Funeral of Mrs. C. E. Stowell Today
The remains of Mrs. C. E. Stowell died at Northwestern hospital in Minneapolis arrived by train with her son Clarence. The funeral is set for this afternoon at 2 30 from the W. W. Cargill residence with Rev. W. D. Thomas presiding and Oak Grove Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stowell
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis
City
Burlington
Clarence Stowell
W. W. Cargill
W. D. Thomas
Oak Grove Cemetery
Wood and Coal Dealer Files Bankruptcy Petition
Frank A. Bigelow, a wood and coal dealer of 111 South Sixth Street, filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 9,983.31 and assets under 1,000. Exempt assets include home, furniture, and wearing apparel. open accounts about 450. His losses stem from unprofitable years in the ice business, from which he retired two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Bigelow
Wood and
South Sixth Street
Alfred Harrison
Bigelow
Fire Department Extinguishes Refuse Fire Behind Woodward Supply
Firemen from station one battled a small blaze in a refuse pile behind the Woodward Supply company store last night. The fire was discovered by I. G. Loomis who rang in the alarm, and while not serious it could have endangered neighboring buildings if left burning.
Two Bound Over on Perjury Charge
Miss Mamie Koblitz and Louis Koblitz of J. Joseph's Ridge were bound over to the circuit court on perjury charges after a county court hearing before Judge Brindley. The case stems from a prior suit in which Lena Richter claimed unpaid services from Rogis Koblitz, totaling 38 dollars, with Richter asserting 49 had been paid and 38 remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Cornell
Louis Koblitz
J. Joseph’s Ridge
Brindley
Koblitz
Summer School To Close Soon At St Pauls Parish
The parochial summer school at St Pauls Norwegian Lutheran church will close next week after a season described as very successful. More than a hundred pupils attended, with younger children in the morning and older students in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Norwegian Lutheran Church
Pulpit Change at Two Churches This Sunday Evening
Rev J W Hoag of First Baptist to preach at Rev Fehlandt’s West Salem congregation Sunday evening Rev Fehlandt to lead Hoag’s West Salem parish service title remains in church calendar for the weekend event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hoag
The
First Baptist Church
Fehlandt
Rev. Hoag
Rev. Fehlandt
West Salem
Moonlight excursion on Steamer J. S. Aug 11th
Notices of social events and local visits fill an item list with a Steamer J. S. moonlight excursion on Tuesday Aug 11 at 8 pm with fare listed, plus multiple mentions of residents visiting relatives or receiving medical care in La Crosse area and nearby towns.
West Salem Locals Trade Business in La Crosse Visit
John Hemker of West Salem was in the city on business Monday. W H Hoyer the West Salem constable is in La Crosse on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hemker
West Salem
W. H. Hoyer
la Crosse
Luther League Delegation Heads To State and National Conventions
A La Crosse Luther League delegation of ten will attend the state convention in Milwaukee on August 9 to 11 and the national convention in Chicago on the following three days. Rev. W. K. Frick will pastor the opening reception at the Church of the Redeemer and Luther M. Kuhns will speak at the first session. Delegates include Miss Jennie Outmans Mrs. N. A. Magnussen Miss A. Dahlstron Mrs. H. A. Loeffler J. A. Bjornstad Geo. E. Youngberg Max Buest Miss Helen Jacobson Fred Strauss and Rev. J. J. Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crose Luther League
