Local Social News From Viroqua Wisconsin
Mrs. F E Tate hosts Bridge Whist. Thomas Linton becomes a grocery salesman. Fortney couple visit Soldiers Grove with Atley Peterson hosts. Daisy Bowman visiting Liberty Polo aunt. Reverend Jacobson hosts dinner. Irene Johnson returns from Chippewa Falls trip. Maurice Lemen from Westby Times office in town. Charley Thompson sells barber shop stake. Dell McLees named assistant. Lulu Thompson and Florence Snead visit Soldiers Grove. M D Chase hosts 6 o'clock dinner. Rev Belland of Minneapolis visits. Phil Tate at Madison studying visits Chicago. Bradley departs Vernon County Leader for Richland Center. De Lap family return from Richland Center. Mrs E J Ogden visits Sylvan Ridge. L R Gaines to return from Illinois.
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F. E. Tate
L. C. Boyle
Thomas Linton
S. Sweger
N. FE. Fortney
D. T. Fortney
Soldiers Grove
Atley Peterson
Daisy Bowman
Liberty Polo
United Lutheran Church
Phil Tate
University At
Madison
Chicago
George Rhodes
Bradley
Vernon County Leader
Richland Center
Nearby village gossips list hometown visits and travel
Misses Ruth Leissring Hazel Viets and Bernie Barber visiting Lila Hemstock return to La Crosse. Carl Foster of St Paul visits Sparta with his father Henry Foster who plans to go to Seattle for winter. Mrs David Gardner returns to St Paul after three weeks in the city. Numerous locals visit La Crosse Tomah Winona and Duluth for visits business or holiday travels with family and friends.
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Ruth Leissring
Hazel Viets
Bernie Barber
Lila Hemstock
la Crosse
Carl Foster
St. Paul
Henry Foster
Seattle
Wash
David Gardner
J. J. Sullivan
E. B. McWithy
Sparta
Nell Jones
Winona
Chester Jackson
Bangor
Mate Loehr
Tomaho
Frank Newton
Ed Leverich
Ed Strait
Bennett Stiles
Harry Longwell
E. A. Richardson
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Richardson
M. H. Moore
Tomah
Will Steele
Mike Reisinger
Paul Austin
Otto Smith
Melvina
Alma Larson
Inez Lloyd
John Reese
Robert
Watertown
Wm. Schaller
H. Thayer
Ontario
Frank Steele
George Beattie
Portage
Maude Hemstock
Edythe Reynolds
Minnesota and Northwest find dead body of missing man
The body of Fred Anderson was found on the musk rat slough shore nine miles northwest of Owatonna. Coroner says death due to exposure or possible self harm, with some suggesting foul play due to his mood and weather. The case ends a search that began last week in Deerfield near Owatonna. The finding closes a mystery of his disappearance.
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Stilwater
Wis
Fred Anderson
Owatonna
Anderson
Deerfield
Adair
Meeting of the Wool Growers to Erect Chicago Warehouse
Montana sheepmen convene in Helena to discuss building a wool warehouse in Chicago to store a large share of output. Gov Gooding of Idaho, James A. Cosgriff, and International Commissioner Manss attend for talks with Montana producers ahead of the national wool convention in Idaho.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Chicago
Pocatello
Idaho
Gov. Gooding
James A. E. Cosgriff
Manss
Chicago Association of Commerce
Montana Producers
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Boston
Preliminary hearing in Gowdy assault case held in Prairie du Chien
The state of Wisconsin versus S B Gowdy regarding an assault on Courier editor Wm Merrill had a preliminary hearing before Police Justice Chase. Gowdy is bound over to appear at the spring circuit court term. Also notes include local movements, residents traveling to Madison Milwaukee and Kal i moot, and local social and business updates.
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State of
Wisconsin
Asphyxiation in St Paul Home by Gas Heater
St Paul, Minn., Dec 2. Herman Langenbeck, 65, died from illuminating gas in the attic bedroom of Adolphus Schwarzmann at 1036 Iglehart avenue. The gas seeped from a fixture connected to a gas heater. Family members detected the odor and found Langenbeck in a comatose state. revival attempts failed.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Herman Langenbeck
Adolphus Schwarzmann
Iglehart Avenue
Schwarzmann
Langenbeck
La Crosse Leads Sale of Stamps in Wisconsin Effort
La Crosse pledges to sell 100000 Red Cross stamps as Wisconsin raises 2000000 allotment. Cities compete to claim honors for stamping drives, with stamps sold in book form of nine stamps at 10 cents each. Women warned fashion dullness if robes repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Goldsmith Building
Milwaukee
Red Cross
Wisconsin
Anna Held Dance on Skates Tonight at Park Roller Rink
Miss Bertha Dow Mack closes her engagement in La Crosse tonight with the Parisian dance of Anna Held after two successful appearances Monday and Tuesday evenings. The graceful skater performs about 9 p.m. for a half hour, waltzes and does two steps and jigs on roller skates, eliciting hearty applause from the audience.
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the Park
Tueday
Bertha Dow Mack
la Crosse
Anna Held
Mis
Dr Paul Pritchett freed after coroner rules death not homicide
St Louis report states a coroner's jury found the bride's death followed an operation and returned a verdict of homicide, but Dr Paul Pritchett was released after Assistant Circuit Attorney Hainer said evidence did not sustain any charge.
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ST. Louis
Paul Pritchett
Hainer
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Mack
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Pettibone Park
the Tribune
Viroqua, Wis
de Lap
Harry Bailey
E. J. Ogden
Frank Heal
Sylvan Ridge
L. R. Gaines
Illinois
Minnesota
Northwest
Grand Forks
N. D
Kalispell
Frederick Lebeau
Fargo
Yoakums
Fortune
Joe Hobbins
Sidney M. Logan
D. F. Smith
Lebeau
East Grand Forks
Meeting OF the Wool Growers
Helena, Mont
B.G Warehouse
Main
Prairie DU Chien
Jennings Jordan
van S. Brokaw
Francis Kane
Frank Poehler
Michigan Street
Witzel
Addie Allen
Stasia Zeman
Miss Zeman
Eastman
J. Jiracek
Asphyjaten
Tribune Wants
Anna
C.& J. Michel
Elfenbrad
C. & J. Michel Brewing Co
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