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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
7
Scandia residents note visiting relatives at Ed Larson home and Concordia Hospital. Local outings include a trip to Dodge City for construction work, and Lawrence paving caravan with neighbors. Mrs Musa Corich travels to Omaha for surgery. Corich children stay with Vic Erickson and Will Weislogel.
Scandia hosts a three day picnic July 21 to 23 with city lights advisory to report unlit street lamps to E. C. Wires. Local commerce lists for sale livestock and chicks from Jenkins Hatchery and Poland China sows at 13 cents per pound.
Mrs. Robt Nylund receiving care at Swed ish Hospital in Concordia. Welcome In Circle to meet July 7 at Mrs Chas Freed home. Families from George Nimocks Chan Cullers and E M Boggess spent Sunday at Cullers cabin. Earl Schwahn joined First National Pictures sales force traveling western Kansas. Mrs Bagby and children return from Pleasant Hill Mo. Vernon Holmes visiting from Kansas City two weeks. Dr and Mrs E P Ahrens guests of Ward and Mrs Nelson. Rev and Mrs Eric Swan visiting from Evanston Ill will go to Ong Nebr then Kansas City St Louis. Local memories include Riverside gathering of Tone Gritten Carl Lindervrantz and others. J T Mahaffey to Topeka after visit. Young People class social at C T Larson home with ice cream and games.
Myrtle Edgren attended a Sunday visit hosted by Gertrude Magnusson. Bellevale residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hettinger called on Earl Beeman. W. Witherstin family spent Sunday at Chase Magnusson’s home. Carl Swyhart is in Dodge City working for Geiger Rutherford Construction. For sale two young cows with calves and three yearling heifers. Dinner guests at Mrs. M. Sanderson’s Sunday included Chas Monson and several Goodwins families.
R. E. Tingstrom left Tuesday for Kansas City where he will continue work for the Rock Island. Mrs. Tingstrom and Jean will join him Friday and remain there for a time.
Mrs. R. T. Walker was taken to Concordia hospital Monday and underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday with other complications. She is recovering and improving, and many friends wish her a speedy return to health.
Herbert Bradley son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Bradley of Agenda has been traded from the Topeka league to the Boston American League and will join the team this fall. Agenda residents hope he makes the big leagues next season with continued success.
Friends and relatives staged a pleasant surprise at Ed Loring's home on Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Wm Loring, Leonard Aspegren and family, Sam Mahan and family of Courtland, Harry Hohman and family, Geo Larson and family, Axel Smith and family, Dr Ahrens and Emily, Mr and Mrs Henry Nystrom, Wm Loring, Elmer Loring, Ruth Nordman, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris, Mrs H C Bowling, Viola Moe, and Lucille Stevens of Salina.
There will be a special meeting of Opel Chapter No 115 for Rae par poss on Priv. ay at 8 pm. All members are cordially invited. secretary Mauce Smith requests attendance.
E. C. Magruder district secretary of the YMCA invites local boys and girls to attend the annual Camp Steeleway near Waterville in July and August. He urges interested youths to write to him at Concordia, Kansas.
Several small improvements line Main Street during the larger work. Ben Goldbronson adds a new porch ceiling and cement-covered pillars to his filling station. E H Lewis paints and papered his shoe and harness shop. William Gunter installs a steel ceiling in the hardware store. Guy Ward redecorates walls and ceiling of his barbershop.
A cashier found two English legal instruments among August Weld's effects at Riverside farm. One is a Worcester dated deed from April 19, 1797 transferring fifteen acres to Aaron Weld and wife for 5 pounds 3s 9d. The second quit claim dates June 2, 1829 conveying property in Anson to Edward P. Weld for twenty dollars.
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