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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
The report shows John J. Esch campaign contributions totaling $922.80 to cover postage to every voter. The printing company and other donations were spread across multiple counties. The tax rate in Eau Claire rose to 95, about 3 mills higher than last year, under a commission.
A Michigan man describes recovery from stomach and nerve issues after suffering dyspepsia and loss of appetite. After two months on Grape-Nuts he reports restored appetite, steadier nerves, and renewed eagerness to work.
The Electrical Workers present a novel ball this evening at Linker Hall featuring a unique electrical display. An interesting program has been arranged with committees for Arrangements, Decoration, Reception, and Floor among named members A L Foster, A Freimark, D Larson, H Seiler, Theo Strauss, A Buchman, H Seiler, K Grab horn, R Fitzpatrick, A Miller, E Bailey, F Osweiler, E H Jaekel, A Freimark, H Milligan, L Bolt.
The funeral for John Dittman was held at 2 30 this afternoon from 1010 Wine Street and was attended by many of the deceaseds acquaintances. Pallbearers included F A Schal dach Michael Weber F R Hickisch Herman Schauland Sr F Doerre and C F Klein. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery. It is expensive to get divorced but a lot more to stay married.
Local notices report a mix of social events and official updates. Civil service worker C Looney started a new term while Dr Will Powell spoke on the bill process before normal school students. Tax rolls are ready and many residents paid current taxes at city hall. Further items include dances, church fairs, wood market calls, and upcoming card party.
Blitz complains about a missed appointment while Blatz describes a busy shave and spa treatment at Linker's. The scene shifts to praise for Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure sold at 503 Main street and plans to buy a bottle for Mrs. Blitz.
The school plans to buy more apparatus to provide students with an up to date commercial arithmetic course. Mr. Austin has collected names of pupils for advanced mathematics and will organize a four quarter analytics course next year. PACKERS HONOR. CUDAHY CHICAGO. Michael Cudahy, last of the central West meat kings, was buried yesterday at Calvary Cemetery from his brother John Cudahy’s home.
Great interest surrounds the Skovgaard Concert party's Friday appearance at Germania hall with Danish violinist Skovgaard, famed for his insured left hand worth 50000 dollars. He tours with soprano May Warner and pianist Alice McKlung, noted for rare ability.
Miss Alma Weidemann of Columbus Wisconsin and W A Atchison owner of the Law Hotel married at the bride's residence at eight o'clock last evening. Rev H Stahmer of the First M E church Columbus officiated with Miss Jessie Atchison and Miss Jessie Weidemann as attendants. About 60 guests attended the wedding and a dinner followed in a white decorated dining room. The couple will reside at the Law Hotel.
Mrs. C Thierry entertained the Alpha 500 Club at her home 1332 Winnebago Street on Wednesday afternoon. The club will be entertained next Wednesday by Mrs. C M Merwin at 717 South Fifth Street.
Mr and Mrs Frank Voves were surprised at their home 1517 South Seventh Street Saturday evening by friends including Max Schultz Raper Frank Check Jack Fransman Henry Click Charles Lang Joe Bruha Joe Siegle Frank baranek Baurend Laury Barney Wencel Wover Edward Vovers Alois Vover and Master Edward Vover A separate dinner party at 1230 Winnebago Street hosted by Mr and Mrs La Frenaye featured guests Cyrus La Frenaye Ulric Lambert J Tuchsel Miss Helen Major and Marcella Bott.
Mrs. Lee Asplin entertained the North Seventh Street Birthday club at her home Monday afternoon while Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Scott departed for Billings Montana after a visit with Mrs. Scott's mother Mrs. Jessie Holway. Mrs. Levi Withee reports balmy weather in water town Florida and a growing La Crosse bridge club among the Pauls Withees and Causeys. Mrs H C McNamar of Denver visiting her mother at 705 West avenue south.
Charles Lavere Tallman aged 20 and Beatrice Sanders aged 19 were abducted and taken to Newark. They allegedly eloped on September 18 and hid for six weeks in a Catskill mountain cave living on game and fish with only twenty dollars.
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