Prices Set To Clear Seasonal Stock This Week
J Brusse ll states the store will not carry over seasonal goods and promises customers new items at low prices, indicating a push to sell off stock before the season ends.
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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
2
Wash Goods Remnants on Sale at Discounted Prices
Remnants of wash goods offered at up to 50 cents per yard with lengths of three yards or less. Special price 10 cents per yard. Bargain items available for a limited time.
White Petticoats on Sale at $1.00 Each
A local shop advertises Embroidery Trimmed White Petticoats at one dollar each, claiming they are the best value in Muslin underwear. A shopper noted that she once paid nearly that much for embroidery alone, not counting fabric or making costs.
Local notes from Des Moines and Manning area business visits
A roundup of residents visiting for business and personal matters across Des Moines Manning and nearby towns. Mentions Phelps Wilsons Langworthy families Hudier resignation from Bilharz store, Ward and bridge horse incident, Mrs Schrader caring for sick baby, Hays trip to Manning and Council Bluffs, Breniman in Nebraska reporting good crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Phelps
Des Moines
Miss Verge Wilson
Onlin
H.W. Wilson
Exim
C. W. Marlin
Welch
Harlan
Frank Rice
Coon Rapids
Clyde Baker Lins
Hoover's
Chas. Wilder
Mabel Schrader
Joe Jolson
Ross
E. A. Benson
California
United States
Miss Lona Hays
Goldie
Omaha
Audubon News Farm Loans and Local Notices
Audubon news item reports farm loans at 5 percent with Davenport Savings Bank. Local society notes include superintendent Arthur Farquhar overseeing farm painting, Mrs. Langworthy ill, several residents traveling or visiting relatives, new postal carrier Wm. Rees, nurse Miss Lacey Lieb taking vacation, and various town happenings. Also mentions union church services, county officials adjusting tax assessments, Junior Endeavors sociable on church lawn with a doll show, and fair association appeals.
Local families plan travels and new purchases after winter
Frank B. Davis and family returned from California and plan to stay home for visits. Wm McLeran and son Bert may head to California next Monday then travel south for summer. Architect Rasmussen from Des Moines approved the school plan during a visit. A McHargue of Audubon county bought a new team for Watkin’s medicines and spices and tested it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill Wilson
California
Alvin Cole
Audubon County Fair Association
Frank B. Davis
Wm. McLeran
Bert
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.brussell
Bon, Iowa
Russells
Rile Jones
Manning
Taylor Langworthy
Boone
Will Hudier
Bilharz Store
Will
Alex McGuire
R. F
John Ward
Joab
H.C. Nelson
Breniman
Nebraska
Audubon News
Davenport Savings Bank
Bagley
Nelson
Arthur Farquhar
H. Mendenhall
Audubon
Loud Rippey
James Hart
W. A. Smuthey
South Park
Ned Curtis
Oklahoma
Wm. Rees
Lacey Lieb
Valley Junction
Mae Christy
Oskaloosa
Fred Vermilya
Fred Suter
Missouri
Fred
John Weighton
Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Wattles
Brayton
Dan Freeman
I. P. Hansen
R. C. Spencer
Hans Hansen
P. L. Hansen
Extra
Wisconsin
Mr. Hansen
Audubon County
U Samuel
Mother Hubbard
Jack and Jill
Geo
Washington
WASH
Phelps & Phelps Audubon
Iowa
Jesse Humiston
Cedar Rapids
H. W. Wilson
Atlantic
The
Fair Association
Charley Kline
Malvern
Powell
Henry Hale
Wyoming
Chas. McLachlin
Miss Verge McLachlin
Mville
J. P. Johnson
Towa
Cted Johnson
Ilinois
Frank
Johnson & Buck
Johnson
Colorado
Preston
Hans Christensen
Canada
Association
Geo. W. Hoover
Pres
O. B. Train, Secy
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