Milwaukee
Chicago
Church of the Redeemer
W. K. Frick
Luther M. Kuhns
League
Wil
Missionary Society to Meet at State Street Home
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the English Lutheran church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Muschied on State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
English Lutheran Church
Picnic at Pettibone Park Draws Local Youth Crowd
A Thursday evening gathering near Pettibone park featured a generous picnic supper followed by games. Afterward the group crossed the bridge to the Lyric theater. Attendees included Margaret Molzahn Ida Iverson Rosella Sikaske Olga Larson Mabel Thorson Virginia Anna Spettel Barbara Spettel Anna Hagan Lillian Robinson Emma Christensen Josie Johnson Lillian Ortmeier Lillian Walters Edna Kachem and Mabel Kachem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettibone Park
Lyric Theater
Margaret Molzahn
Ida Iverson
Rosella Sikaske
Olga Larson
Mabel Thorson
Virginia
Anna
Barbara Spettle
Anna Hagan
Lillian Robinson
Emma Christensen
Josie Johnson
Lillian Ortmeier
Lillian Walters
Edna
Mabel Kachem
Delighful bridge party at country club honors guests
Mrs J C McLachlin and Miss Pearl Overstreet of St. Louis led a bridge party Thursday at the country club with six tables. Prizes were won by Mrs W R Montague and Mrs C W Noble. Buffets were served as a buffet, a pleasant innovation of the regulation stylee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McLachlin
W. W. Withee
C. W. Noble
Mrs. Ensign
Minneapolis
Edna Holbrook
Freda Michel
Helen Beilern
Fanny Clarke
Agnes McCord
Dinner for Tscharner Friends Hosted by Montagues
Last evening Mr and Mrs W R Montague entertained at a dinner for the friends of Mrs M B Tscharner of St Louis Those present were Col and Mrs E B Overstreet Miss Pearl Overstreet Mr R Montague and Mr and Mrs W R Montague
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Montague
M. B. Tscharner
St. Louis
Col
E. B. Overstreet
Pearl Overstreet
R. Montague
W. R. Montzegue
Mrs Wheldon Hosts Eight Young Ladies Visit
Mrs John Wheldon entertained eight young ladies last evening in honor of Miss Hile Anderson of Minneapolis who is the guest of Miss Minnie Wenzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wheldon
Hil’e Anderson
Minneapolis
Minnie Wenzel
Pleasant musical recital at the Foster home
A delightful recital at the home of Misses Mayme and Bergundis Foster featured piano duets, solos, violin and cello numbers, and choral pieces. Performances included works by Chopin, Schubert, and the St Paul Symphony conductor N B Emanuel, with remarks by Dr F Collert and Dr H N Cohen and an encore from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme
Bergundis Foster
Sergundis Foster
F. Collert
Chopin
Leland Woodrick
Mayme Foster
N. B. Emanuel
St. Paul
Schubert
Miss Bergudis Foster
H. N. Cohen
Miss Bergundis Foster
Prof
Elmer Buchholz
Dancing Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Traver
Mr and Mrs G W Traver will entertain with a young folks dancing party at their home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Traver
Miss Holcomb Hosts Afternoon Coffee in Honor of Miss Pratt
