Commencement at the Chapel a grand success
The community notes a successful Chapel commencement and reports on the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Grace Adams on Wednesday the 15th. Neighborly visits are listed with Will Adams and Will Lewis placing corn, Will Berry hanging May baskets, and local families sharing songs at 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Grace - Adams
Bert Ainsworth
Charlie Lewis
Wesley Wright
Lute Loofbourrow
Will Lewis
Will Berry
Will Adams
Bromo-Quinine Tablets Claim Quick Cold Cure
An old ad touts Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets that promise to stop the cough and work off the cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. The price is 25 cents.
Strawberry social notice and local happenings in Rushville
District 48 announces an upcoming strawberry social. Miss Effie Loofbourrow helped Mrs. George Walter clean house last week. The Rushvilleites await the expected mail route. B P Bartlett and Q A Kelly build an arch cave for W Nichol. Miss Hattie Murphy and Addie Gile noted visiting. Sunday school reports 60 attendees. Young people hung May baskets Tuesday evening. Sewing society met with Mrs Celia Bowling 25 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Loofbourrow
George Walter
Celia Bowling
Community Notes From Courland and Surrounding Towns
Courland news lists residents visiting and traveling to Topeka Scandia and Concordia. Mentions of Mrs Morris Mrs Py Westover and J Miller along with local shopping, picnics, and social visits. A police incident and a plug for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve appear amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Workman
Joe Litsinger
S. Frank
Holdridge O
Fairbury
Nebr
Je Westover
J. Miller
Minnie Goold
Scandia
Clarence Tebow
George Tebow
Mesdames Larson
Hanna
Snider
Art Vincent
Lower
Concordia
Mesdames Elliott
Tucker and
Pinkerton
Remick's Eczema Cure Marketed at A P Harpers
Advertises Remick's Eczema Cure and Remick's Pepsin Blood Tonic as remedies for severe skin conditions. Claims availability at A P Harper's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remick
A. P. Haprer
Local Notes and Notices From Belleville
Grandma McGlashan stays with Mrs. J Bainbridge as the Dunkard love feast opens Saturday at 50 glock p m. John Bainbridge went to Belleville on the 8th to serve as juror. Bert Riddlesbarger’s house freshly painted by Swanson and son of Scandia. Local youths fished at the river Wednesday and enjoyed abundant catch. M M Eshelman plans to relocate in Belleville with family moving from California. they will visit east first. Rheumatism cautions and Mull's Pioneer Rheumatism Cure advertises a dollar draft in each box. 25c and 12.00 for sale by AJ White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma McGlashan
J. Bainbridge
John Bainbridge
Belleville
M. M. Eshelman
Fromalifornia
Fakia
AJ. White
Sunday School Program at Scandia Township Convention
Records from the Scandia Township annual Sunday School Convention held at United Brethren Church Scandia outline the day with Rev G M Beeler O A Throop C J Swann and F A Smith leading sessions including devotional exercises discussions and officer nominations The program lists speakers and topics across morning afternoon and evening sessions with concluding praises and chorus led by G M Beeler and F N Woodward. A mix of local pastors and attendees is noted alongside brief local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Township
United Brethren Church
Scandia
P. M. Herrick
H. A. Huntsinger
H.B. Cooter
Bernice
G. M. Beeler
F. N. Woodward
Belleville
J. W. Plotner
A Woodman Gone D B Rubendall Dies in Smith Center
Mr D B Rubendall died Saturday night at his home in Smith Center from a brain affection. He was known to readers of the Tour NAL as the Rock Island pumper at Scandia for years and was a charter member of Scandia Camp of Modern Woodmen. He later transferred to Sycamore Camp. He is the first death among Scandia Camp members since its March five years ago. The Modern Woodmen office in Rock Island reported 13 205 certificates issued to new benefit members and 151 new local camps in April, compared with 12 387 last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Rubendall
Smith Center
Rubendall
Rock Island
Scandia
Modern Woodmen
Sycamore Camp
Modern Woodmen Society
Ill
Town Boys Triumph in Pasture Ball Game 30 to 22
A lively Sunday match in Weislagel's pasture pitted town boys against country boys. The town team held off tougher opponents to win 30 to 22. Also noted are a city financial statement for Scandia and a pension increase for Henry Cooper of Belleville to 17 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weislagel’s
Scandia
Kansas
Henry Cooper
Belleville
Reward for information on bass stock in private ponds
Reward offered five dollars for information and conviction of violation of state fish law. Bass stock requests from private ponds urged by C. J. Webber, fish warden. Also notes preaching at Presbyterian church Sunday morning on The Necessity of Faith. Weather mentions rain delaying farm corn planting. Mrs. C. C. Keene travels to Burr Oak Kansas. Advertising DeWitt’s Little Early Risers bowel purgative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Webber
Presbyterian Church
Beware of a Cough and its Remedies
A persistent cough signals diseases like consumption or bronchitis and early treatment is key. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for curing coughing causes and is offered by Happer, the Druggist, with a money back promise if not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happer
Subscription Credits This Week List of New and Former Subscribers
The following names are credited this week for subscriptions. New subscribers marked with a star and quitters indicated with a dagger appear in the list.
