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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
Eli Oshberg plans to travel to Thomas county in a few days to assist Harvey Miller with the harvest. Miss Oro Fullen of Courtland and her aunt Mrs Stevenson of Indiana visited Mrs A M Bettis on Tuesday.
Wesley Wright of Rydal Kansas and Miss Edith Anderson of Lincoln Nebraska spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Gust Anderson and family. The Harmony Four a Kansas Wesleyan College quartet from Salina gave a program at the M E church Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs J M Mahan Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahan and Jim visited Manchester over the weekend for relatives and farm business reporting a good crop.
Mrs. Rose Turner of Lenora visits cousin Mrs. Mary Mead as Dr Haggman treats Mrs A Hllings who is improving. A D Woods and A C Florells family visit Arthur Freeman. auto crank missing between Main Street and the R I Depot. Jeanette Ahrens visits Belleville grandparents. Mrs Ralph Happer from Chicago visits Gilbert and Inner Andersons. T J Mahaffey adds power gear at his shoe shop.
Mrs. E. M. Boggess and her son Billy left last Saturday to spend the summer at Excelsior Springs and other Missouri locations visiting relatives and friends.
Wew white fish at Star grocery and Morning glory coffee highlight the local shop. Miss Frances Malmstrom of Ong Nebraska visits relatives. J J Case threshing outfit unloaded for Al Rowan. Hermance family and Mr and Mrs A A Brown welcome a 12 pound baby boy born June 12. Lutheran Church announces Confirmation on June 27 with morning and evening services listed.
For sale a red cow six years old fresh around July 1st a fine milker listed by V Haggbeg Scandia phone 2518 Miss Mabel Berggren Mrs Olive Mahan Misses Ada Anna Rogendorf and John Mahan traveled to Byron Chester Nebr and Belleville Tuesday. Sitley Bettis and family near Onemia were Sunday visitors at the A M Bettis home. Merle Bettis will assist through harvest and threshing season. Mrs Jennings returning from Carl A Larson place will visit Henry Jennings and family at Gretna Kansas. Rev and Mrs B F Henry of Dunbar Nebraska spent a few days here and at Norway. They praised their work at Dunbar. Rev Henrys mission here was to officiate at the last Ainsworth wedding Wednesday evening.
Misses Anna and Ada Rogedenrof of Abilene visit Clarence Mahan. A social picnic at the Riverside Club Monday drew friends including Mrs. Munford of Belleville Mr. and Mrs. Sawhill of St. Joseph Mo Miss Zeila Mosher of Rydal and others.
Rev and Mrs J O Borgeson of Formosa visit Mrs Gustava Ostbergs Mrs Alary Nystrom entertained friends at lunch on her birthday Wednesday Ralph Happer of Chicago spends the day with Mr and Mrs Charles Cullers Ray Faemer travels to Colby to assist his brother with harvest and may stay through threshing season Six threshing outfits are sold here and eight at Courtland to meet harvest needs Mr and Mrs Clarence Mohan plan to leave for Rexford Kansas next week for harvest work Belleville visitors at Ellingsons include Mrs bk Rosenquist Ella Rust Mrs N G Rust Nettie Rust Sverdrup Rust and Knight Rev P H Smith reports a full blood Jersey cow yielding over 25 pounds of milk daily and more than her weight in milk monthly An Odd Fellows dance at Miller's hall Wednesday night drew a large crowd and enjoyed by all.
Rev. E. Malstrom and his daughter Frances of Ong Nebraska autoed to Scandia on Wednesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Malmstrom has spent a week there visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Swan.
Rev and Mrs G Malmquist and Vera traveled to Ong Nebraska last Friday to visit Rev Malmstrom and family. Mrs Malmstrom joined them for a short return visit back home for several days.
Mr and Mrs A W Segerhammer visit relatives in Jamestown New York for three weeks. Mrs Hilda Jacobson of Lindsborg stays with the children on their farm during their absence.
Modern Woodman reports April disbursements to beneficiaries totaling 1,876,701.90 dollars. Since the organization began, total amounts paid amount to 229,523,723.46 dollars.
Albert Snyder advertises hauling and plowing services with prompt attention and reasonable prices and provides the phone number 95 for contact.
An advertisement listing A. R. Morey Real Estate Loans JR J West and Insurance Office at F. and M. Bank highlights local financial services. The notice showcases real estate brokerage loan capabilities and insurance offerings tied to the bank. It reflects early 20th century commerce profiles in regional markets.
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