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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1907

Page

5

West Avenue M. E. Church Holds Session

The West Avenue Methodist church conducted its fourth quarterly conference with presiding Elder W. H. Vance. Trustees elected for the coming year include W. A Oakes W. J. Rehfuss John Markle D. Gould J. E Keizer N. A Hillaker Austin Crook Henry Ottens J. M. Devine. Stewards elected include H. W. Bartz O. C. Rang sberg oe A LAI W. A. Oakes W. Schrader J. E Keizer N. Aamaier D. A. Zuehlke W. A. Horton Louis Nelson renk Ander son Mrs. W. A. Oakes ana Mrs. N. L Fitzpatrick.

West Avenue Methodist Church W.H. Vance W. A Oakes W. J. Rehfuss John Markle D. Gould J. E. Keizer N. A. Hillaker Austin Crook Henry Ottens J. M. Devine H. W. Bartz O. C. Rangsberg A. Lai W. A. Oakes W. Schrader J. E Keizer N. Aamaier D. A. Zuehlke W. A. Horton Louis Nelson Renk Anderson N. L Fitzpatrick

Bought New Mill on Western Trip

S. Y. Hyde, principal stockholder of Wind River Lumber Co, returned from a western and Alaska trip and annexed another saw mill at Monmonie Oregon. The party toured the north by vessel viewing Alaska. Hyde reports booming coastal business in Seattle Tacoma and Portland. Accompanying Hyde were Mrs. Hyde Samuel Hyde Becky Thompson and Louise Wells.

S. Y. Hyde Wind River Lumber Company Alaska Menomonie Ore Hyde Seattle Tacomah Portland Samuel Hyde Becky Thompson Louise Wells

Youth Pleads Innocence in Embezzlement Case

George Clark an 18 year old worker faced Judge Brindley on a charge of embezzling 90 cents from employer J. H. Michener. He pled not guilty and admitted taking eighty cents. The district attorney questioned the amount as Clark nervously fumbled his hat. He received thirty days at hard labor in the county jail.

George Clark Brindley J. H. Michener

Hand Mangling Accident at La Crosse Paper Box Plant

William Owen Jr son of a city scales assistant weighmaster suffered a severe laceration to a finger at the La Crosse Paper Box company on South Front street. While feeding a machine he failed to remove his hand and the device closed, crushing the finger. He received medical treatment from Dr. D S McArthur and may require amputation.

William Owen, Jr William Owen City Scales la Crosse Paper Box Company South Front Street Owen D. S. McArthur

Night agent resigns at Chicago Milwaukee St Paul depot

Fred Van Wie, night ticket agent at the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul depot, has resigned. His position will be filled by L Larson, the day agent, for the present.

Fred van Wie Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul L. Larson

Improvements at West Side School

Improvements have been completed at the West La Crosse school with a cement walk laid around the building by Evans and Pederson.

West la Crosse School Evans and Pederson

Ten young baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Burt Fessenden

Mr and Mrs Burt Fessenden of 1013 Green Bay street welcomed a baby girl born last night. Fessenden is noted as the father of eleven children, ten living, evenly split between boys and girls, reflecting a long family history.

Burt Fessenden Green Bay Street Mr. Fessenden

Personal notices and visiting guests fill La Crosse

Local column lists numerous visitors and residents in La Crosse daily. Names include Mrs. Ole Ebertson, B. Butterfield, O. Mills, W. P. Vary, Dr. George Fowell, A. S. Griffith, Miss Effie Hayes, Miss May Norton, Miss Marguerite Bartel, and many others visiting relatives, transacting business, or staying with friends around the city. The list also notes lodge events and commercial ads.

City News and Local Updates on Society and Events

The F. M. S ladies of the English Lutheran church met at Mrs. J. E. Smith’s home on Winnebago street. Capt. Alvin Heiberg of the U S regular army visits en route to the Philippines. Elevator repairs begin on the Cargill structure by Black River after storm damage. William Robinson learns his brother in law R. G. Brush of Elgin died after long cancer illness. La Crosse City Attorney Reilly praises the city as enterprising beside Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs August Peterman celebrate 50 years of marriage in Portage. Mr Busch, veteran Milwaukee Road engineer, is noted locally. The government raises a dam on French Island shifting river flow toward the Mississippi and aiding La Crosse harbor. Galesville fair deemed a failure by the Sparta Independent citing management. Hillsboro fair set for Aug 27–30 with strong expectations. The Nellie progresses downriver. the St Paul due tonight. Heavy rains muddy rivers hinder bathing and reduce bathhouse attendance.

