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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
13
Oversight caused me to buy extra items and I must sell them. A very fine garment described as a dark ciel cape trimmed with soutache braid, valued at $5.00, offered at $3.65. Also offering a stave of 80 capes for sale at affordable prices, with other notes about school readiness and a brief price reference of $10.80 and 512.001.
A dealer reports securing 100 strictly all wool sweaters in black blue and maroon. Valued at 1.50 each, they are listed in sale section B8 and are expected to arrive by Saturday.
A newspaper notice touts men's natural gray half wool hose at the sale price of 15 cents, a cutoff from the usual rate, and ladies' heavy fleeced black hose in fine gauge offered at the customary 18 cents, highlighting exceptional value for shoppers.
A local merchant promotes a women's underwear sale offering better quality items at 23 cents, contrasting with 25 and 35 cent ranges seen elsewhere last season. The message emphasizes value and a lower price point for this year's assortment.
A long list of local happenings and small town events. residents change homes, move businesses, and host guests. Highlights include courtship chatter and politics, auctions and sales, weather impacts on farms, a dance at Klondike Hall, and various visits by family and neighbors in Marshfield and surrounding towns.
Millinery opening announced for Marshfield at Mrs J G Kohtaindrruw parlors. Saturday inspection invites the public to view a full stack of winter millinery including Pephe and Gumpriges hats.
Rudey Fulweiler, jailed since Saturday on a livery barn theft charge, escaped by removing three window bars from the city jail east end. He left no address, last seen fleeing during an early morning rush. Police pursue him to clarify a string of recent robberies and shed light on the case.
The ceremony occurred last Tuesday morning at Sir John’s Catholic, officiated by Rev. Risen. Bridegroom William Baer and Mimic Weber wed in a simple church service in Clark County. The record notes the participants and locale, with court actions noted for Beyer and Schumacher in Judge Hist’s court proceeding this Tuesday.
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