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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
An advertisement parades numerous discounts across apparel and household goods. Highlights include summer corsets, nursing wear, infant and children’s shoes, silk shirts, men’s wash suits, and boys’ shoes, plus shoes priced 3 for 5 cents and draperies at 10 cents. A 1,000 lb butter contract is noted and china matting is advertised.
The capital city visitors Wednesday include B Vlieland and family. A forthcoming week promises big events at the Fair store with ads touting $1,000 in summer dry goods at low prices and notices of Northwestern Line excursions and upcoming publications.
In a hazy ledger of testimony a prisoner claims an accidental break in during a tense moment. The magistrate dismisses the notion and the scene shifts to a suburban house incident with chaotic confusion and ill defined details.
A scanned notice page lists services and meeting times for Catholic Presbyterian and Lutheran churches across Westport and nearby areas. It notes Mass schedules on Sundays and special observances, along with pastor names and visitor welcomes.
Westport Lodge No. 14 I of 1 holds meetings on the fourth Saturday of each month in the olding house in district No. 2 with J K O Malley as presiding officer and M F Hogan as secretary. Westport Catholic Temperance Union meets the first Saturday evening of even months at Ryan's Hall with Minnie Welch as secretary.
The Ladies Missionary Society holds meetings on the second Friday of each month. Mrs. AL BP leads, with Mrs. Bessie Haswell as secretary, and Mrs. EO Warner as another listed participant in the Women’s Christian Verneriesee Union activities.
Passenger numbers and freight services listed for the Windsor Station timetable show trains going north and south. Specifics include passenger Nos 305 and 325, with freight No 80s, and local and freight movements described in the clipped schedule.
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