Musical program at Methodist church replaces evening service
A musical program will be given next Sunday evening at the Methodist church, taking the place of the regular evening service.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
7
A musical program will be given next Sunday evening at the Methodist church, taking the place of the regular evening service.
A couple good milch cows with one coming fresh in November are offered for sale by Reverend Himil Malmstrom. The notice states sale of one or both cows.
Mrs C P Nodman and daughter Reba are confined with typhoid fever though it is thought checked. Mr and Mrs B Rhoades plan an extended week long trip to Peoria Mossville Island then Finten and Mt Ayer for about a month. Miss Florence Moon visits grandfather Rev Rarick then to Salina for theology School. A 15 acre tract with a well improved home is for sale by phone 99 Hendrix.
A speaker asserts opposition to the saloon yet vows to defend it alongside other public nuisances, signaling a stance that blends disapproval with a willingness to uphold related concerns.
Earl Schwahne of the Opera House Movies is up to date with his program and ahead of surrounding towns showing films two and three weeks in advance.
The Republic County Fair drew the largest crowd in years with strong free attractions, strong racing and agricultural exhibits, and attendees leaving well entertained and satisfied by the event’s quality.
A. L. Larson, a local clothier, is seeking customers for boys school suits highlighting durable fabrics and tailored fits for the new term.
G. W. Nithocks and son with Lawrence Abe Johnson Andrew and Arthur Wilson traveled to Concordia on Tuesday for the first day of the Cloud County Fair. Robt. Galloway and wife from Courtland and their party visited Scandia Tuesday.
Emanuel Linden, living west of town, raises and repairs his house this week. Mrs Anton Larson came from Kansas City to visit her daughters and attend the Conference. Mrs O L Nelson attended Sunday services for the first time in months after a broken limb confinement.
D S Marple advertises water trouble solutions for wells with a phone contact in Scandia, inviting writing or calling for assistance.
Chester Ball of Belleville Kansas offers a five year cash value policy for $1,000 with a $20 note plan at 25 dollars. The notice mentions fire lightning tornado and wind coverage in Republic County Mutual with location unspecified.
W A Johnson hauled out lumber from the Scandia yard last week for a new garage project.
A compact item notes reflections on travel routes byways and railways. The brief discusses how various roads and rail lines shape movement and access, highlighting everyday journeys and local travel patterns without specific events or dates.
Well improved 160 acre farm offered for sale with value indicated. Contact Hendrix at phone 99 for details.
C A Cine traveled to Concordia on Tuesday evening to see his son Harry who has been in a local hospital for two weeks hospitalized with a rupture.
J A Larson announces construction of a new building on his farm located south of town to house implements and equipment for farming operations.
A large gathering of friends visited Brantford on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dahl, former pastoress at Rev Norden’s church, with many attendees from Norden’s circle joining the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Iver Erickson of the Norway Hotel were in town for a short time Wednesday.
Rev. Norden travels to Rollins County on Friday to lead a church service. The event location and further details are not fully stated in the fragment.
John Vandeveer his wife and daughter Léna attended the opening day of the fair at Concordin on Tuesday.
Charles Hohmay marketed a load of water melons in town on Wednesday. The event notes a local fruit seller arranging fresh produce for customers.
W. R. Stelzer is making hire improvements in the office at the Scandia Lumber Yard this week. Mr. Frank Hawkins assisted with the work.
E. W. Archer of Caldwell O. notes his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years. He says they never travel without it, citing forethought as a guard against costly illness. Obtainable anywhere.
A fragment announces Holton Steam Laundry and the best barber shop in town, underscoring local service quality. No additional details are readable due to damaged text.
Dr and Mrs Haggman and their children traveled to Concordia on Tuesday to attend the local fair.
Dr and Mrs J B Henry and their son John were observed as visitors in Concordia on Tuesday. The brief sighting notes their presence and mentions the family together during their visit.
