Mis of couples and visitors in Dresbach Minnesota
News brief from Dresbach Minnesota notes visitors and residents. Nicolson North Dakota couple Mr and Mrs J R Baker visit relatives. Miss Nellie Johnston and Mr Claude Smith wed in La Crescent with Rev John Dolle officiating. Several residents travel, work and illness updates plus a local paper hanger F Drexel job mention.
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J. R. Baker
Nicholson
N. D
Nellie Johnston
Claude Smith
Lanes Valley
la Crescent
Minn
John Dolle
Wm. Sinclair
Brainerd
Baker and Johnson
N. W
Lizzie Gaskill
Garret Humfeld
Ben Stienstra
Montana
E. A. Horner
la Crosse
M. Morrisey
Minnesota City
R. H. Dickson
Ted Widmaye
Edinburgh
Personal notices and local visits in La Crosse
A column of personal items, visits, and itineraries from La Crosse and nearby towns. Names include Dr Will Powell, Mrs Jas A Brown, A J Latto twins born April 28, and many locals such as M L Roberts, N H Rank, William Muller, J M Wolf, O N Thundale, C C Carrier, L C Perkins, R F Jordan, William Born, T J Martin, C S Bassy, Charles Edwards, N E Trance, P Schmauker, J O Paulson, D E McLillan, C White, and J W Palmer with various travel or business notes. A rummage sale is planned at Grace Chapel Mission.
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Will Powell
Jas. A. Brown
Missoula
Mont
la Crosse
C. Steineger
Ferry Street
A. J. Latto
M. L. Roberts
Caledonia
N. H. Rank
Spring Grove
Grace Chapel Mission
16Th
Pine Streets
R. F. Jordan
New Albia
William Born
Fond du Lac
T. J. Martin
Viroqua
C. S. Bassy
Winona
Charles Edwards
Reedsburg
N. E. Trance
Plattville
George Powell
P. Schmauker
McGregor
J. O. Paulson
Sparta
E. Sachler
D. E. McLillan
Bowbell
Ok C. White
Mabel
J. W. Palmer
Minneapolis
T. J. Howard
National Bank of Minneapolis
Senator Bird to Deliver Memorial Day Oration
Memorial day observances are underway in Sauk County with State Senator H. P. Bird of Wau saukee set to deliver the memorial address on Gettysburg. Committees from Von Colwell, McKinley, and Spanish War veterans are preparing a program for a meeting in a few days, with exercises at Fourth Street park if it rains.
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H. P. Bird
Wausaukee
South Side
von Colwell
George D. Wright
B. F. Bryant
J. M. Holley
McKinley
Henry Wilsey
G. D. Phillips
M. Seivert
John Swan
A. B. Chandler
Albert Iverson
Fourth Street Park
Pioneer’s Harrowing Ride After Wagon Horse Escape
Ger ben Jarinska of Tophar homesteads suffered a broken leg when kicked by a horse. Neighbors loaded him into a wagon for a 25 mile ride to Philip for medical help. During the trip the team bolted, tossing him about in the wagon for over a mile before the horses broke loose. He waited alone for hours until a new team could finish the journey to the doctor and surgical aid.
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Jarinska
Beachy Critiques Rival Airship in New York Speech
Lincoln Beachy, famed aeronaut, denounces a rival airship in New York as a dangerous contrivance. He compares it to a careless barber mishap, recounting a South Bend barber who wounded patrons and laughed, while a customer tests if his mouth would leak water after the shave.
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Lincoln Beachy
New York
Mr. Beachy
South Bend
Washington Star
Do You Like Bananas Bishop Coleman Banter
A humorous anecdote from Lippincott’s recounts Bishop Coleman of Delaware, aged and somewhat deaf, at a banquet. A young lady asks if he likes bananas, prompting a delayed reply as he confesses a preference for the old fashioned nightgown.
City News Aged Inmate Dies at County Poor Farm
Sam Chase died at the county poor farm Tuesday morning at age 86 after three years there and long declining health. He is survived by a Trempealeau brother Frank Chase and several children in Oregon. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the poor farm. Uniforms The Uniform Rank of Woodmen of the World have received uniforms and will wear them tomorrow evening. Aide Society The Ladies Aid of Westminster Presbyterian Church will meet next Friday afternoon at Mrs. Caroline Wagner's home, 1228 South Sixteenth Street.
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Sam Chase
Frank Chase
Trempealeau
Oregon
AID Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Caroline Wagner
South Sixteenth Street
Shayler Preaches Spiritually at Christ Church Mission
Rev. E V Shayler spoke at Christ Church during a mission service, urging transformation through the mind and the will of God. He led a three part program with hymns, a sermon on Romans 12 2, and a Q A session. Morning services are at 10 and evenings at 7 45 except Saturday. He noted no collection will be taken.
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Moller
Christchurch
Shayler
Christ
Christ Church
E. V. Shayler
Wisconsin May term criminal calendar list
The May term calendar shows cases including burglary charges against James Howard John Polinode Charles Lowry and Sam White Archie Forbes Frank Voss and Albert Shimshek. Other cases include conversions of logs embezzlement desertion and non support and assaults with battery plus a wine room conduct violation and a vagrancy charge.
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State of Wisconsin
James Howard
John Polinodo
Charles Lowry
Fred Craig
William Grossbach
Robert Tyler
Harry N. Blackburn
Phone heads go to convention at Eau Claire
F L Shuman manager of the local Bell Telephone office led the delegation to a district convention in Eau Claire starting tomorrow. Accompanying him were Rose Clifford chief operator S A Aswumb wire chief and Charles Robinson city foreman. Milwaukee officials including Alonzo Burt and H C Seymour will attend. A sub licensed companies convention will also be held. The aim is to foster better acquaintance between employers and department heads.
