Nelson Announces Candidacy for Clerk of the Court
E S Nelson announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Court subject to the decision of the Republican Primary in the upcoming race.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
E S Nelson announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Court subject to the decision of the Republican Primary in the upcoming race.
John Pinney on a business trip to Clyde Snayday wins. Freebure of Courtland spent Sunday in Courtland. Jett Brosday visited with his daughter at Otego. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs J Cooper on the twenty seventh. Hingson returned from a week in Kansas City. Olson spent Sunday with his visiting family in Manhattan. Nadersor went to Formoxa Monday for a short visit. Siebenborns left Saturday for a tew days in Prenton Missouri. Coffee social at Mrs James Othberge netted twenty two. Quincey Blosser and daughter Vivian visited Clifton. Aignevieve Brotelie left for relatives in Sheffield Town. Mr and Mrs A A Viendeveer welcomed a daughter born Thursday June 23.
Local items report Adolph Nelson’s brief Lincoln trip and Chautauqua opening in Belleville on June 17. Visitors include Mrs. Roy Riggins of Centralia and Miss Anna Peterson of Chicago. Church and social events mention the Concordia Elks gathering, Ladies Aid plans, and various visits among neighbors.
The piece notes Freeport Illinois residents Chas Martin and family visiting relatives near Republic and Hardy. It cites Congressman Calderhead as popular and supported by McKinlay Fordney Hoag and Speaker Cannon, while urging rivals Murdock Madison Bristow to present proof Calderhead is their kind of man to boost August primary votes.
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