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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
9
A compact column reports on happenings along highways railways and byways highlighting small town events traffic updates and daily oddities from local sources and readers across the region.
Le Tate the jeweler visited last week with repairs and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. B. Vincent and their daughter Josephine Greer. Mrs. Frank Hawkins and daughter Ella also visited Republic with Mrs. Dick and returned with Mr. Hawkins. Albert Workman Chas Almquist Wallace Bros. and Newell Cooper delivered hogs to Joe Brown Tuesday.
A brief note notes that Schwahn's movement is absent from what you miss, highlighting a gap in the referenced program.
A man of sixty pursues an eighteen year old in a sensational note from a Belleville court scene. Witnesses A Nelson, L N Hendrix, W B Gulieck and Jno Botts testified in Snyder vs Van Natta. Mr Wallin in his nineties is reported seriously ill at home. Also noted are social tidbits about Dr C V Waggman’s snow runabout and C N McNulty's trip to Stockton and return to become Scandia citizens.
A brief notice promotes a Monday night event titled The Love Shop featuring live music and entertainment to lift spirits, scheduled for the tenth.
Lindsborg paper notes D A Nywall was re elected to the Bethany College and Conservatory of Music Board of Directors for a four year term. The next meeting is set for May 11. Also promoting the production Life is a See Saw with electrical effects showing Monday May 6.
A fragment notes 13 big song hits and references Monday May 10 at The Love Shop. The sparse text names no performers or venue details beyond the titles. Further context is unavailable in readable lines.
Al Moore, a physician, opens an office at the home of Mrs. Jake M Wislogel on Washington Street. He will be in Scandia on Tuesdays and Fridays.
A city girl traveling through Scottsville misinterprets the letters R F D as Room For Development in a local tale reported by the Scottsville Advance. The anecdote reflects lighthearted confusion over rural mail delivery abbreviations.
W. E. Godfrey arrived from Topeka at the week's start to appear as a witness in the Snyder versus VanNatta lawsuit.
Alex Johnson and his sisters Anna and Mantie traveled from Downs Kansas to attend the Nyland Nelson wedding. Alex had worked in local schools and the sisters are students. They returned home Wednesday morning.
We thank all who aided during the death and burial of Robin Nylund Ella Nylund Jennie Nylund Mrs A B Johnson Mr and Mrs A M Poage visited Tom Poage and family west of Courtland on Sunday.
Mrs. Frye went back to her Lincoln home on Tuesday following a several day stay with her friend Mrs. J. M. Weislogel.
Prof and Mrs Plotner entertained the teachers of the schools at their home Tuesday night in a cordial social gathering.
Large Sunday gathering attended the Corner Stone Laying for the new Swedish M E church with an orderly program. Notable mentions include local residents and visitors like Mr and Mrs Wm Conner and Mrs Ackley of Concordia and Republic. Frank Chadwick resumes leadership duties as part of ongoing church activities.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kier stay in Republic this week for his work while Mrs Kier helps her sisters the Misses Garmans prepare for a coast trip to visit the Exposition.
Mr and Mrs Mahan took Rev and Mrs Rarick and Mrs Rhodes to Hardy Sunday. Mr Rarick conducted the funeral service of his old friend Rev Wright.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Morey Mary Wert and Mr and Mrs Schafer appear in a short local notices snippet naming households and individuals connected to household or civic records. The fragment notes their surnames and titles without further context.
A brief notice records that the Wright family attended a funeral for Max Wright, father of A L Wright, on Sunday in a Morey car to Hardy.
S W Grubb his wife and daughter and T J West traveled to Hardy Sunday in the Grubb car for the funeral of Steev Wright.
Mrs. W. E. Godfrey offers two iron bed steads a kitchen cupboard and a Home Comfort kitchen range for sale. Mrs. Bergstrom and son of Denver visited Sunday with her sister Mrs. W. Westin, the Linden family, and other relatives.
Mrs C O Othberg from Sherdahl visited Chas Othberg and Victor Erickson homes on Friday for the Woodman banquet. She returned home Saturday evening.
The notice advertises movie showings starting Tuesday the 11th with four reels shown each night at the local theater.
Rodney Cameron editor of the Courtland Register visited town en route to Belleville where he appeared as defendant in a replevin suit filed by J L Balbreth Simms and Marshall.
A terse note observes the difficulty of borrowing money and hints a man is on the run from trouble, mentioning Better Way as context for he and his actions.
Mr and Mrs John Fredrick host the Ladies Aid at their home on Thursday afternoon and evening May 13. All are welcome to attend.
D N Redenbo of near Belleville hauled over household goods for his son D N Redenbo on Tuesday in a local transaction noted by the paper.
Mareceil Preble suffered significant burns to her hands in an accident earlier this week.
Miss Eva Hughes of Hastings visited Mrs. John Goodman last week and returned home Saturday morning.
P. E. Wallin died at the family home in Scandia early Thursday morning. Funeral services are set for Friday at 8 o'clock in the Presbyterian church. Also noting the improvement of Mr and Mrs A Vandeveer as Mrs Vandeveer walked to the gate on Wednesday.
Vera accuses Milton of flirting as a guilty conscience surfaces in The Love Shop dialogue about sea sickness and moral tension.
Ad pitches home butchering options at wholesale rates, urging readers to switch from packing-house meats to buy from a local home butcher. This brief promotes savings and convenience for customers seeking lower prices.
160 acre well improved farm adjoining Scandia Kansas with 9 room house furnace heat city water good out buildings fenced and cross fenced two good wells and windmill J P Vandeveer Scandia Kansas
Bets numbered 237 238 299 and 300 in block 20 Seardia fans offered for sale at a bargain price of 100 dollars each. Mrs Chas Wardrum Seandia hosts the listing.
Fragmentary ad copy notes mules three years old weighing about 2250 pounds. Mentions Sederlin Scandia phone 619 and TM switches sold for $1.00 each. Offers to leave order at the office.
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