Annual meeting of cranberry growers near Mather
About 3590 cranberry growers from Sparta and surrounding counties attended the berry Post and Moss company meeting at the cranberry marshes near Mather. Expert Beer of Washington spoke, Hardenburg and Maiden from the experiment station also addressed, and the Pittsville band provided music. Prospects are for a good crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Berry, Post and Moss Company
Cranberry Marshes
Mather
Expert Beer
Washington, D. C
Hardenburg
Maiden of
Experiment Station
Pittsville
Grocers Plan Large Delegation to Wisconsin Convention
La Crosse Retail Grocers' association appointed Harry Taggart Charles Wenzel J G Jaekel and A H Engelhard and J B Murray to a five man committee to represent the local group at the Wisconsin Retail Grocers' and General Merchants' convention in Neenah August 23 24 25. Other members may attend at the association's expense. A family picnic for grocers clerks and families is planned around September 5 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Loan on La Crosse Real Estate at 5 Percent Interest
Notice to seek particulars from B. H. Volz special agent for the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co Boston regarding a loan on La Crosse real estate at five percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
B. H. Volz
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co
Boston
Handing Advice We Already Plan to Follow
A columnist notes admiration for people who deliver guidance that aligns with the reader’s own intended actions, appealing to shared goals and practical wisdom. The piece emphasizes practical, self reinforcing counsel and consciously avoids needless debate.
Personal notices and social happenings in La Crosse
The column lists visits and travels of many residents and out-of-town guests from Alma Waukon Dubuque Spring Grove and Davenport. It notes ball game times at League Park mentions Majestic range demos W Tausche Hardware Co and local business activity plus a village dam fund drive in Hokah and a trip to Europe by Hektoen with a touring party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellfach
Vincent Check
Eastman
Frank
New Rockford
N. C
National Bank of la Crosse
W. W. Cargill
Pete Walier
Southeastern
Viroqua
Liguori Ennison
Dallas
Texas
W. J. Ennison
Vine
W. Tausche
la Crosse
W. D. Rummell
Des Moines
T. White
L. H. Kuehl
Davenport
Iowa
National Banks of
Fred H. Hartwell
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Fred Fullmer
Winona
Gateway City
John Williams
C. B. Anderson
Milwaukee
Thomas J. Hill
Randolph
Wis
Carrie Larsen
K. T. Linding
Westby
Hellifach
Hektoen
First hunting licenses issued as season opens
County Clerk Charles H Rawlinson issued the first hunting licenses of the season with six sportsmen lining up at his office. Ducks and snipe season opens September 1 and shooting begins September 10. The article notes ducks are moving, weather influencing bird presence, and ends with changes in deer and trout regulations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rawlinson
Ed Neumann
Wisconsin
Take Care of Your Eyes at 429 Main St
An optical ad extols high quality spectacles at fair prices with guaranteed satisfaction. The practitioner notes that repeat customers arise from patient referrals and promises honest diagnoses and relief for eyes that smart or headache.
