Local Notes From Courtland and Vicinity
West winds blow as H Evertts crossed the river Monday to thrash. Mrs. John Sothers is on sick list. Silva Fogelburg visited J Garman's Sunday. Mr and Mrs J N Bettis spent Sunday in Scandia. Grandma Sigsbee and Mr and Mrs Nathan Garber and family spent Thanksgiving at M J Sigsbee's. Elmer Rosenquist spent Thursday nearby. C T Kirk spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Jay Will and Maggie Bell visited Mrs Norris's. Miss Belle Woods stays with sister Mrs John Sothers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Evertts
Thrash
John Sothers
Silva Fogelburg
Garman
J. N. Bettis
Scandia
Sigsbee
Nathan Garber
M. J. Sigsbee’s
Jay
Will
Maggie Bell
Mrs
Belle Woods
Courtland
Local notes from Belleville area report moves and small events
C H Wallace plans to move to a Salt Creek farm seven or eight miles south of Belleville with family. H A Bushby sent sheep to Belleville market via Union Pacific. Mary West received a gold watch from her father. Amanda Olson stayed with Thos day recently. Local farmers helped install a new independent telephone line from W C Nichol to Rydal before ground froze. Mrs August Olson of Scandia two hired Edward Olson to run her farm next season. Chapel services led by Rev Baby, with morning worship and future Scandia attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wallace
Salt Creek
Belleville
Mary West
Amanda Olson
Thos.day’s
NORWAY BULLETIN ITEMS FROM SCANDIA AND NEARBY
Local notes report P Hammer driving to Scandia and Clarence Brewer family moving into their new home on December 4. Ray Chase’s son improving. Sven Larson spent Thanksgiving at home and returned to Concordia. J R Shivvers in Scandia on business. East side residents attended a masquerade ball at Kackley on Thanksgiving evening. James Andrew Moore on sick list last week. Mr Sandin shipped cattle to Kansas City last week. Box supper planned at Oak Greek schoolhouse on December 15. J R Hugos shipped hogs to Kansas City on Wednesday. Albert Sandin on a business trip to Kansas City last week. J Dunlap visited Scandia Monday. Dr and Mrs Sherrard drove to Republic City last Saturday, returning Monday morning. OA Larson drove home from Macyville Sunday. Joe Lundblade, John J Olson and wives visited Roy Scott’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kackley
James Andrew Moore
Oak Greek School House
J-R Hugos
K.C
Sherrard
Republic City
A. Larson
Macyville
Joe Lundblade
John J. Olson
Roy’ Scott
Union Clippings Highlight Local Visits and Events
Jake Evans of Oklahoma visited Republic County and returned with his wife. Mrs. James Howard’s birthday was celebrated by friends at her home. Verle Bowersox and family were ill last week due to vaccination. Local farmers Berg Cooper and Marshal shelled corn. Dr. Ekblad treated patients in east Union. The executor’s sale of I. W. Robins property drew a good crowd and fair prices. Ray Haney and families visited. Nina Johnson and brother Leslie visited D. P. Johnson. Union Valley school fumigated with maldehyde. Frank Housholder visited relatives in Nebraska. Prof W S Livingston of Union Valley High School visited Mahaska. Mrs. Chas Larson was in town. D. P. Johnson and wife visited G. F. Berg. George Young of Belleville serves on Topeka grand jury probing Kansas land frauds. Wm Holmes returned from two week visit with sister Mrs Starr in Trenton Mo after 32 years. Swedish Lutheran coffee social to meet Mrs C J Maxell December 13. Retiring editor received a cigar holder from Mr and Mrs H S Cooper as thanks and esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Evans
Oklahoma
Republic County
James Howard
Notice of Letters of Administration for Ira W. Robins
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court the estate of Ira W. Robins deceased receives Letters of Administration to C G Bulkley executor dated November 14 1905. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. claims not exhibited within three years after letters’ date shall be forever barred. Scandia Kansas November 16 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Republic County
Said
Ira W. Robins
Ira V. Robins
C.G. Bulkley
Scandia Kans
Notice to Heirs of Insolvency of Estate 1905
First published December 1 1905 notice to heirs of insolvency of estate in Republic County Kansas. Administrator H S Cooper reports insolvency and requests final settlement hearing January 5 1906 at 10 oclock a m in Belleville Probate Court with interested heirs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Republic
Said
Joseph Kackley
Mariam N. Kackley
C. M. Kackley
H. V. Kackley
Maude Kackley
Bayard A. Kackley
Josepine Kackley
Turner A. Kackley
George W. Kackley
H. S.cooper
Belleville
K. W. Wagener
Too Docile to Please Ad in Distant Papers
A New York man advertises for a wife who will be a docile and sunny spouse. He offers to put on and take off the shoes of the woman who will have him, and to be willing to be guided and cared for in a traditional role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston Norris
Jas. Bell’s
Elmer Rosenquist
C. T. Kirk
H. A. Bushby
Union Pacific
W.C. Nichol’s
Rydal
August.Olson
Scandia Two
Edward
Baby
Norway Bulletin
P. Hammer
Clarence Brewer
Ray Chase
Sven Larson
Concordia
J. R. Shivvers
Mr. Sandin
Albert Sandin
K'C
J Dunlap
Gef. Berg
H. G. Cooper
H. O. Marshal
Ekblad
East Union
I. W. Robins
Ray Haney
Republic Sunday
Nina Johnson
Brother Leslie
D. P. Johnson
Union Valley
Frank Housholder
Nebraska
Union Valley High School
Mahaska
Chas. Larson
P. Johnson
G. F. Berg
George Young
Topeka
Wm Holmes
Mrs Starr
Trenton
Swedish Lutheran Coffee Social
C J Maxell
H S Cooper
J. O. Wilson
Sherdahl Bridge
Eagle
Sattley
Avery
Dandy
John Deere
Erickson Bros
N.S. Hoyt
H.S. Cooper
Granstedt Farm
Shérdahl
Jack
Kingman Warner
McCormick
A. Granstedt
Louis Johnson
J.H. Sandell
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