Local millinery notes and visiting updates from Montrose area
Local items report Nellie Smeltzer of Montrose visiting Gladys Isaac's family. Ill Mrs Chas Nordman improving. Elva Swanson from Lincoln returning home for a visit. Gos Aberg home hosts for Oscar Johnson family from Jamestown. Aleine Lundberg returns from Morganville. Bert Green and family visit D B Green in Jamestown. Gipsy Smith event attended by A Brandstrom and Lewis Wallin party at White Rock. Various families travel to Kansas City for visits. Merle Loofbourrow from Abilene visits Mrs Loofbourrow and Marjorie staying locally.
Dorothy Foreman Takes Week Off From Linotype Desk
Dorothy Foreman a linotypist and assistant at the office is on a weeklong vacation at her Lebanon home. Today she was recalled to relieve the copy book. Mrs Chas Freed and daughters Genevieve and June tour Nebraska visiting Lincoln Farbury Jensen and other relatives in the state.
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Dorothy Foreman
Lebanon
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Kansas City Monday
John Jensen reports satisfactory prices on cattle and hogs at the Kansas City market. A display of stamped goods is noted in KC. Mrs. C A Williamson of Appleton Mo. visits to help her ailing mother Mrs. Chas Nordman. Evelyn Brown is improved but miss Sunday school picnic. J J Smith of Lawrence visits with nieces Ruby and Esther Smith. Gertrude Swanson hospital tumor operation. improving. Street grader work continues under George Miller and Wm Dunn. Union township Brethren class hosts gathering at Ed Schwercinsky home with Mrs Baker Rev Baker and Helen. Royal Cafe gets steel ceiling. accident breaks dishes and injuries Hazel Swyhart and Adolph Nelson.
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John
Jensen
Kansas City
Young Peoples
United Brethren Sunday School
Ed Swhercinsky
Union Township
Baker
Helen
Royal Cafe
Adolph Nelson
Hazel Swyhart
Local business and visits noted in Concordia area
Robert Doctor was in Concordia Wednesday on business. Mrs. Allen Somers and sons drove to Atchison last Thursday for a few days visit with relatives. J. M. Weislogel is erecting a small cement building on the Adolph Nelson lot behind the Weislogel block on Cloud street. He and Fred Hausermann will use the building to handle their hide business.
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Robert Doctor
Concordia
J. M. Weislogel
Adolph Nelson
Weislogel
Cloud Street
Fred Hausermann
Oberlin Concordia Ball Game Rain Halts Play
Andrew Wilson and John Brand Strom attended the Oberlin Concordia game in Concordia Sunday. Rain halted play in the first inning soaking spectators in the grandstand.
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Andrew Wilson
John Brandstrom
Concordia
Topeka Visitors Stop to Greet Old Scotia Friends
Mr and Mrs Vm Oliver and daughter Vivian of Topeka stopped briefly to greet old Scotia friends. They were en route to Colorado for a mountain vacation. Mr Oliver formerly ran a local hardware business and now travels for a cordage company based in Topeka.
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Vm. Oliver
Vivian
Topeka
Colorado
Oliver
Silk hose and patterns offered at modest prices
Silk hose sold at 60c. Other hosiery and items are described as good. McCall patterns and milinery and art needlework are mentioned. Leonard Aspegren William Loring Dorothy Mildred Aspegren and Ruth Albro were in Concordia last Friday.
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McCall
Leonard Aspegren
Wm. Loring
Dorothy and Mildred Aspegren
Ruth Albro
Concordia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Smeltzer
Montrose
Gladys Isaacson
Chas. Nordman
Elva Swanson of
Lincoln
Oscar Johnson
Jamestown
Gus Aberg
Aleine Lundberg
Morganville
Bert Green
D. B. Green
A. J. Brandstrom
Mrs. Lewis Wallin
White Rock
Gipsy Smith
Gust Bentson
Claude Tingstrom
Richard Boring
Elaine and
Lee
Walter Anderson
Dottie
Brown County
Merle Loofbourrow
Abilene
K. C
C. A. Williamson
Appleton, Mo
Evelyn Brown
Charles Blosser
Norway
J. J. Smith
Lawrence
Ruby and
Esther Smith
Gertrude Swanson
Concordia Sunday
George Miller
Wm. Dunn
Galls
John A. Freeburg
E. H. Lewis
Denver
Colorado Springs
VIA
Pikes Peak
Manitou
S. D. Blakeley
Scandia
Kansas
Rock Island Lines
Ctive
Attra
NASH
Hrifty
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Barnum
Catcalm
Goodyear
DERBY
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