Mr. Clayton Griffeth of Topeka has been visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Melsen. He is working as a clerk in a Gents Furnishing Store in Topeka.
Mrs Dahl died Monday night at her daughter Mrs Aug Norden’s home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Lutheran church.
Thos West Sr and daughter Mrs A G Nichol were expected home from Rochester Minnesota this evening. W B Gulick traveled to St Joseph Sunday evening to purchase new fall and winter goods for Gulick Merc Company.
Mrs. Lillie Kingline and daughter Marie of Topeka visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Mellen. They plan to return home Monday via the routing route with Mr. and Mrs.low ling.
Jamey West plans a fortnight departure for Portland Oregon following a major visit to Manhattan and Topeka Tuesday evening. He indicated expectations of continuing meetings and potential outcomes from the trip.
Mrs. N. G. Rust and her daughters Nettie and Ellen and son Sverdrup of Belleville spent the previous Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellingson.
Mrs A Elingson and her son Will, with Mrs Ole Johnson and K C’s daughter, motored to Concordia Friday to visit the Gust Johnson family.
Mrs Ole Johnson and Hazel visited the A Ellingson home in Kansas City Kans during the latter part of the week.
Osteopathic physician Dr KE A Moore maintains an office in the Bank Building in Scandia Kansas with weekly hours on Tuesdays and Fridays.
An agency note extols Holton Steam Laundry as delivering superior work in Scandia. The ad urges readers to try their laundry services, praising Ward's Barber Shop for endorsing the business.
Purchase options for combings at a dollar per stem with switches made to order. Leave your order at this office for processing.
A brief health note advises that indigestion commonly disturbs sleep and suggests light dinners with little meat and no milk. It recommends taking one Chamberlain’s Tablet after supper to improve rest, stating the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Will Ellingson enters employment with Jno Botts and will deliver oil. The arrangement positions Ellingson as the oil delivery worker for the firm.
Minnie Leibenborn comes back to her country home after weeks in town with her parents. Her mother, once seriously ill, is now able to be about the house though not fully recovered.
Nor way happenings report the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Jim Carney. The note lists neighbors and relatives in a small community, including visits and family activities centered around Hermes Wareberg and the Eastvedt and Olsen families.
A N Mellen from near Norway stopped by Wednesday for auto repairs and extended a pleasant visit.
Farmers Merchants Bank Sadie Decker traveled to Concordia for dental work. Grandpa Hammer’s children met to settle an estate. Clayton Griffeth of Topeka visits grandparents Mellen. Mrs. Fred Moe improves from pneumonia with care by Miss Ella Larson and Mrs. Mercer. Clifford Scott on sick list. Margaret Culver resigns from Mrs. Ross and returns to Wayne. Harley Bowling and family and Mrs Crigline visit then return to Topeka. G. W. Wright family at A. D. Norris. Minta Walter visited local friends. James Cooper takes a permanent position at O. A. Erickson’s store. Migs Clara Melfus’ friends give surprise. Charles Figgins and spouse arrive from Mo for extended visit. Andy Moore and Linn Kans family visit relatives. Catarrh Cure claim promotes blood action and health improvement with testimonials from J Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio sold by druggists.
The article explains constipation harms digestion as waste products are absorbed, causing dullness. It claims Chamberlains Tablets quickly relieve the condition and notes they are obtainable everywhere.
The Ladies of the M E church will serve a chicken pie dinner on election day.
A cameo breast pin went missing between A Ellingsen's rest and the Postoffice. A reward will be paid to the finder who leaves it at the postoffice. A Ellingson.
Mr and Mrs C A Tate and children visited Bert Fulcomer at a home near Providence Chapel on Sunday, enjoying a family outing in the countryside.
M. G. Loofbourrow his wife and their little daughter of Manhattan stopped here last night on their return from an outing in Colorado.
D A Nywall and family motored to Concordia to attend the Fair on Tuesday.
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