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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
5
A compact roundup of happenings from highways byways and rail lines across the region. Brief notes cover incidents minor updates weather and public notices reflecting daily life in transit and travel hubs.
Mrs. Rarick's mother Mrs. L D Davenport and her second daughter Millie Bratten, both of Plainville Kansas, are visiting. Miss Muriel Grubb left Wednesday morning for Topeka where the family already resides at 1001 Taylor Street.
Dr and Mrs Mills stay with her father Rev Rarick and wife at the Methodist parsonage. Miss Garoutte from Schuster Oklahoma, city schools principal, arrived Sunday for a visit with her sister Mrs W B Rhoades and husband.
Fred Swanson of near Courtland who has been in Scandia for several days taking a sediment of Dr. Haggman for his threat expects to go to Rochester Minn this week at the suggestion of Dr. Haggiman to consult Mayo Bros in regard to this case.
Miss Esther Peterson of Lindborg leaves Wednesday evening for Denver to join a party of friends for a short outing. Afterward she will travel to Elk Mountain to visit relatives with her sister Miss Sophia and aunt Mrs. Sederlin accompanying her.
A brief note notes hours spent with a loved one as precious tokens like pearls and references an Opera House movie showing on Saturday June 17. The item reads as a personal sentiment tied to a local theater event and date.
Mrs. Eva Waite and her young son traveled to Republic on Wednesday to visit cousin Mrs. Geo Stromberg and other relatives.
Mrs. C. Othberg who has been visiting her sons and daughter here for several days left for her home near Sheridan on Wednesday taking her grandchildren Vernon and Edna Erickson for a short visit to the country residence.
Advertisements note availability of combings and switches priced at one dollar per stem. Orders to be left at the office.
Insurance notice from Republic County Mutual describes a five year cash policy for 1000 dollars with a 20 dollar note plan and a 25 dollar feature. It mentions Chester Ball and Belleville Kansas as locations associated with the policy.
Dr E A Moore, osteopathic physician, has an office in the F and M Bank Building, available Tuesdays and Fridays in Seandia Kansas.
Mr Beatty of the Home Insurance Co from Topeka inspected the Anton Edlund loss and awarded a full settlement. The $300 payout will not fully furnish a home but represents a significant help.
The Palace Drug store front is being brushed up with a new coat of paint, refreshing the exterior with a contemporary look. Local merchants report minimal disruption to business during the improvement project.
Geo Haney and his daughter Mrs. Mae Meade came back last week after a two week visit in Kansas City.
Charles Othberg and his cousin Fred Swanson left on No 6 Thursday for Minnesota. Chas will join his wife and child in Litchfield for the summer while Mr. Swan, West, travels to Rochester for three months of swelling near his ear and lack of relief.
A brief security and safety notice appears in the Bank of Seandis hedge report, outlining recent measures and emphasis on risk management.
Mrs. A Nelson suffered an attack of appendicitis last week and may have an operation. Willie Erlington painted the interior of the Home Bakery while Ernest Riggins did the painting at the Palace Drug Store.
Freeburg endorses De Laval cream separator, arguing improved efficiency and product quality. The ad highlights reliability, factory support, and long service life as key reasons to switch.
Saturday afternoon a party of friends and relatives honored Mrs. Sederlan for her birthday with an ovation and lunch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Norden, Forsberg, Sederlan family, Mrs. Dall, Maria Nywall, Mr. and Mrs. Nywall and Dean, Holmstrom, Peterson, Wilson, Anderson, Whallman, Vallgpen, Maria Nystrom, Alice Johnson, Clara Coderstaim, Eva Waite and Jacek and Pver Noreen.
A brief item notes the Scan dia chamber Co advertising a yellow pine hanker product. The readable text emphasizes the timber item and its promotional mention in the chamber’s ad.
A vine rain and good corn conditions are noted. Mrs Joli Sothers stayed with Mrs Walter Anderson while neighbors aided with hay. Visitors from Scandia and Courtland join a thirtieth wedding anniversary dinner with families and baskets. Charles Hohman bought a cow from Gilbert Anderson last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Morris and Mrs. Virgil Morris returned from Rochester Minnesota Saturday and Monday accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mahan to Salina, traveling in Mahan's cars.
George Larson received $1,250 from Tome Insurance Co after a fire last week. The adjustment was handled by agent Charles Forstrom and the claim is reported paid in full.
Theo Granstedt Jr spent a visit with his aunt Mrs Louis Johnson in the countryside last week. The outing highlights family time away from the city and the simple rural excursion.
The notice promises guidance on wealth accumulation through the Fo and M Bank offering savings plans and investment options. It highlights compounded gains, steady deposits, and long term financial growth, appealing to readers seeking secure future funds.
Mrs A J Bloom was taken to Topeka on Wednesday for an operation to relieve a stoppage of the bowels. Dr Porter traveled from Topeka Tuesday, with Dr Haggman taking her there on Wednesday.
Palm Beach style suits promoted for hot weather comfort at AL Larsons, highlighting light fabrics and summer wear.
A group of about eighteen former Sunday School class members from Scotsville visited Mrs. Rarick in Scandia on Wednesday morning. They arrived without her knowledge but brought joy, spent the day with their former teacher and pastor, and returned home that evening with their baskets full of cats.
Mrs. Noda Bettis offers to place your handiwork in her store and take a small commission upon sale.
Local advert lists oils and greeses with quoted prices. Readable lines urge customers to compare values and visit the shop for deals.
Mrs A J White and Mrs Stan Field and daughter of Belleville spent last Friday in town visiting relatives and friends.
Fred Gulieck spent part of last week at the Albert Moe home and expressed that he thinks it would be great to be a farmer.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale under an Order of Sale from District Court of Republic County Kansas. S. J. Summer sues A. Swanson and Clara Swanson. On Saturday June 17 1916 at 2 pm at Rock Island Garage Scandia Republic County Kansas sale of a Five Passenger Overland Automobile for cash to the highest bidder.
Property to be sold as the defendants A Swanson and Clara Swatson owe 270.00 plus interest from May 4 1916 and 7444 costs. The case seeks foreclosure of plaintiff's mortgage with judgment and costs. Sheriff A T Huntington notes the action dated May 27 1916. Vance and Ale Tageart attorneys for plaintiff.
The Chamberlain Cough Remedy is praised for being safe for children as it contains no opium or narcotics and is easy to take. It is described as effective for coughs colds and croup and is widely obtainable.
The Rosary Trees Selie Red Seal play is set for June 7 at Opera Plotase with Kathryn Wallanis in a leading role and Charles Clary Wheeler Qakman among other Selie favorites. Adapted from a notable Edward Ig. Rose work, critics praise the dramatic action and heart interest despite quirky phrasing.
Revere O. Peterson, missionary to the Philippines Ishand, a Scandia product and Nasa Wesleyan University graduate, will present an illustrated lecture at the Hall on Wednesday evening June 21. Admission 10 cents, adults.
For sale a 120 acre farm listing fair improvements including 80 acres in cultivation. Seller identified as Bert Ainsworth of Norway Kiuas.
Rollins will entertain with a Social Tea on Thursday afternoon June 22. Everyone is invited to attend this gathering at the residence of Mrss Rollins.
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