Various Local Personal Notices Light Up La Crosse Scene
New Pop Mr and Mrs P T Schultze return from Fern dale cottage visits. Mrs S E Elder of Dubuque visits Camp Walker French Island and plans calls with Mr and Mrs B Trepte. Dr George Powell consults Florence Rolfing at Salzer's Cottage. Ruth Salzer returns from Charles City. George Campbell family houseboats upriver two weeks. Mrs Henry Draise and son Harold of Dubuque visit Trepte. Alimony case against Edmund Sizer noted with jail order until payment. River outings and launches seen along the river from here to Dakota La Crosse and Brownsville. Ole Dunham funeral in Winona. Catholic Knights prize bowling and card contest at Leo hall. American Herb advertised by Mrs B J McGovern. Medal sent to Capt H J Abraham by Col Holway. Lutherans picnicked at Onalaska. Mrs Paul Kohlfuss and family at Galesville. Jeff Gibbons visiting Chicago. Prof A H Sanford and family in Norris Bachellor home. Back calls via Gateway City Transfer Line. C O Bernhardt and A E Kohler of Rock Island visiting La Crosse. Swanson of Viroqua visiting. Rev R Anderson returns from Galesville after Lutheran services. Old settlers excursion on steamer J S. Keefe Business College promo. Victor Bellerue days at home, brief Trempealeau trip. plans return to La Crosse for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. BE. Elder
Dubuque
Camp Walker
French Island
Charles City
George Campbell
Will Powell
Edmund Sizer
Tomah
Sparta
Sizer
Higbee
Dakota
la Crosse
Brownsville
Ole Dunham
Winona
Tina Updahl
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Leo Hall
Great
B. J. McGovern
Avon Street
Wis
Holway
H. J. Abraham
Wausau
Camp Douglas
la Crosse Lutheran Aid Society
Onalaska
Paul Kohlfuss
Fred
Galesville
Jeff Gibbons
Chicago
A. H. Sanford
The
New Normal
Norris Bachellor
12Th
Ferry Streets
Gateway City
C. O. Bernhardt
Rock Island
A. E. Kohler
Mr. Swanson
Viroqua
Rev. R. Anderson
Old Settlers
E. A. Bergman
McGregor
Keefe Business College
Col. 6Th & Vine Sts
Victor Bellerue
A. Bellerue
Siee
Trempeaieau
Bellierue
Lair
Yellow cornflakes praised for real corn flavor
Children quickly spot the good tasting cereal. The advert touts Yellow cornflakes for having a rich authentic corn flavor. It invites readers to try them for that genuine corn taste.
New England Mutual Life Ins Co Advertises Details
Special notice from New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston dating to 1835, described as the oldest annual dividend company. For particulars contact B. H. Volz as district agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co
Boston
Mass
B. H. Volz
Miss Sundt Travels to Norway for New Millinery Styles
Miss Sundt in Pars visiting Norway to study fashion trends for Poehling millinery. She left La Crosse June 30 and traveled as far north as the midnight sun. She plans to return September 1 with fresh ideas and designs for the millinery department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sundt
A Poehling Company
Pars
Norway
Old Settler James Carlyle Dies in New Albin
James Carlyle aged 84, longtime La Crosse resident fifty four years ago, died of heart failure in New Albin Iowa. He was known as a pioneer figure in local history and is survived by relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carlyle
la Crosse
New Albin
Visitors Gather for Camp Meeting in Viroqua
Mr and Mrs Harry Worthington attended the camp meeting in Viroqua yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jessie Sarles left for Hillsboro ND where they have a home. Miss Jennie Foster of Green Bay visits friends in the city. Mr and Mrs W B Randolph and children guests of Mrs Mary Anderson on Division Street. Mrs Elliott and children of Brooklyn guests of Mr and Mrs John Elliott. The Otto launch took a party of thirty to Dresden park yesterday. Miss Olive Burnham of Stillwater visiting the city. Mrs L J Sawyer and Mrs David Austin registered at Rest Haven in Waukesha. Mr and Mrs Levi Withee and son Abner also there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Worthington
Viroqua
Jessie Sarles
Hillsboro
N. D
Linen
Sarles
Jennie Foster
Green Bay
W. B. Randolph
Mary Anderson
Division Street
Elliott
Brooklyn
John Elliott
Otto Launch
Dresden Park
Olive Burnham
