Social Directory Notes From A Cinch Party Crowd
Mrs Wheeler entertained yesterday afternoon as prizes went to Mrs Aldrich and Mrs Harry Palmer. The guest list includes numerous Aldrich, Frame, Pettingill, Frame, Weitz, Glea son, Rogers, Hatch, Fox, Miller, Sommers, and others from Onalaska, St Paul, Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Mexico. Several gatherings followed with card games, a high school class ride to Eagle Bluff, and a trip to Dres bach on a Mexico visit occasioned by Mrs Frame. many appearances by local families and society figures are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Gleason
Cinch
Aldrich
Harry Palmer
Mesdames
W. H. Aldrich
W. W. Schall
C.O' Newell
W. A. Lester
M. Sutherland
E. B. Knutesen
J. M. Pierce
Onalaska
H. S. Burroughs
V. Frame
McIntosh
W. A
Nina Frame
Henghstler
Alex Hyslop
Mesdames A. G. Nevins
Joseph Clarke
J. L. Pettingill
George Powell
R. F. Weston
Mosher
Sones
Meister
Goddard
Servis
Kincaid
Viola Pettingill
Maud Pettingill
Fanny Powell
Thompson House
Dresbach
W. A. Thompson
Mesdames L. C. Colman
G. W. Traer
W.E. Sawyer
F. H. Hankerson
I. P. Hixon
D. Cunningham
Fred Miller
Messrs
Mesdames FE
Gleason
E. R. Savage
W. S. Frame
M. K. Frame
Edgar Frame
Frank Weitz
George Miller
House warming and social gatherings noted
Mrs. A. R. Osborne welcomed family at her West avenue home Friday in a warm gathering. Ella Hardy hosted a coffee on Wednesday afternoon. Susie Watson hosted a dimmer for twelve for Miss Jessis Oxley of Marion, Iowa on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Osborne
West Avenue
Ella Hardy
Susie Watson
Jessis Oxley
Marion
Hayrack Party Survives Storm Near Rice Lake
Last night a hayrack ride and dance at Rice Lake sheltered partygoers in nearby cottages as a storm interrupted the outing. Chaperones Mr and Mrs Lennon and several guests including Miss Lennon FE Lennon Lillian Kroner Tessie Hiskish Irma Candrian Emma Marquardt and others returned home early this morning after a jolly time despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Mrs. Lennon
Misses Lennon
FE. Lennon
Lillian Kroner
Tessie Hiskish
Irma Candrian
Emma Marquardt
Uackner
Messrs. O. Smith
Kruger
Rylie
Chicago
Otto Bosshard
Dean May
Roy Bingham
Hayrack party to Eagle Bluff for evening gathering
A Thursday evening hayrack party hosted by a group of boys and girls went to Eagle Bluff. Supper was served at a cottage at midnight. Attendees included Misses Etta Selke Alva Roesner Mamie Stipek Emma Johnson Louisa Martinek Et ta Fuller Lillie Fuller Mable Laurgaard and Messrs Will Heath Herm er Wingstad George Tellie Norman Meyers Oscar Gilbertson Chaunty Pomroy Leonard Swenson Jesse Brenner Herbert Merman and Edgar Breener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Bluff
Etta Selke
Alva Roesner
Mamie Stipek
Emma Johnson
Louisa Martinek
Etta Fuller
Lillie Fuller
Mable Laurgaard
Messrs
Will Heath
Hermer Wingstad
George Tellie
Norman Meyers
Oscar Gilbertson
Chaunty Pomroy
Leonard Swenson
Jesse Brenner
Herbert Merman
Edgar Breener
River Notes and Camping Parties On Otto Launch Ride
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E L Colman hosted a launch ride aboard the Otto for her son Joseph and Rodney Bliss of Osborne Missouri. They stopped at French Island for supper. Guests included James and Arthur Evans Orlando and William Crosby Lincoln Candrian Morton Traer Theodore Edwards Parker Bourneton Jack Brindley Burton James Charles Colman Frank and Otto Funke and Mrs Alice Vought provided a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Colman
Otto
Joseph
Rodney Bliss
Osborne
French Island
James
Arthur Evans
Orlando
William Crosby
Lincoln Candrian
Morton Traer
Theodore Edwards
Parker Bourneton
Jack Brindley
Burton James
Charles Colman
Frank
Otto Funke
Alice Vought
Parties and outings at Eagle Bluff cottages on Birchwood
