Colorful colorings sale of top quality items
A large assortment of beautiful colorings offered at a sale. Emphasizes high quality with a regular ten cent value and discounted sale pricing.
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
10
A large assortment of beautiful colorings offered at a sale. Emphasizes high quality with a regular ten cent value and discounted sale pricing.
A fragmented sale listing describes plain white handkerchiefs and various women s vests and union suits. Items include all wool and fleeced garments in multiple sizes, with regular prices from 25c to 3.50, staged in a clearance sale with several lots and broken sizes.
A large ribbon stock purchased from a mill before inventory will be aired over forthcoming weeks. The sale emphasizes clear pricing and extended availability as stocks move through the market.
Local shop promotes a large stock of children's coats and men’s and boys’ shoes with signs boasting the most complete selection in town. Advertised items include men’s footwear from $3.50 to $5 and boys’ shoes at various sale prices.
Arpin residents note a two week stay by guests and a busy social calendar. A dance suffered rain but drew a fine crowd. a banket social raised about 16 dollars. O. J. Lord and A. J. Cowell hold farm machinery sales, while local families visit relatives in Rapids and Mukwonago.
The Vesper Foundry Machine Company on Tuesday contracted with Vesper Safety Oliveria and Malleable Iron Co for the construction of their welting furnace and annealing ovens. The project will require about 0 tons of iron and castings. Local notes include residents visiting, livestock poisoning in the area, and several community movements and travels.
Sunday services at the Sigel Aclua church drew attendees from Grandi Rapids including Martin Hanson Sven Holbert Eric Freeman Gasp Erickson Andrew Edegard and wives Pete Halberg and Hilmer Holburg George Gdegard Albert Erickson and Ellen Nelson Lilie Erickson among others. Local residents Chas Eekiond Carl Moberx and families visited Duluth area work connections. Ladies Aid met at Martin Olign home with a large crowd. Florence Sitterley from Grand Rapids visited the Newman home during the week.
Henry Huser and Adolph Schyurer leave for northern state to work in the woods this winter. A wolf was killed west of Babcock while deer hunting. Dr V P Norton, EH Oberbeck, A Voss and John Rasmussen hunted last week and early this week. O J Leu and John Arnold led a group cleaning up land from Julius Kunta’s across Hamlock as settlement efforts advance west of Hamlock.
Rudolph Therry Gase and Howard Moore host Thanksgiving with Frank Sharkey’s family. Arthur and Carl Sorenson confirmed at Sigel Swedish church. Will Provost tunes engine for W. P. Sorenson's well drillers. Mrs Frank Whitman sick with pneumonia. Mrs Will Provost also on sick list. James Case butchered for Mr Bratton on Monday. Mrs Clara Hockins returned from visits to Fittsville and Grand Rapids. will work at Braveru Mercantile Co store this winter. Read the book see the play St Elmo Monday.
Fern Ross of south Saratoga spoke briefly at the hare of M Solomon. Bir and Mrs Andrew Liansen spent Sunday at the Johusen home in Nukoos. A ten pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs HKuutesint November 23. Orn Johnson returned from Wisconsin where he had been. J Viterson and family spent Sunday in Nekones. Miss Kathryn Jobna Thanksgiving with Frank Rose and Lynin Platimenal Tronies in south Saratoga. Mrs Kavteron returned from Milwaukee with daygster Mrs George McC youl Lewis Halim and Mins dukie Gustel wedding Saturday. Saratown boys serenaded at the bow of the farmer's parents. Mar and Mrs Pres Haas Mr and Mrs Ujeather of Wellner spent Sunday at the Willisin Andarsour home.
Residents recount weekend visits and Thanksgiving gatherings. Families from Monroe Centre and Nekoonen attended events at local homes, with prizes awarded at a J Harring schoolhouse basket social. Several groups plan travel to Wentfield and Nelton to visit friends and relatives while noting sleighing and ongoing social visits.
Jaumen Miles and wife arrived from Cincinnati late week. Georges Hibbers 18 is building a horn on the Lots appeal to the post office. Agnes Keenan spent Patakai 70 visiting at the Higa of her brother Hol, returning Saturday evening. Edna May ilealing from Wiphthoria and able to be ant again. A Farbush went to North Port late week. Buford Blakley drove to Pittavile last Friday. John Turner returned to Tugrahant last Monday. Mrs. Freme Fishback of Pittsville visited with her husband a few days. Mr. Mishback to cooking on the Hilew farm. St Elino the 6th.
A garbled local page lists multiple residents and visitors in Merrill and Neenah areas. It mentions Mr and Mrs Chapman, Arthur Mulroy, Mayor Connor, and several other individuals tied to Thanksgiving visits, deliveries, and social rounds. The text references court orders, arrests, and various community actions without coherent narrative.
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