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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
7
Baldwin Lash Monuments in Belleville Kansas features a fine line of cigars at the Up To Date Restaurant. Milton Hillery and M Weis Logel traveled to Lincoln Nebraska on Monday. John Fraser arrived from Emporia to spend Sunday with his parents.
J M Weislogel makes a short Kansas City trip this week while Miss Nelle Sullivan suffers typhoid in Belleville. Dr Ekblad flies to Topeka and back. Mrs Stoffer returns from Lincoln, Frank and Mrs Cuthbertson return from Colorado, Frank Hawkins and Leonardville trip, N D Cardwell buys a car in Kansas City, Sam Summers hauls cattle hogs to KC, Mrs Beames visits sister Garbry, Rodina Maxell returns from Randolph and Cleburn, Mrs Hartwell visits James town, Mrs Ericsson and Mrs Johnson leave for Minnesota. Methodist social well attended. Oscar Sjoholm hired as Lincoln school teacher.
Mr and Mrs James Ritchie of Dayton Iowa arrived Tuesday for a visit with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A S Mahan.
A crowd of young people from the Swedish Methodist Church attended the Epworth League Convention in Wayne on Sunday. Clarence Birdsell of Chicago visited the Whitney home last Thursday and was a cousin of the late A. L. Whitney. Mrs Greuter and her Hastings Neb. children are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson, to attend the family picnic.
Miss Lydia Fossland of Sioux City Iowa returns home after visiting Mrs P P Hammer and family near Norway. Emanuel Linden revisits town for first time since the shooting on the 4th his arm crippled but improving rapidly. Mrs W M Paul of Jamestown and daughter Miss Kate Paul of Excelsior Springs Missouri visited Lt Hendrix home from Thursday to Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Roberts will enter a Topeka hospital Monday for an operation. Mrs. Lottie Cooper travels with her and Mrs. Whitman and granddaughter Dorothy also accompanied Rev. Whitman home from Beatrice.
Last Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Houston Norris found their yard filled with about thirty neighbors and several teams for a welcome home gathering from town. Guests supplied a bountiful lunch and a large freezer of ice cream making for an enjoyable evening.
Enos Everett of Enid has returned home after visiting relatives. Lee Daniels of Wallace County is here visiting friends. Louis and Mable Wallin attended the Epworth League Convention at Wayne on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Nelson spent Monday afternoon with Albert Gar man. Mrs Roy Everett and baby spent Monday with Mrs Everett. Miss Alice Garman has returned from Belleville. Esther Salyard and Hattie and Florence Garman have returned home. Mrs Everett and Mrs Oscar Anderson spent Thursday afternoon at M O Browns. Ewel Bettis is cutting weeds at Wallins. A number from this side attended a surprise party at Houston Norris' Thursday night. School meeting in Dist. 42 was quiet with few present. no board changes. A new floor will be installed in the school house. Lavinia Garman was chosen delegate to the Belleville meeting next Friday.
A widow, Mrs. John Hay, thanks neighbors for aid after illness and death of her husband and father. She regrets not meeting voters but asks for support at the August 2 Primary Election, noting thirty years of county taxes.
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