Bridge Party Hosts Celebrate At Mrs Reynolds Home
Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Edward Voigt presided over a bridge gathering with about eighty guests arriving Tuesday. Tables were set with flowers, and twenty posters were shared. Widespread social events included a Wednesday hostess party and a dinner for visiting guests, with multiple locales and attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Edward Voigt
Reynolis
Jarward F. Vought
Russell Biormont
Uniluhan
Indy
Haneboan
MLS
Watkins
Winoun
Anim Paoiperda
Aeanie Heilemann
Charles W. Noble
Chicago
Spicer
Coming Events and Local Notices Include Recitals and Births
A fragmented 0text lists events from Sept to Dec including a Twelve club agricultural school, a first concert by Riccardo Martin, lectures by Vera Vertear, a joint recital with Harola Bauer and Casals, plus a Charles Norman Granville recital. It notes local social updates, births, visits, and a Sons of Veterans auxiliary meeting, with names of attendees and families in La Crosse and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin Hor
Commerce
Agricultural Scheol Grgaunis
Riccardo Martin
Vera
Hdna Vertear
Singianati Symphony
Orchesene Teaye
la Crosse Theater
Bec
Charles Norman Granville
Barltone- Thompson
Club—La Cros
Gunnar Peterson
Harola Bauer
Tianist
Paslo Casals
Collizt
Li Croster
Fhea
Local notices and social items from La Crosse area faced with mixed chaos
Yda Hazen of 611 South Ninth Street hosts a Thursday afternoon sewing and picnic event for members to bring one article of food and prepare to sew. Mrs. GW Whiting spends the week with her son in Ortonville Minnesota before returning to Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. FP Withrow host seven at a dinner party aboard their houseboat, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Will Keen of Chino. A passport application is filed for Count Alfred Ibirigenba. Various local ads note a dance, window cleaning, bankruptcy filing, taxi lines, and birthday photography promotions, with scattered addresses and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Ethel Lutheran Church
Willett Jacobson
Paul
Aral
Ron Sale
Saley
Tacoma
Wash
HTM
AXD
FP. J. Magen and Iron
Tronsrood
Tirh
James Witherspoon
Stone Strait
Sun
Rufus Woodratt
Tampa
Pia
Perty
Yda Hazen
South Ninth Street
Loveh
GW. Whiting
Ortonville
Minn
C. J. Whiting
Aberdeeen
Withrow
Dirsday
Will Keen
Chino
Keegin
Deris Keegan
Ati Wbertson
Katherine Krateheyl
M. Krotchwil
WL. Virshbelmer
Galesville Fair
North Side
Glerky
Alfred Ibirigenba
Parton Th
Times
GPT
Gateway
Cits
Morl Studio
Bert Sania
Gos South Fourth Street
Cone
Tittsburgh
Gollnicks
Aus
la Crosse
Main
Lee
Linko
San Ardo
Amelia Tatz
Som
James
St. Andrews Street
Dance Yeomen Fall Sat Long's Sun Frisco Five
A fragmented ad style item lists dance events and performances by the Dance Yeomen and Long’s Dance, with references to Frisco Five and popular pieces. It reads like a local notices page with assorted listings and notices. The scattered text mentions sales, prices, names, and addresses in a noisy classified format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Umberger
la Wrescent
Railreaus Crossing
River Road
Dr. Morris
Newbure Te
Inter State OR Co
P. J. Iverson
Main Street
Weis
W. R. Clarke
England
la Crosse Lumber and Supply Co
Galesville Fair
North Side
Fuxi Line
Gieetrical
Thill-Manning Whaley Co
Ev. Witebatch TF S
Local Dining House Under New Management
Mrs Garnett torments Miss Beatrice Swis of this city as the new management at a dining house offers regular dinners and suppers day and night with special Sunday dinners. Location and precise details are unclear but the item notes changes at the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnes Tayes
Garnett
Beatrice Swis
Uwxider New Management
Harris
Big U S Airship Safe After Storm Report
Reports from the ministry say the huge airship blown from its path by storms over England is safe off Ursoden at about eight o'clock. Weather conditions near Tatham were improving and it was hoped the airship would reach its home base Wednesday. The vessel had been aloft about thirty hours on its test flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Mistry
Ursoden
Ttham
Wodursada
Werther
Air Ministry
Ne Air
NATIVE UPRISING IN INDIA FOSTERED BY RELIGIOUS AGITATORS
A grave situation in Malabar district west coast of Jungish India with seditious religious agitation causing rioting and property destruction. Military forces fired on mobs, rail lines cut and post offices robbed. Despairing calls for help from a besieged village. Reinforcements reached Pangalore as a proclamation declares open rebellion in the North Ponani district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malabar
Pangalore
Mysore
Malabarore
Ponani
Fragmentary British Magazine Note Cites Mysterious Crimes
A damaged excerpt notes several murders miles northeast of Crapubta, mentioning a military officer and a police superintendent among victims. The text references a carpenter's expression and a nail or pin marking an eye center, as discussed by Ernest Wackley in Cornhill Magazine, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapubta
Ernest Wackley
Cornhill
London
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Wew
Edward J. Marcot
Nirg
Warren C. Tamilton
Berlin
John G. Waurich
John Salter Seed Co
Mitby
Westby
L. I. Panvlau
Lathich Infforgu
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. Woodruff
Ghidys
Partska
Dumily
Vachivetiloraa
Whalder
Tuaily
Sastat Irgonlsit
Rev. MacCartney, DB. O
Tthe North Kio
iDavenport
George Saley Danger
Marie
Bangor
Nellig Wotherspoon
Mrnss Thoatas
Decothy
Charles
Irene Ged
Anestobe C
West
Adottel Trible
Mormon Coulee
Messrsland
Wisconsin Pharmacal Co
Milywankee
DR. Watterson
Hoeschler
Kodak
Kodarks
Moon Photo Service
U. S. Gantt Barrigon
Germany
Silverdale
Sparta
Janarimba Quinter
Armory Hall
Clark's
Linker Thetric Co
Jaros Boelt
Quinti
Ristow Motor ‘Co
Front St
Hotel la Crosse
Miwauke
Gateway City Transfer Co
Linker Electric Co
State Fair
Ruth Law
Louis James
Lt. Treat
Wortham
New York
U. S
Tnele Sam
Philippines
JOS. C. Bicha
Shorna Fur Store
India
Twin City Barber College
Hennepin, Minneapolis, Minn
PEARS
Colorado
John C. Burns
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ilinois
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