
Great preparations are under way for the 1916 Republic County Fair with activities planned from August 22 through August 25. Local organizers report entries and exhibits are lining up, promising a bustling event for residents.
Mabel Trump of Formosa spent Picnic week with Mrs Ed Wires at the Wires residence. The social note records a friendly gathering during the holiday period and highlights local acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs Harry Larson of south of Concordia spent Sunday away from home enjoying a quiet outing and returning with reports of a pleasant day in the countryside.
Cure touted to act through the blood on mucous surfaces expelling poison from the blood and improving health after short use. Encourages immediate start and promises testimonials. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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