Kansas Day reminiscences and local notes from Scandia
The column reviews Kansas Day January 29 1861 and praises Kansas progress. It highlights local visits from Petersons and Glasgows notes on illness and schooling. It mentions a box supper at Poplar Grove and a Swedish Epworth League delegation to Kansas City. It closes with reflections on Kansas motto Ad Astra Per Aspera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Blackwood
Avis
Near. Talmo
Poplar Grove
Emel Nelson
Emil Boman
Kansas City
Scandia
Kansas
Local Notes Show Illnesses and Socials Across Town
NORWAY BULLETIN reports Little Ruby Norris on the sick list and Joseph Blosser’s children with mumps. Jim Peterson hauls corn to Jamestown, Roy Scott and wife visit Scandia, LM. Newbury in Kackley, Alex Scott in Republic, J. Moorehead and Kilmer on Scandia business. Percy Shivvers rode to Scandia, young folks dance at G. T. Larson’s, Miss Aleda Anderson under doctor’s care, small crowd skating, and high hopes for a larger turnout next Sunday. Little Walter Brewer sick, Larson sold a span of oxen weighing 2800 lb each, Miss Ida Piller sewing for friends near Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Peterson
Jamestown
Roy Scott
Scandia
LM. Newbury
Kackley
J. Moorehead
Kilmer
Percy Shivvers
G. T. Larson
Miss Gustafson Works For Mrs Tebow At Courtland
South Courtland notes mention Miss Gustafson from Scandia starting work for Mrs Tebow in Courtland on Monday. Hulda Anderson accompanied Miss Clara Aspegren to Scandia Sunday. Carl Anderson shelled corn for M A Larson Monday. A box supper is planned at Center Schoolhouse January 30 with lite atiie in here expo ranges today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustafson
Scandia
Tebow
Courtland
Hulda Anderson
Clara Aspegren
Carl Anderson
M A Larson
Lone Tree News Briefs Highlight Local People and Travel
James Gray assists David Smith with cane heading while Than Houghton plans a trip to McPherson Co. in a few days. Mrs. Cowle improves after illness as visitors stop by. Will Adams begins hauling milk to the cream city. Farmers husking corn take advantage of January weather as Will Lash and wife visit Clem and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Than Houghton
McPherson Co
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C. Ww
Gulick Mercantile CO
Enterprise
Charles
Minnie Peterson
Andrew Rosene
Flossie Johnson
Belleville
Jr Brown
H.H. Johnson
M. O. Brown
Charley Rowe
Elsie Bettis
J. L. Peterson
Martin Larson’s
Elliott Farm
John Nelson
F. Peterson
L. V. Garman
Son Lewie
Republic
C. J. Peterson
John D. Peterson
J. C. Glasgow
Frank
Jim McCall
Paul
Ross Cutshaw
Will Ashley
Mark Layton
Yumna
John Olsen
Dr. W.,scott
Topeka
C. A. Anderson
Geo. Thompson
Ollie Johnson
Laura West
Basye
Frank Williams
Red Op
Oliver Nelson
Grace Bowersox
Union Valley
Nichol
Scotch Plains
Weel
W. A. Berry
Norway
Providence Chapel
M. O. Moyer
Dist
Verne Rockhold
Edith Gunter
Addie Gile
Houston
Willie Norris
Ed. Thornburgh
Jesse Nichol
Artie Larson
John Shorman
Riley Stice
Riday
Will Johnson
Kausag
Union
Norway Bulletin
Ruby Norris
Joseph Blosser
Alex Scott
Aleda Anderson
Little Walter
Brewer
Ida
South Courtland
Center School House
P J Larson
Perr Larson
David Anderson
Dory Davis
Aardn Anderson
Adolpht Brant
Jr. Peterson
Lone Tree
James Gray
David Smith
Will Adams
Will Lash
Talmo
Clem Lash
W.T. Adams
Mrs
Grant Christie
Alice’ ‘Lash
The
International
Manu
Atkar
Olson’s Cash Store
Kansas City Star
Kansas City. Times
Star
Journal
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