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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
1
Frank Isaacson will hold a public sale on Wednesday the 14th offering horses and cattle with farm implements. The notice lists water bills and advertising dates and asks readers to note the date.
A home wedding at Mr. and Mrs Ole Fogelbergs on Christmas Eve joined Miss Sylvia Fogelberg to Mr. Clas Day before relatives and friends. Rev Bertha Fogelberg officiated beside the arch decorated in white pink and bells. A Christmas color dining room hosted an eight course dinner. The bride wore white crepe de chine with roses and carnations. the groom in dark blue. After graduation and teaching in Salina and Colby business work, the couple will live in Belleville Kansas. Best wishes accompany their future.
Annetta Walter born March 1 at New Corydon breed. Married to Jown Burze mug in 1866. Died December 24 1913 at her sister Mrs Cora C Young home in Republi Ca Kans aged 67 years 9 months 23 days. Survived by two daughters Dessie O Neal of Belleville Kans and Ma.
Xie Newell of Idno a brother to Geo W Walter Seandia Kans and Mrs. Young mentioned above. She united with the Baptist church and lived a consistent Christian life. Deceased was a member of Highland church at the time of death. Funeral at Providence Chapel conducted by W A Van Gundy of Scandia. Internment in Poplar Grove cemetery.
Words cannot express the dill of good will we owe for the kind words and deeds expressed and done by our friends during the Hiness and burial of our dea ot ep and sister Mrs Jessie Oweal Mes Cora Youre George Waller ub
Mary Ellen Freed Haney Alary Joen Prreed was born in Jasper County Indiana October 7 1866 died in Scandia Kansas December 23, 19 year two children Mrs May Meade and Sarat Elfen survived by her husband and many relatives. Funeral at United Brethren Church with Rev Gale and Rev Van Gund y burial at River View cemetery. Family notes express sorrow and Christian faith despite hardship.
We express gratitude to friends who helped during illness and after the death of our beloved wife and mother Mae Meade Haney. Your kindness brought comfort to Goo. W. Haney and family.
The Lutheran congregation will hold regular services at the usual hours. Rev. Nordin, the pastor, is here this week to conduct services and will move his family into the Iona White residence soon after they raise funds. The house is now occupied by W M Oliver while preparations continue.
Mos Parlee Plotner entertained the LA and T club last Friday December 26. The afternoon featured socializing and subgroup activities as members shared updates and plans.
A brightly illustrated tree decorates the event as dainty gifts are opened. The hostess arranged a short program that delighted attendees and turned the afternoon into a family affair. Gifts were distributed to all present and the mood remained festive despite minor slips.
A fragmented note mentions a potential visit involving Abe and Wilson and references M. Gi. Leodbortow and Pete in uncertain terms. Details are unclear and no dates or locations are provided.
Mer and Mrs BL RL Beekmin hosted a Monday evening Christmas party for relatives and friends including Mrs Alfred Olson Miss Pikie Anderson Esther Anderson Sophia Person Elmer Olson J Warren and Chas Anderson. A two course meal featured a nicely decorated table center piece formed by a snowbank with strings leading to the ceiling and guests patted the strings to test them.
Mes C D Peterson has faced a calm week with no visitors or disruptive events reported, maintaining a quiet personal routine and routine appearances at home.
Mrs Sederlin and Miss Soph Peterson entertained Mr and Mrs Conrad Sederlin and Sumuly with Mr and Mrs Clarence Solaison of Courtland for Christmas dinner.
Mit and Mus Prank note Cuthbert son spent Christmas with Mike Cuthbertson and family south of town, detailing a simple holiday gathering away from home.
Khuper Olsom resigns from his clerk post at Gramstedts grovery and shifts to telegraphy work. The move follows his stated career interest and industry changes.
A fragmented report notes Abs Taney leaving town on Tuesday for an unspecified rate or trip. The brief mentions care arrangements and a distant destination, with limited readable details about her purpose or destination.
Ralph Gale of Iv. Kansas University is spending vacation with his parents, Heyraud and Mrs. Grale.