Milwaukee Visit For Local Society Ladies
The Misses Louise Riegger of 823 Pine Street and Tillie and Rose Roth of Market Street travel to Milwaukee to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. A Yost formerly of the city. Miss Anna Toeller of Altoona Wis now visiting sister Mrs A Yost in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Louise Riegger
Pine Street
Tillie
Rose Roth
Market Street
Milwaukee
A. Yost
Anna Toeller
Altoona
Wis
Mrs
Picnic outings at Dakota and Dresden parks
A Wednesday group visited Dakota park for a daytime outing with a picnic handout, listing many participants including C. L. Weits and Blanche Viets. Another party traveled to Dresden park on Thursday afternoon with a large group. A Pettibone park picnic followed by a later family gathering at Mrs. Joseph Clarke’s home honors Mary and Clara Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Park
C. L. Weits
J. W. McKinley
L. Aikin
Blanche Viets
West Salem
Vogt
Chicago
W. A. Pryor
Jessie Leissring
J. S. Lowe
Clarence Johnson
F. A. Viets
Dresden Park
la Crosse
Homer Hart, Jr
Julius Westby
E. H. Derr
Joyce Hogan
A. F. Reitzel
Anna Beisel
L. A. Nelson
F. T. Cox
Delis Dam
Carl Ogden
John Nenkomm
E. G. Boynton
Ingwersen
Irwin, Fresily
Judkins
MacCaulty
Laura Bell
Brakke
Little Beverly
Pettibone Park
Joseph Clarke
Mary and
Clara Clarke
Miss May Aiken Hosts Five Hundred Party Honors Miss Beisel
Miss May Aiken of North Sixth street entertained at a five hundred party in honor of Miss Florence Beisel. The prize was won by Mrs Edward Bartl. Guests included Maud Boyd Florence Beisel Margaret Beisel Miriam Harrison and others, plus Mrs Oscar Klarnrud and E C Bartl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Aiken
Withrow renews non suited case in circuit court
Isaac Schloctiver sues James Thomason for defamation over allegations he stole an iron stove. Schloctiver’s attorney F K E Withrow revives the case from last term. He alleges public accusations led to arrest and humiliation. seeks 500 dollars in damages. A hearing is set for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Schloctiver
James Thomason
E. C. Higbee
Schloctiver
F. K E. Withrow
Thomason
Smith Foundry
Uniform laws group moves to standardize marriage law
Detroit August 20 The commissioners on uniform state laws finish a uniform stock transfer act and plan to adopt a uniform state marriage law to curb the divorce problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Local social notes announce travel and visits across Minnesota and beyond
McNair completed a six week western tour visiting Seattle and Yellowstone then returned Monday. Miss McNair will visit St Paul friends before returning home. Mr and Mrs George Olson visit Wabasha friends. Mrs G C Hixon returned from Mankato. Mr and Mrs S Y Hyde and Mr and Mrs N D Allen spent days cruising the Mississippi. Mrs Jennie Pierce and Miss Harriet Stratford of Rochell guest of Miss Florence Shuman. Miss Freerence Lymen of Boston guests of Miss Ruth Colman. Pussell Derwool has returned to New York. Miss Bessie Lidell visited Chicago and Milwaukee then returned home. Florence Shuman hosted twelve guests in coffee for Mrs Pierce and Miss Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bresnahan
Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Eddie K
League Park
E. M. Potter
la Farge
Chas. Primmer
Viroqua
M. Saxer
Edwin Schilling
Olga Nolden
Alma
Will Powell
Wm. Piel
Fountain City
la Crosse
Will Lawton
Mike Harris
Palmer Haberkern
New Albin
Jane Reburn
John
Commercial Travelers
National Bank of la Crosse
Peter Oeesterahl
Spring Grove
Minn
Oliver Nohre
Black Hammer
C. A. Gilberg
Gibert Luidal
F. B., Joerg
Otto Evenson
George Rowell
G. A. Wagner
Wilton
E. W. Tate
U. S. Express
Green Bay
W. Tausche Hardware Co
Ine Ellis
Dr. Tainter
Robert Tainter
Milwaukee
Dorothy Storch
Anna Buechta
Dubuque
Charles J. Hagen
Madison Street
U S. Weather Bureau
Bankers
Travelers
Majestic Theater
Jennie Pierce
Harriet Stratford
Rochell
Florence Shuman
Freerence Lymen
Boston
Ruth Colman
Pussell 'Derwool
New York
Bessie Lidell
Chicago
Pierce
Stratford
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Fancy Elbertas
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
CE Cream & Butter Company
New
Edison and
Victor Records
Andre
Tee
Nebuer Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
la Crosse, Wis
Morris & Hartwell
Lacrosse, Wis
Cranberry Growers
the Fashion Shop
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
W. A. Epwards, M. D
General Contractors
N. Third Street
rSvi
Fessler & Dahl
Grocers
Association
Neena
Pop! Road Range
Janet Gantenbein
Dora Schwartz
J. B. Minert
Maud
Waukon
Dora
Ruth Faton
St. Francis Hospital
J. W. Keinzle
Ter
James Rogers
St. Paul
H. Clay Evenson
South Sixteenth Street
Rogers
Dr. Evenson
Majestic
V. Tausche Hardware Co
Mississippi
ED Neuman
Rawlinson
Minnesota
W. T. Irvine
Florence
Main Street
South Fourth Street
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