Stillwater
City
L. J. Sawyer
David Austin
Resthaven
Waukesha
Levi Withee
Abner Withee
La Crosse City Railway seeks arbitration wage scale ruling
Company argues sliding scale better rewards experience and calls for fair return on investment. It cites 1908 1909 earnings, depreciation, taxes, and rent costs to justify current wages for motormen and conductors while noting high turnover and strong applicant interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
la Crosse
la Crosse City
State Railroad Commission
City Railway
Sanakattega
Paidinm Shrdlu
LA Crosse City Railway CO
Portland Hotel Proprietor James T. Simpson Dies by Suicide
James T. Simpson, 57, former La Crosse hotel proprietor, ends his life by swallowing laudanum amid financial reverses and domestic troubles. He previously moved to Portland and bought the New Scott Hotel restaurant. An inquest may be held. he died at Good Samaritan hospital after being found unconscious in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Evening Telegram
James T. Simpson
la Crosse
J. T. Simpson
New Scott
Seventh
Ankeny Streets
Simpson
Hotel
Scott
Harris
Red Cross
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ziegler
Perfectly Fitted Glasses Advertised by Irvine
W T Irvine a graduate optician at 429 Main St promotes glasses that correct defective vision and claim to relieve headaches nervousness and eye trouble. He cites twelve years in the optical business and offers consults at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Irvine
Graduate Optician
Main St
Gund's Baseball Team Clinches Narrow Victory
Gund's brewery office team defeated Stamping and Tool Company by 4 to 3 at League Park on Saturday afternoon. Ulrich and Phillips pitched well in a close game as Tool men scored two runs in the ninth, five hits apiece for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gund's Brewery
Stamping and Tool Company
League Park
Tool Company
Ulrich
Phillips
Tossers Edge Tool Co. In Low-Scoring Batter Battle
In a brief, low-scoring game Gund and teammates held Tool Co to five runs while Ullrich and Borseth combined with Phillips and Schmidt for six innings of controlled hitting. The final lines show Gund’s team scoring four with five hits and five errors, Tool Co. scoring three with five hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Gund’s
1 Tool Co
Ulrich and Borseth
Phillips and
Schmidt
Big Car Smash in Paris Kills Thirteen
Thirteen people were killed and 22 injured in a collision between a large interurban car and a freight car at Long Jumeau near Paris. The motorman did not see the stop signal, causing the wreck as bodies and wreckage lay along the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Long Jumeau
Russell Luckiest Clammer in City
William F. Russell, a former express agent, is highlighted as La Crosse’s luckiest clam hunter after two weeks of finds. He unearthed two fine gems, including a rainbow-sheened perfect gem and a larger pink button pearl. He uses a river rake and found the notable pearl in a small dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Russell
Express
la Crosse
Mr. Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. T. Schultze
Ferndale Cottage
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
CREAM =& BUTTER COMPANY
New
Edison and
Victor Records
Andre
E Orchestra
Nebuer
Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
la Crosse, Wis
Ia, Merrick
E. R. Savage
Third St
Cameron Ave
Bien
Morris & Hartwell Lawyers
Crosse, Wis
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
W. A. Edwards
General Contractors
Uop
N. Third Street
Izstlar
Hoeschler Bros
Gautsch Roth
Main Street
South Seventh St
Cid
Irvine
U. S. Mint
Wisconsin
la Crosse City Railway Company
Foxall
Safford
Daley
Monage Ete
Caldwell
Eau Claire
Wallace
Wilson
Wausau Eee
Lakoff
Wausau Eens An
Vogt
Superior
Baker
McLaughlin
Wau.Du
Brevette
Kraher
Taylor
Duluth
Benrud
Dunbar
Wausau Ee
Geyer, L. C.sup
Love
Winonaee
Wilhelm, la Crosse
Bancroft
Carlisle
Barlow
Cummings
Sullivan
Wausau Te Wae
Worman
Watson
McGee
Nieman
Casey
Wausau Coos
Corbett
Nelson
Winona Eee
Baillies
Morrow
Wolford
Thoreson
Duluth Ood
Klingebiel
Schroeder
Russell
Peterson
Converse
Inet
Gund
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