Up to Date Restaurant Features Fresh Oysters and Local Doings
The item lists Fresh Oysters at the Up to Date Restaurant and a regular city council meeting tonight. It notes numerous local social updates including visits, births, moves, and gatherings involving residents such as Miss Clair Newton, Hattie, George Bushby, A. J. Tebow, Mrs. Walter Preble, Mrs. M. L. Gunter, Miss Edith, Mrs. Reynolds, and Mrs. A.B. Wilder. The Formosa Dramatic Company revival is mentioned, plus various appointments, travel, and business notes around Scandia and neighboring towns.
Segerhammar Visit Ends with Superintendent Offer Decline
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Segerhammar returned from Randolph Kansas after inspecting the orphan's home. Segerhammar declined the superintendent post. Capt. E. L. Glasgow spent a week in Republic county visiting relatives and friends before heading to Topeka, Kansas City and home. The JouRNAL editor renewed ties with Glasgow and John Hogin at Belleville on Friday, sharing old stories and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Glasgow
Republic County
Topeka
Kansas City
John Hogin
Belleville
Birthday surprise for Mrs Riley hosted by friends
A group gathered Monday evening at Mrs A J Riley's home for a birthday surprise. Guests included Mr and Mrs H S Cooper, Dr J W Ekblad, Mrs Wheeler, Miss Beck Poage Bliss Stover, Dr Hageman, L J Garison and Raymond Wheeler. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Riley
HS. Cooper
J. W. Ekblad
Eye man refuses license pays nine dollars and eighty cents
O. L. Ohblin, known as the eye man, refused a license and paid 9.80 in police court. Reports from Republic say Joe Nelson faces serious trouble for running a joint as a law and order league allegedly caused disturbances last week with sheriff involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Ohblin
Missouri
Joe Nelson
Republic
Law and Order League
Fresh oyster sale tops estimates at Frank Goodwin’s
Fresh oysters sales at Frank Goodwin’s brought in 1750 dollars, about 300 dollars above his forecast, leaving him highly satisfied. Old papers are offered at the Journal Office for a modest per bundle price. George Garber moved from the Valley House and J A Caldwell moved in. The local turnover is expected about quarterly as cigars appear popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Geo. Garber
Valley House
J. A. Caldwell
Jim
Bill's Age Mentioned In Local Notices
John Sallman traveled from Courtland on Tuesday and advanced his JOURNAL subscription two years. Subscribers may pay at the JOURNAL office to avoid remittance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sallman
Courtland
Journal
City of Scandia tightens gun discharge ban
Notice warns that any person discharging firearms within Scandia city limits will be prosecuted and fined under the city ordinance. Mayor 21 C. Bulkley signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
C. G. Buulkley
Kansas Farms For Sale In Republic And Jewell Counties
A Kansas real estate listing promotes farm purchases in Republic and Jewell counties with options from 80 to 160 acres. Highlights include creek bottom land, alfalfa, corn, timber, houses, barns, and rail access via Chicago Rock Island and Missouri Pacific lines. Prices range from about 3,500 to 9,500 dollars with varied terms and loans offered at 5 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Republic
Jewell
United States
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
R. R
Missouri Pacific R. R
Scandia
School House
Good Republic Co
Kas
Buti
Couple Eva Comstock and Jay Cooper Wed at Parsonage
Miss Eva Comstock and Mr. Jay Cooper were married on Sunday evening November 29 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. M C Moyer officiating. They will reside in the Comstock house on North Wyoming Street as friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Comstock
Jay Cooper
Methodist
M. C. Moyer
Comstock
North
Wyoming Street
The
Journal
Groom Missed License Then Wed At Belleville Home
Frank Vorica and Nellie Hallock of Brookville were set to wed on Monday but the groom forgot a license amid wedding excitement. The ceremony was postponed briefly and the couple later married at the bride's sister home in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vorica
Nellie Hallock
Brookville
Belleville
November Weather Report Reflects Normal Conditions
November averaged 40 degrees with southeast winds and a total wind run of 5 174 miles. The strongest gust reached 28 mph from the south on the 11th. Rainfall totaled 1.07 inches, 0.22 above the November average. There were 12 clear days, 11 partly cloudy and 7 cloudy, with rain or snow on 7 days.
Pleasant surprise marks Johnson silver wedding anniversary
Relatives and friends visited Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson last Friday on their silver wedding anniversary. They presented a sideboard and many pieces of silverware plus abundant food and good wishes. A pleasant day was shared by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. .A. Johnson
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Miss Clair Newton
Fairbury
Hattie
Mrs
George Bushby
A.J. Tebow
James Dickson
Auburn
J. Jennings
Tervold
Washington Street
Walter Preble
Prosser
M. L. Gunter
Mrs. Reynolds
Mankato
A.B. Wilder
Concordia Laundry Basket
R. J. Smith
Formosa Dramatic Company
F. Wiggins
Stanbury
Dr. Morrison
J. H. Cullers
H. 8. Cooper
A. B. Kimball
Wlinch
G. 8. Hoisington
Brunswick Hotel
Clara M. Burnham
Ness County
Mrs. H
Cooper
Clifton
Albert Goldstein
G. W. Montgomery
Whitney’s Department Store
Olson & Beckman
Lars Larson
L. J. Sigsbee
Frank Underwood
P.C. Mead
Jour Nal
Bill
Coleman’s
F. and M. Bank
Kansas City Star
A-B.m
V. Haggmantm
Drs
Farmers& Merchants Bank
Methodist Choren
Scandia, Kansas
Smith
RT Smith
A. R. Tucker, Prop
the Pioneer. Real Estate and Loan Agents
Ween
Nissourt
H.C. Townsend
Gen's
St. Louis
Concordia
Li McGallster
Scanpiiaa
Chicago
Memphis
Peoria
ST. Josep Kansas
Omaha
Denver
Colorado
Fort Worth
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Higa
Plum
Rock Island
J.a.stewart
Dept’ Lines
West Missouri River
Palace Drug Store
W. F. Eagleson
C. A. Sandell, Prop
West
H. M. Morrison, M.D
City Hall
Kansar
Norway
Poland
China
James Nelson & Son
Jamestown
Kans
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