The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas is listed as second class matter at the Scandia post office.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas is listed as second class matter at the Scandia post office.
The Journal notes a shift to cash sales at City Meat Market in Scandia run by C. D. Peterson. Credit is to be eliminated after June 15 to improve service and reduce bad debts. Mrs. L. J. Free of Courtland visits Scandia.
An advertisement by Dr Wolfe from Belleville invites people to a one day clinic at the Yankee Inn Hotel on June 14. The physician claims licensure in several states and offers non surgical treatment for a wide range of chronic ailments, asking patients to bring urine samples for analysis and stating he provides his own medicines.
Piles that itch bleed or protrude can be cured permanently without the knife. No cutting tying ligature or caustic. Written contract and guarantee to cure any case or refund. Free confidential examination. Married ladies must be accompanied by husbands on first visit. Office: 809 Kansas Ave Topeka Kans. Dr C 8 Wolfe in Topeka every Friday and Saturday.
Henry Johnson son of Olof and Mrs Johnson married Esther A Johnson of Scandia Sunday June 3 at the bride’s parents home. Rev Edwin Sahleen officiated before about thirty relatives. A four course dinner followed. The groom farms south of Kacklew. They will live on the Johnson farm near Nackley. Dr R E Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler returned to Duluth after visiting Scandia.
William R Stelzer of Scandia and Tyra Leedom of Belleville wed at the Belleville Episcopal church with a double ring ceremony. Dr. Thompson officiated. Blanche Williams sang. Afterward the couple left for St Joseph en route to home on Kansas Avenue after July 1. Stelzer is Scandia Lumber yard manager. Leedom a longtime Telescope reporter and former secretary to Senator Gulick.
Resolutions note the death of sister Rebekah on a June date in 1917 and honor her life of ministering to the afflicted. The text praises her light in darkened souls, joy brought to misery, and the Supreme Master’s commendation, marking a notice of remembrance by the lodge.
Drainage District No 1 board met for a second time to review bids for Mud Creek cleaning and straightening work. All bids were rejected, with $10,000 raised for a 2.5 mile project to widen the channel to 12 feet and deepen to 8 feet, and to extend riverbank levees. The board may undertake the project itself. Members include M Weislogel and others. secretary C L Tebow. Also noted is J B Beames’ accident in Lincoln at age 82 after a wagon collision with an auto. he returned home Tuesday.
Dr. E A Moore, an osteopathic physician, maintains an office in the F and M Bank Building. He is available on Tuesdays and Fridays in Seandia, Kansas.
E. W. Archer of Caldwell Ohio urges families to keep Chamberlin's Col ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at home and on travels. He notes his family has used it for years and continues to trust its availability everywhere.
We express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors after the death of our wife and mother. M. Weislogel and Mr. and Mrs. Weislogel family names listed: J M Weisfogel, Frank Nystrom, Guy Ward, J A Weislogel, C B Weislogel, J W Weislogel.
A Indian missionary speaking at a Des Moines church credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with saving his life after illness in the Indian interior. He said the remedy helps prevent and treat cholera and other bowel complaints, and is obtainable everywhere.
First published June 7 1917 notice states sale of real property to the highest bidder for cash on July 10 1917 at 2 oclock pm at the west front door of the Court House Belleville Republic County Kansas. West one half of lots 277 and 278 block 17 original town site Scandia. Sale under clerk issued order in case Hancock v VanNatta. Sheriff A T Huntington. N J Ward attorney for plaintiff.
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