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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
7
Local notices report Roy al Tailors offering low prices and better dress choices. Riley's shop changes management and emphasizes a clean, sterilized, easy shave at its new Riley's stand. Various residents return from travels, illness shown with typhoid fever, and several moves and visits noted including Miss Amanda Olson in Con cordia and Mrs. Morey visiting in Oklahoma City.
Miss Elda Downing visits cousin Mrs Lulu Gatehel while Mrs Will McDowell recovers from illness. Miss Boscog Wohlford goes to Pueblo to stay with sister Mrs Harvey Sandell. The Jersey milk train returns as town shops praise new management at Riley's stand. Northeast Kansas events include North Western Telephone Association meeting in Clay Center on the 21st.
Mrs W D Brotchie received word Monday morning that her mother Mrs Zimmerman of Storm Lake Iowa had died. She left immediately for Storm Lake to join family and attend funeral arrangements.
A. Z. Ackimy, agent, and Mrs. L M Gunter visited relatives. Miss Gertrude Cullers and James went to Great Bend for a cousin's wedding. Ralph Happer joined A J Rileys to Council Bluffs to visit family. An ad notes Instant Louse Killer sale at NYWALL's and barber shop updates. editor reports attending Chantauqua and praising Gov Sheldon of Nebraska.
Mrs. Frank Hawkins and her daughters Ada and Hila left Riley’s old stand for Belleville then Milford Kansas to visit her sister Mrs. Harry Belin and her parents at Leonardsville. They plan a two to three week trip while commentary remarks on bold independent character and a note about the Smithsonian truss at NYWALL’s.
Miss Nettie Albro visits Winfield Kansas with her aunt Mrs Yeager and grandmother Mrs Woods for Epworth League Convention. She plans a two week stay and will return via Atchison to visit her sister Mrs Amy McKee.
The report notes a regular township board gathering on Monday and a group including L. 3. Cooper editor Omar Hite walking along Rock Island tracks to Belleville last Thursday night to attend a band concert and chau tauqua but did not reach the destination.
A note on Rev. Hughes lecture emphasizes it as an intellectual feast for the strongest minds. It argues the soul’s consciousness remains certain, presenting a rigorous treatment of metaphysical questions.
Slick Jime sells per barrel at 75 cents at Dickason Goodman Store. Mrs Della Flynn and her young daughter visited Mr and Mrs A Vandeveer Monday. She arrived about two weeks ago to visit her father Thomas Hay and family and plans to stay until September while her husband surveys irrigation ditches for Uncle Sam in high mountain country.
Satisfaction guaranteed with the Fairbury Laundry at Riley's, highlighting a customer service promise and local business promotion.
Douglass Brotchie seven year old son of Mr and Mrs W D Brotchie had a painful accident last Saturday while playing near an open cellar way. He walked backward and fell about seven feet to a cement floor. He suffered only bruises and a slight back injury, with no internal damage as initially feared.
A humorous sketch celebrates newspaper publishers as diverse, wealthy, and influential figures who evoke praise and scorn alike. It notes editors never go hungry, sometimes reach Congress, and always defend hometowns, while community favors are common and papers are jokingly called dirty sheets.
In 1872 the remedy debuted amid a heat wave of diarrhoea and dysentery. It proved more successful than other treatments and has maintained the lead for thirty five years. Its sales spread nationwide and abroad with nine of ten druggists recommending it. Sold by D A Nywall.
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