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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
7
Local notes cover a City Council meeting tonight faith, travel of John Newland to Webb City and J G Freed investing in a power corn shelter. Socials include a Friday hall dance with about fifty numbers and a birthday tea for Miss Nettie Lund.
Pleasant View school district 81 reports for October 6 to October 31 with 26 boys and 4 girls enrolled. Tardy cases noted. students not absent or tardy include Jim Lewis Wiliet Kelly Bernice Loofbour row Marie Brosseau Lula Day Lee and Bert Larkins Mary Hay teacher. Journal office advertises subscriptions and announces a city hall dance on Friday evening November 14 inviting all.
Local notes record visits and ailments among residents. Stanley and Frank with Rosa and Josephine Kono Walski spent weekend with Birdie and Gertrude Berry. Miss Gertrude Berry returns to school after illness. Several neighbors travel to Nebr. and Kansas City. farm sale to Mrs Peter Doctor. others attend court and Belleville engagements.
Charlie Ball suffered a badly sprained ankle after slipping in the church cellar Saturday evening. Milt Hancock sold his business to A. B. Whitla and C. A. Ball. Bonnie Beecher leaves school to work for Mrs. I. Fike amid community notices.
Mrs G A Anderson visited from Concordia from Saturday to Monday. Robert Scrivner went to Scandia on Saturday. Ole Pederson drove to Scandia. Miss Amanda Jensen suffers with a bad cold. Miss Elsie French of Clifton works for Mrs A Norris. John Johnson erects a new barn. Misses Inga and Alma Rodde return to Seattle after visiting the Ole Tiller home. Callie Newbury has a growth removed from her neck. Ed Jacobsen’s spent Sunday at C Herrman’s.
The Kackley community reports a Saturday shower and farmers gathering corn. Miss Myrtle Phillips returns from Chicago. Ernest Hedstrom travels to Lindsay. The M W A dance is planned for Friday evening November 7. The K A band to give a concert soon and a literary society organizes among local youths.
The Rock Island System offers two round trip Homeseekers Excursion dates on November 4 and 18 to western and midwestern points including Oklahoma Indian Territory Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Texas Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota with one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip Return limit 31 days stopovers allowed and open return. Contact local Rock Island ticket agent or ILL. ALLEN G P A Chicago for full details.
The article describes white veiling gowns with cretonne flowers on white taffeta, various tucked sleeves and bishop silhouettes, and notes Dr Ellicott of Gloucester no longer the sole octogenarian bishop. It predicts Archbishop Temple will join him when he turns eighty on November 30, bringing three octogenarian bishops.
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