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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
5
East High School hosts a band concert featuring American Patrol and selections such as Are You Sincere and Iola Rich. Performers include Gumble Johnson Meacham Floyd Bartlett Venrich Laurendean Losey.
A buggy overturned after a frightened team on Tawes Hill west of town last Sunday. Mr Boline and Mrs Erickson were among the injured. Antone Erickson’s sister Mrs Lundberg and her son Eddie were also hurt along with others whose names were not recorded. Dr Henry attended the injured and all are reported to be recovering.
Miss Clara Matilda Bergstrom was wed to Carl Louis Tellen on a Wednesday at the Bergstrom home near Kackley. A fuller account is promised next week.
Read the Republic Co Premium list closely to note new premiums this year. It lists new varieties of apples vegetables and other offerings with updated prices.
Miss Maye Cooper left Tuesday for Alton Kang for a visit with her sister who is teaching music there.
Born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Nelson a girl Revo HU Williams and daughter Mildred returned Monday night Mr and Mrs John Brandstrow visited friends in the country Sunday. Mrs Louie Brigham and little son expect to start today for Spirit Lake Iowa. Roy Riggins and wife are here from Centralia Kansas visiting Mr Riggins parents. Mrs Frank Swanson and little daughter visited Alvin Boman's several days last week. Mrs Antone Larson entertained the Ladies Foreign Mission Society Thursday afternoon. Larry Olson returned Tuesday from Kirk Nebraska and expects to stay two months here. Mrs A P Hopper attended a county executive committee meeting at Belleville Tuesday afternoon. Howard Vincent and wife arrived from Kansas City and will likely remain the rest of the summer. A J White and wife attended a fishing party at Norway Tuesday given by Quincey Blosser and wife in honor of May Duncan of Kansas City and Vera Wiley of Junction City. Blue Flame Oil Stove at Hole's Mr and Mrs Jon Bettis entertained the Bettis relatives at dinner Friday in honor of Mel Cannon, a sister visiting them.
A brief runaway on Cloud Street near WB Gulick’s residence endangers a horse and buggy driven by a. A. Cline’s boy, the buggy strikes a tree near Gnuck’s store, tearing the top and seat. the boy escapes uninjured. Mrs i, No Hendrix and child ren retiret from Randall after caring for her ill father. admission to the Pair remains 25 cents, children 15 cents, autos admitted, tickets issued until PM.
You Hog and Cattle Men if you have not already secured a pen or stall for your stock exhibit write the secretary F N Woodward the number of stalls or pens wanted and he will reserve them for you.
The Republic County WCTU met at the UB Church in Republic on August 10 1909 for a three day convention. Pageant features included devotions by Mrs W C Jordan Wayne ministers welcome by Rev Thompson and remarks by Mrs Edith McKinsie. Sessions covered temperance education in schools committee reports and talks on total abstinence and government officials.
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