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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
4
Local notices show residents traveling for visits to Topeka and Salina, relatives visiting, and family milestones. Highlights include house for rent, summer hat sales, barber shop move, and a mixed day of social calls across nearby towns with several travel plans and a wrestling exhibition in Riverside.
The item notes Millinery Art Needle Work offerings including stamped goods and embroidery thread. Alec Scott and Mr and Mrs Roy Scott of Norway visited town Friday. Mrs Maggie Corbin was ill with appendicitis last week. Miss Flossie Davis returned home from working for Mrs Emma Goodwin. Wyman and Smith asks debtors to settle. Ready made dresses and stamped dresses for ladies and children 2 to 12 years. Raymond Garber of Omaha to visit with Mrs Garber and baby in town Friday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hastings of Lincoln Nebraska visited Mrs Hastings aunt Mrs John Poage and Mr Poage from Thursday of last week until Monday.
Mrs. Emily Ebright returned home after two weeks in care of Mrs. Victor Herrman and baby. The Presbyterian pageant was staged at city hall park last Friday and repeated at Webber Sunday night. Don Hausermann of Clay Center visited the Fourth with relatives including Mrs. Weisvogel and Fred Hausermann.
Mr and Mrs Robt Lloyd and their son aunt Mrs Exank Granstedt and daughter from north of Scandia and Ole Forseth of Spencer Nebr visited Josephine Nelson in Kackley last week for a day.
Rev Haalmgren and Gen Bertie of Clay Center attended the Swedish Methodist church fourth quarterly conference on Monday. They traveled to Wayne on Tuesday for the conference there. Reuben Bettis fell ill with appendicitis last Friday and is recovering after surgery in Concordia. Ed Boman covers Route Three in his absence. Sunday night Rev J M Mahaffy and family and others from the community attended and repeated a local pageant, drawing a fine crowd.
Miss Ella Mae Hawkins and her mother Mrs. F A Hawkins returned home Friday night after three weeks of illness in Kansas City. They were joined from Topeka by Miss Ada Hawkins who stayed until Monday.
Mr and Mrs G M Preble and children Glenna Dick and Mrs Lucille Mason plus baby visited the M A Preble home after traveling from Kansas City on Saturday. The Prebles plan longer visits while the group splits. Mr Preble, division sales manager for John Deere Plow Co, transfers headquarters to Denver to be closer to work in Colorado New Mexico and western Kansas.
A group of friends visited Rackley on Sunday to celebrate Miss Josephine Nelson's birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gust Lundin of Scandia, Mrs. Albert Klintberg and Eva of Portland, Albert Klintberg and Mrs. Ernest Klintberg of Clay Center, Verner Haggberg and family, Mrs. Otto Brand, Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Mrs. Gustava Ostberg, Mr. Bebe, Mr. and Mrs. Drvork, and Miss Emma Swanson.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Olson entertained at six o clock dinner last Sunday with guests including Mrs Sophia Olson a child of Jansen Newbr Mr and Mrs Victor Anderson and children and Miss Youngberg of Chicago in attendance.
Fancy Bogata Cocee advertises 22 bars White Naptha Soap 1 box Soap Chips and 1 can Lighthouse Cleanser all for 1.00. Stores close Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings at 7 o clock.
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