Socialists launch campaign in La Crosse for Taft visit
The Social Democratic party plans a September 17 campaign in La Crosse with organizers Webber and Jacobs to capitalize on crowds for President Taft. Local events note shifts in Eau Claire district boundaries, a Sunday school mission plan, and various social and civic notices across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber and Jacobs
Social Democratic Party
Taft
Will Powell
Diseases of Women
West Wisconsin
M. E
Monroe
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Ashland
Madison
Platteville
Vance
Anna Caster
Chicago
George Powell
Charlie Norris
Quincy
Diamond Jo
Pocket
Dunn
Western Union
A. T. Rasmussen
Wabasha
Louise Martinek
South Fifth Street
Milwaukee
Holy Trinity School
A. C. Hunt
State Street
A. G. Hunt
Clairmont
P. W. Humber
St. Francis Hospital
Gile Millbright
J. T. Day
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Gateway City
Tacoma
Bohemian Hall
Joseph Kabat
Charles Formanek
Chas. Spika
John Lepsch
Anton, Bruha
A. Konetchy
Joseph Zajicek
Chas. Smauthy
John Rbeznous
John Sikorski
L. Tuma
Joe Bruha
West Avenue
M. FE
Gladys Foley
Caledonia
Minn
L. L. Brown
Redfield Street
Millwork Supply Advertises Quality Interiors
A vintage ad extols top quality sash doors interior finish flooring fixtures and mill work. It promises the best material the latest machinery and competent employees ready to serve customers in Europe or England.
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Europe
England
Society Calendar Highlights Week of Social Events
Mrs H J Hirschheimer hosted a dinner at the Country club in a social week. Mrs FE L Colman led a dancing party for young people and Miss Jeanette Hankerson hosted a luncheon at the same venue. Pre nuptial showers were held for Miss Beastie Hodge by Miss Lilah Derr Mrs Frank Robbins and Miss Mary White. Mrs Fred Dittman celebrated a birthday dinner. Mrs Lou Jenks hosted a coffee for Mrs Snedaker of Portsmouth and Miss Camelia Grams organized a five hundred party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hirscheimer
FE. L. Colman
Jeanette Hankerson
Lilah Derr
Frank Robbins
Mary White
Beastie Hodge
Fred Dittman
Lou Jenks
Snedaker
Portsmouth, C
Camelia Grams
Parcel shower honors Miss Bessie Hodge
Miss Mary White hosted a parcel shower this afternoon in honor of Miss Bessie Hodge. Decorations featured pink roses in the dining room and red and green in the living room. Guests included Misses Hodge Derr Hutberg Leissring Evjen Miller Schultz Holcomb and Mesdames Bartl Grimes and Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
Bessie Hodge
Misses Hodge
Lilah Derr
Gertrude Hutberg
Beatrice Leissring
Miranda Evjen
Marie Miller
Cora Schultz
Blanche Holcomb
Mesdames E. Bartl
William Grimes
Frank Robbins
Inner at Country Club Honoring Mrs Norton of Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hirshheimer hosted a dinner Thursday at the Country Club in honor of Mrs. Norton of Springfield Miss. Guests included FE Evans D G MacMillan Charles Cone A A Morse F G Tiffany G M Heath and Mrs Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
H. J. Hirshheimer
Social soirée hosts five hundred party for Miss Grams
Wednesday evening Miss Camelia Grams entertained at a five hundred party. Four tables were played. The guests of honor were Miss Martha Mayo of Sheboygan, Wis., and Miss Helen Webber. The prizes were taken by Mrs. Eegleberg and Miss Hdna Simmenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelia Grams
Martha Mayo
Sheboygan
Wis
Helen Webber
Eegleberg
Hdna Simmenton
Mrs L C Jenks Hosts Tea Honoring Mrs Sne In Portsmouth
Mrs L C Jenks entertained multiple ladies on Friday afternoon in a tea for her friend Mrs Sne daker of Portsmouth. Guests included Mesdames John Jenks William Howard Dwyer M Peterson A Bangsberg A Crook Converier of Minneapolis Joe Bartl Lockman Miss McLindon and Miss Callie Lockman.
