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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
4
Local items note a complete Ford engine for sale via M A Preble. Township board held regular monthly meeting last Monday. Advertisement promotes Paris Green arsenate for potato vines. Welcome circle to meet with Mrs C F Erickson next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edith Aspegren of Salina visited over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs A L Aspegren. Mrs D Kershner of Concordia came up for Decoration Day and stayed at the Go Nimocks home.
Frank D. Smith drove in Tuesday from Kingston Missouri where he has been visiting relatives for a couple of weeks. Mr and Mrs Geo Sigsbee and children of Manchester were here Decoration Day visiting at the J M Sigabee home.
Miss Esther Isaacson, a student at Wesleyan University in Lincoln Nebraska, came home last Friday evening after attending classes there.
A drama titled The Dangerous Age plays terrace wanderers and curious women at the Princess Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday, promising a stage of wandering men and wondering women.
Gene Nelson and family of Belleville were afternoon callers last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Kalman.
Mr and Mrs Julian O Bear of Kansas City and Mrs Dick Dale of Richmond Missouri are expected Friday evening for a visit at E M Boggess home.
If able she will be brought home from Concordia the first of next week. Her daughter is expected from Oklahoma to assist in caring for her. Dr W R Dillingham of Sabetha spoke at Decoration Day services and was guest of Mr and Mrs F W Kreitzer for dinner. Mrs Ada Patterson and children of Pratt Kans, visiting relatives, left for Rexford Kans. A poster notes a local screening of Dr Jack at the Princess on Friday and Saturday.
Mr and Mrs O E Bledsoe and children from Thompson Nebraska visited the A M Bettis home on Sunday. Mr Bledsoe pitched for Scandia in the afternoon game against Superior.
Union religious services were held at city hall. Special music included a double quartet and a vocal duet by Mrs. Morey and Mrs. Wires. Rev. J. J. Richard delivered a very able sermon.
several residents plan short trips to Kansas City Oak Hill Kan and Clay Center for visits delegations and conventions. Mrs Sophia Olson and her son visit Jen sen Neb with Mrs Maria Sederlin. Womans Missionary Society of the U B church meets with Mrs Rob Nylund on Wednesday June 6. Eric Tebow finishes year at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan and returns home for summer. Mr and Mrs Oscar Beurman travel to Oak Hill Kan to visit relatives. Mrs Gustava Ostberg goes to Clay Center as Swedish M E Sunday School convention delegate. Harold Lloyds Dr Jack screens at Princess Friday and Saturday. Mrs Mabel Jackson of Esbow attends Decoration Day with G E Loring. A R Morey and L A Seabolt depart Thursday for Kansas City by sedan for about a week.
Warren Berggren and Harvey Moe, last year students at Salina military school, came home Saturday for their summer vacations.
Miss Pauline Nylund and Miss Rosamond Madison traveled to Manhattan on Tuesday to visit friends and relatives. Nylund will stay for summer school at K. A. C. A. Anderson and wife from Concordia attended Decoration Day services and visited the families of their daughters, Mrs. Albert Jackson and Mrs. Carl Hugos.
W F Farlee buys the property north of the Parsonage and will take possession at once.
Mr and Mrs W R Stelzer and children of Omaha visited visiting relatives at Belleville and drove over Sunday for a visit with friends here.
Oscar McMurray drives a new Standard truck while Harry Hoffman assists with another vehicle to distribute Standard products in this area and adjoining communities.
C E Albro R J Bettis J M Brown and G P Plotner attended the funeral services of Chas Clark at Republic Sunday afternoon. Mr Clark was a mail carrier out of Republic for a number of years.
Rev W S Baker planned to be accompanied by Mrs Baker on a LaCrosse trip but illness in Mrs Bakers mother at Beloit keeps her there briefly. Mr C A Anderson and children Ida Margaret and Melvin came from Osawatomie for Decoration Day. Anderson and Melvin returned home while the girls stay to visit friends.
Supt. B C Gideon of Norway and his wife expect to leave soon for California for part of the summer. Gideon has been chosen as superintendent of the Norway school for another term. A S Mahan of Salina and Raymond Cooper with Mrs Hicks visited here. Raymond will stay to assist at Farmers and Merchants Bank during Mr Morey’s absence. Lloyd Tedrow and son left for California to make Ontario their future home.
Francis Peroutek a Valley House produce dealer west of Esbon was visiting home folks Sunday accompanying a trip to the area to see family and friends.
Miss Ella Hawkins who attended Cottner College at Bethany Nebraska the past winter came home this morning.
Mr and Mrs Robert McHenry and their children of Clifton visited Mr and Mrs Albert Larson on Wednesday and Thursday, sharing time with the Larson household.
W R Stelzer and family of Omaha along with Mrs C E Lee Dom and daughter Miss Alene visit the Oscar Linden home in Courtland. Also listed are Chan Cullers and his wife with children Helen and Junior.
We have Napthagas cleaner and offer clothes cleaning and pressing. Ladies and mens work guaranteed with reasonable prices. Vic Anderson guarantees odorless results with garments.
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