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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
5
A brief ad offers a very fine dark Cheviot cape trimmed with Soutache braid at 12 dollars, an oversized stock from an oversight. It promises a bargain for the season, noting the seller must clear double purchases and aims at affordable ownership for children and families.
A buyer reports securing 100 strictly all wool sweaters in three colors black blue and maroon for a sale price of 1.50 each. The deal highlights a special opportunity and market value of the stock referenced as B8c.
The advertisement promotes hosiery bargains with Mets natural gray half wool hose at ten cents, normally fifteen cents, and ladies heavy fleeced black hose fine gauge at ten cents, usually eighteen cents, highlighting exceptional sale pricing.
An advertisement notes last season customers found the 25 cent underwear equal to more expensive 35 cent options elsewhere. This year the seller offers a higher quality item at the sale price of 20 cents, highlighting improved value for shoppers.
Local notes report De Pond smells of mushroom in a front yard and various residents courting in Grand Rapids. Landlord McMallen has rebuilt a bus. Louis Taemle tends to winter work. Miss Anna Icke offers jacket remodels. Public events include a pound social for Rev Hill, W. A. Te Uy meeting, and a harvest of horse sales and farm reports.
The ladies of Marshfeld are invited to visit Mrs. Koll at the millinery parlors for an exhibition of winter millinery tomorrow. The event promises a display of refined fashion in hats and accessories, highlighting the art of winter millinery with new fashions.
The article reports the escape of Rudey Fulweller from jail after breaking bars at a coop in the east end. He had been awaiting trial on stealing charges connected to Beattie’s livery barn and padlocks, with authorities pursuing him for further light on recent thefts. Police will continue attempts to recapture and question him.
Mr William Baer and Miss Mamie Weber wed in the morning at Sir Joso s Cavhedly abuse Roy Risen officiating. The marriage of Mr Ford Schalac of hiscus to Mrs Ernestine Selino of the own oof Thever Chirk county was solemnized in Judge Binta s court this week.
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