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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
8
A collection of social notes from For mosa and surrounding areas records the Nelson Bomin wedding, relatives visiting from Norway and Yuma, a Tom Thumb wedding event at City Hall, carpentry and cement work on local homes, and a revival minister’s ill child recovering.
Mrs Carcaline Granstedt plans to leave this week with Mrs 4 D Peter for Dallas Texas to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs Jno Sjoholmert went to Topeka last Friday to see a sick daughter. Mr Stjo holm returned Monday while his wife stays with the daughter likely needing an operation. Tom Thruuh Wedding set for Friday evening Oct 24. C J Balk and family of Jamestown visited town on business and to see Carl D Larson on Rt 1. Q J ds Stett of Salina, agent.
L C Smith typewriter was in town on business Saturday. Jno Larson remodded the property formerly occupied by R T Smith and placed it in good condition. The M B church young peoples class will meet with Mr and Mrs G J Schafer this Thursday evening to organize. The Journal office offers carbon or transfer paper in large and standard sizes. Wim Wohlford traveled to Woodston Kansas on business. Mr and Mrs Gee Schafer and children visited Hardy for the day. Ben Vincent and family of near Courtland visited relatives in town Sunday.
W M Oliver and family went to Washington Tuesday for a visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs J Duncan of Norentur visited their daughter Mrs Wim Sebaugh last week, returning home Monday evening. Large carbon paper for transferring patterns now in stock at the Journal offer. J Otkin and wife with sister Aliss Webber and Jake Stall of Cook Nebr visited by auto Thursday evening and stayed until Saturday with Ate and Mrs W Sebateh.
Mr and Mrs Bo Morey and Mies Senbolt took an auto trip to Washington Monday to book after hand interests. Roe G Thompson and Merritt Sigshee traveled to Broken Bow Nebraska Saturday to register in the land drawing. A unique window decoration at the Scandia Pharingey drew attention. A camp fire or soda fountain advertisement by wires. A Ellingson made a business trip to Kansas City Wednesday evening of last week returning Sunday.
For Sale. The southwest quarter of section 19, town 3, range 4 in Scandia township. Sold on liberal terms. J. M. Sivshee, Scandia, Kansas. FOR SALE A registered short horn bull coming three years old G Johnson Scandia Kans Scandia Phone 710. 0-16
A well improved 10 acre farm located 2 miles east and 2 miles south of Scandia is for sale. Interested buyers may call or write PL J. Smith at Scandia for details.
D. 8. Marple promotes a new well drilling outfit with guaranteed satisfaction. Contact Scandia Kansas or write to Scandia Kans for details on the service and guarantee.
Classified note: Well Drilling seeks nine wells, contact Stoner Hardware in Kansas. The ad references I. R. Persing as a point of contact or responsible party.
For sale at 75 ft front property with barn and good water well in town. East front. Inquire of W. B. Qulick.
For sale 80 head yearling steers dehorned in good colors. Located near Scandia Kansas two miles east and a half mile north of the Svatrdia schoolhouse. Call or write Bri les, Scandia, Kansas. Phone 1412. Progress History Club yearbooks just printed. next meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ahrens.
The United Brethren report eighteen conversions at a Norway gathering. Plans include organizing a class there with the local pastor splitting time between Norway and the current point. Further details are promised for next week.
Mrs Jake Weislever travels to Clay Center Irthas to visit her mother. She plans to drive down this week and take part in an automotive run to be held there.
Seana residents attended the 40th anniversary service at the Lutheran church in Kackley. Kallman and Nywall cars carried passengers from here. Several others joined the gathering while injuries and travel mishaps are noted among attendees including minor sprains and eye irritation from a gust of wind. Susie Swan visited her sister Mrs. Alwin Botani in Colorado.
In Leavensworth Sunday night OBL Galick and a smith were directed to sit on the craned jury as part of an unspecified local proceeding.
Dr and Mrs J Wo Ekibi ane Mos and LAM Wheeler of Duluth Minnesota arrived at the start of the week for a visit with relatives and friends in the area.
Rev J Wo Nwwall of Ida Pally Idalo attends with his mother and brother Dr Al and wife to preach at the Ada Lutheran church 40th anniversary observance and groundbreaking pastor assignment.
Otis Lash of Concordia visited nearby. Misses Minnie and Cora Bowling hosted a bowling social at their Belleville home Friday evening. J B Bowling, a Belleville businessman, was in town this week.
G. E. Fulcomer spent Sunday visiting Grant Fulcomer. The outing appears casual with no noted events or additional participants mentioned.
Mr and Mrs J B Bowling and family spent Sunday in Norwich at the Aysworth home. Cecil Carpenter is in Jewell County this week helping his brother put in wheat.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. N Voorhies on Wednesday and Miss Nettie Brasen Sundaved at tramie, detailing a small community gathering and activities.
Mrs EL Fike came home Monday after weeks in Burr Oak. Miss Margie and Miss Ana Carpent er returned to Norway Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Lash visited Bellerville Saturday. Minnie and Cora Bowlin hosted Johnson families. Neighborhood attendance at a Norwich revival. All with claims against Studebaker buggies for repairs must present them for allowance at Oller.
Archaeologists uncover relics of Gautama Buddha in a hidden mound near Peshawar. The discovery excites a vast Buddhist population across Asia and rekindles interest in a shrine location long lost in oriental lore.
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