The Grundy Family Shopping Carriage Capers
The Chronicle recounts the Grundy family shopping expedition led by the Directress with Dot and Dick and Uncle John. They visit multiple shops in Dodgeville for furniture dry goods groceries and attire while Jennie buys ribbons gloves and hats. Purchases abound as the party returns home weary but triumphant at the wealth of items gathered.
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Mr. Grundy
Dot
John
Mary
Mrs. G
Jennie
Frank
Dodgeville
Ben Midbee's
Uncle John
Wheeler & Co
Thrall & Son
Wee
George
W.S. Bowne
Caspar Zeigelmier
Tommy Rogers
John C. Jones
James
R. Jones
R. Thomas & Co
Henderson's
Clayton & Triplett
P. J. Morris & Co
Spang & Strathan
John Strachan
Mineral Point
Strachian
Jones
U.S
New York
Ile
Commercial House
Aunt Mary
Miss Jennie
Uncle Jan
Prideaux & Hooper's
J. C. Hocking's
Jobn Selzer’s
Enoie
Perfynary
Roberts’ Drug Store
Diamond Dickens
Setein
Aoe Steins
Steve
Fixin’s
Bishop & Narveson’s
J.C. Jones
J. W. Rogers
Whitman
Jennié
Dick Crane
James Mare
Ellwood Bros
Uncertain Lovers Tie In Family Quiet Chapter
Chapter LV follows Dick and Carrie as they gain parental consent for a union that promises happiness. The Grundy household works through quiet days of chores and small acts while the couple awaits a private conversation to seal their plans.
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Mr. Dick
Carrie
Jennie
Mr. G
John
Mary
Hattie
Harry
Ton
Dot
Mrs. G
Christmas Eve Party Revels at the Grunnys with Mysterious Gift Tree
A grand Christmas gathering at the Grunnys mansion in Iowa County fills the scene with laughter and warmth. The library reveals a towering Christmas Tree bearing grafts from Steckers Avoca and Arena sources, items from W C Meffert Arena and others, plus bills and handkerchiefs hinting at Aunt Mary's purchases. Packed rooms, bonbons, dolls, horns, swords, and watches frame an evening that ends only as morning nears.
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Iowa County
Mary
J. F. Stecker
Avoca
Innes
F. T
Ansdel
Arena
J. H. Cartwright
Mineral Point
W. C. Meffert
Thos. Bosanko
Dodgeville
Ralph & James
Tregeddon
Linden
R. T. James
Union Mills
The Great Living Scout Buffalo Bill and Family
An 1840s style vignette tells of William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill as a family man in Kansas. The narrative follows a deadly Indian raid on his log cabin, the rescue by Wild Bill Hickok and Dave Tutt, then a counterattack using stealth and horse charge to drive off Cheyenne attackers and save his mother and sisters. A cliffhanger hints at further pursuit and a spread about continued adventures in Street & Smith weekly.
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Kansas
Cody
M’kandlas
Christian
Gals
Jake M’kandlas
Bill
Lillie
Lottie
Jim
Dexy
Fort Kearney
William
Buffalo Bill
Bil
Bill Hitchcock
Ogailalas
Platte
Myther
Dave Tutt
Darkey
Mrs. Cody
Jame
Jake M‘kandlas
Jessie
Wild Bill
Buffalo Bull
Black Nell
Dave
Powder Face
Bills
Failen
Kandias
Bulkuto Buil
M'Kandlas
Big Maple
Hawk of
M’kandlan
Wathin
Black Hills
Cave Canyon
Tam Gia
Blaaes
M*kandlas
M‘ Kandlas
New York Weekly
Street & Smith
P. O
N. Y
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