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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
Union residents mourn an infant loss and share sympathies. Arthur and Verle Cooper readied for Nebraska trip. Oakley’s Irvin McIntyre involved in a social gathering. Neighbors visit from Hendrickson and Beldeville. cyclone fears noted. School meetings set for July 16 with emphasis on good government. teachers appointed.
Mrs Dr Snyder and child came home Thursday from Republic by way of Scandia. They visited Mrs Snyder's parents Mr and Mrs A Fogelberg. Mr and Mrs Eric Almquist visited in Scandia Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson. Mr and Mrs Ben Stofer and children went to Scandia on the Rock Island.
Esther Salyard hag returned to her Hardy home after a six week visit with J S Garman. Mable Carlson and Myrtle Meek and Rhoda Hawes visit Meek home. Mrs Robt Nylund and children and Jennie Nylund call in the neighborhood. Lavinia Garman returns from Belleville. Rhoda Poage visits E C Kallman. Almost every farmer puts up alfalfa this week.
Dr Sherrard returned from Kansas City Wednesday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Eastvedt on June 24. Frank Hall traveled to Glyde Wednesday to assist in harvest. Wind and hail Saturday evening damaged the wheat. Mrs Frank Hall visited Quin cy Blosser Friday. Miss Inga Hugos spent weekend at Mrs Dr Sherrards. Carl Eastvedts oldest son broke his...
Saturday events include Rev. Wagner's last Highland sermon and a community wheat event near the grove east of the railroad. Hog shipments to St. Joseph, threshing outfit search, and birthday greetings for Mrs. Hulda Hansen punctuate a busy week with social visits, new house additions, and train trips to Concordia. The Emporia College Quartet impressed at a concert, and local business Dickason-Goodman invites sewer tile improvements to fix the yard. A political message from Douglass Tribune denounces corporate campaign funds and endorses Bristow and Stubbs for integrity in politics.
County News reports John Studley of Courtland withdrew his nomination petitions for County Commissioner to support harmony in his township. Attorney General rules withdrawals after filing are not allowed, so Studley’s name remains on the primary ballot. Updates include local political notes from Mahaska Leader and Munden Progress about Republican candidates Hogin and Wells.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hawkins have bought the J W Tatchel lot south of the Art Vincent gas station on Washington Street for 250 dollars.
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