Class Picnic at Mrs. G L White Home
Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic at Mrs. G L White residence Saturday afternoon judging by the medley of sounds that floated from the gathering and indicating a good time was had by all.
Frank Dolson Elevated to Master Mason Monday Night
Frank Dolson was made a Master Mason Monday evening with several visitors present to enliven the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dolson
Union News Social notes and local movements in Union
Farmers plan to move from corn to cane and millet while young Union residents discuss attending the Dunkard Foot-Washing. Grace Morris and others visit home folk, and families relocate or travel to Phillipsburg Oklahoma and Belleville. News of Miss Maude Donalson, Mrs. Couchman, and a travel wagon trip by R T Jellison is reported. President McKinley’s death is noted with national mourning.
Local Union News Peek at Farm Life and Moves
Farmers near Union report corn nearly planted and emerging while chinch bugs and cut worms trouble some spots. Local updates note travel to Union on Sunday, a buggy purchase, hay barn delays, field work in Washington two, property sale in Belleville, and a rabid Ino inciting chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Sissal Brothers
North Union
M. B. Sheeks
Belleville
Ino
Also Mentioned on This Page
LONE
Ethel’Hedrick
George Cowle
Republic County
B. P. Bartlett and
Mr. W. Nichol
Hattie Murphy
Addie Gile
Tom Gile
Mrs. Garbry
Rackley
Elbert Lee
B.P
E.H. Bartlett
Burt Walter
Courtland
Mrs. Morris
Jack Gordon
Topeka
John Freeburg
Charlie Winstead
Dan Tucker
John Ayers
Florence Chad
C. L. Babcock
Whist Club
Beaver Creek
Newt Marty
DeWitt
A. P. Happer
Bert Riddlesbarger
Swanson and Son
Union Sunday School
O. A. Throop
C. J. &Wan
Schoul Management
F. A. Smith
L. V. Garman
C. H. Durand
Asa
James Kerr
Hy. Sandell
J Gates
Lotta Stover
North Brook
N. C
A. P. Hopper
Dr. L. A
Carter
Washington, Kansas
H.P. Cooter
Chicago
the Presbyterian Church
Forrest, Sterling
HPI EE
Abov Bong US
Guise
Lave
Gen
Correst
J.h.santell
Plotner
Sandell
Plotner_fine-police
Johnson Hall
Cooper
Lax
Johnson
Gile
Treas
Hall Renton
Jonnson
Geo B Smith
Hall Rent
M Johnson
County Treas
King
John Locke
H Giles
W Smith
B Kimball
H Sandell
John
Ae Min
Ah Seoues
Geo D Heaton
John Hkke Srennswens
Johbn Kalin
J Newton
Charles Leweke
W Plotner
Bulkley
King Ucc Wilson
Alfred Ande
Win Walker
If Cullers & Joh
Jona Kalin Vonnee
Scandia Lumt
Frank Gunter
Peter Lewelly
Nichols
Lervoid
Cullers & Johnson
Bulkiey
Cullers & Joh
Colemn
Dee Sra Ghle
L J Johnson
Wm. Hay
J L Coleman
Helen Anderson
Gust Soderbe
Eric. Almquist
W.G
Coleman B.A. Bergeren
Elmer Hartman
Dgjesdbestick Erick Nelson
P Coleman
Oocke
C. E Albro
Mabel Clason
E Nelson
Frank Smith
Albro
W. Scott
Wilson
Eager
Meare Oyans
Wrenepaee
P. Tinggs
Churchill & Stofer AB
Wee
John Fgz
C KE Albro
J A Culaviell
Cutters & Jons Iwolie
Walt Jennings
Evenace
Elmer Holmes
H Gile
P. Tirigstrom
Angessoanene H
Olson Freeburg ‘Furniture
Eecensore
C. C. Keene
Burr Oak
A. Pp
Union News
Union
Dunkard
Grace Morris
Will Parks
Phillipsburg
Grace Bowersox
John R
Ada Woods
Jessie Stockdick
Pearle Bowersox
Ada
Mrs. Couchman
Freedom Township
Pearl Otto
John Johnson
Iowa
A. Kathrineberg
M. Weislogel
Kansas City
Jacob Rodatz
Howard
Grandma Webber
Mrs. McKinley
W.B. Gulick
Hill City
Ida Donalson
Miss Maude
R. T. Jellison
Oklahoma
Mr. Jellison
Freeman
F. M. Johnson and Son
D. F. Hancock
Florence
Kans
John R. Bowersox
D. A. Bowen
Washington
Edgar Morris
J.T. Johnson
O. P. Bowersox
Munden
Geo. Mikesell
Jay Cooper
Chas
Larson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!