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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
4
Doctor and wife from Rydal visit Belleville relatives. Numerous residents from Scandia Lincoln Norway and Red Top report sickness moves new homes relocations and social visits. Watkins Remedies agent change Belleville funeral ties and local travel for business and family events.
Albert Moe launches a cistern dag while S A Chrysongs move by Kackley this week. Lavina Garman spent Saturday in Belleville as several families visit kin. Houston Norris spent Saturday night with Fred Evertt and Minnie Peterson with Maude Larson visited Lincoln on Thursday. Myrtle Meek returned to Concordia after a week with home folks. Eric Erickson attended an implement convention last week. Riverton residents Mr and Mrs Jesse Sothers are visiting relatives nearby. Mr and Mrs Jay Bell left for Saginiw Michigan to start their new home. H I Johnsons spend this week in the southern part of the state with John Johnson’s sister. Kroest and George Kingery of Clement Kansas visited their uncle RKY Meek and family, returning Saturday. Char Nondorf and wife with John Poage and Art Poage and wives, J M Brown and wives, Ed Kallman and wife, and Jay Bell and wife joined Sunday at AM Poage’s. Mrs John Isaacson and Sadie Swanson spent Monday with their parents John Swanson and wife.
Orville Odell and family visited home folks Friday. Arthur Stromberg and wife Clarence and Pearl Banks, Charley Price and Odell’s brother spent Sunday with Banks and wife. Rev King preached at the Valley. Charley Price and Orville Odell plan a sale Thursday January 7 on the old Brumbaugh farm. Denard Marshall and James Austin visited Charley Suars. Clarence Banks and wives visited Sam Brindle. Nellie Johnson visited Ruth Bowersox. Dave Austins dined with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Larcon.
Tom Long traveled to Kansas City Saturday to visit his brother Qui. Arthur Russell and Ruby Jacob son visited with their sister Mrs Henry Nystrom Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hansons daughter from Ft Riley visited with them late in the week. Mrs Fred Hanson and children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Brown near 48.
Perl Martz from Unionville Missouri spent Tuesday with his cousin Charley Logston. Joe Brewer spent Sunday with home folks returning to Concordia Monday morning. Clarence Phillips visited Burr Oak last week.
For Sale one full blooded Poland China boar. Extra good. Contact A. B. Johnson. Scandia Phone 1814 or Farmers Phone 414.
A mix of local business references and civic notes includes C. H. Herrman advertising Prairie Hay baled and unbaled, A Nelson filing a petition for citizenship in the county seat, and mentions of Joehigh Valley Anthracite Coal and Dickasom Goodwin Letter Co.
W B Gulick resumes business activities after a recent bout with pneumonia. He is reported to be recovering and back at work, continuing to manage his affairs.
Mrs. Thompson of Republic walked through Nywalls on Wednesday between train connections visiting her friend Miss Fannie Frost as she traveled to Topeka.
Do not let a bad cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt relief. From a small start it has spread across the United States and abroad, praised for cures and wide use. For sale by D. A. Nywall.
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