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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
A weekly roundup reports Mrs Adelina Swanson in Belleville on Wednesday and visits by Mrs C T Kirk and daughter Mariel in Iola Kansas. Several residents return from trips to Hoopeston NJ Temple Texas Pueblo California Columbus Kansas and Detroit with notes on health eye care and extended visits.
Mr A S Marshall of Courtland places a mon ument in Riverview cemetery for Eric Nelson. Rainbow Trail to be shown at Princess next Tuesday with Wm Farnum in a stellar role. Joseph Fullen visits relatives near Edmonton after living with daughter Mrs Roy Nondorf. Robt B Brewster reports excellent grain prospects in Norton and Decatur Counties.
Herbert Danielson employed by Linn & Danielson traveled to Clyde for a brief harvest stay at his uncle’s field.
A. C. Riddlebarger recently discharged from the army, with Mrs. Riddlebarger, left for Manhattan this week to resume his former business as a jeweler.
Miss Elsie Clay announced her upcoming marriage to Henry Peterson of this place. Clay teaches in Hutchinson city schools and the wedding is planned for late summer at the home of Mrs. Lincoln Stewart in Hutchinson.
Mrs J H Miller of Goodland Kansas who has been visiting relatives left Wednesday morning for De Soto her former home then will go to Kansas City Russell Rowe accompanied her to De Soto to visit his grandmother Mrs Rowe
Dorothy Foreman asks for the return of a song book she lost near her home on South Grant Street after her father Sergi J. D. Foreman returned from overseas with the book.
Having sold out we thank Scandia for courteous treatment. E C Wires will be our successor and we hope he receives the same. Mr and Mrs V A Raymond. We train you for business civil service or as a commercial teacher and help you secure such positions. Our Employment Department handles more calls than six schools could fill. Send for free catalogue from the Oldest Largest Leading Business School in the West Grand Island Nebraska.
Mr. Charles Lee general manager of Lee Mercantile Company dined with the G W Nimocks family on Thursday. He travels with salesman Tom Taylor reporting good business conditions and predicting Kansas will have a remarkable crop that could advance the state by ten years.
J W Plotner offers three well located residences for sale. Prime area listings describe solid structures and easy access to city services. Details and contact available on request.
Charles Gulick returned Thursday morning from a trip to New Orleans. He notes the southern weather is not as warm as in Kansas at this time.
A. B. Johnson south of town visited Manhattan last week to find a suitable property. He plans to move this fall to give his children the benefit of the free schooling and a better environment.
Mrs Amanda Maxell entertained Rev M P Oden of Bellevidere Til Mrs O P Olson of Kackley Mr and Mrs Olson of Spokane Wash Mr and Mrs Adolph Nelson and Evone at dinner on Wednesday.
Rev and Mrs Carl Segerhammar of Saint Louis attended the Lutheran conference at Lindsborg last week and on their return home stopped here. Sunday evening Rev Segerhammar filled the pulpit of the Lutheran church.
Miss Euna Arrasmith formerly County Superintendent is appointed high school inspector by State Superintendent Lizzie Wooster. Since leaving the county she has served as principal of Osborne High School.
Carl Reece adds three electric fans to his barber shop and pool hall equipment and expects patron approval. A. Florell plans to close his auto shop next week and take 10 days or two weeks at the harvest feeds.
William Mapes and H Fulcomer used a fire hose to settle dust on Main Street this week as rain was not sufficient, pleasing local business men who welcomed the moisture.
Letter from Ed McCaul of Gree ly warns rain is desperately needed or farming will fail. T A Moller family relocates to J C Hohr property, while Lofgren property on Kansas Avenue is sold to M O Werner who will occupy it.
Mr and Mrs A Forsberg hosted a Sunday gathering in honor of Mrs J B Wait who left for California. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Vic Erickson Mr and Mrs Chas Othberg Mrs Blanche Smith Fort Morgan Col Mr and Mrs Ed Roberts Fred Anderson Mr and Mrs H Fulcomer Ed Anderson John Jensen Fred Forsberg Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson Mr and Mrs Emil Forsberg and Mrs A F Hallgren.
Miss Harriet Landers Blue Rapids High School principal spent Sunday with A. V. Sandborn family and travels to Washington D C to join Miss Lin nie J Sandborn. They will attend Columbia University summer school in New York where Miss Sandborn teaches domestic science in Seattle Washington.
The undersigned J. W. Plotner declares appointment as Notary Public and readiness to attest legal papers write contracts and prepare papers for Justice Court. Collectional specialty.
A. R. Morey visited Superior on Wednesday. Scandia Mere. Bert McHenry bought a new Universal Phonograph from C. A. Tate. Mr. and Mrs Thornburg of Belleville visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. Baxter. Ernest Farmer and wife of Scotts Ville spent Sunday with brother Ray Farmer and family. F. H. Stoddard, Rock Island agent, on vacation in Belleville this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Morley visited G. E. Fulecomer's home and attended the funeral of Mrs. Moorhies. Oscar Floodberg of Oakland, Cal., arrived for a visit. Mrs. Floodberg has been here weeks.
M Weislogel traveled Saturday to Vernon Colorado to visit his son James Weislogel and family. He was joined by his grandson Melvin Hillery on the trip.
Aliss Zella Hawkins returns home after two weeks helping Mrs. Fulcomer with house work. A. V. Sandborn moves his paper route from Blue Rapids to Scandia Kansas as their new home. The Children’s Day program at the M E church features songs and recitations by younger scholars and choir selections. A large crowd attended.
The U B church young peoples class entertained the corresponding M E Sunday School class at a lawn party on Monday evening. Games were enjoyed and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. John Lind of Omaha visited her daughter Mrs. J. B. Waite and family. They plan a short stay before returning to Omaha. Mrs. Waite and her son will later travel to Los Angeles, Colorado, to join her husband recently discharged from the army.
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