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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
7
Mrs. Frank Cuthburtson is visiting friends in Norway. L. M. Brigham departed Monday for Des Moines and Spirit Lake Iowa.
James Whitney received the first degree in Masonry Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sjoholm visited at the John Sjoholm home Sunday. Misses Dora and Esther Ramsey are visiting with Mrs. A. B. Wilder. Miss Lena Hanson of Kansas City is here visiting friends and relatives. Rev. Aaron Segerhammar of Axtell Kansas visited friends here Wednesday.
Mro and Mrs. Sam Creenslade and children visited neighbors. Mrs. Nikirk Sanday and Mrs. C J Maxell with families spent Sunday at the A P Swanson home. An adjourned City Council meeting was held at City Hall Tuesday night. Mrs. Oscar Dahl and daughter arrived from Kansas City to visit their mother Mrs. Holuetrom. Miss Amuda Wohlford returned Tuesday from Colorado Springs after a two month stay.
Reports indicate Lewis Johnson of the old Jasper Bettis farm is cited as another typhoid victim. A large crowd attended a Coffee Social at Gust Tsanesota's Sunday night with receipts over $20. Residents from town and country shared hospitality at Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson's Sunday gathering.
Henry Wingard from Kansas City visits DC. Mrs Bowersox and children from Great Bend join Mrs Larson’s family. P R Ekblad from Randolph plans Harvard study. Grace Morris, a nurse from Minneapolis, visits sister and parents in Saling. The Harvest Home Festival at Republic includes exhibits parade sports and entertainment.
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