Social Gathering For Nellie Dahl At Miss Leland Home
A midweek social event honored Miss Nellie Dahl of Winona at Miss Stella Leland’s home with decorated rooms and a luncheon. Guests included many local residents and out of town friends. musical numbers and games followed by a three course lunch. A launch ride to Eagle Bluff was also hosted in her honor with a large party of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Leland
Nellie Dahl
Winona
Mayme Barber
Agot Stuve
Silvia Braethen
Edna Nelson
Clara Olson
Laura Larson
Clara Peterson
Sophia Johnson
Julia Miller
Bertha Lempseth
Lena Espersen
Anna Resling
Gunda Pederson
Inga Pederson
Della Metcalf
Caledonia
Hannah Verket
Bessie Munson
Clytie Munson
Ranga
Matilda Lee
Messrs
Albeck Hegge
Conrad Nelson
Orlando Nelson
Edwin Hammer
Chris Nelson
Art Carlson
George Christianson
Orlando
Hammer
Martin
Rosberg
Andrew Amston
Marvin Lombard
Axel Bertison
Ralph Anderson
Robert Stormont
Oscar Engas
Joe Fowler
Hiram
Fowler
Eagle Bluff
Miss Jensen
Milwaukee
Lillian Koch
Nora Hammer
Grace Tilden
Huber
Albert Hegge
Orlando Hegge
Julius Huff
E. Hammer
Ludwig Larson
Fred Keiser
Society Notes on Card Parties and Prizes
Thursday evening Mrs. John Palmer hosted a royal cachre where prizes went to Mrs. Andrew Nevins Mrs. Frank Cook and Miss Maud Pettingill Guests of honor included Mesdames Hatch Viola Pettingill and Fred Rogers Other attendees listed include Amelia Ryder Andrew Nevins Fred Phillips A F Reitzel George Powell and many others Mrs W A Powell hosted the Royal Twelve euchre club with Miss Jessie Bigelow winning first prize Second place went to Mrs J P Fetter and consolation to Mrs Harry Palmer Cards this afternoon feature Mrs A L McIntosh and guests Hurtgen Elliott Harding Westby B C Smith Hatch Gleason Reitzel Phillips McWilliams W A Powell F H Hartwell I A Nelson L A Pamperin J P Fetter E H Derr Aldrich Nan Blumenfelt Milwaukee and Susie Watson as invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Royal Cachre
Andrew Nevins
Frank Cook
Maud Pettingill
Mesdames Hatch
Janesville
Viola Pettingill
St. Paul
Fred Rogers
Kansas
Frank Bailey
R. F. Weston
Alfred Harrison
Will Smith
E. P. Gleason
C. A. Hunt
Raley
B. C. Smith
Woolsey
J. P. Fetter
E. O. Hunt
Walter Holmes
Harry Palmer
Alex Hyslop
A. B. Smith
F. A. Bigelow
Lafe Holmes
William Woodcock
Winslow
Jessie Bigelow
Friday Euchre Night Honors Local Ladies
Friday evening Miss Jessie Bigelow entertained the Royal Twelve Euchre club and a few others in honor of Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Viola Pettingill and Mrs. Rogers. Others not members of the club present were Mesdames Woolsey, C. A. Hunt, Walter Holmes, S. L. Bowlly, Will Smith, Frame, Chaplin, Canan, B. C. Smith, James Hodge and the Misses Fraser and Lienlokken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bigelow
Royal Twelve Euchre Club
Hatch
Viola Pettingill
Rogers
Mesdames Woolsey
C. A. Hunt
Walter Holmes
S. L. Bowlly
Will Smith
Frame
Chaplin
Canan
B. C. Smith
James Hodge
Fraser and
Lienlokken
Five Tables Played In Honor Of Miss Giffen Baltimore
Mrs FE J Evans hosted five tables yesterday afternoon and Miss Giffen of Baltimore won prizes along with Mrs F B Smith Mrs John Hogan and Mrs Charles Farrand. Mrs George Powell hosted a card party for Mrs Fred Rogers and Mrs Viola Pettingill with prizes awarded to Mrs Pettingill and E R Savage. Guests included J L Pettingill Amelia Ryder A G Nevins John Palmer R F Weston W A Powell E R Savage Viola Pettingill F A Bigelow Fred Rogers and Maud Pettingill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Evans
Miss Giffen
Baltimore
F. B. Smith
John Hogan
Charles Farrand
George Powell
Fred Rogers
Viola Pettingill
A. G. Nevins
John Palmer
R. F. Weston
W. A. Powell
E. R. Savage
F. A. Bigelow
Miss Maud Pettingill
Afternoon Reception Honoring Mrs Don G Congdon
A Thursday reception at Prof. J. W. Congdon's home hosted by Mrs. Congdon and Miss Micah Congdon honors Mrs. Don G. Congdon a recent bride. Guests admired blossoms and greenery as Mrs. John Brindley and Mrs. FE Gotterdam arranged rooms. Mrs. F. H. Fowler oversaw the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Congdon
Five OClock Tea Entertains Mrs Ballard Guests
Thursday afternoon Mrs J A Ballard delighted guests at a five o clock tea. Her daughter Mrs D J Griswold of Galesburg NL attended with summer visitors. A tent on the north side housed extra tables as rooms filled with flowers foliage and vines created a pretty scene. Mrs W A Sutor and Mrs Orlando Hogway supervised the rooms with numerous young assistants assisting in serving. Also hosting a tea were Mrs Louise Withee for Mrs Mc Cowan of Kansas City and Miss M L Tourtellotte of New York. Other guests included Mesdames L C Colman T H Spence Mills Tourtelotte W A Sutor and the Hogan sisters plus several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ballard