English Lutheran church announces fall meetings
The Ladies Aid Society will hold its first fall meeting next Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs J E Smith serving. The Luther League plans its monthly business and social gathering next Thursday evening September 2 at the English Lutheran church of the Holy Trinity.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
English Lutheran Church
J. E. Smith
Luther League of the
English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Miss Georgia Holmes Hosts Eight-Cover Dinner
Miss Georgia Holmes hosted a dinner Tuesday evening featuring eight courses on the table. The event drew local guests and showcased Holmes’s hospitality and social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Holmes
Church Guild and Baptist Ladies Plan Thursday Meetings
The Woman's Guild of Christ church will meet Thursday afternoon in the guild rooms. Mrs. C. Hixon Mrs. Henry Gund and Mrs. H. J. Hirshheimer will entertain. The Ladies' Industrial society of the First Baptist church will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. L. J. Killian at 1407 Ferry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of Christ Church
C. Hixon
Henry Gund
H. J. Hirshheimer
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church
L. J. Killian
Ferry Street
Moonlight Launch Ride Honors Mrs Norton
Last evening a moonlight launch ride on the Otto in honor of Mrs. Norton featured a group of partygoers including D. G. MacMillan W. B. Batchelder Cameron Baldwin Geo Schweizer H J Hirshheimer Chas Cone E G Perkins W F Wolfe Charles Farrand F C Smiter A A Jerris Mrs Coffin of Minneapolis Mrs West Miss Eva Clark of Davenport Miss Mateson of Madison Miss Mabel West and Mrs C A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Messrs
and Mesdames
D. G. MacMillan
W. B. Batchelder
Cameron Baldwin
Geo. Schweizer
H. J. Hirshheimer
Chas. Cone
E. G. Perkins
W. F. Wolfe
Charles Farrand
F. C. Smiter
A. A. Jerris
Coffin
Motor Ride to West Salem
Yesterday Mrs. G. C. Hixon took a party to West Salem. Her guests were Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Barbara Brown, Mrs. W. R. Sill, Miss Mary Crosby and Mrs. Nellie Johnson of Chicago.
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West Salem
G. C. Hixon
Mary Brown
Barbara Brown
W. R. Sill
Mary Crosby
Nellie Johnson
Chicago
Luncheon Guests Dine With Mrs Brindley and Miss Brindley
A party of ladies hosted by Mrs John Brindley and Miss Jennie Brindley enjoyed luncheon hospitality on Thursday. Covers were laid for sixteen.
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John Brindley
Jennie Brindley
Social Brifs Highlight Local Guest Visits
Scranton residents Mr. and Mrs. Rice stay with Mrs. Colman as her sister. Eva Clarke of Davenport Indiana visits Mrs. George Burton. Frances Clarke leaves for Leeds Montana to run a kindergarten. Elizabeth Snedahker of Portsmouth visits Mrs. Jenks. S W Farmer and daughter Margery of Owatonna guests of T B Lawrence. Farnam family returns from Lake Chetex. Florence Lyman leaves Boston for Chicago after visiting Miss Colman. Dyson Dagget of Minneapolis heads home after a few weeks with the Pettingills. J L Pettingill travels to Seattle to visit Claud Pettingill II. Mrs. Harry Dean travels to Chicago to join husband. Watsons of St Paul guest of F E W Ford. Monroe Curtis of Cazenovia visits aunt Mrs Keyes. Miss Kennedy of Washington visits Mrs Maurer. Miss McMahon of Brooklyn and Miss Lewis of Jackson guests of Cecilia Maloney. Alice Stack of Quincy leaves after weeks with Maloney.
