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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
5
A local store advertises clothing for men boys and children including overcoats underwear hats caps hosiery suspenders and furs and silks. It promotes reduced prices for Christmas presents and notes decorated and Japanese porcelain ware with cups and saucers at 10 cents.
Little Miss Helen Olson hosted a birthday party Saturday afternoon for her ninth birthday. Guests included Katherin Gulick Georgene Prebie Annie Johnston Agnes Beckman Ella Maxell Ethel Granstedt Marcene Riley Winnie Beckman Madeline Beckman Lillian Larson Ethel Johnson Republic City Ruth Olson and John Heuary.
The Tuesday evening social hosted by the Presbyterian church ladies drew a large crowd. An excellent program was followed by oysters coffee and cake. receipts neared $24.00. Several locals and visitors were noted including Dr Henry returning from Omaha.
In Omaha the Presbyterian church announces morning and evening sermons next Sunday with an evening topic contrasting The Roman Catholic Church and public schools. Attendees and relatives may be away two to three weeks. Also notes Christmas turkeys and thanks to R Sith for a fine calendar from Up To Date Restaurant.
Mrs H E Palmer and her child left Monday morning to visit relatives, traveling to a nearby city for the extended stay.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Seandia in Kansas and a buyer's promise. It references a $1.00 cyor and a vent, with unclear names and items. The text is garbled but implies a sale or offer context.
Ware will lead the Captain Winters squad next season in competition with his own. Mrs. Morties visited her sister in Campbell Nebraska this past week after not meeting her brothers G. D. and Gol Powling for 19 years. Miss Berthangelberg just closed a revival at Dry Lake with thirty converts. W. B. Curry is touted as the champion corn husker of the region, allegedly achieving over 104 bushels per day while seeking treatment from a doctor.
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