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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
7
Local residents attend events and visit relatives across the region. Dr J W Ekblad travels to Randolph to see parents while John Botts visits from Helvey. Miss Viola Stillwell visits Mrs A A Mellen. T J Mahaffey spends a day in Belleville. Ed Ahrens guests from Belleville and more.
Mr W Hicks leaves Monday evening for Garnett Kansas to visit his mother and to attend the State Fair en route. A daughter named Marjorie May was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farmer on the recent Monday, September 8.
Miss Lois Tebow departed Sunday morning for Kansas City to join the Redpath-Horner concert company as she pursues musical engagement opportunities.
Mrs. E J Mahaffey transferred Tuesday evening from Formosa where she had been visiting her son to her home in Concordia. Lloyd Larson returned to Kansas City last week after a short visit with his sister Mrs Albert Larson and other relatives and friends.
George Walsh stars in Luck and Pluck at the Princess Saturday evening with a Sunshine Comedy. Jennings offers samples and tailoring services for Chicago houses, promising a fit or no sale.
Mrs. Carrie Lund and daughter of Los Angeles visited J. E. Jokander and relatives for two months. Miss Sophie Peterson leaves for a week from the post office duties to visit sister Esther Peterson at Lindsborg. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Loofbourrow and daughter Marjorie drive to Manhattan after days with E. C. Wires. Bettis Variety promotes dress goods. Wires party trips to Kansas City for holiday goods. Jackson Hide and Fur Co. solicits hides with price savings claimed from direct tanners.
W. B. Gulick left Monday to buy goods in Kansas City. He was with his son Charles to Topeka. Mrs Amanda Olson with three daughters from Vancouver B C visited cousin Mrs J A Freeburg and relatives here.
Mrs Laura Lowers traveled to Topeka on Tuesday to attend the Fair. She was joined by Miss Helma Smith of Topeka who has been visiting here. Alfy Tingstrom from Des Moines Iowa arrived Sunday and stayed until Monday with relatives. He is employed on a bridge construction crew in Iowa.
The Dorcas Society of the Lutheran church convenes in church parlors on Friday September 19 from 2:00 to 5:00 p m. Mrs August Johnson to provide refreshments with a cordial invitation extended to all attendees.
The article lists suppers at Old White Rock on Monday evening with Dr. Ekblad G W Nimocks Mrs Zora Garber Mrs Shirley Foreman and children Mrs Wheeler Mrs Ryan and W J Barley attending. Carl Florell of Kackley married Myrtle Thoss of Milwaukee in Judge Van Natta's office Tuesday afternoon with Rev J C Boyce officiating. A C Florell accompanied them. The Journal sends best wishes to the couple.
Men sought for wet process work at Nebraska Cement Co in Superior. Wages 37 percent above base, 10, 11, or 13 hour shifts. No prior experience required. Permanent position with good conditions and rapid promotion potential. Apply now for steady winter work.
The demand today calls for business trained youth with merit and character. Grand Island Business College in Nebraska, incorporated for thirty five years, is touted as a leading western business training school. A free catalogue is offered on request.
Mrs H Debus visits from Esbow while T J West plans to attend the State Fair in Topeka. Geraldine Farrar stars in Maria Rosa at the Princess next Tuesday and George Walsh appears there Saturday. East window display invites shoppers to Scan dia Mercantile. Mrs Hillery of Oil Hill Kansas visited relatives locally and in Belleville. Mrs J A Freeburg and son Earle Schwahn spent Tuesday at P A Stromberg’s home in Republic.
Wm Weislagel traveled Tuesday for a week or ten days to Vernon Colorado to visit his brother James and family.
Miss Olive Brown departed Saturday for Des Moines Iowa to attend Capital City Commercial College for business studies and clerical training.
The Kritzer Cash store has enlarged and refinished its display window, described as a very adequate and attractive addition to the shop.
Ed Anderson and his daughter Beulah came back Saturday from Fort Morgan Colorado after two weeks visiting his sister Mrs. V. E. Bebard They also spent several days with the Frank Swanson family at Snyder Colorado.
A notice lists Mapes and Falcomer as proprietors of a city barber shop with details on ownership and services.
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