Miscellaneous Business Notes01

 

WAUPACA POST

December 21, 1893

 

 

            Herb Pryor, and old Waupaca boy, is making his mother, Mrs. Wm. Simcock a visit.  This is his first visit since leaving 23 years ago.  Herb learned the printers trade of Judge Ogden on the Republican.

 

 

            After January 1^st the Waupaca Steam Laundry will adopt the cash system.  Tickets will be issued, ….

 

 

WAUPACA POST

January 16, 1885

 

            Gil Lytle has been in charge of the boot and shoe house of E.P. Conklin the past week.  Business is at a stand still there until several attachments are adjusted.  Mr. Conklin has made a voluntary assignment of his property to his uncle, Mr. J.A. Richardson of Janesville.  We hope everything will yet be satisfactorily adjusted between debtor and creditors, as it seems a good shoe store ought to pay in this city.

            Selz, Schwab & Co., Chicago $4,200; Beale, Torry & Co., Milwaukee, $2,160; Amazen & Haley, $700 are the names and amounts of attachments issued against the stocks of boots and shoes of E.P. Conklin.  Mr. Conklin has been invoicing his stock with a view to settlement.  This week with orders from headquarters he is looking over the stock in Waupaca.