English Lutheran Church J. E. Smith Winnebago Street Heiberg Alvin Heiberg U. S. Regular Army Ft. Meade Phillipines Cargill Black River Willian Robinson R. G. Brush Elgin Robinson Ill LA Crosse Reilly Fond du Lac Milwaukee August Peterman Portage Busch Milwaukee Road French Island Mississippi River Galesville Sparta Hillsboro Hillsboro Fair St. Paul

Berger Family Plans European Voyage From New York

Mrs H Berger departs tonight for Chicago to visit her sister then goes to New York to see her daughter Mrs Lowenstin. She will be joined by daughters Miss Berger and Miss Irma Berger and they sail February 24 for Europe for an undetermined stay.

Mrs. H. Berger Chicago New York Mrs. Lowenstin Miss Berger Miss Irma Berger Europe

Sharp Boy Question Sparks Music Class Exchange

A music teacher asks what note is above F and a student answers F sharp. The teacher then asks for the note below FF and the student replies F blunt, illustrating a playful classroom moment.

Live Laugh Love Success Story Prompts Quiet Hope

A reflective piece urges embracing joy while acknowledging hard times ahead, urging readers to value laughter, companionship, and resilience as life shifts and opportunities emerge.

Fish Car Delivers Fry to Green Bay and Ashland Areas

A fish hatchery car operated by the commerce and labor department arrived in the city under Captain W. E. Smith and crew. It will move 20 000 bass and croppy fry from North Side station to streams near Green Bay and Ashland, distributing them to northern parts of the state before returning.

Commerce and Labor Department W. E. Smith A. H. Kerth J. H. F. Kerns G. L. Hopper City North Side Green Bay Ashland

Return from trip through the east

Miss Sadie Allen of the North side and Miss Olive Young of Milwaukee have just returned from an extended trip through the east. They visited points in Canada and New York among other eastern places. Miss Young returned to La Crosse with Miss Allen and will be her guest for some time.

Sadie Allen North Side Olive Young Milwaukee Canada New York Miss Young la Crosse Miss Allen

Pretty wedding at St James Parsonage

Miss Emma Zimmer wed William Felzer yesterday at 2 30 in the St James parsonage officiated by Rev Ambrose Murphy. Miss Minnie Zimmer served as bridesmaid and James McCauley was best man. The couple will reside at 521 Avon after September 1 following a visit to Minneapolis and St Paul.

ST. James Parsonage Emma Zimmer Willian Felzer Ambrose Murphy Minnie Zimmer James McCauley Miss Zimmer John Zimmer Avon Street North Side Felzer Thomas Felzer George Street Minneapolis St. Paul

Shortage of Car Repair Men Fills North Side Shops

North Side reports a shortage of skilled workers in La Crosse railroad yards. Carpenters and car repairers are urgently needed at the Burlington and other lines as foremen struggle to hire. Wages exceed standard in some cases but applications remain scarce. Local shops seek four carpenters and six freight car repairers.

la Crosse the Burlington Burlington

Carnival Assured for La Crosse North Side Show Week

The north side gains a major carnival with ten paid shows and three free attractions possibly expanding to fifteen acts. Contracts signed by L. E. Lavaque and C. P. Thompson outline a week of events from September 16 to 22 with lighting plans and street route on Mill Rose and St. Andrew to Hager and St. James.

L. E. Lavaque Association C. P. Thompson Lavyaque Thompson Carnival Herbert Klein Carnival Company la Crosse Milwaukee Winona Fair North Side Rose and Mil Streets Mill Street St. Andrew Hager Rose Rose Street St. James

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Repairs

Miss Edith Billings of St Paul visits Miss Rohrer on the North Side while Mrs Floyd T Lake of Sterling Ohio stays with friends. Dr C W Lueck attends a state board of medical examiners meeting in Superior Wisconsin. A new cement sidewalk replaces the old plank at West La Crosse school district 6. Jack Miller and OConnell return from western harvest work. Freight repair work for the storm damage at Preston continues. E Abell of Chicago visits North Side son James Abell. Cr Looney moves from Caledonia Street to a new South Side home. James Brabant and family fish at French Island.

