Visitors and Returns From Local Area Family Trips
Horton Johnson arrived from Oklahoma Tuesday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wennerstein and family returned Monday to Oklahoma City after four and five weeks of visiting relatives here. Amanda Rosene left for Portland Oregon to spend the rest of the summer with relatives. Mrs. Frank Hawkins hosted visitors Vigili last week with sisters Miss Hanson of Kansas City and Mrs. Boline of Junction City. Ary Holland arrived for a few days with her sister Mrs. Wm Hill. Mrs. Curtis and daughter of Belleville visited Frank Hawkins’s home earlier in the week.
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Eric Wennerstein
Oklahoma City
Anearles
Minnie Peterson
Aid
Amanda Rosene
Portland Oregon
Relative
Frank Hawkins
Miss Hanson
Kansas City
Boline
Junction City
Ary Holland
Wm Hill
Scandia Township Board Meeting and Local Visits
The Scandia township Board met at the usual place on Monday July 31. A. H. Sandell was a business visitor in Belleville. Mrs. F. E. Stark returned from Kansas City. Stanley Swan of Lindsborg invited his mother and brother in town Sunday.
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Scandia
A. H. Sandell
Belleville
Stanley Swan
Lindsborg
John Larson
Ice Man
Gust Wennersten
E. S. Kilgren
Belleville Friends
Nutter Visit Prompts Cuba Trip and Parish Notice
Mr and Mrs Grafton Nutter of the Republic City News called at the Journal before visiting Cuba where they spent Sunday with Mr Nutters parents A preacher will be absent next Sunday in the Presbyterian Church due to a vacation linked to a Solomon Presbytery meeting on Friday the 28th Regular services resume the following Sabbath Funeral attendees include Mrs Alvira Boyce Mrs Betsy Madden and others Parade Committee requires participants to meet on Kansas Ave at 9 45 sharp Frank Meek a former local resident is reported seriously ill in the southeast part of the state
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Grafton Nutter
The
Republic City News
Journal
Cuba
Mr. Nutter
Presbyterian Church
Solomon Presbytery
Solomon
Alvira Boyce
Lovewell
Frank Highland
Marple
Osborne
Betsy Madden
Jamestown
Bonner
Kansas Ave
Frank Meek
Community Notes and Ads From Republic Kansas
Mrs Berggren visits daughter in Republic O N Bettis contractor provides plans and specs. Cooper exhibits Pomerian Rose a rare bloom. Mrs Hohman and son visit Delphos Kan. Hohman returns, son stays. Z R McHenry family visits from Belleville. Early press for Picnic week causes omissions. Nada Garman visits grandmother Mrs Hawkins. Gulick Mercantile Co offers weekly specials. Baldwin Lash Monuments Belleville Kans.
Card of Thanks for Scandia community aid
A Card of Thanks extends sincere gratitude to the people of Scandia for assistance during illness and death of a husband and father. Signatories include Mrs. Sarah Bonner Alvira Boyce Jennie Hyland Julia Marple Lillie Taylor Betsy Madden. Also a notice warns that hunting fishing shooting or sporting on certain lots will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Scandia
Sarah Bonner
Alvira Boyce
Jennie Hyland
Julia Marple
Lillie Taylor
Betsy Madden
Augustus Weld
For Sale Mares with Colt by Side at 2800
A fine team of mares offered for sale at 2800 dollars with a male colt by each side. See R Ricabaugh for details.
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R. Ricabaugh
Belleville Teachers and Visitors Mentioned in Local Notes
Willis Hemphill to teach Grant school this winter at fifty dollars monthly for seven months. Several out-of-town visitors and teachers are noted including Annie MéGowan Maude McGlashan from Scandia, Roy Liggett in the Kunkle School near Wayne, Miss Mabel Larkins at Excelsior School District 66 near Chester, and Miss Viola Ramsey at Farmington near Cuba. Local events cover band concerts and the Republic County Fair plans, with numerous short visits from Scandia, Cuba, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hemphill
Belleville
Here
Roy Liggett
Kunkle
Wayne
Mabel Larkins
Excelsior School Dist
Chester
Formosa to Host Ninth Annual Base Ball Tournament
Mrs. Berggren visits daughter Mabel and sister Mrs. McClarey in Lawrence then returns home. Mr. Kallman of Dakota visits relatives here. Formosa will hold its Ninth Annual Base Ball Tournament on date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Mirven the Doctor of Divinity Noted for Frequent Mistakes
Verd Napier quotes Mirven the Doctor of Divinity, highlighting recurring errors in his diagnoses. The remark suggests skepticism about Mirven's medical judgment and raises questions about reliability.
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Mirven
Verd Napier
Hill City Republicans Rally Over Breach of Leadership
The Hill City Republican party voices frustration over a controversial bill and its leader. Officials argue the measure targets local concerns while critics label it an overreach. Supporters claim it restores order and upholds civic norms.
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Hill City Republican
Bill
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