Coats Reduced in Ten Day Special Sale
Eighty two and nine appear in the terse notice noting a big reduction. Thirty three ladies coats are reduced in price for a special sale lasting ten days.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
1
Eighty two and nine appear in the terse notice noting a big reduction. Thirty three ladies coats are reduced in price for a special sale lasting ten days.
Owners of real estate in Republic County Kansas are notified of the annual meeting to elect one Board of Supervisors member for a five year term. Meeting at Bank of Scandia Scandia on Monday December 18 116 at 2:00 PM. Chairman G A Nystrom and Secretary J H Sandel sign.
Mrs C D Peterson hosted an afternoon party Saturday in honor of Ruths seventh birthday. The event was a complete surprise with Ruths friends enjoying a social time. Covers were set for 12 guests: Irene Granstedt Reba Nordman Thelma Hobr Hazel and Helen Willis Ruth Bales Emma Mapes Ruth Albro Vivian Granstedt Dorothy Larson Lila Moller and Marcile Preble.
Sunday December 16 evening English service at 7 30 with a sermon titled What We All Believe In. Thanksgiving Day sale finished successfully with net proceeds of 95 dollars. Thanks extended to all contributors.
Republic County celebrates Standard District 88 as the first standardized rural school. Ceremonies last Wednesday featured a plate presented by the superintendent symbolizing improved facilities, library, and playground. Teacher Esther Isaacson 8H 8S 14 recently earned her State Certificate in her second year at the district.
Thanksgiving visits across towns as J B Beames spends a week with daughter in Belleville and Jour nal family hosts relatives from Cuba Basin Wye and Scandia. Local election officers for Woodmen chapter named Councill C E Albro adviser A L Wright banker Henry Jennings clerk J W Plotner etc. Community notes include visits from John Downing of Kansas City and T J Mahaffey returning from Topeka. Thanksgiving dinner at Ed Woods with neighbors and graphophone entertainment noted.
Mrs. Chas. Holmstrom Jr moves from the Johnson property into Mrs. Roberts house, with Frank Mahans moving into the vacated residence. A baby girl named Marie was born Dec 1 to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crider. Rev. Henry Williams and wife, with two sons Clarence and Glenn, and relatives from Miltonvale traveled through the city en route to Miltonvale from Nebraska. The Cullers and Nimocks hosted the Carstensens from Belleville for Thanksgiving. D. A. Woods and son Waldo visited W. B. Gurlicks Sunday. Clarence Tebow and family enjoy a new Pullman auto. Albert Moe and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moe spent Sunday with Rudolph Moe’s family.
The C. O. Rolf sale Tuesday drew a good crowd with strong prices. Albert Jackson and wife spent Sunday with C. A. Anderson. Ralph Moe returned Monday from Hastings where he had been working. A report from C W Fancher in Cheyenne County notes 17 inches of snow in Oct and Dec and good wheat prospects. J Jeardoe and wife of Hysham Mt visit local area. Mrs Jeardoe is granddaughter of A M Poage. Albert Jackson and wife helped shell and deliver corn for C A Anderson Tuesday. Mrs A M Poage visited daughter Mrs Jay Bell Tuesday. Mrs Art Poage visited Tom Poage at Courtland Monday.
A list of residents and visitors in the district includes Miss Gertie Jensen staying with locals, Mrs. Jan Thomas returning from Smith Center, and several families traveling to Belleville for shopping. Carded visits feature Albin Isaacson and family, Mary Sothers of Courtland, and others from Gem Kirwin Scandia and Scandia area sites.
Mr Mallory and J T Johnson were business visitors at Superior Wednesday. Union residents attended Woodmen lodge in Scandi Wednesday evening. J R Bowersox and wife visited relatives in Union Monday and Tuesday before returning to Belleville Tuesday evening for Mrs B’s osteopath treatment after a sprain. Lem Johnson of Wenatchie Wash and Clarence Johnson of Republic called in Union Monday. Bert Bowen and wife with Roy Hall and family spent Thanksgiving at Eroery Johnsons.
The Nixon family reuni ons were held Sunday with Glenn Thompson Howard Nixon and families from Belleville joining. Several locals hosted Thanksgiving meals at various homes including Emil Nelson near Republic and others in Wet, Scamédia, and Courtland with relatives visiting from Mo. and nearby towns.
A fragmented catalog lists holiday gift items including smoking accessories cuff buttons cigars and bon bons, jewelry sets like watch chains pins and fobs, Kodak traveling gear, military and shaving sets, framed pictures and mirrors, soaps, calendars, brooches, cameras and stationery, writing instruments, music rolls, locksets and infant items, dolls and rubber toys in assorted sizes.
A group of about 700 whittie face steers recently dehorned is listed for notice seeking further clarification from Clar.
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