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F. L. Shuman
Bell Telephone Company
Eau Claire
Shuman
Mr. Shuman
Singin Skule Beginment at Y M C A in La Crosse
Preparations near completion for a large home talent show titled Singin Skule Beginment at the Y M C A hall in La Crosse. The Universalist young people present a lively program with strong cast members and abundant musical numbers.
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la Crosse
Universalist
Sid Cucumberseed
F. A. Viets
Jed Spoopendyke
E. L. Spicer
Lem Hawkins
J. S&s. Lowe
Abner Hayseed
Wm. Torrance
Jim Wheatstraw
Bill Slocumb
William Batchelder
Calvin Stickfast
I. H. Moulton
Jake Duckfoot
O. J. Sorrenson
Bud Rhubarb
Fred Goddard
Schlatter Leaves Brewers for McKeesport Club
Ed Schlatter of Toledo, the Brewers’ initial sacker, was sold today to the McKeesport club in the O. and P. league. Schlatter will report to McKeesport at the end of the Brewers’ series here.
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Schlatter
Brewers
Toledo
Ed Schlatter
McKeesport
Then Mr Boxley Measured By His Meanness
In a clipped exchange, the minister and his wife discuss generosity and true measure. The minister concludes Boxley’s giving was not by means but by his moral stinginess, reflecting a moral vignette in a Catholic Standard and Times column.
Traveling Taft and Moving Pictures
A humorous note from Harper's Weekly on Taft gaining moving pictures while Gumbusta laments the lack of a nonmoving portrait, reflecting contemporaries’ amusement with film and presidential imagery.
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Taft
Harper’s Weekly
Irvine's Ear Studs and Jewelry Stock Before Sale
Irvine's offers coral turquoise pearls and opals in solid gold settings priced from 2.00 to 5.00. Buy now and save 1-3 on purchases. Largest stock of newest goods available.
North Presbyterian church C E society names new officers
The Christian Endeavor society of the North Presbyterian church held their regular business meeting on Friday evening in the church parlors. Officers chosen for the coming year include President Elsie Groezinger Vice President Pearl M Laughlin Treasurer Ida V Bayer Recording secretary Ethel M Herrington Corresponding secretary Agnes Webster Organist Pearl M Laughlin and Junior superintendent Miss M S Jessup.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the North Presbyterian Church
Elsie Groezinger
Pearl M. Laughlin
Ida V. Bayer
Ethel M. Herrington
Agnes Webster
M. S. Jessup
Doerflinger Store Hosts Spring Pop Lar Dance
The Doerflinger store employer announces another pop lar dance at Woodman hall on Thursday evening April 30. Kreutz orchestra provides the music and street cars will be waiting at the end to bring attendees to all parts of the city.
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Doerflinger
Woodman Hall
Kreutz’ Orchestra
Health Talk Postponed for May First at Caledonia Church
The health talk for the Ladies' Aid society by Miss Cecelia Maloney, a health specialist, originally slated for last Friday, is rescheduled to Friday afternoon May 1 at the Caledonia Street M E church.
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Caledonia Street
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cecelia Maloney
Dutch Lunch Farewell Party for Bay City Bound Guests
About twenty five guests were entertained by Mrs F D Miller and Mrs Begloff at the Miller home 322 North Seventh Street. The event served as a farewell as the Begloffs plan to move to Bay City Michigan. Prizes in 500 were awarded: Miss Nina Frame first for ladies Mrs Moytes second for ladies Dr Holmes first for gentlemen Mr Frio second for gentlemen. At midnight.
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F. D. Miller
Begloff
Dr. Holmes
Mr. Frio2s
Dutch Lunch With Green Onion Decor Prizes
A Dutch themed luncheon featured tables adorned with green onions and place cards shaped like wooden shoes. Prizes included steins and Dutch pipes, and the afternoon event was described as very enjoyable.
Bell-Hop Charged With Hotel Robbery
Leon Thomas a former bellboy at the Stoddard was arrested in Winona on a charge of stealing a suit of clothes and $1.50 in cash from hotel employees. He was captured after spending the day in La Crosse while local police sought him, with the alleged robbery occurring on the night of April 18 before he vanished and later returned to Mil waukee and then Winona.
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Leon Thomas
Stoddard
Winona
Thomas
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Suspect Apprehended While Wearing Stolen Garment Suit
Police in the city arrested a suspect matching the description of a stolen garment. He was found wearing a suit that conformed to the reported attire, leading to the arrest.
The Child Father to the Man
A Success Magazine passage on Theodore Roosevelt recounts his childhood remark about looking after his mother and praying for his father. The anecdote highlights Roosevelt’s early inclination toward concern for family and hints at later leadership tendencies.
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Wm. Franz
Tas
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Cail
Mme. B. Soule
Main .J
E. A. Rohr
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City News
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Ney
Samantha Ann Melodunest
Lark Smith
Trilby O’farrell
Hazel Ruplin
Alvirey Slimmins
Edith Pry
Clementina Hanks
Bernice Barber
Sis Fiddledee
Neva West
Luella Brickabrack
Helen Bailey
Lorella Everlove
Agnes Berg
Sophrena Flimkins
Lillian Torrance
Jemimey Larkins
Alice Pryor
Angelina Turveydrop
Hilda Gillemeister
Romeo Shakespeare
Eugene Luening
Hezekiah Rumples
William Torrance, Jr
Tommy Doodle
Carl Jungbluth
Yellow
W. T. Irvine
Irvine
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Success Magazine
Ssaengerfest Fund
Kreutz
Alma Hosley
A. P. Thomas
Joseph Kreutz
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