Many Days Till Christmas at Our Popular Store
Holiday shoppers are urged to visit for a wide selection and satisfactory delivery at pleasing prices. The store emphasizes prompt service and profitable trading for customers during the holiday season.
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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
1
Holiday shoppers are urged to visit for a wide selection and satisfactory delivery at pleasing prices. The store emphasizes prompt service and profitable trading for customers during the holiday season.
A collage of society items mentions A F Bishop for fine china and furniture, Varlin Jennings clothing, Arthur Jenkins visiting family, Ed Lenahan home for holidays, and crowds at Chicago Fair Store offering sacrifice prices. It notes public schools beginning a Christmas vacation, H B Hurlbut Co. displaying cut glass, Mr Albion White visiting from Sioux City, and Spooner’s toy shop. Also details on sermons, perfume bottles, lamp ads, Rand dance proceeds for band equipment, and a note on typhoid fever in place of appendicitis. Includes a marriage at Rewey on December 18 1900 between Edwin Egleston and Miss Thomas.
John L. McCarville 28 son of Michael McCarville longtime Mineral Point resident died at his father's Madison home after a year long illness. He left a wife and child. funeral at St Raphael's Madison then interment at Willow Springs cemetery Mineral Point. The notice notes tributes and local society items from Mineral Point.
Cut prices on books medallions atomizers albums dolls and doll heads plus many gifts for holiday presents. A $40 White House warranted machine is showcased in the dressmaking department with demonstrations and references to past satisfied customers.
An itemized price note highlights fur coats and a holiday stock of clocks and silverware at local shops East man and Meserole and Heide Kidder. A horse buyer announces plans for Chamley's hotel and heavy horse consignments. Mrs Annie Cummings, widow of John Cummings Jr, dies at Peoria and is buried in Mackinaw with a guardian noted for her orphaned son.
The Tribune notes widespread holiday advertising from Spooner’s for undergarments and gloves and reports satisfactory results with good trade prospects. It mentions Christmas watches at Mangers Jewelry, a death and burial in Waldwick cemetery, and local merchants promoting Millinery and holiday goods.
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