Floyd T. Lake Sterling, O la Crosse C. W. Lueck Superior Wis State Board of Medical Examiners Preston E. Abell Chicago James Abell James Brabant French Island Cr. C. Looney Caledonia Street

Social Roundup of Local Residents Visiting and Moving

Notices list Alex Forbes visiting western New York returning home. Mrs. Charles F. Marston and Mrs. E. E. Marston’s sister travel to Eau Claire. Reggie Kerr departs for Preston Minnesota for vacation days. Homer Davis and Glen Thompson return from Mound and Minneapolis. Edna Tarbox touring Yellow Stone park and will be home next week. Mrs. Sehmid of White Plains visits sister Mrs. John James. Anna Hanscome heads to Denver for W B Hanscome golden wedding. Percy Digby Roberts and wife plan Seattle move after visiting La Crosse relatives. Hoathmaker and Hat tie Houthmaker travel with party via St Paul.

Alex Forbes New York Charles F. Marston E. E. Marston Eau Claire Reggie Kerr James R. Kerr Preston Minn Homer Davis Glen Thomposn Mound Minneapolis Edna Tarbox Yellow Stone Park Sehmid White Plains N. Y John James Anna Hanscome Denver Col W. B. Hanscome Percy Digby-Roberts la Crosse Seattle Wash Roberts Aug Hoathmaker Wadison Street Europe Hattie Houthmaker St. Paul

Child Passes Away in Grant County Cholera Tragedy

Gertrude Clark one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Clark died yesterday morning at their home 1511 Caledonia street from cholera Funeral planned for this afternoon in Grant County at the family lot

Gertrude Clark John Clark Teir Home Caledonia Street Grant County

Principal Weds Pretty Teacher in Milwaukee Sendoff

Miss Cassie Smith married Prof. Arthur Rhodes at 1113 Caledonia Street in a pretty ceremony officiated by Rev. A L Woods of Caledonia Methodist Church. Grace Eckert was maid of honor while Carrie Owens wore a bouquet wreath. They depart for Niagara Falls then return to Boscobel, where Rhodes is principal.

Cassie Smith Arthur Rhodes Caledonia Street A. L. Woods Caledonia Methodist Church Grace Eckert Carrie Owens Milwaukee Niagara Falls Boscobel Miss Smith Loretta A. Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns Fruit House N. S Fourth Street West Avenue M. E. Church Clark West Side School Roosevelt Ole Ebertson Black River Falls B. Butterfield O. Mills Summit S. D W. P. Vary George Fowell O. F. Fescher Houston A. S. Griffith Viroqua Mary Independent Restore F. H. Schofield Reedsburg T. J. Mullen Madison Frontier Lodge No R. G. Miller Winona Effie Hayes Toland’s Business School H. C. Clapp Mable C. M. Schane Mindado G. E. Shaw S. A. Water Gateway City Tfr W. D. Ingills Spring Valley Heyerdahl Shamrock M. T. Zimmermann Rushford Will Powell J. Weraner E. R. Burke Batchelder Main Street O. T. Erhart S. I Cox Genevieve Mineral Point Bessie Simpson Gertrude Hulberg Abbott Gateway City Hall Tenth Hood May Norton Ruth Bleekman Marguerite Nannie Bartel Marshfield P. Caset Baraboo A. Hares Winnipeg T. P. Benezet Peoria T. C. Wilson Union Center H. A. Clapp Red Cross Batchelder's M. H. MacArthur Wabasha E. T. Striners Spokane Walter Washburne G. E. Marges J. J. Morality New Ulm A. Straum Coon Valley Batchelder’s T. Fortney Fortney C. H. Wells Jackson Spring Grove John Griers Decorah H. W. Rogers C. Jons Chippewa Falls H. L. Landers Melrose T. Armstrong Darlington G. H. Holtz Westfield T. Gosling A. Peterson Oscar Bakke City News Irvine Chas. Beyschlag L. Reic Schocei M. M L. Reie Schocei Harry Packman J. R. Kerr Eva Baronhill Chas. W. Lembke Fifth and Jay Street Tribune Building North Side News Burlington Shops Carpenters Nival Edith Billings Miss Rohrer Northwest Toland’s Business School Lacrosse Wisconsin Mr. Woods Erhart RED Cross Drug
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