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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
8
A collage of humorous clippings shows eccentric vignettes from early press. Kids misbehave in baptism lore, a pursuer chases a book vendor, a burglar drenched by germicide, stage quips, and social banter about romance and fishing mania.
Wanted in this state to manage our buses in their own and nearby counties. Mostly office work at home with salary $75 monthly plus expenses. Ref: self addressed stamped envelope to Hierbert Hess Prost, Dept. M. Cinemas.
Multiple farms offered near a town of 5,000 with prairie and woodland, rich rainfall and rail access. Listings include 35 acres under plow for 1 500 and 160 acres with good buildings for 4 200, among others. Also a blacksmith shop for sale operated by Nelson & Marx with years of business.
Fred Leonard clerks for S Ellis FM Crowley at Verona on Tuesday. Mika Bacon at Hotel Johnson MOE Raymond a Capital City caller Tuesday. Mise Sabin returned to school Wednesday. Four cars stock shipped this week. Workmen raise the C M St P water tank. Steve Johnson opens a new restaurant here. Miksel Marv and Anna Dodge visited Capital City Saturday. Coleman family spent Thanksgiving with Geo Wood. Col Ellis received Marvel flour carload. Mrs Bowman of Kankounn is a grocerykeeper at D P Bowman home. Mrs Donoven and daughter left for Milwaukee. Miss Moran of DeForest visiting sister Mrs Raymond. Mrs Woodford of Morrisonville visiting relatives. Mrs Kinney and daughter visiting W F Kinney. Mr and Mrs Chas Kolar spent Thanksgiving with Ed Wheeler. Mrs Miller of Madison died. Miss Nellie Clint learns of sister Mrs Randall’s death in Cazenovia. Remains laid to rest Token cemetery. DeForest beat Sun Prairie 41 to 0. DeForest also defeated Payette 44 to 0. Mrs P Statz ad offers something to interest you.
Windsor Station timetable shows passenger numbers 805 and 426 heading north and south as trains 84s and 3060 oriented to late afternoon. Local freight No 84s and others listed. C J Donovan, agent.
A reader testimonial from Arevies Pennsylvania cites rapid recovery from whooping cough after using One Minute Cough Cure. The letter mentions cures for coughs cold grippe and throat and lung troubles attributed to Janes Clarke.
The Congregational Church holds Sunday preaching at 1620 with a Sunday School for youth and a prayer meeting in the afternoon. Loomis is the pastor. The Ladies Missionary Society meets the second Friday each month with Mrs A Laoweids as president and Mrs Dessie Haswell as secretary.
Short entry lists town officers including Ore Heiety, Bisci Riees, WooP. dianehar, Supervisors, OS Hetna, Clerk.
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