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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
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W R Coldazier traveled to Lincoln Nebraska on Tuesday for undisclosed reasons.
A. Ellingson has been in Kansas City the last week. A. M. Swanson made a business trip to Belleville Tuesday. J. J. Smith flew to Lake Sibley Saturday evening. Perry Hunter of Republic, former Scandia barber, was in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brotchie returned Friday night from a two week visit in Kansas City. Leary Rosene shipped hogs and cattle to Kansas City from Sherdahl Tuesday. Fred Sturgis Jr. of Concordia visited Monday supporting his father’s campaign for judge. Mr. and Mrs. Houston Norris arrived from Palmer Thursday night and stay on their farm east of town.
Miss Minnie Larson came back Monday night after spending most of the past year in Kansas City. Mrs. John Garman and daughter of Scandia and Mrs. Robert Garman of Hulett Wyoming visited L. W. Garman Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Nimocks Lawrence Tom West and James Whitney went to Great Bend Wednesday in James Wests car to attend a local Mason lodge banquet.
The article notes that Mrs Jennie Fulcomer purchased the lot adjoining her residence to the north from Mrs Kerr formerly of the area. The transfer confirms a property deal involving two local residents and a neighboring parcel.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Portland Oregon describe White and sous, Harry and Axel Smith, and Wed. Cullers traveling to Kansas City to retrieve three autos, one recently purchased by Mr. Smith.
G. P. Plotuer, the new principal of our schools, was in Cuba Saturday and made this office a pleasant call. Mr Plotuer is a very bright young man and we prophecy that he will make good as a teacher.
Milton Hillery and his wife travel to Lincoln Nebraska where he will again enter a hospital. He has suffered for two years and his condition is considered very serious.
Postmaster Wilson among officials to receive a salary increase due to higher receipts. The office will pay $1200 annually starting July 1, up from $1100.
Howard Vincent and wife left Wednesday for a trip to Kansas City with an Auburn car dealer on business and will visit the city later. Bank cashier LM Brigham bought two lots on Beach Street from Joshn GoeHer to build a modern residence once carpenters are available. The U and I Art Club met at Mrs. Ed Goodwire’s home with guests Mrs. Hertz of Lincoln, Nebraska and Mrs. Doctor of Scotch Plains. Mrs. Marie Hallenbeck hosts next Friday afternoon June 24.
Mr and Mrs J R and GC O Hugos and Mrs Amund Frank and Anton Larson spent Sunday at Dr Priest s in Concordia Mrs Amund Larson and Anton went down Saturday and Mr and Mrs J R Hugos and Frank Larson went down Sunday morning in Whites auto
The Scandia team lost twice last week with Cuba winning 9 to 6 and Formosy defeating Scandia 12 to 0. In local politics, voters rally behind Stubbs while Wagstaff trails. Attorney General Jackson revises a prior judgeship opinion. Judge Hogin and ex Judge Sturgis file nominations as Sturgis’s 12-year tenure and cloud county history shape the race.
The Journal invites volunteers to cover Union Valley Rydal Dist 87, offering a regular correspondent role with a weekly time commitment. Send a note to receive an offer and join the reporting roster.
Miss Kate Stanfield, a Belleville Telescope reporter for eight years, married Tuesday evening. Republic City News notes a celebratory sentiment despite a newly married man’s pessimistic tone and questions the voting record of Senator Bristow and the expected actions of his supporters.
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