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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1903

Page

4

District 48 social notes and local happenings

District 48 updates list residents visiting and staying with neighbors, returns from Lindsborg, and a sick return. Rev Craft to preach May 3 at 11 am. B P Bartlett laid a kitchen foundation for Charles Lewis. Emma and Lora Cowle expected home May 28. Temperance program planned for May 10 with all invited. House cleaning and post trimming work noted.

Ethel. Thorp Lindsborg Rev. Craft Emma Lora Cowle

Farm Land Ad Offers Frost Safety and Local News

The column notes frost is not feared for fruit this year, mentions a severe hail storm, Miss Maude Kackley’s return from Gove, local social at Mr Hedges, band plans adding a trombone, Clarence Kackley selling his team to L Willis for 180 dollars, L Nelson shipping stock to Kansas City, Ben Clark with mumps, Alex Scott visiting town, a dance by M W A, a Santa Fe passenger fatality after striking a crossing pedestrian, Charley Munson becoming the barber, and a mule injuring an owner’s leg.

Alex Scott M. W Santa Fe Charley Munson

Local Notes from Scotch Plains and Vicinity

Local items report Miss Eva Henry staying with W A Johnson and Miss Mary West taking music lessons from Nettie Myers. J Taylor recovers from illness. J S Hay returns home from work with cousin Tom. Central school District 9 and Belleville Center close May 1. Mrs Peter Doctor places a tombstone at Poplar Grove cemetery. Tom Doctor and Jas Duncan plan a summer trip to Scotland. Joseph McGowan finishes carpentry on John Hay’s house. M A Lash adds a home improvement. Two 88 school pupils, Pearl Wohlford and Sylvia Fogelberg, graduate. Rain disrupted Easter plans. Endeavor meeting led by Mamie McGlashan. next week led by C H Wallace. Blanch Henry unable to take final common school exam, finishes in Belleville with Miss McGlashan. The last day of school at Dist 88 Friday ends with a picnic in Joe Hugos’ grove. Estella Murphy serves as teacher for two terms with good satisfaction.

J. Taylor J.S. Hay Tom Scotch Plains Central School Dist Belleville Center Mamie McGlashan Scotch Plains Presbyterian Church C. H. Wallace Blanch Henry Belleville Miss McGlashan Dist Yis Joe Hugos Estella Murphy S. J. Timmons J. Raines Clifton W. S. Timmons Norway School Miss Sherwood Ech

Norway Bulletin notes local events and weather

Norway Bulletin lists medical calls for Dr Walker and social visits to Kackley. It reports school exams, farm activity, illness, a heavy rain and hail storm, a growing hardware business, a school program with diplomas and photo souvenirs, and residents traveling to Kansas City and Jamestown.

Rain and windstorm sweep the region with hail records

A Tuesday windstorm brought rain sleet and hail to the vicinity. Local notes mention D Davis of Riverton Nebr visiting, Bert Haggman visiting his sister, and Miss Nettie Rowe on the sick list. A newborn boy arrived to Mr and Mrs John H Nelson.

D. ‘Davis Riverton Nebr Garman C. J. Peterson Bert Haggman Kackley Herman “Anderson Nettie Rowe John H. Nelson

Swenson Dies at Home North of Town

Mr A P Swenson died Tuesday morning at his home northwest of town. The funeral was held Thursday. A more extended notice will be made next week.

A. P. Swenson

Band Misses Republic Visit Amid Odd Fellow Celebration

The Band did not travel to Republic on Wednesday due to weather and conflicting Odd Fellows celebration events.

Republic Oddfellows

Kansas Hard Freeze Follows Snowstorm Devastating Crops

Wednesday brought a unusual sequence as rain iced foliage and fruit blossoms, then a Dakota blizzard. Temperatures plummeted to ten degrees below zero and green vegetation along with fruit trees were destroyed, described as possibly the state’s most destructive storm.

Kansas Dakota

Miss Oberia. Earley Returns From East Business Trip

Earley returned Tuesday evening from a business trip to the east.

Miss Oberia Earley

C. E. Coates Moves to Fornoso in Search of a Home

C. E. Coates announces relocation to Fornos, seeking a residence due to inability to find housing locally.

C. E. Coates Fornoso

Shippers Burdened by Volatile Early Week Cattle Trade

Wednesday's Review notes receipts were heaviest of the year on the western markets for April cattle, with prices held steady under strain. The report says spurted shipments perplex packers and buyers, calling for a more orderly distribution to stabilize markets.

