Vicinity Social News Notes Illnesses Travel and Visits
Garber is on the sick list. Hyatt went to Belleville on Wednesday. Jessie Throop returned home Tuesday. J V Chase of Norway was in town Tuesday. Mrs Hedge has been very sick but improving. Mrs Sodebery has been sick the past week. Dr Churchill and son spent Sunday at their home near Rackley. Jennie Campbell and Frank Haning drove to Republic Friday. Genevieve Brotchie visiting friends in Jamestown this week. A Gillett’s brother and wife from Pottawatomie county visiting. Theodore Granstedt returned Tuesday from the mountains. Edith Sandell visiting relatives around Courtland this week. Kate Smith visiting her uncle D A Haney at Courtland. W D Vance from Republic Monday to view politics. Mrs Zora Eye returned Monday from Republic. Mrs James McNeil went to Norton county Tuesday evening. Mrs L McGregor to the farm Wednesday to see her son Barry. I G Ware, Chas Fancher and John Hemberger returned Saturday from Colorado mountains. L W Hyatt employed in Santa Fe supply house at La Junta and orders the four NAL to follow him. Mrs Kreeck and two daughters from Clay Center visiting Mrs W E Veiles. Jennie Campbell went to Logan Tuesday evening for a few weeks with Grace Brummer. Sandell’s barber shop damaged by smoke water and fire Saturday night undergoing repairs. Benj Dix of Formosa putting in shelving at Gulicks Mere Co’s new grocery. Mrs Rev OC Maxell and two daughters Agnes and Flo left Friday for Fairfield Iowa to visit relatives.
Mrs Morey Plans Oklahoma Home After Kansas City Trip
Mrs F C Morey traveled to Kansas City Monday morning and expects to join her husband in Oklahoma soon where they intend to establish their home.
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Kansas City
Mrs Douglas and Daughter Return From Rexford Visit
Mrs Douglas and her daughter returned from Rexford Sunday morning after a visit lasting a few weeks with her son and brother at that place.
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Douglas
Elzora
Rexford
Thompson Visit Prolonged for Friend in Talbot
Mr. Fred Thompson from Talbot Victoria arrived Saturday evening to spend time with his friend Joseph Jennings. Thompson was raised by Jennings aunt in that place.
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Fred Thompson
Talbot
Victoria
Australia
Joseph Jennings
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Jennings
Dolson Named to Burr Oak Post in Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific agent FB H Dolson is assigned to Burr Oak in a promotion that brings higher pay. The Dolsons leave many friends who wish them success in their new home.
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Dolson
Missouri Pacific
Burr. Oak
Social and community notes from Courtland visit
John McCreight visits the city with Garmap’s brother from Louisiana. Telescope representative A. McIntosh returns. Charley Lyons visits with daughter Mrs Gribble. Calendar social at Mrs J H Cullers Friday July 25. Jessie Isbel leaves for Correc tionville for two weeks. Elder W H Tasker from Esbon and daughter attend United Brethren meeting. W F Eagleson and Adolph Nelson at J T Coopers party for about 30. Hattie Newton’s friends surprise her with ice cream and cake. John Freeburg injured fishing last week with a severe facial reaction and is near recovery.
Entertained Friends At Monday Evening Party
Miss Carrie Jokandér hosted about twenty friends Monday evening in honor of Miss Jessie Throop of Republic. The gathering was enjoyable with ice cream and cake served. guests included Misses Jessie Throop Gertrude Culters Emma Sandell Sarah Nelson Edna Gillett Anna and Bertha Wilson Iva Hatch Addie Gile Mabel Anderson Hattie and Clara Newton Daisy Fuller Ruby Anderson Ada Larson and Messrs Merle Loofbourrow Ed Thornburgh Walter Preble Ed Loring Fred Moulton Runo Sandell Elmer Holmes.
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Carrie Jokandér
Jessie Throop
Republic
Gertrude Culters
Emma Sandell
Sarah Nelson
Edna Gillett
Ada Larson
Messrs
Merle Loofbourrow
Ed.Thornburgh
Walter Preble
Ed Loring
Fred Moulton
Runo Sandell
Elmer Holmes
Fire Fiend Rips Through Lervold Stores In Scandia
About midnight Saturday the fire swept the upper northwest corner of Lervold's block, destroying buildings and plate glass at the Bank of Scandia. Much stock was saved after intense citizen effort. barber shop nearby saved, goods moved to city hall. Insurance amount for Mr. Lervold not known.
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Lervold’s
West
Bank of
Scandia
District 48 rally and community updates in Beloit area
Stella Murphy attended a Chautauqua in Beloit. Mrs. Josina Montgomery mourns a Minnesota nephew killed in a railroad wreck. The 48 district tent meetings began Tuesday. Local officers elected for Ladies’ Endeavor Society and township duties. music lessons begin. several social events noted. 225 attended Sunday convention with Stella Murphy as Township President and Chas. Pherson as treasurer.
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Minnesota
Josina Montgomery
Township Pres
Stella Murphy
Treas
Chas. Pherson
Seey
Farm loans and commission offer from J W Hall Co Belleville
News item notes an ad for farm loans with a small commission from J W Hall & Co in Belleville Kansas valid for this month. It also reports Mrs E H Bowling injuring herself at the Sandell home after a fall on stairs with a deep nail cut and suspected internal injuries, with prognosis pending.
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J. W. Hall &Co
Belleville, Kansas
E H
Sandell
Belleville Social Notes Share Local Visits and Games
Miss Mayme Ambrose attended Normal in Belleville last week. Families from Belleville including Rasmussen and Isaacson members spent weekends with relatives in town and nearby Norway. Local residents Arthur Rockhold and Hilda Granstedt were seen about town. youth ball games paused by wet grounds.
