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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
1
Community notes list visitors, departures, and transfers including Rev Richardson, Mrs Hopkins, Mrs Bennett, and Mrs Hettle. Local business updates report shoe stock at Wheeler’s, a Cairns Naylor hire, and a store change to Anderson and Frederickson. April forecast praises farming potential with cautious weather outlook.
Mr. T H Jackson giving up his Stockton business and moving to Progress Saskatchewan with Mrs Jackson. At an I O C F at home she received a pearl brooch and he received a jewel. neighbors later presented a clock and fern dish. An Epworth League farewell address praised her church work and organist service.
The Cairnns Naylor & Co millinery department hosts a spring showcase with dainty simple styles and large crown hats. Fashions feature blues from navy to pastels, London smoke grey, cerise, and abundant flowers. Notable designs include The Merry Widow sailor in white braid, a Russian Turban in navy straw, and a large black velvet bow accent.
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