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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
5
A May 30 gathering honored Mrs Amund Larsen with a large crowd and feast. She, a pioneer settler, once walked 100 miles from her homestead to Junction City. Rev Whitman, improving, will preach at the usual Sunday morning service.
Christina Saaby born in Kongsberg Norway August 1 1842 died in Chicago Illinois May 26 1910 aged 67 years 9 months 25 days She lived in Chicago TH and Republic County Kansas husband Edward Saaby died four years ago Survived by sister Mary Hansen of Chicago four brothers Ole Berg Peter Berg Anderson Berg and Adolph Berg One son and one daughter died in childhood Services held Tuesday at a school house six miles north of town conducted by Rev Johnston and burial in Prairie Rose Cemetery
A. Fraser and his son Prof. John Fraser visited Greenwood County on Thursday. Prof. Fraser plans to attend a summer course at the State Normal in Niumporia.
In the regular semiannual election the Odd Fellows Lodge elected Dro Moo P. Ahrens as Noble Grand John Botts Vice Grand J AL Merrill Secretary and J Wo Woeislogel as Treasurer Ed Loring was chosen representative to the Grand Lodge with ADA Merrill as alternate All members are urged to attend the next meeting for initiatory degree work.
Belleville defeated Scandia 8 to 5 in a brisk afternoon contest observed by a large crowd. Belleville battery was Gregg and Stark while Scandia relied on Larson and VauNatta.
Attorney General Jackson states Judge Hogin’s appointment to fill the late Judge Dillon’s vacancy remains in force until the 1912 election and no special fall election for judge is required.
Decoration Day customs marked by early closures and a 2 PM program at the city hall. Rev. Osgood led prayers and benediction, Rev. Ston delivered a patriotic address, with Presbyterian choir and Scandia band performances. Soldiers and children then decorated graves at the cemetery. A separate note reports a wagon incident injuring a horse near Hughos, Stace Baldwin’s note.
Prof and Mrs Finch returned from Jewell County Saturday and left again Wednesday with part of their household goods to spend the summer. Finch has no opposition in Jewell County and is practically certain of the nomination for County Clerk.
Wr. Leary escorted a Greek section hand injured by a train to Topeka hospital after a plow line on the engine swept him from the car. The man sustained multiple leg injuries and may lose a foot.
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