Nelson announces candidacy for Clerk of the Court
E. S. Nelson announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Court subject to the decision of the Republican Primary.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
E. S. Nelson announces his candidacy for Clerk of the Court subject to the decision of the Republican Primary.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Methodist Church will meet at the parsonage Thursday afternoon June 30. All are invited. The Republic County Agriculture Association has arranged for a racing breed event at Belleville with aid from Auby.
Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene entertained a large crowd of friends at dinner on Sunday. Guests came from Scandia Courtland and VWoirte foek.
Mrs. Frank Cuthbert and her son left Thursday for a Western journey visiting relatives in Colorado and planning perhaps to travel further east.
A Red Men event on a Saturday evening drew about forty members who enjoyed a smoker and socializing with punch served during the evening.
Pron dt failed to attend the Chau fete at Belleville this year. Walter Prewle and his party went to Cuba Sun Soar the former seat. Among Potts they called on Mr and Mrs Phd Pte. The Mercantile Company of Sitlind had tidy demonstrators out. The Star freeory was active all day Saturday. During the sale over 200 pounds of fee were sold.
L. M. Morris came in from Sal ut Saturday night to look after some business and visit relatives. He says Ed is hard at work on his new place and pours to his new alfalfa.
A fragmentary report notes Dr. Eagleson of Concordia hosting a Scandinavian visitor on a Sunday. It mentions Grace Cooper resuming musical work at Alton Iwas and a Belleville Chautauqua event on July 17 with mixed social visits and gatherings around Stace Caldoin and Mrs. Dheury. The item references a Rev Nywall from Rock and various locals attending, with short visits to Hepublic and a land sale near Union Pokor.
Miss Elfrida Blad born in Norway died at the county poor farm near Belleville after a fall led to lung hemorrhage and tuberculosis. She was buried in River View cemetery. no relatives in this country. Abt Belleville begins July 17.
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court Belleville the executrixes Maggie Carlson and Grace Moe of William Bell deceased announce a final settlement for June 21 1910 at 10 oclock a m. They seek allowance of services attorneys fees discharge from duties and release of sureties. Belleville May 20 1910.
The document is a sworn statement by a cashier named J. U. Sandel, with notary public Wilson witnessing and commission expires October 6. The text references directors Gig W. Nimocks and J. K. Whitney and a confirmatory pledge not to influence votes or obligations.
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