D. J. Griswold
Galesburg
W. A. Sutor
Orlando Hogway
Maud Pettingill
Anne Edwards
Louise McDonald
Gertrude Foster
Antoinette McMillan
Blanche Holcomb
Myrtle Goddard
Edna Tarbo
Virginia Miller
Ella Hardy
Dolly Tisdale
Harriet Ray
Louise Withee
Mrs. McCowan
Kansas City
M. L. Tourtellotte
New York
Mesdames L. C. Colman
T. H. Spence
Mills Tourtellotte
Misses Hogan
Lucy Hogan
Mary Crosby
Anna M. Hanscomb
Fanny Sill
Tea at Country Club Hosts Guests From Near and Far
Miss Frances Sill presided over a Country club tea honoring Miss Tourtellotte of New York and Miss Listman of Superior. Guests included Mrs. Bliss Osborne and Mrs. W L Hixon Mankato, Mrs. Paul Watertown Fla., and numerous Hixon Colman Hogan and Crosby families. Antoinette McMillan hosted a luncheon for cousins Katherine and Jeannette McMillan of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sill
Country Club
Antoinette McMillan
Katherine and
Jeannette, McMillan
Chicago
Launch Ride Honors Misses Doerr Hoffman and Quinn
Miss Nannie Funk hosted a launch ride Wednesday for Clara Doerr Tillie Hoffman and Irene Quinn. The party traveled to Eagle bluff and enjoyed moonlit refreshments on the lawn of a cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Funk
Clara Doerr
Tillie Hoffman
Irene Quinn
Eagle Bluff
Heart Right When He Quit Coffee
A Colorado man credits stopping coffee with curing heart trouble and nervousness after being rejected for life insurance. He switched to Postum Food Coffee, reported digestion improvement and heart stabilization, and was later accepted by an insurer. The Postum ad promotes its health claims and references The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Postum
Life Insurance Company
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Camping Party Enjoys Rice Lake Hay Ride and Candy Pull
A camping party at Rice Lake on French Island held a hay rack ride Wednesday evening and an old fashioned candy pull on Camp Florence Thursday evening. A watermelon contest crowned Walter Hendrickson as the largest fruit eater among attendees including Louis Mariech Emil Olson Jack Hughes Selina Elsie Frenchsen Irene Davidson Maud Uttermohel Eileen Burns Olive Fay Freda Fritz Mildred Hoag Dogna Jorstad McIntire of Chicago Florence Olson John Fay Cyril Fay George Jackson Byron Hyde and Walter Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
French Island
Camp Florence
Walter Hendrickson
Messrs
Hay Rack Party at Bob White Cottage
Miss Viola Doerflinger hosted a hay rack party at the Bob White cottage on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Clara Doerr of Minneapolis and Misses Tillie Hoffan of Milwaukee and Irene Quinn of Chicago. About thirty guests attended in antique costumes and danced the night away despite a carriage wheel loss, unanimously praising the hostess as a charming entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Doerflinger
Bob White
Clara Doerr
Minneapolis
Tillie Hoffan
Milwaukee
Irene Quinn
Chicago
Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs FE Osborn and Son
Monday Mr A R Osborne gave a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs FE N Osborn and their son of Minneapolis. Present were E Osborne and B E Edwards with their spouses, E O Edwards, W L Osborne, James Taylor, Edna Os born, Helen and Anne Edwards, Theodore and Eleanor Edwards, Clara and Bessie Osborne, and Willis Os borne of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Osborne
FE. N. Osborn and Son
Minneapolis
Messrs
E. Osborne
B. E. Edwards
E. O. Edwards
W. L. Osborne
James Taylor
Edna Osborn
Helen and
Anne Edwards
Theodore
Eleanor Edwards
Clara
Bessie Osborne
Willis Osborne
Country Outings on Dresbach River Trip
Monday a party traveled to Dresbach and spent the afternoon aboard a houseboat with Mrs. W A Thompson. A picnic supper was served on the riverbank. The attendees included Mr and Mrs FE L Coleman, Mr and Mrs G W Traer, Mrs Johnson of Chicago, Mrs Bliss of Osborne Missouri, Mrs W L Hixon of Mankato, Miss Mary Crosby, Mr J M Hixon, and Mr Arthur Espersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresbach
W. A. Thompson
FE. L. Colman
Picnickers Take Possession Of Sill House Grounds
