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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
5
The column lists visits among families and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Al Rasmussen and Jim Fisher, L. N. Tweedy and Anna McGowan of Rydal, Grace Ellingson, and a Kansan trip with Henry Rosene. It notes a run away incident involving O. J. Strom, a Pearl Strom 16th birthday celebration, a Children’s Day event at the Chapel, a band meeting at 48, and local odds and ends including shopping at Seabolt and a Laxative Quinine ad endorsement.
Miss Bertha Murphy returns home from Colorado while Ada Bowling begins music lessons taught by Miss Lora Cowle. Mr Wesley Wright and wife visited Jamestown Sunday and Will Adams with Earl Kelly plan Beatrice trip. Several local families report mumps. Baby Bockoven and Mr Bailey’s children suffer illness. Will Lewis and David Smith visit W T Adams. Will Gile of Rushville slowly improves.
Chas Bartlett visited his mother Mrs Wm Kelly and two brothers last Thursday and Friday Harley Bowling helps Tom Gile this week Verne Hyatt visiting at Chas Lewis recent days He returned to Belleville Tuesday to attend Institute Miss Bertha Murphy returned from Colorado Lone Tree had a cross eyed incident Nora Bartlett absent at Christy’s Sunday Mr and Mrs Spillman visited J M Loofbourrow last week Misses Mertie Hattie and Stella Murphy attend institute Surprise party at Mrs Simpson’s Monday for Miss Cora’s birthday Large crowd despite threatening weather Ice cream and cake served Mary Tate began music lessons Tuesday of Cora Bartlett Chester Loofbourrow and Chas Walter to Belleville Sunday Elbert Lee from Kackley Sunday Will Lewis lost a valuable horse Tuesday Will Gile still poorly.
The Kackley News notes most farmers expect to start cutting wheat late this week. Local social news includes visits from Elmbergs, Scandia and Missouri residents, a Swedish school session from 8 to 1 with 35 enrolled, and local trades such as Gust Edberg buying a Plano binder. Medical notices mention Mrs. Robinson's illness and Dr. Sjostrom’s involvement.
Oscar Peterson left Monday for Dickinson county to harvest this week. Mrs Martha Hay of Liberty two was visiting friends on the Plains last week. Mr and Mrs N L Nelson are the parents of a new girl. Miss Hellisa Holmstrom and Selma Holgren have gone to Kansas City to work. Kate and Maude McGlashan attended the county graduates alumni reception in Belleville. A crowd plans a Beatrice excursion next Sunday. C F Daggett ordered a larger separator for his creamery due to rising trade. Miss Ellen Herrman went to Belleville to attend chapel graduation exercises.
The bottle label proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill contains iron and quinine with no cure and no pay. It is sold for 50 cents.
Miss CecilLoofbourroW is working for Mrs Jessie Day. Art Simpson works for Wesley Brown. Mr and Mrs Charlie Lewis visited Concordia last Friday. Children Day exercises at Mr Bovey's grave were a grand success. Miss Addie Gile from Scandia visits friends and relatives in the country.
Children performed a song and recitation at the Presbyterian church Children gave a creditable showing and the church was nicely decorated A collection of 435 was taken for the Sunday school missionary work of the church.
Items include Remick eczema cure and pepsin tonic ads, Paul Thomas and Conner on town visits, malaria treatment with Grove's Chill Tonic, and a Belleville Normal Institute concert on June 28 at M. H. church with Malloy Cone and Winans. Admission 25c. reserve seats available.
Eugene and Kate Nelson spent Sunday in Scandia. Misses James and Powell passed through. M. A. Preble, the hustling Deering agent, was in these parts Tuesday. Mrs. L. Adams is spending spare time painting. Mr. Yehlik of North Union has the township's only tobacco patch.
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