A chaperoned party led by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hart Jr. visits Birchwood Burke cottage at Eagle Bluff with a group including Mrs. Sutherland Hodge and several Misses Stantley Gray Cary Osberg Davis of Galesville plus Messrs Platz Nichols Hodge Folger La Chapelle and doctors Chase Evenson. Ladies Embroidery club travels by Otto launch to La Moille with many named ladies. A Tuesday evening launch honors Misses Ruehl Sommers Lennon Hic kish Kroner Candrian Marquardt Sommers Kuehl Hagen and others with supper and dancing at Eagle Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hart, Jr
Birchwood
Burke
Eagle Bluff
Malcolm Sutherland
James Hodge
Viola Stantley
Rose Gray
Grace Cary
Mildred Osberg
May Davis
Galesville
Messrs. Platz
Nichols
George Hodge
Folger
Sam la Chapelle
R. T. Chase
H. C. Evenson
Ladies’ Embroidery Club
la Moille
Otto
Will Ott
Kohlhaus
H. Seiger
Roony
Hurtgen
J. Seiger
Barber
Aitkinson
J. McDonough
Murray
John Elliott
Belle and
Rena Ruehl
Jeannette Sommers
Chicago
Lennon
Bertha Hickish
Lillian Kroner
Irma Candrian
Emma Marquardt
Belle
Rena Kuehl
Hagen
Janesville
Messrs. Bigham
Leonard Jorstad
Dean May
George Powell
Albert Gantert
Messrs. Rylie
Walker
O. Smith
Kreuger
Chicagos
County Outings With Young Women At Mrs Cronk’s
A party of young women chaperone several young girls at Mrs Cronk’s near West Salem for the week. The group includes Edna Tarbox Myrtle Goddard Helen Dyson Georgie Suter Laura Cunningham Marie Paul Gretchen Salzer and Josephine Traer. A second party from Waterton Iowa consisting of Margaret Marston Lulu Coren Edna Coren Freda Michel and Josephine Lichty will visit next week.
Miss Wood Presents New York Line At Stoddard
Miss Wood representing S Ollen dorff of New York shows a sample line of costumes and gowns for street and social life at the Stoddard and is taking orders. Ladies are invited to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wood
S. Ollendorff
New York
Tea At The Country Club Delightful Five O Clock Tea
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. T. H. Spence and Mrs. L. C. Colman hosted a pleasant five o clock tea at the country club. The gathering featured light refreshments and friendly conversation among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Spence
Clergyman Credits Postum Coffee Replacement
Iowa pastor recounts wife’s vomiting episodes linked to coffee. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, symptoms vanished and never returned over nine years. He endorses the product from Battle Creek and cites The Road to Wellville as a read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Dinners Honor Visiting Ladies From North and South
Mrs. George Marvin Jr hosted a dinner for Mrs. D A Kendall of Pine Bluff Ark and Mrs. Sarah Taylor of Minneapolis. Mrs. William Doerflinger held a dinner at Bob White cottage for Miss Bessie Griffin of Baltimore. Miss Katherine Paul gave a lunch at the Country club for Miss Jeanette McMillan of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marvin, Jr
D. A. Kendall
Pine Bluff
Ark
Sarah Taylor
Minneapolis
William Doerflinger
Bob White
Bessie Griffin
Baltimore
Katherine Paul
Country Club
Jeannette McMillan
Chicago
Society notes of travels and visits by local residents
Mrs L A Brown of Albert Lea returns home after visiting Mrs E F Marston. Miss Louise Reiger departs for Kalispell Montana for six weeks. Miss Marquardt Burns heads to New Hampshire after summer with Grace and Ruth Heath. Mrs L J Sawyer and Mrs David Austin return from St Louis. Miss Josephine Lichty of Waterbury Pa visits Miss Edna Coren. Mrs E L Spicer leaves for Osage Iowa to run Hotel Cleveland for six weeks. Mrs S H Russell and Miss Barbara Russell travel to Douglas South Dakota for a few weeks with relatives. Mrs W L Crosby and children head to Portland and Seattle. Mr and Mrs J E McConnell go to Portland. Mrs C W Elmore and Miss Lillie Elmore visit Wi thee farm at Hixton. Captain I H Moulton goes to Hixton for Sunday with Mrs Moulton visiting Levi Withee. Archie Lewis returns to city after nine years at Ronoak Virginia. Miss Lucile Anderson returns to Red Oak Iowa. Miss Maurita Wiles goes home to Chippewa Falls. Mrs J D Young visiting near Fairmont with Mrs E E Marston. Miss Margery Savage spends August in St Paul Minneapolis. Merle Savage off to Lindsay farm for a month. Mrs Angus Cameron Mrs Brown and Miss Barbara Russell spend summer at Martha’s Vineyard with plans to be there in October. Miss Jessie Sherman summering in East Gloucester. Mrs J S Medary and Mrs Robert P Hyde visit Mrs Frank Norbeck in Anaconda Montana. W F Hayes of Seattle to stay with Dr Maurer over Sunday. Mrs A A Maurer plans Alaska trip with Lena Walton for a month or more. A telegram from C H Greenwood and party reports a pleasant trip by motor to St Paul with good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Brown
