Nor way Bulletin Social Bits and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ed Jacobson visit distant Kansas relatives while Gladys Johnson and Helen Roberts visit Quincy Blosser's family. Mrs John Fisher and son from Republic City stay with Dr Sherrard and wife. Attendees join Frank Poore's family Sunday. Manhattan niece of Mrs Frank Dickerhoof visits. Teenagers attend tabernacle at Stony Point and a dance at Andy Moore's ends well. Sam Logston heads to Concordia for appendicitis surgery. Mrs Quill Long and Kansas City children join her.
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Gladys Johnson
Kansas City
Quincy Blosser
John Fisher
Little Son
Republic City
Sherrard
Helen Roberts
Frank Poore
Mrs. Quill Long and Children
Social News Snippet From Local Families
The text records several Sunday visits and family gatherings. Tom Long and wife hosted Harry Crogson and family and Quill Long and family for dinner. Dr. Priest of Concordia visited Mrs. T. A. Nelson, who is dealing with a serious facial erysipelas. Vivian and Nadine Blosser and Gladys visited Miss Humphrey.
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Tom Long
Harry Crogson
Quill Long
Dr. Priest
Concordia
T. A. Nelson
Vivian
Nadine Blosser
Gladys
Miss Humphrey
Courtland Clippings Highlight Local Visits and Property Sale
Courtland notes show Chas Holmstrom family visiting Scandia and neighbors sharing visits across town. Magnus Nelson buys the Boyd farm near Courtland for 11000 dollars. many residents travel to Formosa Staples Cuba and Des Moines for visits and business.
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Magnus Nelson
Boyd
Courtland
County Seat Visits and Travel Roundup
Mrs P Rupe visited Clyde on Monday. Dr and Mrs Hanning went to Albia Iowa for a visit. Hugh Yale arrives from Mexico to see family. Ethel Stafford visits Fairbury with Aunt O E Chambers. Archie Orr visits Salina with sister Mrs Fred Sellars. Frank Easterday and family return from Illinois. Mr and Mrs G W Gregg and Fern go to Fairbury to see Mrs Gregg’s sisters. Mr Gregg returns Monday night. Chas Talmadge and Mrs from Kansas City arrive for a visit. Cochrane couple travel to Cuba to see Mrs Novals who is sick with typhoid fever.
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Hugh Yale
Mexico
Ethel Stafford
Fairbury
O. E. Chambers
Frank Easterday
Illinois
G.W. Gregg
Fern
Mrs. Cochrane
Cuba
Mrs. Novals
Local Social Notes And Farm Trades In The Area
West winds bring Rev and Mrs Jordan to the vicinity Tuesday. Henry Leweke's spent Sunday at R J Bettis. Thompson returned Saturday from a Lebanon business trip. Earl Martin spent Sunday at Garman's. Emery Johnson and Ed Marty bought a cow from A C Thompson this week. E G Kallman A A Poage J M Brown and families and John Boage spent Sunday at A M Poage's. Elmer and Charles Zavodsky and Alex Johnson looked after schools Monday. Jennie Thompson visits home while Dr Radabaugh takes a vacation. W M Slopansky attended to political interests on this side Tuesday. One of Houston Norris horses was badly cut in the wire at Everts last week.
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A. ©. Thompson
Lebanon
Earl Martin
Garman’s
Emery Johnson
Ed Marty
A. C. Thompson
E. G. Kallman
A.A. Poage
J. M. Brown
John Boage
A.M. Poage
S. Elmer
Charles Zavodsky
Alex Johnson
Jennie Thompson
Dr. Radabaugh
W.M. Slopansky
Houston Norris
Everts
Magic Lantern Comeback Offer to Kansas City Readers
Advertises a contest for boys and girls to recruit eight new subscribers at 25 cents each to earn a Magic Lantern with 50 views. Prospective canvassers are urged to mail the full $2 and names, with directions mailed separately, using money orders or drafts to the Kansas City Journal.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Magic. Lantern
Rho Kannas City Journal
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Take a Vacation With Chamberlains Remedy
An urging travel notice promotes taking a vacation and warns travelers to bring Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it cannot be obtained on trains or ships and listing D. A. Nywall as the seller.
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D. A. Nywall
Amendment to Constitution on Legislature Compensation
Legislature proposes to amend Kansas constitution to set compensation at 500 dollars per regular session 100 dollars per special session and three cents per mile traveled. Measure submitted to 1908 general election electors with title Amendment to the constitution relating to the compensation of members of the legislature. Passage dates noted March 5 7 and 9 1907.
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