Hamburg Iowa Post Office Entry Note
Entry by Edwin H. Gillman at Hamburg Iowa notes second class mailing status for the local post office filing.
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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
2
Entry by Edwin H. Gillman at Hamburg Iowa notes second class mailing status for the local post office filing.
A quiet Sunday wedding united Katherine Belle Crosby Stoner and Samuel Rosseau at the residence with Rev Cole officiating. Amelia Fritz wed J Miner near Hamburg on Oct 26. Mrs. Samuel Lindsay, 35, died in Hamburg of peritonitis, leaving four children. Chas Mann and Ross Reynolds visited Hamburg as Republican candidates for recorder. Mrs. W S Jones hosted a large whist party despite weather with out of town guests Ed Jones of Omaha and Harry Vyse of Sanborn.
Advertises women’s fleece lined wrappers in black white blue red and patterns from 89 cents up. Features 25 to 98 cent wool facinators shawls 48 cent square shell shawls 98 cent and up, circular shawls 98 cents, sills shoulder shawls up to $2. Dr Miles lecture at Hamburg Opera House praised for two hours of vivid life pictures including Rome Vatican and Nero references. T. O. Hern of Payne Junction visited Hamburg.
A New York correspondent reports Mabel Bouton 24 once a Broadway darling from a prominent family is dying in Bellevue Hospital. Her rise from stage kin to society favorite ended in drink and despair leading to insanity and a fatal consumptive decline.
Cards received this week announce the marriage of Miss Helen Nance and Walter L Anderson of Lincoln Nebraska in Chicago on October 29 1902. The couple will reside in Lincoln where Walter is a member of the law firm Tibbitts Bros Morey & Anderson and a bright young attorney.
All wool knee length grays with colored borders priced from 98c to $1.25. Lighter weight wool at 50c. Heavy fleeced lined items 50c. Mercerized skirts from 98c up to $3.50. Gordon Dye Hosiery praised for quality. Wool hose 25c pair, fleeced 10c, two for 25c, underwear offered in sizes small and large.
A group of San Francisco business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock on Aug 30 1901 for a treatment claimed to cure Bright s disease and diabetes once deemed incurable They began investigating Nov 14 1900 tested on over 30 cases and found 87 percent improved or progressed They published the committee proceedings and clinical reports and offer free mailed copies from John J Fulton Company 420 Montgomery St Bartlet Doyle
Advertises a Secret Dispatch show at the opera house on November 18 with a full house expected and admission 25 50 75 cents. Also promotes Frank and Harry's Hopkins block shop for fruit and candies and oysters at Richardson's with oysters priced 25 cents. The Topeka Capital notes the traveling company can pack houses.
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