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C. T. Neprud
Westby
Springfield
Mann
Winona
Beimer and Gerard
la Crosse
W. J. Ferris
la Crosse Water Power Company
Hatfield
Water Power Company
John V. Palmer
F. Monroe
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
George Monroe
Globe
Arizona
W. D. Noble
Division Street
FE. B. Holberg
W. H. Craig
Mindoro
P. S. Peterson
Janesville
Wis
la Crose Friends
George W. Fasching
Burlington
W. J. Lawrence
Minneapolis
H. B. Schmitz
Galena
Ill
R. Anderson
Galesville
West Avenue
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Myrick Park
Helen Bailey
Neva West
Edmond
Raymond Rice
Lerr
George
William Parker
Stony Point
Rice
Scranton
KE H Colman
Colman
Eva Clarke
Davenport In
George Burton
Frances Clarke
Leeds
Mont
Elizabeth Snedahker
Portsmouth
Louis Jenks
S. W. Farmer
Margery Farmer
Owatonna
T. B. Lawrence
A. S. Farnam
Lake Chetex
Florence Lyman
Boston
Ruth Colman
Chicago
Dyson Dagget
J. L. Pettingill
Seattle
Claud Pettingill
Card of Thanks for Helmer Skaten
The Skaten family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement for Helmer. They also acknowledge floral offerings from supporters. MR. & MRS. OLAF SKATEN and Family.
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Helmer
Olaf Skaten
Y M C A Offers Rates To Public In La Crosse
The Y M C A launches a membership drive early next week with reduced rates through Sept 30 1909 to meet a minimum budget for the new building. Targets: 409 senior 190 intermediate 190 junior and 125 sustaining and business memberships with a thousand as a possible goal. Dorm rooms are renting daily with furnished rooms steam heat electric light fireproof soundproof and connected to bathrooms and telephones. Rates range 1.50 to 3 per week as opening week plans are prepared to include all La Crosse residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
la Crosse
Planned Wayzata Hold Up In St Paul
George R. Ingall of Indiana and Henry Baker of Los Angeles were arraigned in St Paul on robbery in the first degree for holding up Cashier Frank Saure at the State bank in Wayzata and stealing 320 dollars. Each suspect was bound over to the grand jury in 5900 dollars bail. Ingals said they traveled together about a month and chose Wayzata as the first town outside Minneapolis to rob.
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ST. Paul
Minn
George R. Ingall
Indiana
Henry Baker
Los Angeles
Frank Saure
State Bank
Wayzata
Ingals
Baker
Minneapolis
Frank Snure
Fo Ley’s Honey and Tar Relieves Summer Conditions
Batesville India na resident A S Nausnaum reports a three month summer cold and hay fever relief after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He notes prior medicines worsened symptoms and credits the remedy with quick cure for himself and his wife.
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Gray
A. S. Nausnaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Little Mr Airy Boy Wishes He Were A Clock
A playful line notes a child wishing to be a clock to avoid washing his face and hands, highlighting a humorous desire for easier chores and perpetual cleanliness.
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Thomas Renton
Onalaska
Karl Koch
St. Pan
Otto Gudenschwager
Otto Burri
Burri
Fort Snelling
Camp Robinson
Sparta
Trempealean
J. W. Johnston
Nordah Nelson
E41
Willand
Emma Schumann
Edna Erickson
Red Wing
Minnie Wenzel
Fancy Elbertas
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
Vanilla
DR. G H. Hansen
Untist Wits
J. Bansen
SO. 4Th Street
Mighty Slim
Thill-Manning-Whalen CO
Odin J. Oyen
South la Crosse
Nurth Street
Wisconsin
Fashion Shop
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
W. A. Edwards
Segelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing Go
Max Albert
S. Third ST
Lacon Qu. Journal
Beyschlag's Drug Store
Main Street
W. T. Irvine
Physio
Blackburn
Young
C. L
Harry Dean
Mr. Watson
Miss Watson
FE. W. Ford
Monroe Curtis
Cazenovia, N. Y
Mrs. R. W. Keyes
C. C. Kennedy
Washington, D. C
A. A. Maurer
Alice McMahon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cora Lewis
Jackson
Mich
Cecilia Maloney
Alice Stack
Quincey
Irvine
B. Knutesen
Reitzel’s
Rose Street
Pearl Street
Secy
Abner Gran
Ernoon
PFUND
the Progress Company
Baker & Niebuhr
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