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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
6
Cc A Newell advertises ready made Dorothy dresses for children and misses aged 4 to 16 years priced from 30 cents to 3 dollars. It promises full quality cloth, wide hems, straight seams, even stitches and clean inside finishing for a home made look and easy laundering.
A full line of white linens and summer lawns offered in a wide variety of patterns. Latest designs with prices 61, 4, 81, 3, 10, 12 1 2, 15, 20, 25, and 50 cents per yard. Includes varied selection of patterns.
The column details many local movements and events. Emel Nelson visits Denver while others travel to Lincoln Nebraska for graduation. communities in Scandia Norway Belleville Courtland and Talmo share social visits church notes and farm updates. A barn frame goes up at Andrew Bengtson’s farm and six horses affected by a storm show varying injuries.
Miss Helen Roberts visited Dr Sherrard s last week. Mrs E D Griffith of Concordia visited her parents in Norway. Rushville vs Norway football was won by Norway. Ice Cream Social planned at Lutheran Church Saturday evening. Lucille Swanson and a Junction City cousin visited Mr Anderson s. Ruby Jacobson stayed with Agnes Scandia. Fred Jacobson and wife returned from Morganville. Carl Eastvedt lost a horse last week.
Henry Fulcomer tended his farm in Highland. Mrs Anna Garbry received a new harness. Jimmie Lewis and Guy Kelly returned from Concordia Business College. Highland boys edged Norway and prep for Rydal Giants. Miss Agnes Glenn lectured midweek. Ames family attended Grandma Oliver’s funeral near Concordia Friday.
Neighborhood youngsters attended the Children's Day exercises on Chapa Sunday night. Cattle and hog shipments occurred Monday. Ethel Lewis visited cousin Mertie Walter last week. Wesley Wright is able to sit up and watch the crowds in Norway. Local merchants and services are listed, including CA Newell Dry Goods, Dickason Goodman Lumber, Bank of Scandia, Rock Island Ry, and many tradesmen. Farmers plan to finish discing their corn this week.
Firms can be relied upon and are asking for your patronage through the columns of the Journal. Maban Grocery.
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