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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
7
Belleville note mentions VanNatta’s business trip to Belleville on Monday and builds around Hohr’s stores with Lisk's Enamel Ware and Tin Ware. It records a birth on Friday Jan 8, and references steel tanks and Elmer Nichols family context.
Born to Bayard Kackley and wife a girl on Saturday January 8. Born to Ollie John and wife a boy on Sunday January 10. Reuben Bettis and wife welcomed a girl on Wednesday January Gide. Gide attended the Supplement Dealers Convention in Kansas City this week. John Freeburg travels to Kansas City for the Implement Dealers Convention. An ad promotes Diamond Dye. Keets boy of Carl Ross at Norway is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs A Nelson suffered a stroke and is very low.
Mrs dob VanNatfin, after a four week visit at Prenton Moo, named administratrix of the estate of Harvey AP Writley, deceased. Ralph Lootbourrow returns to Kansas City to resume work at the Western Dental College. The text also notes travel from Pueschquiete and references Union Razor Company cutlery at HWohr Hardware.
Miss Sophie Peterson entertained a group of young people on Monday at an evening party in honor of her cousin Clarence Sederlin.
Dr Hess and Clark promote Poultry Panacea as a remedy for high eggs. Nywall's offers 25 and 60 rent packages, highlighting affordable options for poultry keepers amid rising costs.
Harness mending and shoe repairing done at Holt s Hardware Miss tllina Anderson returns to Manhattan after visiting her sister Mrs John Olson in town.
At the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning during the usual services the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed.
Clarence Sederlin visiting his aunt Mrs Mary Sederlin and cousin Miss Sophie Peterson left for home in Wyoming Tuesday. We learn from a Brewster Kansas exchange of the death of the infant child of Mr and Mrs B Kirk. Mrs Kirk is remembered here as Miss Goldie Mahaffy.
Mrs. A. P. Happer and Mrs. Lina Wrigley drove to Belleville on Tuesday. Mrs. Happer attended a meeting of the County Sunday School Executive Committee.
A caller left an advertisement for a venernal sale with Porter of White Rock on Saturday. Porter expects to move near Solomons Wharf around the end of March.
Hod Gite in Concordia area ordered his journal renamed HRedal He relocated from the Brown farm near Concordia to the Churchill place this week.
The party who has run the Valley House for months folded his tent and left quietly last Sunday. A number of creditors are said to be holding the sack, signaling unsettled accounts and impending actions.
Monday night Mrs. Wollford was taken ill and doctors Haggman and Henry attended. On Tuesday Dr Priest from Concordia performed an operation. Mrs Wollford is recovering and getting along nicely.
Mrs J Happer Rev ELA Gimmerman and J Bo Sutton attended the executive meeting of the County Sunday School Association in Belleville last Tuesday. Arrangements were made for a county institute under Prof Tronline. The note explains a blue pencil system to mark expired or overdue subscriptions as a gentle reminder and emphasizes postal rules and financial needs.
Corn shelling available for hire with a new corn sheller. I will load corn in wagon if desired. Contact Russ Gott at phone 72.
I have a gasoline engine to run my corn sheller for sale. Interested parties may seal me on Farmers phone 313. J. F Kullberg .
An appeal promotes the Topeka Daily State Journal a first class daily news source at the state capital. The notice invites readers to subscribe 100 days for $1.06 by mail and explains the paper covers broad news every day from Topeka.
Wanted for Success Magazine a fan to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business using standard methods. Permanent position, prefer experienced but consider qualified applicants with good natural abilities. Salary $1.50 per day with commission option. Address with references, R. C. Peacock, Room 102, Success Magazine Building, New York.
Tam Larsen of the Farmers Line offers cottonwood lumber in all lengths and quantities. He can also furnish wagon tongues or any desired hardwood drives. Contact Tam Larsen at 402 for orders.
Community Journal seeks reliable writers from all party affiliations to report local happenings weekly. Those interested should call or write with proposals to contribute items.
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