Jesse Gale from Sanith Co. assists at Granstedt Grocery. From Admire Kansas, Hels Principal visits and stays with parents Mosod and A Freeburn. Cludisfinas afternoon visit with relatives extends to the next day.
Ales spent Thursday afternoon to Saturday in Courdland visiting friends and staying with residents.
Classified notice lists hay for sale by the ear load or fen with contact details for G. Al Nawstromi and Sean Diaz Vans.
A fragmented notice lists individuals such as Mrs Ryan Mrs Earley Mrs Eye and Mrs LT Swanson of IK Cloamd Mer Botts hosting or attending a Christmas dinner with associated family ties and greetings.
The Providence Chapel congregation presents a beautiful robe valued at $10.00 as a token of pride and gratitude from Reverend W.OA Van Gundy.
Norris arrived unexpectedly last Wednesday and is visiting her son, Dronsten, and Mrs Albert Aloe, along with Al Vie Carlson and many old friends.
Mrs Rhoades was sick on Sunday with La Guippe and teilitis, an illness noted in local health reports.
The Journal reports Mer Win Garber has recovered from a sickness last week. A three day vacation was taken by the Journal force in the southern part of the county at Kiss Baecht home.
A wheel donated by Lloyd to Carman for a dollar begins the Journal weekly tour to the Thompson Brothers at Dunning Nebraska as a Christmas present and weekly reminder of the donor. Mrs guess Malory, injured in a Pumaway accident, dies at home near Norwich three miles west of Norway after an operation. She leaves a young husband and a little babe.
Geo Sigsbee is home from Salina during the holidays and says he is well pleased with the work at the Wesleyan. He expects to go back when the winter term is resumed.
Karl and Stanley Sehwahar hosted a gathering with friends last Monday evening. The group enjoyed playing games and refreshments were served. The guest list included Tom.
Names such as Arthur Wilson West Jack Brotchie Eric Larson Paul Preble Chan Cullers Jed Wires and the Johnsons appear among households sharing Christmas Day. Activities include visits with Robi Nylund Annie Johnson returning from Kansas City and dinners hosted by the Chadwicks and Jennings families with Rowe and others present.
Mes Rood and daughter Miss Mond of Narka Kansas spent the day with Me on Sunday, enjoying a quiet visit and light amusement.
Mrs Amanda Reed of Cottingham laid was in town Saturday hinting at social visit and local chatter about her travel.
Mer. Wl AL Decker and family spent Christmas week with friends and relatives at Smith Center and Otego.
Tom West spent Saturday evening and Sunday in Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. CG MM Nitcher of near Republic spent Christmas with their daughter at Navka. Murray Jellis of Otero Karns spent Christmas Eve with his brother B W Bedbis and family in Seandia.
Mr and Mrs Frank Transer and their children visited from Clay Center on Wednesday for Christmas events at the local celebration.
Dr J. Henry receives a visit from his father this week as city officials plan a council gathering next Friday night to address local matters.
Mr and Mrs WLC Preble hosted a visit with their little daughter spending Christmas in Republic with Mrs Sunnis.
Davis, a Mabans clerk, suffered a dislocated shoulder last Friday night while trying to jim up the broomstick. He is off duty as the result.
Joe Nelson of Lindshere sped Christmas at the CG Jolmsom home in a brief local notice describing a holiday delivery or event.
Mr and Mrs A S Malan visited Republic and spent the day there. Christmas was observed at the home of Orville Albertson.
Martin Lervold a clerk at a wholesale grocery store on Grand Island Nebraska traveled to spend Christmas with his family and home folks.
Mrs L Holt and her children left Wednesday to visit at the home of Mr Hohrs mother in Clifton, who has been quite ill for several days.
Mr and Mrs Earl Beard and their son Alvin arrived back Tuesday night from a holiday trip in Independence Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Geo Canfield of Washington County arrived Tuesday for a visit with the R G Thompson family at their home.
B C Morton and family of Narka spent Friday of last week at the W M Oliver home.
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