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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
4
A Republic County shop advertises the largest and most beautiful dress goods and trimmings collection. It notes new spring clothing arrivals for gentlemen and techies, urging visits to see up to date styles and low prices. Community items include dances, visits, school bond petition talk, and local social events.
Mrs Elmer Morris and Mrs G McDowell were ill. Stromberg family also on sick list. Weather warns of snow sleet and rain through month end. Pete Strom visited Pleasant Grove school. Iron for river bridge on Sherdahl side track. Ward boys sold cattle to a Belleville buyer. A 240 pound hog vanished. mystery hog abductor teased. J P Fellers sale in Washington township went well. porter auctioneer. Jim rises in his profession. District Judge candidate J F Close touring Union township seeking support. Chas Bowling expected home soon. John Bainbridge shelled corn sold to T Wohlford. West and Louden attended Storer and Weller sale. Chapel box supper on March 2 at the church. John Bainbridge and family moving to Elmer Riddlesbarger farm. Will Kallman at Steve McKay place near Rydal. Wolf sightings prompt call for a hunt near Rydal. Rauzer to remain in Belleville. Grandma Armstrong to visit Kentucky. Old Maids Convention at City Hall.
Rumors of a wedding circulate as David Holsinger returns home and A C Daggett comes back from McPherson. Farmers shelled corn for Scott Bros and Ky dal markets while anxious for a mail route. Dunkards await Sister Kiyan a missionary from Nebraska due next week. District 48 notes illnesses in Mike O Neals family. Various locals report corn and hay work, visits, missionary calls, a new steel windmill, and a burial in near 48. Old Maids Convention set for February 27.
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