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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1906
Page
2
Clay Center residents identify G C Coleman linked to a recent blaze. The figure appears to be Thomas C Platt from the Kansas administration, with details of the incident surfacing as the town learns more about the person involved.
The Journal this week issued a pamphlet for the Bank of Scandia titled The Bank Depositor and his Relations to the Bank. It is full of information useful to anyone who transacts with a bank and can be obtained by calling for it.
Misses Emma Poage and Grace Phillips from Kackley visited Wednesday to discuss school work. The note mentions eggs exchanged for meat as part of a local exchange.
Dr Folsom, an eye ear nose and throat surgeon, will be at Dr Henrys office in Scandia on Monday August 20 for free examinations and spectacle fitting. Miss Swift from Rice and Miss Amy Mathias from Burr Oak were guests at the L sM Morris home earlier in the week.
Mr and Mrs P J Larson Mr and Mrs J D Larson Mr and Mrs Hoel of Randall Mr J H Hugos and others left Monday for Minneapolis from the Up-To-Path restaurant.
Oyster dealer announces opening on August 23 offering fresh oysters for sale with RT Sanre noted as source or contact.
The item mix includes patent medicine ads for The Texas Wonder cures for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with mail order option, a Chicago testimonial reference, local business changes including J L Kinney selling out in Republic and Vandeveer selling a farm near town, thanks for illness support to the Burns family, perfume and wedding stationery notes, visitors Maude Pinney and Ned Kimball, poultry and cream separator ads, and local agents A J Riley and DeLaval cream separators.
A Republic county update notes hog cholera concerns near Republic. Belleville resident Wad shipped hogs from Rydal. Multiple locals visit relatives in Nebraska and beyond. Protracted meetings start Sept 9 at Providence Chapel. Odell and Rydal baseball highlight weekend play with 5 to 2 finish. Several residents attend church, see operations and picnics along the river. Mary West writes of Nampa Idaho stopovers en route to the Pacific coast.
Miss O Neal spends a week visiting around here. The Me Chapel folks plan a Thursday meeting to paint and repair the church. Elijah Goodwin road overseer began work with graders and men. The Scrivner farm house near Norway nears completion. Scately Plains Presbyterians plan a social at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas McGlash on August 27. A pleasant evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Henry with ice cream, cake and music. Attendees included Henry and VanDusen families, Eva and Walter Henry, Della, Charley Late, Vera, Ralph, John and Willie Nichol, Lonnie, Bertha Griffith and Carrie Porter. Rev S L Seaman preached at Providence Chapel on Sunday morning with a moral about having a life purpose for youth.
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