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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
5
Miss Kessie West visits Belleville. Ralph Hillery stays with grandmother in Scottsville. Brown sells a horse for $90 to a Belleville buyer. Dunkard church rebuilding begins after cyclone damage. Alfalfa planting and rapid crop growth noted. Children’s Day practice set for June 8. Rural phone lines expanding via Daggett effort. Journal critiqued for sensationalism amid volcanic eruption chatter.
Farmers gain encouragement after Dr. Scott visit on Tuesday evening. One of Joe Munson’s children is very sick. A stork visited John McGregor’s last week. A A Buschow of Courtland was in town. Miss Ellen Berg visited Miss Julia Nelson from Courtland. Miss Ollie Abernathy of Concordia visits sister Mrs. Orlo Willis. Large crowd attends TitAsborg musical festival. Dr. Geo Litsinger and wife from Riley visited Joe Litsinger. Clarence Johnson left Hoffman service for Marion County. Anna Johnson visited from Concordia and is employed as Hello girl at that place. Joe Clark and Orville Willis return to Smith County home with cattle.
The big horse race ended with Miss Dewey as the victor in a hard fast close contest from start to finish. Observers say those who did not see it cannot judge the race from biased reports about track conditions.
Liz Lutz from Clyde and Miss Belleville visitor Bessie Lofty spent Sunday in town. A fierce wind Saturday night caused damage to trees and ripped part of Seabolt's storefront awning while tangling the telephone system.
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