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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
6
The writer asserts influence in selecting goods, preparing for sale, and earning favorable consideration. They claim their careful approach will please the doctor and aid speedy recovery, presenting themselves as worthy of notice.
Mr and Mrs M Weislogel left Saturday evening for Colorado on a combined business and pleasure trip. Kmil Rosenquist and wife of Belleville were visitors at the Jon L Peterson home Monday. Mrs Chas Ballinger and daughter of Junction City visited at the Dr Henry home a few days last week.
Miss Ethel Trainor, once of Scandia, passed through town Monday en route to San Francisco.
John Freeburg August Fors berg and Fred Anderson appraised the Mrs. Clara Jniebeck estate on Tuesday. Rev Maurice Nichols and family arrived from Salina for a visit with his relatives. Mrs Hammer of Courtland visited the Summers home. Mrs John Summers returned from a visit near Glade Ikans. Emanuel Linden, shot July 4, is out of danger and improving. Harvey Sandell Thure Wohl ford and Axel Wohlford moved stock to Kansas City. Martin Laurson and M Brown families visited J L Peterson. Miss Amanda Wohlford left for Colorado Springs for the summer. Norway Bank walls rise as work speeds to completion. Mrs W kt Colelazier and brother visited Lincoln to see ill Mr Colelazier. Mr and Mrs Geo Beebe of Eldorado Springs are visiting Milton Bonner. Beebe is Bonner’s brother. Thomas Downing and daughter Lulu Getchel returned from Vernon, Colo.
Reverend and Mrs. Osgood departed Monday morning for Chicago to see a daughter visiting from Maine whom they have not seen in seven years. J Cole of Hood River Oregon spent a few days in town this week attempting to dispose of property owned by his wife formerly Mrs. Isidder.
Dr V B Ekblad departs Wednesday for a week in Topeka and Randolph. Rev Maurice Nichols will preach at the UB church Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Perry visits Concordia with her son. Lutheran Coffee Social set for July 20 at John and Mary Nystroms. Ladies Aid hosted by W Johnsons July 21. Mrs Mary Hocking returns to Lincoln from visit. Red Men install new officers and confer Chief's degree on Fred Wheeler with ice cream and cake to follow.
Dr Md Hardy and his wife of Cher okee Oklahoma spent a short time in Scandia on Saturday. Hardy formerly practiced dentistry here for several years and Mrs Hardy was formerly Miss Elda Trainor of this place. John Larson recovering from typhoid fever suffered a broken collar bone when he slipped against a wagon as the team started, delivering ice. Rev Whitman underwent appendicitis operation at Beatrice Saturday morning and will likely return home in about two weeks. Belleville Chautauqua starts next Sunday July 17 with a stronger than ever program and season tickets are urged in advance.
The Journal seeks regular correspondents in Union Valley Rydal and District 87. If you can spare a few minutes weekly, write us for a potential offer.
The City this week ordered a new road drag. The Odd Fellows held their seni annual installation of officers Tuesday night. Louis L. Graham of Des Moines Iowa visited at the W.B. Guthick home Tuesday night. Johnn Botts made a trip to To peka Wednesday night on Lum ber Company business.
Mrs C T Kirk and her child return to their home at Brewster Ihens after staying with her parents for two months on Wednesday night.
Beginning Monday July sth and for the hot summer months, all grocery and general furnishing stores in the city will close proudly at 3 P.M. every day. The notice prescribes a uniform early closing time to cope with heat.
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