Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-28


features OF the business.
Jeide's tailor shop was presented in
the person of Lutte Curry, who wore 8
swallow tail coat and knee pants. Pic
lures of flat iron and shears were borne
in conspicuous places.
Chords shop put in unique
and rather ancient appearance in
Charley Wright, who wore continents
al suit with all its anuquated pOmp.
Each available corner was turned back
and faced with the most stylish color
buff.
In the Barber shops Lou Starr was
represented by Mrs. Starr. who APP
peared with towel drapery, sash and
cap-red, white and blue. The skirt
was decorated with razors, scissors and
brushes. Gibbs, by Art Marks in full
tonsorial dress. and TONY" Howell by
Tina Stephens in red, white and blue
costume.
The grain dealers enterprise was rep
resented by Miss Flo Hannum, who
wore hat and dress bedecked with
grains of sll kinds.
l.. Weber's Boots & Shoes was repre-
sented by Miss Lizzie Brick, in dark
dress decorated with small shoes.
Miss Nellie Walker was }. II. Bald
wins Representative, and wore black
silk lace, front trimmed with gold
watches, and wearing or carrying num-
erous necklaces and bracelets. Nap
kin rings, salters, etc., were suspended
by ribbons from belt.
Art Jones stood for Reeds penman-
ship charts, and wore charts No. and
2, sandwich style, aud carried one for
banner A high hat also told the peo-
pie his business.
Miss Velms Trowbridge was the rep
resentative from Trowbridge & Black,
and appeared in dark dress nicely
decorated in feathers, eggs, and other
articles characteristic of the business.
The carpenters were represented by
Miss May Longdon, who wore q black
Cashmere covered with shayings, and
carrying set OF tools from her belt.
The hat was trimmed with the same
materials.
The blacksmith and carriage shops of
Geo. Mccarthy was represented by
John Calls in a black suit covered with
horse shoes. Black cap with horse
shoe ornament in front.
The Harness shop of Henry Nehls
was represented by Miss Alvira Alcorn
in dark dress draped with netting and
trimmed with designs in large and small
harness rings. The portion of the net
having ear tips was worn as cap.
Mrs. b. Weber was represented by
Letia Kinney, who wore dress trimmed
with candies, crackers, cookies. and
bearing banner Il Scream.
Pendleton's restaurant was represent
ed by Miss Mckenzie in a costume of
light material decorated with cookies,
cigars. etc.
Meyers Il Showalter. bankers. were
represented by Virgil Showalter, and
with his bright buttons Of coins, gold and
silver, cuffs of bank checks, and deco
rated with notes and banking papers
made a good appearance.
The State bank was presented by Miss
Fannie Book who appeared in white
satin and null. trimmed with gold
coins.
Z. H. hyde's repairing shop appeared
in the person OF Miss May Nathan who
wore white trimmed and decorated with
numerous minerature tools and imple-
fments, and carrying in her belt brace
of fire arms.
Walt Rothschild was DR.. Reed srep-
resentative and wore an operating suit
and carried string of forceps owe. his
shoulder, and wore cap decorated with
false teeth.
DIR. Clane's DENTISTRY was represent
ed by Miss Belscamper, who wore black
satin dress trimmed with crosses of
teeth, necklace of teeth. and belt of
forceps. La her hair were worn orna-
ments of smaller operating instruments.
Green ~ Abrams Livery made a good
appearance by MissVanDyke,who wore
a close fitting riding habit. jockey cap
and CARRYING banner representative of
their firm.
MAY Roberts represented the music
store with costume of white bearing
staff Of music in skirt front, wearing
tambourine for cap. and carrying
banjo for banner.
Miss Delphia Oswald represented the
Fire Company in plain blue flannel