Holiday Gift Goods Line Spotted in Notices
All holiday shoppers are urged to inspect a fine line of toilet articles stationery mirrors manicure and shaving sets perfumes and novelty goods suitable for presents to friends and relatives as gifts.
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
1
All holiday shoppers are urged to inspect a fine line of toilet articles stationery mirrors manicure and shaving sets perfumes and novelty goods suitable for presents to friends and relatives as gifts.
Short notes recount shopping deals at local stores and millinery sales. Residents like Win Reynolds visit from Chicago for Thanksgiving meals. Santa Claus displays occupy the stage while others, such as Mr Scanlan, visit Milwaukee. A variety of jewelry items and the Regalia 10¢ Cigar are mentioned.
Mineral Point council enacts rules to bar engine movement across crossings and bridges without protection, imposes damages liability for crossings damaged, and sets fines from five to ten dollars with possible jail time. The measures take effect after passage and publication.
Miles Stricklands son, a 14 year old resident north of Darlington, was shot in the head Sunday while hunting with his brother. A loaded revolver discharged after loading the magazine, striking him above the left eye and penetrating the skull. He is being treated with medical care. recovery possible if hemorrhage and infection are avoided.
The notice list covers a Waldwick church festival on Wednesday December 18, and Thanksgiving services December 9 and 10 led by Presiding Elder Merrifield. It also mentions a Prohibition speech by Oliver W. Stewart at city hall, a bazaar by the ladies aid society, and various local social notes and advertisements.
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