Mrs. Rudloff Retires From Dolton Dry Goods Store After 20 Years
Mrs. M Rudloff ran a Dolton dry goods and notions shop for nearly two decades and has retired to focus on home and children. Born November 11 1858 in Stellen Province Germany she learned cooking in Berlin before emigrating to the United States arriving in Chicago July 18 1880. She married Louis Rudloff in 1881 and moved to Dolton where they built a business and home until his death in 1898 leaving four children Ella William Walter and Herta. Her store opened in 1890 and she built a reputation for fair credit and judging character as she closes her shop with best wishes from friends.
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New Proprietor Takes Over Dry Goods Store in Dalton
Albert Wesse succeeds Mrs. Rudloff at the dry goods notions boots and shoe store on the corner of Chicago and Main. The Dalton native plans stock additions new fixtures rearrangement and a line of new goods to attract a wide patronage, especially among local youths.
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Hit or Miss Locals Reflect on Work and Wives
A satirical column jokes about single men, unemployed providers, and the strain of supporting heavy skirts with suspenders. It argues a town sized for work should also offer thrift and opportunity, lest men abandon their homes for other prairies.
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