A Wednesday afternoon party occupied the Sill house and grounds for a royal good time. The group included Mesdames Abby Burton J Skinner Emma Law W R Finch A P Hankerson Andrew Lees N D Allen E E Marston Dr Mary Houck Miss Day Miss Jennie Listman Miss Sill and Emma Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sill House
Mesdames
Abby Burton
J. W. Skinner
Emma Law
W. R. Finch
A. P. Hankerson
Andrew Lees
N. D. Allen
E. E. Marston
Mary Houck
Miss Day
Jennie Listman
Miss Sill
Emma Finch
Society Personal Notes From A Creasing Community
Miss M. L. Tourtellotte of New York visits her brother Mills Tourtellotte. Mrs W L Hixon spends the week with Mrs W A Thompson at the Dresbach house boat. Mrs Malcolm Sutherland left yesterday for Addington South Carolina after months with her parents Mr and Mrs FE Nichols at Onalaska. Mr and Mrs F B Smith return from Lake Okiboji Iowa. Miss Marion Dorset will leave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Tourtellotte
New York
Mills Tourtellotte
W. L. Hixon
W. A. Thompson
Dresbach
Malcolm Sutherland
Addington
S. C
F. FE. Nichols
Onalaska
F. B. Smith
Lake Okiboji
Marion Dorset
Social Notes of Milwaukee Visitors and Reunions
Miss Nan Blumenfelt of Milwaukee visits sister Mrs. L A Pam perin. Mrs H P Bliss returns from a month in Connecticut and Massachusetts and travels Monday for a month with friends in Chicago. Miss Mabel Sheldon of Reidsburg visits the Misses Brayton. Mrs David Drummond and daughter go to Caledonia for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Blumenfelt
Milwaukee
L. A. Pamperin
H. P. Bliss
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Chicago
Mabel Sheldon
Reidsburg
Brayton
David Drummond
Caledonia
Church Services Moved During Repairs
First Methodist Episcopal at King and South Eighth streets closed for repairs. All services held at First Congregational Church. Sabbath school at 9:30. First German Methodist Church at Seventh and Ferry holds Sunday school 9:15 a.m. sermon 10:30 a.m. Epworth league 7 p.m. preaching 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
King and
South Eighth Streets
W.H. Vance
First Congregational Church
First German Methodist Church
Corner Seventh and Ferry
J. L. Panzlau
Epworth League
First Congregational Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Services at 10 30 a m conducted by Rev W H Vance Sabbath school at noon No evening service Union meeting at seven thirty at the First Baptist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Main and
South Seventh Streets
W. H. Vance
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Morning services at 10 30 with sermon by Rev W D Bancroft of Tomah Sunday school at twelve Colton branch Sunday school at three Union evening services at 730 with sermon by Rev Henry Goodsell of West Avenue M fg church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. D. Bancroft
Tomah
Colton Branch
Union
Henry Goodsell
West Avenue M. Fg
West Avenue Methodist Church Services and Leaders
West Avenue Methodist Church between Mississippi and Jackson streets lists Henry Goodsell as pastor with morning service at 10 30 and preaching by the pastor. Evening services at 7 45 conducted by Rev. W H Vance. Sunday school at noon Epworth League at 6 45 p m leader Vinnie Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue Methodist
Mississippi
Jackson Streets
Henry Goodsell
W. H. Vance
Epworth League
Vinnie Sampson
Reading want ads reveals the imperfect fortune
A reflective line notes that longing and luck intersect in classified ads. The saying suggests readers often find what they seek or understand their fate through brief notices, hinting at personal and economic hopes surfaced in everyday listings.
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Pryor
The
United States
Canada Land CO
Saskatchewan Valley
Canada
A. T. Flow
Lienlokken Bank Bldg
Wiscoksiy Telephone Compaey
YALE
California
King
Ilasses
Wood St
North Side
C. F. Klein
208 McMillan
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Team
Holluster
Dave Company
Madison
Wis
Are Goodhams
INS Caa
Bertha Lawrence
Mildred Mitchell
Olga Mueller
Grace Gessell
Hazel Josten
Congdon
Abby
Anna Brayton
Reedsburg
Mesdames FE
K. Brayton
A. M. Brayton
Warren Brayton
Millington
Bean
Holbeck
Norma
George Meason
Lottie Simon
Fanny Powell
Susan Watson
Dr. Phillips
Messrs. Bigham
Eddy
James Watson
Edwin
Alice
Wheeler
Society Personals
L. Coren
Agency
Panama
Atica Yard
Dresden
Lic
St. Mary’s
Notre Dame
Ind
Notre Dame University
St. Joseph
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Frayn
J. M. Frayn
Prop
St. Cloud St
C. B. Stevens
Optician
Main ST
Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
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