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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
A string of brief items reports visits and daily activity from multiple towns. Neighbors including Miss Kerth, Adon Nedsau, and Miss Mine Prebte are recorded visiting Cairo, Belleville, and Manhattan. The piece mentions street work continuing and a bank visit by Narvey Sandels, plus Robison and daughter Avaio at Popeka fair.
George White left Sunday for Manhattan to study at the Business College. Miss Konina Poage visited home folks in Kneck ley over Sunday. The boys basketball team will travel to Republic Friday and the wilds team Saturday. Miss Amie lave went to Belle Ville Sunday morning to spend the day at the Rosenquist home. Clastroold arrived from Cherokee Oklahoma for a visit. A large number of Scandia people accompanied the band to Belleville on the last day of the fair. Javie Mineson started for South Dakota Sunday morning, aiming to be gone a week. Mrs. S.A. Swanson arrived from Salt Lake City Monday evening after a six week visit. C. W. Dingman of Clay Center, Bankers Life, is in town citing insurance. Mrs. M. J. Hillery went to Covert Kansas to visit relatives for a few weeks. We have unloaded a car of threshing coal and can supply needs. Philip Ekblad of Randolph, arrived Tuesday night for a short visit with his brother. Quincy Blosser returned from the western part of the state where he has been buying cattle. Minnie Lundine went to Grand Island Monday to work as stenographer for the American Mercantile Co. A baby boy was born Sept 10 to Mr. and Mrs Lew Johnson northwest of Scandia. The Batchelor Boys of the Presbyterian Church presented a fine individual communion set Sunday.
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