25 dot men suspenders and fa at men's handkerchiefs
Market notes show a 25 dot item for suspenders and a fine handkerchief selection for men. The entry references a catalog page number 66 in the store ledger.
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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
6
Market notes show a 25 dot item for suspenders and a fine handkerchief selection for men. The entry references a catalog page number 66 in the store ledger.
An advertisement touts high quality coats in many colors and striped patterns. It claims reduced tailor prices and urges customers to act during a final opportunity to buy locally, promising savings and updated fashions.
News notes from Perry describe alarm over swollen lips in distant cities and Iowa, but Perry sees no victims yet. Local chatter mentions a Normal School Adel, a versatile Dr. Willett swapping lectures for cooking fame, and neighborhood youngsters enjoying birthdays and picnics.
Mrs. Alex Smart died suddenly of heart failure in Guthrie Center. A respected Iowa resident, she shared a long, hospitable life in Des Moines, De Soto, and Fort Smith. She leaves husband Mr. Smart and two siblings, Charles and Ida Conger.
Jefferson visitors include P Ridnear and family. Local residents report illness with several named individuals and ongoing preparations for the Old Settlers Picnic at Wise's grave on August 10 and 11. Visits from Lorenzo Robbins of Nebraska City and C W Robbins, plus a Jamaica circuit quarterly meeting upcoming at Bethel church.
A fragment from Audubon county reports the Republican convention for the Seventeenth district in Guthrie with a tame finish. Rumors of trouble faded as Hopkins faced little opposition. Guthre and the Guthrie delegation supported the roll call vote for United States Senator. The meeting adjourned after a brief, orderly session at half past one.
In a Guthrie gathering the committee chose E W Week as temporary chairman with Messenger of Dallas as secretary. Delegates and credentials were discussed, followed by a push to nominate Iena McDonald Hopkins of Guthrie as the business leader, amid long speeches and delays.
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