New Pop Dr H C Evenson Signs Office Plans
Dr H Clay Evenson eyesight specialist has two blue and white enameled street signs for his new offices above Hoeschler's store at Fifth and Main. Visiting relatives include Mrs M G Evenson of St Paul and cousins Clarissa and Elizabeth Evenson of Sioux City. Bystanders note Majestic ware souvenir during demonstration week at W W Tausche Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Evenson
Hoeschler
Main Streets
Wychlacs
Redfield Street
Oscar Hulberg
Hillsboro
la Crosse
Elks Lodge
Charles K. Harrison
Gund Brewing Company
Seattle
W. M. Colleran
Excelsior, Minn
Spike Writes of Show Beauty at Square Garden
A terse column notes Spike writes about a show’s beauty at Square Garden. The piece highlights notable production elements and public reception, framing the event as a showcase in a major venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spike
SHOW
Esch Views P. D. Addition Plans
Esch notes plans for a $40 000 La Crosse post office addition to be built on the east side before frost. The 22 by 90 foot extension will rise to the current height with a glass roof and interior changes including an elevator and relocated money order, postmaster offices, and a larger work room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
John J. Esch
Washington
Taylor
Treasury Department
Degelke and Kohlhaus Manufacturing Ad
Ten thousand dollars to loan on property at 5 percent. Inquire of B. F. Volz, special agent for insurance companies. Contact Volz at New Me 4239-R for fire insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Volz
New Me
Social notices from the city include departures and visits
Miss Clara Clarke of Philadelphia leaves tomorrow for the east with plans to stop in Atlantic City before returning home. Her sister Miss Verney Clarke stays on. Miss Elizabeth McNamara of St. Paul visits Mrs. Harry Dean, while Mrs. Jerry Moore of Tomah is in town for a day. Miss Winnifred Murdock of Chicago returns home from visiting Miss Florence Keating. Whitman Foster visits the Traer farm and Mrs. Ellis B. Usher departs for Milwaukee. Miss Charlotte Loomis travels to Rochester to see sister Miss Grace Loomis in a sanatorium. Mr and Mrs Abram James and others occupy Loomis cottage at Eagle Bluff. Mr and Mrs Orlando Hegge return from a wedding trip to their new home. Mrs F A Cotton and daughter Carol return from the east. Miss Louise Riggie leaves on an eastern trip. Miss Jeanette Strong of Sioux City visits friends in the city. Mark Thompson returns from the east and stays at the Thompson houseboat in Fountain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Clarke
Philadelphia
Joseph Clarke
Atlantic City
Verney Clarke
Elizabeth McNamara
St. Paul
Harry Dean
Jerry Moore
Tomah
Winnifred Murdock
Chicago
Florence Keating
Whitman Foster
Traer Farm
Ellis B. Usher
H. P. Bliss
Milwaukee
Charlotte Loomis
Rochester
Grace Loomis
Jeanette Strong
Sioux City
Mark Thompson
Thompson
Fountain City
Eli Peterson Dies at Primrose Wisconsin
A telegram announced the death of Eli Peterson at Primrose Wisconsin about 3 am after a two year cancer illness. He was 67 and had long health struggles. Peterson was known in Madison area politics as former Dane County Republican chairman and state treasury agent under Governor La Follette. Mrs H A Nelson of 1440 Kane Street and children Raymond and Gladys travel to Primrose for funeral services with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Nelson
Kane Street
Eli Peterson
Primrose
Wis
Peterson
Dane County
Republican Committee
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Nelson
Raymond
Gladys
Hanson Children to be Placed in County Care
Mrs. Lizzie Hanson to appear in county courts next Thursday to show cause why her two boys Henry and Milton should not be removed for proper county care. Humane officer Charles H. Berry alleges neglect and lack of support, and that the mother is unable to care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Lizzie Hanson
Henry
Milton
Charles H. Berry
Hanson
Magician range demo at W Tausche’s Hardware Co
Next week begins a magic range demonstration at W Tausche’s Hardware Co during demonstration week. Local residents visit and travel plans noted including fair booths and vacations for several residents and officials across western Wisconsin.
Fishermen Say Heavy Rains Hurt Local Fishing
Fishermen report the river rose to about a foot and a half, muddy waters hinder fly casting, and fishing in the area is seriously affected until the river clears.
La Crosse Boy Walter Mueller Competes in Idaho Drawings
Walter FE Mueller of La Crosse, son of Mrs. C. D. Mueller, joined Indian land drawings at Coeur d'Alene Idaho. He previously visited the Seattle fair and West Coast. His number was 4459. He is not related to E. T. Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter FE. Mueller
Flathead
Moors to Cause Spanish Rebels Movement at Madrid
Madrid reports a general movement of Spanish forces as rebels threaten Madrid taking the field on Aug 17. The report notes a broad mobilization and strategic shifts aimed at suppressing insurgents surrounding the capital. Military officials expect intensified actions in coming days as units redeploy and coordinate with regional commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Humorous Insights on Gender and Fitters Impressiveness
A compact reflection noting the average woman’s humor deficit and praising a certain fitter man who stands out when called a liar. The tone wields irony about social perception and masculine boldness.
Melilla Campaign Update with General Marina Leads Assault
Dispatches from Melilla report General Marina leading forces against Kabyle tribesmen in a campaign aimed at crushing the rebellion. The report notes hopes that the operation will effectively quell the uprising. Foley's Urine Laxative is advertised as a remedy for indigestion and constipation in a separate notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melilla
Marina
Foley
Q. T. Erhart
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M. G. Evenson
St Paul
H. C. Evenson
Clarissa
Elizabeth Evenson
Iowa
South Sixteenth Street
George Powell
W. R. Schumann
New York
C. H. Schweizer
City
Schumann
G. E. Mariner
Farber Fabrikanten Company
Elberfeld
Germany
Charles A. Baker
Hellfach
Wheeler
Superior
Stauffer
Oshkosh
Elliott
Minny League
Mack
Theodore H. Groezinger
Avon Street
Spokane
Wil Powell
W. A. Martin
Normal
Sterling Construction Company
James T. Day
Board of Public Works
Great Lakes
Russell Smith
Rochester Hospital
Emma Weimar
Clara Schmoker
Omaha
Modena
Rev. Peikert
Edith
McGregor
Kreutz
Lora Zoellner
Nellie Schick
Silonia Prasuha
Lauderdale Lakes
John Blajewsky
Margaret
Savanna, Tl
Yeomen
Myrick Park
F. J. Neesam
Delevan Deaf School
Frances M. Kabat
L. Kleeber
Tom Johnson
Holland
W. Tausche Hardware Co
John C. Toeller
James McCullum
Jane DeLapp
Sparta
Bert R Balfley
Soldiers Grove
Gateway City
H. C. McKinney
Spring Grove
Minn
William F. Wolfe
Ww. F. McCaughley
Racine
A. C. Sproul
Stoddard
Madison
Square Garden
Esch Views
P. D
Leona Garment Company
Metropolis
Spike’ Storandt
New York City
M. A. Singer
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
Rener
Cg Cream & Butter Company
New
Edison and
Victor Records
Andre
Degelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing Co
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman
Tordt
Main St
la Croase
Wia
W. A. Edwards
Mighty Slim
Thill-Manning-Whalen CO
State Street
Irvine
Elgin
Waltham
Walthan
T. Irvine Jeweler
Watch House of
Primrose, Wis
the Fashion Shop
Main Street
Coats
Mer
Walter Mueller
Brug Clerk
Beyschlag
Beyschlag's
Hoeschler’s
Harriett Luberger
Polo Grounds
Elite Musical Four
America
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