Miss Blanche Holcomb entertained a large afternoon coffee in honor of Miss Verona Pratt of Missouri Valley Ta. Nasturtians and showers of gold decorated the event. Mrs Holcomb with Miss Holcomb and Miss Pratt received along with Mesdames Henry Faville George Powell Bertha Law rence Jeanette Anderson and Helen Holcomb. Guests included Anne Ray Julia Waters Beatrice Leissring Cora Schultz Agnes Laura Nelson Gertrude Tausche Edna Leninlokken Grace Drake Grace Dawson Henrietta Katherine Martindale Agnes Vincent Mabel Bryant Hatty Agnes Anderson Mabel West Edna Tarbox Alice Ruth Fruit Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holcomb
Blanche Holcomb
Verona Pratt
Missouri Valley
Holcomb
Miss Pratt
Mesdames
Henry Faville
George Powell
Bertha Lawrence
Jeanette Anderson
Helen Holcomb
Anne Ray
Julia Waters
Beatrice Leissring
Cora Schultz
Agnes and
Laura Nelson
Gertrude Tausche
Edna Leninlokken
Grace Drake
Grace Dawson
Henrietta
Katherine Martindale
Agnes Vincent
Mabel Bryant
Hatty
Agnes Anderson
Mabel West
Edna Tarbox
Alice
Ruth Fruit
Emma
List of Women Names from Community Event
A roster of women including Ida Zeisler Helen Miller Mirian Harrison Edna Valier Olga Candrian May Aiken Maude Boyd Helen McArthur May James Lila Derr Alice Borresen Daisy Jacob son Mary White Esther Stavrum Hazel Josten Viola Hafner Tessa Hieckisch Edna Hul berg Gertrude Hul berg Katherine Hayes Bertha Lawrence Melinda Funk Nannie Funk Agnes Haugen Irene Hyde and Mrs Will Whyte and Mrs W B Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dittman
Ida Zeisler
Helen Miller
Mirian Harrison
Edna Valier
Olga Candrian
May “Aiken
Maude Boyd
Helen McArthur
May James
Lila Derr
Alice Borresen
Daisy Jacobson
Mary White
Esther Stavrum
Hazel Josten
Viola Hafner
Tessa Hieckisch
Edna
Gertrude Hulberg
Katherine Hayes
Bertha Lawrence
Melinda
Nannie Funk
Agnes Haugen
Irene Hyde
Will Whyte
W. B. Frazer
Entertaining at Five Hundred by Mrs Fraser and Mrs Loefler
Tuesday afternoon Mrs W B Fraser and Mrs Arthur Loefier hosted a Five Hundred party honoring Miss Dora Kalt of Milwaukee and Miss Etta Kirsch of Des Moines. Prizes went to Miss Hosley, Miss Lila Derr and Miss Etta Kirsch. Guests included Misses Kalt Kirsch Dawson Candrian Newberg Hosley Zeisler Gantert Lennon Derr Ott Herkin Millie Spettle Frazer and Mrs H E Frazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Fraser
Arthur Loefier
Dora Kalt
Milwaukee
Etta Kirsch
Des Moines
Miss Hosley
Lila Derr
Misses Kalt
Kirsch
Grace Dawson
Olga Candrian
Freda Newberg
Elsie Hosley
Ida Zeisler
Helen Gantert
Lizzie Lennon
Rae Ott
Grace Herkin
Millie Spettle
Harriet and
Effie Frazer
H. E. Frazer
Mrs Keeler Hosts Coffee Honoring Mrs Otley of Lancaster
Thursday afternoon Mrs B F Keeler entertained twenty ladies at a coffee in honor of her sister Mrs Thomas Otley of Lancaster Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keeler
Thomas Otley
Lancaster
Bob White Picnic Party At Cottage
Yesterday afternoon a group visited Bob White cottage for a picnic lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Doerflinger Mr and Mrs John Bayer Mrs and Miss Elmore Mrs Gotterdam Mrs Flohr and many others from Madison Plus Mesdames Bayer Hyslop Powell Whyte Davis Bayer and Toland families with several Toland relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob White
William Doerflinger
John Bayer
Elmore
Gotterdam
Flohr
Madison
Mesdames C. Bayer
Hyslop
George Powell
D. G. Whyte
F. E. Davis
C. Bayer
Levi Withee
F. J. Toland
Leigh Toland
Hewitt Toland
Viola
Names Appearing in Mayville Area Social Notices
Doerflinger Leona Doerflinger Rue derbusch Mayville Alice Wheeler John Horace Bayer Kenneth Whyte Paul Gatterdam Harry Gatterdam Gene Gatterdam listed in area social notices.
