Scandia Visitor and Local Union News Recap
Dr. W. Scott of Norway visited Scandia on Monday. John G. Isaacson traveled to Topeka for a short stay. Ray Wheeler and Parlee Plotner returned to school Monday. G. Gregg, a tailor, completed cleaning and repairs promptly. The Misses Herrman returned to the University at Lawrence. Miss Mildred Williams returned home at Miltonvale. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jenson welcomed a daughter born Saturday January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wheeler
Parlee Plotner
Local residents make visits and travel for studies and events
Geo Mahan arrives from Oklahoma to visit brothers. Several Suandia youths attend a show in Belleville. Ed Anderson travels to Kansas City to learn barber trade. Miss Iris Cooper leaves for Emporia to study music. I F Larson goes to Morrowville for business, returns Friday. Mrs Hohr and children return from Palmer and Clifton after ten days. Ross Gott family moving to Munden. Harry and George White go to Manhattan for school. Miss Laura Hopper returns to Kansas City after holidays with parents. Wm Larson visits Hudson and South Dakota cousins. Mrs C Graustedt and Louis Jobogon and Emil Johnson visit Belleville on business. D I Ginn leaves for Valley Falls to spend time with home folks. Mrs Oliphant and daughter Lucille visit Preble home. Miss Ola Booze returns to Parkville Mo for school. Amanda Wohlford visits Sunshine Gardner at Byron Nebraska recently.
Granquist Returns from Nebraska Visit to Rent Larson Farm
Carl Granquist, who spent a year working for Mrs. P. O. Larson, returned Monday from a two week visit with relatives in Lincoln Nebraska. He has rented one of Mrs. Lar son’s farms for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Granquist
P.O Larson
Lincoln
Neb
Granquist
Mrs. Larson
Fragmented Financial Ledger Item Summary
Readable figures include loans and discounts totaling 95 108.63 with real estate loans 7 816.00 and overdrafts 133.70. Cash items and valuables 259.61. legal reserve 31 154.03. total assets 141 775.55. Liabilities show capital stock 343 745 638.80, surplus 48 803.09, deposits 104 138 65 and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash & Sight Exchange
Legal Reserve
118,501 BU 8 L87 44 126 8H.28 $158,178.47
The fragment lists numbers and a dollar amount, with no clear event or names to describe. It appears to be a financial or production line snippet lacking contextual details for a fuller summary.
Social Round of Local Residents and Guests
Over two weeks John G Larson sold three hogs yielding near one hundred dollars. Local visits include Mrs Soderquist recovering well from surgery, Mr and Mrs Morey from Kansas City for New Year, and gatherings with the Hemberger and Van Rock families. Several townsfolk traveled to Topeka and Lexington for visits and school, with numerous family dinners and return trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Larson
New Year Gatherings Around Belleville and Republic
Mrs Brown and Olive with Miss Ethel Stafford of Belleville and Mrs Sadie Stafford of Republic celebrated New Year at the Prank Chadwick home. Mrs C Granstedt and son Andrew with Theo Granstedt and family and Louis Johnson also marked New Year at the Oscar Freed house. Rev Maurice Nichols arrived from Salina for a Monday stay with his parents before leaving Tuesday for a canvassing trip in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Olive
Ethel Stafford
Belleville
Sadie Stafford
Republic
Chadwick
C. Granstedt
Andrew
Theo. Gransted
Louis Johnson
Oscar Freed
Maurice Nichols
Salina
West
Local appointments and transfers in Salina district
C Ge Bulkley arrived from Salina on Friday night staying until midweek to handle business tied to the Gnlick estate administration. West, previously cashier at Republic Bank, leaves Sunday for Belleville to become cashier at Johnson Bank after Harry Wells moves to Kansas City. George Harris resigns as Rackley postmaster. Jolson applies for the job and Harris departs to Vexus. Clara MeeGregor takes the central tele phone post. Harris will move once able. Court land Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ge. Bulkley
Salina
Fle Gnlick
West
Bank
Republic
Belleville
Johnson Bank
Harry Wells
Kansas City
George Harris
Rackley
Jolson
Harris
Telephone Central
Clara Mee-Gregor
Vexus
Courtland Register
Girl Runs Away From Corning Iowa for Possible Marriage
A letter from R G Weisell editor of the Free Press of Corning Iowa seeks news about a 17 year old girl who ran away toward Scandia to marry. She arrived December 22 stopped at the Brunswick met a young man, spent a night in Belleville, and returned with her father who left December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G.weisell
Free Press of
Corning
Iowa
Brunswick
Courtland
Belleville
Corving
Mr. Weisell
The
Free Press
Geo. Walter
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Courtland Area
WB Galick plans a basin trip to Belleville Wednesday as Mr and Mrs Lele Nelson visit Courtland. Lf S Cooper travels to Barr Oak on business returning Thursday. Dr Squires of Courtland in town scattering bills for a Dec 10 sale. Hughitter returns from Kansas City after a week away. Storer visits Fartioso for land business. Born to Clarence Bail and wife a girl. Olive Boyer of Lovewell visits her parents M Bonner. Don Newton hosts old school friends New Year Eve and Day. Mrs J Cooper visits from St James Minn. W B Gulick and Elda Downing attend Elks in Concordia. Postmaster Wilson granted three weeks leave for a trip to Pesas.