Albert Lea
E. EF. Marston
Louise Reiger
Kalispel
Mont
Marquardt Burns
Grace
Ruth Heath
Earla
New Hampshire
L. J. Sawyer
David Austin
St. Louis
Josephine Lichty
Waterloo
Edna Coren
E. L. Spicer
Osage
Cleveland
Miss Cleveland
S. H. Russell
Barbara Russell
Douglas
Mid
Miss Russell
Chicago
W. L. Crosby
William
Emma
Portland
Seattle
J. E. McConnell
C. W. Elmore
Lillie Elmore
Hixton
Withee Farm
I. H. Moulton
Fairmont
E. E. Marston
Margery Savage
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Merle Savage
Lindsey Farm
Angus Cameron
Brown
Martha Vinyard
Mass
Cameron
C. H. Greenwood
James James
R. C. Whelpley
Thad Brindley
London Old Boys Pass Through City on Special Train
A 175 strong London Old Boys delegation traveled via Burlington road this afternoon en route to London Ontario for the society's semi centennial celebrations. West representatives joined from Winnipeg Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago with five Chicago trains and a large turnout expected for the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Old Boys
Burlington Road
Winona
J. A. McArthur
R. McFarlan
Elliott
Geo. J. Cameron
Burlington
Postal Telegraph Opens Office at Wentworth, New Castle
The Postal Telegraph company has established an office at the Wentworth hotel in New Castle New Hampshire. It serves as the headquarters of the peace envoys of the Russian and Japanese governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Wentworth Hotel
New Castle
N. H
Pfister Indicted Over City Garbage Contract
Milwaukee publisher and financier Charles I. Pfister is indicted for allegedly stealing 14 000 dollars provided by the Wisconsin Rendering company to secure council approval for a 1901 city garbage disposal contract. The true bill was returned by Milwaukee’s grand jury yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles I, Pfister
Wisconsin Rendering Company
Boatman Robbed as Livery Stables House Is Entered
Thieves broke into the home of J W Spears boat liveryman below the bridge and stole $20 while Spears was out boating with a companion named Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Spears
Mr. Spears
Benjamin
Wealthy Peoria man dies at 87
John Comstock, aged 87, prominent Peoria resident and one of the citys wealthiest citizens, died this morning. A separate note lists local residents Joe Peztaletz Irvine Mueller Emma Warninger Gus Schulze and Gus Jaekel planning a weeklong camp near Brownsville starting tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Peoria
John Comstock
Joe Peztaletz
Irvine Mueller
Emma Warninger
Gus Schulze
Gus Jaekel
Brownsville
Warrant of attachment issued in Wisconsin court
In La Crosse Wisconsin a warrant of attachment is issued against T A Weisbecker and his property to satisfy a claim of 48.28 dollars by the H Einert Provision Co a corporation. The case sets a hearing before Justice C W Hunt on August 24 1905 at 2 pm. If Weisbecker does not appear judgment will be rendered and property sold to pay the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
T. A. Weisbecker
H. Einert Provision Co
C. W. Hunt
H. Einert Provison CO
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Aderwear If
Knutesen
Alice
W. Wheeler
Marion Day
C. A. Smith
S. L. McKee
West Salem
J. W. Skinner
W. A. Pryor
Mary Crosby
Barbara Paul
Lillie Kosanda
E. E. Evans
Hayrack Party
River Notes
Jonah
Will
Society Personals
T. Harry Slaten
London
Nicholas Wilson
Nick
Winnipeg
San Francisco
L. Coren
Hr Law Ab
Main Street
Sale
Batiste
Toile du Nord Ginghams
Ade
Cncetsaocenabiael
Wl AG
Justce Court
Per Henry Einert
Saxony
India
Eee
Renee Nent
Izic
Schaeilas Vce
Nations Department
Ao U
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