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Mayme Ambrose
Belleville
Maurice Nichols Denies New Era Clip In Scandia
In a Scandia area notice Maurice Nichols refutes a New Era clipping attributing false spring commentary to him. He asserts the season is peaceful and local Water treatment work has improved, with bottling and shipping brisk and trains halted for this period. Nichols mentions low wheat and a corn preference, and announces a forthcoming Chautauqua in August.
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Maurice ‘Nichols
Local Notes See Various Visits And Visits
Prospects for the bumper corn crop remain good. Miss Julia Nelson has been ill this past week. Lucile Phillips visited in Belleville Friday and Saturday. Miss Emma Poage attended the Beloit Chautauqua last week. R W Phillips moving upstairs over the stone store room. Mrs J Churchill drove to Scandia early Wednesday. Mr Bundy candidate for sheriff was in Beaver this week. The Band boys plan a picnic in Dr Scott's grave on August 2. A few cars of new wheat shipped this week. Mrs B H Carlson returned from Victoria British Columbia after three months with a sister. Mrs Grace Crebbs left for Raymond Kansas after visiting here with her parents.
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R. W. Phillips
Musical program at the Students reunion in Ada Kansas
The program lists Joshua Oden as Scripture reader and prayer, Ada choir performances with Anna Carlson Rudolph Oden and Adolph Johnson, mandolin orchestra, Scandia choir, various solos, and a brass band. Also notes a visit to Gulick Mercantile Co store and a Mason lodge gathering in Belleville.
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Joshua Oden
Dr. Ekholm
Ada
Archy Henricson
Anna Carlson
Rudolph Oden
Id Adolph Johnson
Scandia Choir
den Anna Johnson
Bethany Audience
Bethany
Swensson
Abilene Hailed Center of the Earth for Woodmen Event
The Modern Woodmen designate Abilene as the center of the earth for August 57 for the Fifth District Log Rolling. Abilene promises a bold time with parades drills speeches music and fireworks drawing thousands of Woodmen to the city.
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Abilene
Olson buildings undergoing repairs and new paint
John Olson owns structures currently under repair and receiving a fresh paint coat. The work aims to improve appearance and condition of the buildings.
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John Olson
Miss Jennie Nyland Leaves for Colorado for Health
Miss Jennie Nyland departed Wednesday evening for Colorado seeking rest and recovery due to prolonged ill health. The move aims to restore her strength with a change of climate and surroundings.
Ericsson couple head to Chicago to visit relatives
Mr and Mrs C F Ericsson depart Thursday morning for Chicago to visit relatives and extend their travel.
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Wmi
Garber
de' ‘Hyatt
J. “V.chase
Norway
J -G.” Sodebbery
Churchill
Rackley
Jennie Campbell
Frank Haning
Genevieve Brotchie
Jamestown
E. A. Gillett
Pottowatomie County
Theodore Granstedt
Edith Sandell
Courtland
Kate Smith
D. A. Haney
W. D. Vance
Mrs.Zora-Eye
Jas. McNeil
Norton County
I. Gs Ware
Chas. Fancher
John’ Hemberger
Colorado
L. W. Hyatt
la Junta
Colo
NAL
Logan
Kansas
Grace Brummer
Co. AL “Sandell
Benj
Dix
Formosa
Gulicks Mere. Co
Maxell
Agnes
Flo
Fairfield
Iowa
John McCreight
Our City
John
Garmap
Louisiana
A. McIntosh
Charley Lyons
Mrs.Gribble
Moso
New Era
J. H. Cullers
Jessie Isbel
Correctionville
Town
W. H. Tasker
Esbon
United Brethren Church
W. F. Eagleson
Adolph Nelson
J.T. Cooper
Hattie Newton
John Freeburg
Beloit
B. P. Bartlett
W. S. Skeels
BE. A. Lewis
Hattie ‘Murphy
Will
Ladies’ Endeavor Society
Chet Lewis
Simpson
Lenna Kelly
Nora
Bartlett
Effie Loofbourrow
Mable Fulcomer
Loyd Kelly
Marion Kelly
Charles Lewis
Q. A. Kellys
E. H. Bartlett
Journal
Stromberg’s
Anna Boman
al Rasmussen
J. Morehead
Arthur Rockhold
Mrs. Co, Isaacson
Nebraska
Hilda Granstedt
Lew Johnson
Minnie Sundine
Elen Rosenquist
Charles Larsen
Noble
Nathan Isaacson
Bert Comstock
E. Rosenquist
Granstedt
Cawker City
Kan
Scandia’ Journal
C. A. Sandell
Io Bank of
Smith'’S
the Kackley News
R. .W. Phillips
Julia Nelson
Lucile Phillips
Emma Poage
Beloit Chautauqua
B. H. Carlson
B. C
Grace Crebbs
Raymond
Kackley
Kansaos
Gulick
Jennie’ Nyland
Wilson & Smith
Atchison, Kansas City
ST. Louis
Union Stations
Downs
Kansas Us
Missouri
St.louis
Chase
Pass & TicketAgent
Atchison, Kans
Townsend
Gen's
Cool
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
W Thompson
AGPA
Topeka
Sebastian
GPA
Chicago
Arfinger
John Johnson
Ennig
Christinia ‘Larson
Gust
Trussel
Geo. A. B. Kimball P. M
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain. Limited
P. D. Schofield
Yuma
Atchison
St. Joseph
St Louis
F. H. Dawson
Santa FE
Courtland Station
Chas
Lophclets
Lindahlke
Larson Chee Ni
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