Eight Cents a Pound for Flesh and Scott's Emulsion

An advertiser touts Scott's Emulsion claiming a thin young woman bought twelve pounds of flesh for eight cents a pound and gained twelve pounds after using a bottle. The ad argues value in medicine and offers free samples from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York with prices of 50 cents and $1.00 from druggists.

Scott

Union Units in Farm Land Adertisement In Union?

Reader recalls several social mentions from Union area with names like Mabel McDowell Joe Kephiart Ed Stockdick Sam Hanna Novice visitors in Scandia White Rock and Belleville. A county exam results note hints at Rosenquist Granstedt and Rosene relatives.

Mabel McDowell Hardy Nebr Joe Kephiart Ed Stockdick Katy Texas Phureday Haan Sam Hanna Union Rasmussen Scandia Rose Rosene Alma Mabel Rosenquist Hannah , Granstedt Anna Street Elittore Rosene

Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Maxell at Lake Sibley Church

The Lake Sibley Lutheran congregation surprised Mrs. C. J. Maxell on a belated birthday in her honor last Thursday. Her birthday is April 18, and Rev. Maxell was away at a conference in Kansas City, so the party waited for his return. The guest of honor received a cash purse and the family enjoyed a generous dinner. The congregation extends thanks to all who helped make the surprise.

Lake Sibley Lutheran

Subscription Credits Update With New Subscribers

J. A. Storer bought the Ler Vold corner of Washington and 4th streets for 1200 dollars and plans to build a fine brick hotel to cover the property. The notice lists credits for the week and marks new subscribers with a star and quitters with a dagger.

J. A. Storer Lervold Washington and 4Th Streets

Bachelor banquet in Jewell City hosts Chas and McCarthy

Chas and McCarthy will attend a bachelor banquet in Jewell City tonight. They will respond to the toast What excuse has a single man for living.

Chas McCarthy Jewell City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Land Maxie Loofbourrow Bert Ainsworth Wilda Ingram Mertie Leibenborn Della Tate Minta Walter Blanche Henry Grace Fulcomer John Young Bernice Loofbourr B. P. Bartlett Charles Lewis W.O. Tate the Kackley News Miss Maude Kackley Gove Go Clarence Kackley L. Willis L. Nelson Kansas City Ben Clark Ekrisk Nelson’s Eva Henry W. A. Johnson’s Peter Doctor Poplar Grove Tom Doctor Jas Duncan Scotland Joseph McGowan John Hay M. A. Lash Pearl Wohlford Sylvia Fogelberg Norway Bulletin C. W. Walker M. D Norway Kan Dickerhoof C. O. Hugos Amanda Jensen Fairview School H. A. Hanson N. P. Hanson’s W. J. Dunlap W. Scott Oleva Thompson Wis Grippe Art Ledbetter C. A. Brewer Olga Clara Hugos Carrie Ringer Alice Snyder Mable Emma Pick Concordia Lars J. Larson Carl Gile May Dickerhoof Jamestown John Summers C. Ross Little Son Sam. Summers E. V. Moore Cloud Co Ole Tiller Lillie ‘Scrivner Lovewell F. Kk. Jacobsen Ed. Jacobsen Allis Joe Melhus Reneas Place Louise Throbeck Hugs, Jr Robert’ Anderson Elmer Evert Gouttland E. McGregor Roy Scott KV. Moore Andy India Avery John O. Strain T. M. Bakke Mr. Throbeck Enterprise Aaron Anderger Miss Mand Kackley Kirvis Evart Mr .Campbell A. P.hellberg A. Akerson Lindstrom Minnesota Street New. York California Los Angeles San Francisco Ke] Paso Colorado Rock Island Ha, T. Cooper D. P. Ay Topeka, ‘Kans A. P. Roséne Mr. Linden White Rock A. Wardrum Lew Rasmussen Henry Kathrineberg Nerg Medicine Co Dea Maines Iowa A. J. White Postoffice Whitney’s Wheeler’s Weislogel & Gould Thornburgh’s Hopper’ S Drug Bank of Scandia Sandell’s Barbershop White’s Drug Store Seabolt’s Gulick’s McCarthy’s Haning’s Olson's Farmers & Merchants Bank Oe Valley Hotel Brunswick Culler’s Wilson’s Furniture F. K. Sherman Julia Rosenquist Mile
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