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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
5
The notice invites exhibits on Wednesday September 6 1910 with fair days following Thursday and Friday. A season ticket costs one dollar admitting one family member per day with pass out rights all day for season ticket holders. Nonseason ticket holders get pass out checks only until 1 p.m. Send a card to Secretary M Arbuthnot for a premini list.
Mr and Mrs P Kallman left Tuesday to visit their daughter Mrs H Crandall and family in Kansas City. They also expect to visit another daughter Mrs Ad Scott in Coffee County before returning.
Mr. Charley Morton and his wife Ida Morton visited at the home of Ida's father J. H. Hugos along with other relatives and friends last week.
Miss Emma Poage came back Tuesday from her home near Rackley, prepared for the new school term.
Lars Guldvransen born Ullensaker Norway January 80 1835 died August 15 1910 in Clay Center hospital aged 75 years 6 months 16 days He immigrated to America in 1866 lived in Chicago eight years Galva Illinois eight years came to Seangia Republic County in 1879 and resided there ever since He leaves a wife two sons George Benny two sisters in the east a brother in the old country and many friends Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Swedish Methodist church and burial was in Riverview Cemetery.
Mr. A B Hugos of Enid Oklahoma stopped briefly on his way home from Colorado for a short visit with his father and other relatives the week before last.
Mr and Mrs John Larson entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Methodist Church Thursday afternoon September 1 in town.
Official statement of the Bank of Scandia Scandia Kansas at close of business August 15 1910 lists capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and other items with cashier J H Sandell signing statements of truth and notary public C G Wilson.
Capt Foster and Plis Aeroplane will present the airship at the Yankee Robinson Show. The ship, claimed to be identical to the Eiffel Tower circle craft, will be demonstrated to the public despite weather. Prof Foster leads the handling, engines excluded, promising a daring exhibition.
William Riley Colelagier was born in Winen county on November 13, 1859, and died near Scandia after a long life of 60 years. He married Miss Mary Hinelon Arch and had four children, two of whom preceded him. He moved to Republic County, Kansas, to farm. funeral was at the family residence, with interment at Yates Valley Cemetery.
60 acres north of Formosa with 100 acres cultivated and 7 acres alfalfa. Lays in Marsh Creek Valley, Jewell County Kansas. Valued at about $12008, offered for $10500 by H. M. Johnson.
Card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Isaacson for kindness during the illness and death of their baby. LLB Church hosted a musical program by Miss Patterson and Mrs. B E Beekman with other talent, followed by an ice cream social on the lawn. a very pleasant evening was reported.
Gilbert Jensen moved his house and started foundation work on a new residence on his farm southwest of town.
Mrs. Ed Sullivan and children of Louisville Kansas arrive for a short visit with Dr and Mrs J B Henry. The Scandia ball team meets Webber at the Old Settlers Reunion in White Rock today. James Street begins work on a new residence three miles north of town. Leo Caufield of Belleville leads this week's Journal mechanical team. Thomas Hay tours Kansas City and Omaha for business. Victor Erickson appears on the sick list this week.
A fire last Saturday morning destroyed the Belleville Electric Light and Waterworks power base. Crude oil fuel and a leaking valve likely started the blaze, gutting the building except for brick walls. Tin roof collapse limited damage to some parts, leaving the town without water for about ten hours while electrical machinery was ruined and must be replaced.
The two year old son of Albert Goldstein fell seven feet from a barn hay mow Sunday night. He suffered four knocked out teeth and a severe lip cut needing several stitches.
This week W Jh Hill ceased publication of the Amunden Progress for lack of business. The Telescope has bought the subscription list and Hill intends to pursue newspaper work elsewhere.
The Democratic County Central Committee met in Belleville on Saturday August 20 elected Emmet Kieth as Chairman J J Oostetler as Secretary and Ezra Williams as Treasurer in a formal party meeting.
Dr Hageman returned Monday night from a brief Kansas City visit and moved his furniture to Concordia on Tuesday.
State of Kansas Court of Republic confirms the bank has no liens or encumbrances beyond those listed in the statement. Cash, furniture, and fixtures are clearly itemized with no hidden debts. Notary Wilson confirms the document's sworn date and cashier H. W. Cooper attestation.
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