Picnic Held by Ladies Society at Myrick Park
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Society of the Congregational church organized a picnic at Myrick Park for members and families, enjoying sunny afternoon, food, and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Myrick Park
Luncheon Party Honoring Miss Verona Pratt
Thursday afternoon Miss Gertrude Hulberg hosted a luncheon for Miss Verona Pratt. The Otto launch carried the party to Dresden park where they enjoyed supper and time together. The group included Verona Pratt Anne Ray Julia Waters Agnes Nora Nelson Gertrude Tausche Edna Leinlokken Helen McArthur Mary White Viola Haefner Agnes Haugen Blanche Holcomb and Edna Hulberg. A separate party of Mesdames Ensign J C Felber W L Hellfach and J J Abblet traveled to Wabasha yesterday on the La
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hulberg
Verona Pratt
Otto
Dresden Park
Anne Ray
Julia Waters
Agnes and
Nora Nelson
Gertrude Tausche
Edna Leinlokken
Helen McArthur
Mary White
Viola Haefner
Agnes Haugen
Blanche Holcomb
Edna Hulberg
Mesdames Ensign
Minneapolis
J. C. Felber
W. L. Hellfach
J. J. Abblet
Wabasha
la Crosse
Returned travelers and visiting relatives fill city notices
Mrs H Berger and daughter Irma Berger arrive after a year abroad. Sophia Berger remains in Baltimore to pursue settlement work. Eva Magnus of New York visits Mrs Berger. Mrs Andrew Boyd and sister Bessie Calloway travel to Hazel Mere with Belle and Maud Boyd to follow next week. Alfred Harrison and Miriam Harrison head to Canada via the lakes. Miriam joins from Michigan. W S Yee visits from Miriam Park. J B Meng guests at Madison Wisconsin. Trenary of LaSalle, Ind. dines with Miss Jessie Bigelow. Thad Brindley takes a job on an eastern ranch in Billings Montana. George Peck and wife visit D H and Miss Mary Bamberry at 121 South Eighth Street and plan a week at Tacoma Lake. Tillie Husse and Anna Moe depart for Chicago for vacations. John Wagner, recently released from hospital, returns home to Caledon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Boyd
Alfred Harrison
Canada
Miriam Harrison
Michigan
W. S. Yee
Miriam Park
J. B. Meng
Madison
Wis
Trenary
LaSalle
Ind
Jessie Bigelow
Thad Brindley
Billings
Mont
George Peck
Galesburg
D. H
Mary Bamberry
South Eighth Street
Tacoma Lake
Tillie Husse
Anna Moe
Chicago
John Wagner
Caledon
West Salem Visitors Reported in City
Tuesday and Wednesday saw a flurry of West Salem visitors and locals in La Crosse and nearby towns. Theresa and Lucy Brimeyer returned to Caledonia Friday after visits. Reporter Kidder of the Tribune interviewed parties regarding an attempted murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa
Lucy Brimeyer
Caledonia
Kidder
the Tribune
West Salem
W. A. Bradley
W. F. McEldowney
George Dudley
O. M. Jostad
A. C. Ericson
M. J. Quiggle
L. O. Krimsee
la Crosse
Ben Mercereau
R. M. Taylor
Helen
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Missouri
John C. Burns
Fruit House
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Segelke & Kohlhaus
Irvine
Irvine’s
Main ST
S. Front ST
Erhart’s
Red Cross Drug Store
City News
J. S
Elsie Bekken
Whitehall
Ed Ingebretson
Blair
Mat Olson
Hale
Will Powell
Selmer
Emil Ihle
Coon Valy
Wednesay
F. Brunardo
Chaseburg
Chester Ward
Keefe Business College
Best
H. O. Natwick
A.C. Anderson
J. . Haines
J. L Utermoehl
C. Timm
Pepin
Sol Guthrie
Bueffler
Aiken
Ole Bergum
Beaver Creek
Isabelle Evans
Bangor
Yeomen of America
E. Sloan
North Seventh Street
Joseph Fisher
Norwalk
Leo Bischot
Arcadia
J. S. Moonlight
Donald Wartenbee
Hick Valley
Teachers’ Institute of
Ed Stevens
Melrose
Gateway City
George Morgan
Sadie Roche
North Tenth Street
J. Bjornstad
Coon Valley
Estella Rose
New York
Stephen Martindale
F. H. A. Nye
D. D. Goodrich
New Albia
H. G. Simpkins
Carl Fale
W. 7. Irvine, Jeweler
Warnenee
S Society
Luther League
Mrs. Tscharner
Mrs. Montague
For
Ford
Henry Ford
P. Hofweber & Sons
Mill Street
Lacrosse
Mrs. Fraser
Mrs. Loefler
Coffer
Beyschlag’'S Drug Store
Main Street
Doerflinger
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