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Tom West visited Belleville on Monday morning as several fine new houses stood in construction progress. Roy al Tailors promotes value and better dress in the area.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
7
Tom West visited Belleville on Monday morning as several fine new houses stood in construction progress. Roy al Tailors promotes value and better dress in the area.
H N Boyd editor of the Democrat visited town for most of Friday. Gus Nystrom builds a new barn west of the river. Mrs C Newton and F N Samson of Belleville were in town for piano business. Presbyterian services canceled Sunday. Mrs Rouse and Mrs K R Smith visited Warwick to see a farmer’s sister. Clara Kallman left for Kansas City. Mell Hubbard of Concordia, a Scandia native, visited early in the week. Red Men rent Kallman building hall for lodge room. Mrs J B Henry and sister Sullivan visited Concordia from Chicago. D A Nywall traveled to Topeka and St Joe to buy holiday goods.
Mettie Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis, is seriously ill with typhoid fever as her family and community monitor her condition closely.
Arthur Larson Melvin Williams Arthur Wilson and Merle Paynter spent Saturday evening at the skating rink in Belleville enjoying an informal social gathering with friends and neighbors.
Carla Newell from Fairbury Nebraska visited friends here late last week. Mrs. Rev J E Johnston was taken to Clay Center hospital Sunday morning. Mrs A J Wyatt and daughter from Palmer Kansas arrived Friday for a visit with Mrs L C Hohr and family. L C Hohr left Saturday for Clifton to visit relatives then Atchison for Red Men Council. Mr Dowell to cover Mo Pac depot duties during H Ackley’s three week trip through Oklahoma and Missouri. Coal sales promoted by Dickason Goodman Ltr Co.
The report on H A Hansen was corrected he died of heart failure not horse kick. A minor wreck occurred in the yards Monday when a freight switched mishap delayed the train. Wayne Journal changes hands with J E Windle retiring and P J George taking over. Isaacson builds a cement porch residence noted as unique and sturdy.
Mr Hall, an elderly resident of the east town, slipped while working on a roof and bruised himself. The injuries are painful but not serious. Also notes requests for Pacific Monthly previews and travels of Rev H A Zimmerman to Bennington Kang Topeka and Topeka conventions. Miss Beulah Ward joins the Freeman as reporter after a spell in New Mexico.
The degree team of the Scandia I O R M left Sunday for Atchison to attend the Great Council.
The list includes L C Hohr N R Garber John Gile Carl Gile Largie Ler vold Charley Nordman Eric Thom pson John Poage Arthur Warner Martin Warner Eli Othberg T L Ostburg Pred Evert L J Larson Albert Jackson and Alex Lindall. Garber represents the tribe to the Great Council and Hohr is Judiciary Committee Chairman. Lutheran church services are set for next Sunday at 11 AM and 7 30 PM.
For sale quality Windfall apples 25 cents per bushel unit and handpicked apples 40 cents per unit. Ole Johnson RR2 Box 75 offers pickup near the rural route.
A ladies coat is found and can be claimed by the owner who describes the item and pays for this notice. The finder references R. F. D. Carrier, No.1 as the contact point.
Mouse Concurrent Resolution No 2a proposes amending the Kansas constitution to set legislature pay at 500 dollars per regular session 100 dollars per special session plus three cents per mile. The measure is to be voted on by electors at the 1908 general election and takes effect after publication.
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