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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1905

Page

6

Sheriff Called Onto The Field In Oshkosh Game

Oshkosh league game ends 9 to 0 after manager Hawley protests umpire Hassman decision. Sheriff Simpson steps in to quell disturbance as La Crosse players fined. Powers and Elliott await league word before action. Wausau tops Freeport 5 to 3. Green Bay beats Beloit 1 to 0 in thirteen innings.

Oshkosh Sheriff Simpson Winnebago County la Crosse Ink” Hawley Visitors Hassman Hawley Moore Klock State League Elliott Powers Freeport Wausau Schneiberg Matthews Gasper O'Brien Green Bay Beloit Wis

Boy killed in Dresbach brick yard accident

George Rausche aged pine son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rausche of Dresbach was killed yesterday morning in the Dresbach brick yard. He was crushed between two elevators moving in opposite directions and died from a broken neck. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in Dresbach cemetery. He had been a traveling spectacle seller in the Northwest and lived at the American House in this city.

George Rausche Pine Charles Rausche Dresbach

J C Coomes Dies Amid Despondency After Ill Health

J C Coomes an aged optician and pioneer shoe merchant of La Crosse died at the county poor farm following a suicide attempt and prolonged illness. The death closes a chapter in local business history as Coomes had previously opened a shoe store in La Crosse.

J. C. Coomes Preston la Crosse

City assesses rise in value over last year

Tax Commissioner Joseph Frisch announced an estimated citywide property value gain of 506,976 over the previous year based on assessor figures. He cautioned final numbers may shift but expects the result to remain near the estimate as increases in bank stock and personal property purchases drive the rise. The total value sums to about 18 million.

Joseph Frisch Frisch

Improve Freight Service Initiative From La Crosse

An idea by Secretary R. Calvert of the Manufacturers and Jobbers' Union was put into effect today. A notice accompanies every La Crosse shipment urging prompt receipt reports to Calvert so delays can be investigated to improve city freight service. La Crosse is your market.

R. Calvert Manuacturers & Jobbers’ Union la Crosse RK. Calvert Manufacturers and Jobbers’ Union Wis

Lansing Defeats La Crosse Team 2 to 1

The Lansing baseball team defeated La Crosse 2 to 1 with Hastings allowing only one hit, a two bagger by Riley. La Crosse pitcher Colman also pitched well, giving up six hits in a closely contested game.

Lansing Hastings Riley Colman la Crosse

Churches Services And Closures In City Churches

First Church of Christ, Scientist, King Street holds 10 30 am service on Soul with reading room at 425 Main Street Step 6 First Methodist Episcopal also on King and South Eighth streets lists Rev W H Vance pastor The church closed for repairs All services at First Congregational church Sabbath school 9 30 am First Baptist on Sixth between Main and King pastors Rev John Wellington Hoag 10 30 am morning service with baptism communion and Sunday school First Congregational at Main and Seventh churches 10 30 am and 7 30 pm noon Sabbath school Morning services led by Rev W H L Vance Subject Our Heavenly Home Union meeting in the evening Sermon by Rev Mr McKee.

First Church of Christ, Scientist King Street Main Street First Methodist Episcopal King and South Eighth Streets W. H. Vance First Congregational Church First Baptist Church Main King Streets John Wellington Hoag Main and Seventh Streets W. HL. Vance Our Heavenly Home Union Mr. McKee First Presbyterian Church King and Sixth Streets J. K. Fowler S. L. McKee West Salem Westmintter Grace Union U. P. S

West Avenue and First Presbyterian Churches Sunday Services

West Avenue Methodist and First Presbyterian churches present morning services at 10 30 and 11 00 with sermons on The Influence of Home Life and The Young Man s Ideal. Sunday school at 12 noon Epworth league 6 45 p m union services and side chapel hours listed. A German Methodist church invites a 10 30 sermon An Open Church for the Twentieth Century and a 7 45 evening sermon on The Relation of Husband and Wife aimed at married people with public invited.

West Avenue Methodist Mississippi Jackson Streets Henry Goodsell Epworth League

Country Club golfers set for Brittingham-Hixon cup clash

Twelve or fifteen members from the country club will travel to Madison next Saturday to compete against Madison golfers for the Brittingham-Hixon cup.

Madison

Doctor Offers Free Counsel for Cures of Varicocele and Blood Poison

An advertises a medical service inviting men with varicocele blood poisoning and allied troubles to consult privately. The physician promises to explain why prior treatments failed and to prove a safe quick and permanent cure. No charge for initial counseling. fees for a perfect cure described as reasonable and negotiable.

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