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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
3
A wagonette load of Belleville high school students attended Friday evening commencement. Local visits included Bertha McEwen from Republic and Iva Williams from Belleville. Memorial sermon set for May 28 at United Brethren Church by Rev. H A Zimmerman.
The Journal notes an invitation to the Wesleyan University commencement at Salina. Julius A Morris is listed as a graduate of the academic course this year.
Dr. C V Hageman will leave next week for a month of study in Chicago Mrs Paul Lanone visits Concordia this week Mrs G E K Thope leaves Saturday for Lawrence Kansas for an extended visit with her parents John Gunter of Clay Center visited town last week Professor Slopansky of Cunha was in town Saturday Preaching at M E church Sunday evening The M E church raised the pastor salary to 650 Frank Nystrom went to Concordia for appendicitis operation Harry Goodrich en route to Republic Mrs M A Preble and Paul visit Cuba Tuesday C C Wilson did business in Courtland Tuesday Mrs A R Morey leaves Sunday for a week in St Joe The Sandell property on Main Street sold to Henry Liebeck for 950 A fine rain fell Wednesday morning and night Each teacher treated pupils to ice cream on last day of school Taken Up A small red shoat owner can recover by proving property and damages Lost lap robe between my place and A C Thompsons Finder please leave at the JOURNAL office A number attended the circus at Belleville Campbell Brothers show this year Memorial day services planned in City Hall Scandia May 30 1905 at 2 PM
During seven weeks thousands visited Paul de Longpre's painter home in Hollywood to view his works. Several paintings sold for 7500 dollars. He designed the June Women's Home Companion cover earning 350 dollars plus magazine space valued at 2000 dollars. Exhibition closes May 1.
A classified advertisement invites readers to accept a straight salary job paying $3.50 per day or $21 per week. It promises no bond or red tape and urges quick action to hire locally, with Sprague Wholesale Co. at 2112 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
Local ad promotes a fine line of hammocks with an invitation to visit the shop run by M A Preble.
Notice posted by Henry Liebeck offering $10 reward plus costs for the arrest and conviction of the person who shot a windmill fan on his pellet filled farm. He forbids hunting and shooting on the premises and cites a legal land description in section seven township eight range seven. Violators will be prosecuted.
Scardia teachers outline summer plans with Thorpe and Mrs. Thorpe visiting Lawrence then returning to teach at Republic County Normal. Poage attends Normal and visits Kackley relatives. Beck schedules extended family visit at Atchison. Bliss to study locally and in Belleville. Collins joins banquet in Belleville.
Drs Pitts Blunk and Pitts, eye and ear specialists, operate at Eighth and Francis Streets in St. Joseph Missouri. Correspondence solicited.
An advisory notice invites inquiries at the JOURNAL Office for an investment promising returns above ten percent, urging readers to contact for details.
Local supplier D A Nywall advertises a full range of Dr Hess scientific preparations for stock and poultry, highlighting comprehensive stock care options for farmers.
Advertisements offer positions with Blew Brothers & Co in Chicago for home or traveling work in the Wholesale and Educational Departments. Salaries promised, expenses advanced, permanent roles, with address in Chicago. Another listing seeks a trusted person as branch office assistant with weekly pay and no investment required in Dearborn Street offices.
Warning forbids trespassing on Lot 4 Sec 17, Lot 1 Sec 18, SE 4 Sec 7, Lot 4 and 5 Sec 8, includes hunting and fishing. Offenders will be prosecuted according to law. Enoch Larson and Nais Bergstrom, owners.
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