Belleville Notes on Local People and Shops
Frank Sorick visited Belleville on business Tuesday. Merle Paynter and Chris Nelson drove to Republic Sunday. Misses Anna and Ellen Loring spent Monday in Belleville. Prof. G. E. Thorpe is sick with mumps at Belleville. Millinery sale advertised with reductions and pricing. Children’s Day observed at the M. E. Church last Sunday. Mrs. Walter Preble visited relatives in Republic. Mrs. J B Henry and son John traveled to Kansas City Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Paynter
Chris Nelson
Republic
Anna
Ellen Loring
Belleville
J.B. Henry
John
Kansas City
Local Notices and Advertisements Borrowed from Scandia Journal
The Scandia Journal lists various ads and notices including Instant Louse Killer sales at NYWALLs, new post card styles by J Jennings, local trips and visits by Belleville and Republic residents, moving pictures at City Hall, insurance pitches, photography services, tax deadlines, and local genealogical notes. It highlights moving picture shows, banking notices, and postcards for sale.
Local Notes and Advertisements Move Through Town
Miss Anna Anderson visits sister in Formosa. Omar Hite and editor visit Republic City. NYWALL offers Hess and Clarks products. Mrs. Thos Downing visits Concordia. Wesleyan Quartette to give concert June 27. News tips requested for timely local coverage. Jennings family welcomes baby girl born June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
Formosa
Emil Johnson
Vandeveers Visit Vandeveer Relatives. Swedish Lessons Begin
Mr and Mrs Tom Vandeveer and daughter Clara traveled from Republic to visit Mr and Mrs A Vandeveer and returned Tuesday. Rev J E Johnston began the Swedish summer school last Tuesday forenoon teaching Swedish language one forenoon each week from 9 to 12 at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Lofgren
Eureka
Colo
Tom. Vandeveer
Clara
Republic
Mr. Vandeveer
Mrs
A. Vandeveer
J. E. Johnston
July Fourth Cleaning and Local Notices
All who want clothes cleaned and pressed for July 4th please bring them in this week as I will be gone from July 1st to July 5th, Jesse Donoho. Owing to the Glorious Fourth, the weekly band concert will be Friday evening that week. Across the river bridge on the road in front of William Weislogel's house a dark colored cravenette coat is found. owner may claim by calling and paying for this notice. Mrs. J. D. Larson and daughter Iace returned last week from Randall after visiting relatives with her sister Mrs. I. E. Krogness and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Donoho
Wm. Weislogel
J. D. Larson
Iace
Randall
I. E. Krogness
Birth Announcement and Local Social Happenings
Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Goold on Thursday afternoon June 18 a baby boy both mother and child well. Charlie the happiest man for a long time. Lina appeared at the opera house last Friday to a well filled house and the quartet praised. Mr and Mrs J L Vandeveer visited Courtland Friday to see the ailing father and Mrs Van deveer's sister Mrs Jonnie Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goold
Babe
Charlie
Wesleyan Quartette
Salina
Smith County
J. L. Vandeveer
Courtland
Mr. Vandeveer
Goold Departs For Cherokee Oklahoma on Saturday
Goold left Saturday night for Cherokee Oklahoma where he is employed in the meat business.
Miss Emily Anderson Attends Coffee Social. Returns to Normal School
Miss Emily Anderson from Concordia joined a Friday coffee social at her parents Mr and Mrs Gust Andersons home. She plans to return to normal school with only one week remaining in the four week session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Anderson
Concordia
Gust Anderson
Piano and Organ Lessons Offered by Eulah Jordan
Miss Eulah Jordan announces lessons in piano and organ with reasonable terms and invites patronage from anyone seeking instruction. Mrs W D Brotchie and her son Douglas returned from Storm Lake Iowa after visiting Mrs Brotchie's very sick mother who remained unimproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulah Jordan
W. D. Brotchie
Douglas
Storm Lake
Iowa
Quicksand Traum at Local Field Sinks Mules and Horses
Charley Loring faced a scare while disk ing near the K I depot Saturday as two mules sank into quicksand and the horses broke loose. Several depot men rushed to the scene and helped pull the animals free from the muddy trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Loring
K. I
Charley
Also Mentioned on This Page
ADVO
Royal Tailors
Frank Sorick
C. Wilson
Nyway
G. E. Thorpe
Millinery At & Reduction
M. E
Loring
Walter Preble
Nywall’s
John Hopper
J. Jennings
Edna Roberts
City Hall
J. Stofer
J. R. Stofer
Smithsonian
Roy Gardner
Journal
Rock Island
Topeka
Bank OF Scandia
Jennings
H.B. Swanson
Gossert
A. J. _ White
J. M. Weislogel
White Auto
A. F. Hallgren
Duluth
Minn
Bert Curren
Burr Oak
Mike Curren
Scandia
Headquarters
R. T. Smith
J. H.cullers
L. M. Brigham
Hess & Clarks
Omar. Hite
Republic City
R. M. Hite
Nywall
Blanche Hageman
Dr. C. V. Hageman
Ekblad
Victor Erickson
Hess & Clark
Nywalu
Wesleyan Quartette of
Ella Rockhold
Eda Anderson
Messrs
Hrick Larson
Henry Peterson
J. Oliphint
Phil Sherwood
Sabetha
Pacific Fleet
White House
Wananda Club
Serenade
Lopez
Losey
Lincoln
Taylor
Baumann
Grunenfelder
America
Scott's Store
W. F. Eagleson
D. D.S
Kansas
Geo. R. Barse
Live Stock Commission CO
National Stock Yards, I l
Colby
Green
the Journal
R. E. McTaggart
Farmer's & Merchants
City Drag Line
W. E. Godfrey
Weislagel Building
Rena, Tiller
Olena Ingebretsen
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