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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
2
A compact local roundup gathers notable items from roads railways and byways. Short notices cover community happenings and small town occurrences in a stream of brief reports.
The Epworth League of the Swedish M E church will hold a Literary and Social gathering in the church parlors next Thursday Det 5 at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited. Rev Sahlen and family visited Courtland area earlier in the week.
Mrs John P Nelson of Kansas City visits her parents Mr and Mrs G Johnson A R Morex president of Ko and J Bank leaves for Kansas City for the American Bankers Assn Mr and Mrs Frank Mahan welcome daughter Vivian Mae born Saturday Sept 23 People attend the Goeklmar Bros Circus at Belleville Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Will Beames of Lincoln visit father J B Beames and relatives
Mr. Seabolt's daughter from St. Joe arrived Thursday evening for a social visit at the Morey home.
Mrs Grant Simms of Courtland spent Wednesday in Scandia with her sister in law Mrs Walt Preble Mrs Frank Hawkins was called to the bedside of her father Mr Hanson near Leonardville Saturday and left immediately for that place.
The next Free Lecture at the school auditorium will be held Monday night. The subject is Iron Mining and Transportation, promised to be an interesting talk by the speaker.
For sale a male calf about a week old. Contact J. V. Chase in Scandia Kansas for details.
Fire lightning and tornado risk coverage for Republic Co Mutual insurance year with cash plan values of 1000 and 20 dollars and note plan 23 dollars. location Chester Ball Belleville Kansas.
G W Nimocks and family motored to Waconda Springs Sunday for a pleasure ride. Sam Summer and Mr Kent motored to Logan as the first of the week returning the same day. Homer Bushby left by auto on Tuesday for a trip to the west part of the state. Birch Mercer is now fording a bout. Oscar Linden purchased a new Buick last week. Erik Erikson and family were among visitors at Waconda Springs Sunday.
Axel Wohlfort and his wife, accompanied by friends, motored to Waconda Springs on Sunday for a brief outing and social visit.
J. P. Owshey and family arrived Wednesday to occupy the Leryold property in Scandia. J. H. Sandell, cashier of the Bank of Scandia, departed Sunday from the Convention of the American Bankers Association.
T J West returned Monday night from a ten day trip to To peka Kansas City and Manhattan Oscar Isaacson came down from Hardy Monday for a short visit here with the home folks. He will enter new employment and has accepted a position in a department store at York Neb.
Mrs Johnson was transported to Concordia hospital on Monday for treatment and possible operation. Miss Mable Berg grino served as nurse for Mrs Johnson.
J P Owsley shipped household goods to Scandia on Saturday and will visit Netawaka Kansas and several other places before settling at their new home, according to the Clyde paper.
Mrs Carin Holmstrom spent Monday near Court land with no relatives present. The report notes her activities and current location without additional details.
A reflective line compares pessimism to enduring seasickness during life’s voyage and asks if the reader shares that outlook.
U N Hendrix learned from the Governor's office that his resignation as Justice of the Peace of Sean dia township has been accepted and J W Plotner is appointed as his successor.
Miss Apanabel Paulsen of Topeka visited her uncle Charles Monson and family last week for a family gathering and kinship reunion.
The Republic County Sunday School Convention will be held at Berkeville in October 2021. J. H. Knegle, state secretary, will be present.
Sunday School Rally convened at Concordia Sunday afternoon with many out-of-town workers attending. State Secretary Engle delivered the keynote address and energized delegates to improve efficiency in home schools while noting the active presence of notebook carrying attendees ready to absorb and apply ideas.
Holton Steam Laundry advertises itself as the best in town offering laundry services and barber shop facilities.
District S87 reports potato digging season is at hand. Mrs. Albin Isaacson visited Gilbert Jensen Friday afternoon. Lloyd Davis and Walter Anderson helped fix a pump. Hazel Platt left for Smith Center to work. Elmer Anderson had men putting up prairie hay Thursday and Friday. Gertie Jensen returned from Scandia at week’s end. Richard Jensen helped Carl Benson stack hay Thursday. Mrs. Jesse Sothers stayed with Mrs. John Sothers Saturday night. Oscar Isaacson of Hardy visited relatives Monday. Lloyd Davis and family spent Sunday at Walter Anderson’s. Robert Sweringer was called to nearby duties.
The week ends with bereavement for Mrs. Gilbert Jensen and Regenia visiting relatives in Seadia. Nearby, Mary Sothers and uncle John Wynne of Paris Illinois stay with the Sothers in Courtland. John Isaacson and family visit Edwin Isaacson and Elmer Sothers. a wagon accident injures Jack Kreagel near John Isaacson's place. Albert Etter assists.
Dr K A Moore, osteopathic physician, maintains an office in the F and AI Bank Building. Office hours are on Tuesdays and Fridays, serving Seandia Kansas.
An agent promotes Holton Steam Laundry claiming superior service and urging residents to try their work in Scandia, asserting customers will like the quality.
Mrs Newton, longtime resident of Seamdia and proprietor of the Maple Hotel, visited WK C for a few days from Ik. C. before planning to move to Brooklyn New York to live with her daughter Mrs Clare Cree. She wished to see her old home one last time, though content in Ik. C.
A writer argues against excessive aid to the south and urges readers to tour the war torn region to see that southern residents deserve fair legislation. The piece calls for shared prosperity and cautions against selfishness while promoting equitable policy.
Local and fast passenger schedules show times for eastbound No 84 94 362 40 fast pass and westbound No 838 97 361 39 with morning afternoon and overnight departures and arrivals including local and fast through trains for Topika Hast Jersey. The timetable lists specific departure times such as 2 40 pm 9 19 pm 5 84 6 local 10 00 am 2 43 am and westbound 7 15 am 11 58 am 6 35 pm 10 43 am 3 44 am and 1 06 am.
The Journal Office reports having in stock large sized carbon or transferable paper.
Farmers Merchants Bank Chamberlain's Colic Cholera And Diarrhoea Remedy is urged for prompt treatment of sudden colic and diarrhoea. The ad touts quick relief, a 35 year reputation, and availability. Hall's Catarrh Cure is also advertised with claims of blood cleansing and health improvement.
Scandia and Norway attendees report on the largest USBo conference held in Kansas at Concordia. Sunday services listed for Scandia and Concor dia parishes with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship times, plus a church sewing group meeting Thursday afternoon. The article closes with a moral on character and church giving.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Tall's Catarrh Cure has been promoted as a remedy.
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