Miss Pearl Wohlford Visits Family During Holiday Break
Bethany College student Miss Pearl Wohlford from Lindsborg spent the holiday vacation with her parents southeast of town, enjoying time away from campus and local routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wohlford
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Meeting on City Water Works Repair Set
The reanlar lanainy Conner Meeting will be det at the City Tall Prides evening. The committee appointed on othe water works dollar are ready with a repair. from Kansas City will be opcessat at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Water Works
Kansas City
Restful Sleep with Dr Miles Nervine Claims
Miss Alma Hug reports laying awake with unexplained nervous spells and terrible dreams. After using Dr Miles Nervine and Tonic for a time she sleeping well and the spells left her. The ad promises restful sleep and restored nervous energy with a money back guarantee through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Alma Hug
Rk. R
Canal Dover
Ohio
Miles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Scandia
Kansas
Republic County
C.S. Morey
H.S. Cooper
Swirey Vick
A.R. Morey
M. A. Preble
Dr. W. Scott
Norway
John G. Isaacson
Topeka
G. Gregg
Misses Herrman
University At
Lawrence Sanday
Mise Fhildred Williams
Miltonvale
Ed Jensan
Jauist
D. A
Nywall
Geo. Mahan
Oklahoma
Suandia
Ed Anderson
Irace Cooper
Emporia
Larson
Morrowville
Kans
Ross Gott
Munden
Harry
George White
Manhattan
Laura Hopper
C. Graustedt
Louis Jobogon
Emil Johnson
D. i. Ginn
Valley Falls
Mrs. Oliphant
Lucille of
Preble
Amanda Wohlford
Sunshine Gardner
Byron
Neh
Farmers and Merchants Bank
State of Kansas
Lianlitire
Kansak
J. H.S. Cooper
Co. C. Wilson
Cooper
M.A. Preble
Jt, Smith
Morey
A. RK. Morey
Bank of
State of
Republcss
L. M. Brigham
C. Wilson
L. M. Beigham
R. M. Brigham
J. WH. Cullers
J. E. Whitney
Toral
Louis Soderquist
Hemberger
van Rockhold
John Botts
Oscar Anderson
EF. Erickson
Geo. B. Morgan
Smith Center
CC AL. Herrmanple
Chan
Lexington
al Kivzie
Lincoly
Mr Stinzie
J. G. Stofer
Vivian Blosser
Mbo
Schour
Aespear
Alina Poysberg
August Forsberg
Fred Andreson
J. G. Stover
al Kinzie
Ned
A.dd. White
J. Stover
General Banking
J. H. Cullers
Alan
C. M. Butts
WB Galick
Mes
Léle Nelson
Stort
Lf. S. Cooper
Barr Oak
Hughitter
Storer
Fartioso
Airs
Clarence Bail
Olive Boyer of
Lovewell
Mrs. M Bonner
Don Newton
MJ. Cooper
Grant Cooper
St. James
Minn
Wilson
Department
Pesas
Courtland and
Siniles
Fotmose
Tanck
Vercheron
Jack
Farrow
John Deere
Lister
Kingman
D. Squire & Son
J. W. Huntington
H. S. Cooper
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