The Habit of a Careful Drugstore
A druggist voices pride in carefulness guiding every purchase and preparation. The store claims its offerings meet high standards and will satisfy the doctor and aid in the patient’s speedy recovery.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
7
A druggist voices pride in carefulness guiding every purchase and preparation. The store claims its offerings meet high standards and will satisfy the doctor and aid in the patient’s speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Worley announce a family event with their son and daughter and Mr Frost of Belleville. The notice lists local relations and ties to Baldwin and Lash Monuments in Belleville Kansas.
Town residents include Mrs Ella Rockbold bound for Boston to attend the National Teacher s Association and visits by Mrs C F Ericsson and Miss Anna Peterson from Chicago. Chester Cooper John Hopper returns from Cleveland after a year of engineering studies. A youth who shot himself in Helleville last Wednesday night dies Thursday. no reason known.
Miss Dora Ramsey came from Concordia where she spent the last two weeks. She leaves for Topeka at the end of the week for her home.
Reverend Whitman became ill again on Tuesday and was taken to the UB Hospital at Beatrice on Wednesday. Dr Ekblad and A. S. Mahan accompanied him to the facility.
Mrs L V Dollison and her young son travel back to their Kansas City home on Tuesday following Mrs Dollison’s emergency trip due to her sister Mrs Kirk’s serious illness.
Mr and Mrs Jolbn Downing left Saturday morning for six weeks in California. They expect to see much countryside and the guess is Mr Downing will be in Reno Nevada on the Fourth of July.
A business paper notes the $183 raised for the band and praises the summer concerts as the most enjoyable occasions, urging liberal support for the group this season.
The group traveled to Kansas City after new cars and returned Saturday with two vehicles but left Axel Simuth's pew corner at Clyde. A. J. White and Harry and Theodore Cranstedt followed up on the trip Monday.
Frank Horton County Attorney of Sherman County attended a deposition at Rackley in Republic County on Monday evening. The deposition will be used in a criminal trial in his county.
Miss Ola Booze comes back Friday night from Park College at Parkville Missouri to spend summer break. She is with Miss Ada Guy who visits before continuing to Colorado. State Department warns merchants to stop handling bad eggs and follow new rule effective July 1 requiring all eggs to be handled properly.
Ray Tingstrom and companions caught two large fish with their hands in shallow, low water last Friday. One fish weighed 23 pounds and the other 15 pounds, reflecting the abundant fish due to the river’s low level.
The Lutheran Bazaar at City Hall drew a good crowd Friday afternoon and evening. Fancy work booths sold well, supper was served at six, and ice cream and cake were available. A fine program and band music closed the evening, with receipts about 89 dollars.
Mrs Frank Goodwin hosted about thirty friends and neighbors as a new Country Club named the Home Circle. They will meet on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month with the first gathering at Mrs Stella Maxell's on July 13. Refreshments included fruit salad vanilla wafers and lemonade.
The piece argues Judge Rees is near certain to win the nominating bid in his judicial district. It notes his increased popularity and the elimination of the third candidate, while suggesting his opponent has not strengthened support recently.
The Journal invites volunteers to cover Union Valley Rydal and District 87 with weekly column work. If you can spare a few minutes each week write us for an offer.
The Emporia Gazette notes Wagstaff exits as a force in Kansas politics while Stubbs supporters push for a clean free state government. Wagstaff’s campaign becomes a strategic retreat over six weeks, as insurgent Republicans gain credibility against entrenched machines.
Lutheran Church schedules services next Sunday at 11 AM and 8 PM The Luther League will perform at the evening service The English language will be used in the evening Also available are all styles of fly nets at Hohr's.
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