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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
8
A roundup of Clyde Republican notes lists residents traveling to De vatur Iowa Concor dia and Belleville visits plus homecomings and guest appearances around Concordia Scandia and Valley Falls. Notables include Rev Cooter and Rev Kilpatrick preaching and a hunting accident injuring a finger in Lloyd Johnson’s circle.
J H L Miller's baby ill I Vollen visits from Superior M s C N Astrot from Courtland with son Gus Allen Walker visits from Kansas City for the day Presbyterian Calendar hosted by A P Hopper Friday May 31 Olson Freeburg Furniture opens stock to Tescott Prof H A Stowell attends commencement Dr L A Carter returns from Topeka elected state physician D Daly not up for grammar school next year A Kathrineberg and wife at odds Mrs Kathrineberg returns to Fairbury George D Bowling receives Entered Apprentice degree lode continues busy summer ahead
Berea Lumber and Coal advertises durable screen doors as Handsome. The piece notes Mr and Mrs Henry Bissell from Massena Iowa visiting Eric Nelson and family, marking their first trip west of the river and hoping for pleasant recollections of the far west to take home.
Ordinance 47 bans livestock running at large or tethering them in streets alleys or public lots and will be strictly enforced. The minimum fine for violations is ten dollars. Citizens are told to govern themselves accordingly by order of the Mayor and City Marshal.
Weekly credit list shows names with small payments and new subscribers marked by stars. The passage also includes an unrelated drug advertisement for White's Corsas and a note from A J White Druggist offering 25 cent price.
Memorial Day exercises will be held Thursday May 30 at two o'clock in the United Brethren church followed by decoration of graves in the cemetery by surviving comrades. All old soldiers are urged to attend and participate in the services. An advertisement for HEREINE claims vitality and strength with a 50 cent price. A. J. White Druggist.
Half mile east of the school house a lady's cape is offered to the owner who proves property and pays for the notice. Miss Mabel Anderson hosts friends at her North Grant Street gathering. Presbyterian Sunday school teachers and choir meet. Mrs. A. L. Whitney reports a pleasant time. Miss Jessie Throop visited Lela Hyatt and returned to Republic. Ed Egg traveled to Omaha on business. A letter defends the graduating class, stating members excelled in tenth year work with an average of 80.29 across the class. A remedy advertises Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment for piles with prices listed.
A course on education inaugurated by the Woman's Education association committee on domestic economy at Associa tion hall features Dr. John Dewey of Chicago University as speaker. He argues introducing domestic economy in schools suits girls for future service and that boys and girls are equally proficient in carpentry and cooking at the elementary level.
Advertisement asserts Rheumatigin originates from poisoned blood and is best treated by HERBINE which purifies the blood through the liver and kidneys. It claims the remedy divests the system of offending agents. Price is 50 cents. A. J. White, Druggist.
An old ad touts Newitts Little Early Risers to prevent disease by aiding liver and bowel action. It promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to soothe stomach disturbances, restore appetite, and regulate digestion. Sold by Hopper the Druggist with 25 cent boxes.
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