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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1915

Page

13

Bishop Dedicates $120,000 Building in Prairie du Chien

Campion college dedicated its new 120000 dollar building in Prairie du Chien with Bishop Schwebach of La Crosse presiding. The hall named Pere Marquette sits southeast of the main structure. the building, started this spring, opened recently and is fireproof. Rev. Arthur Dunn e of Eau Claire delivered the oration. A Lyceum Course event follows at Mack’s theater with Lowney Lawrence company. Local society notes include ill Mrs. Portwine, Duluth visitors, and other city residents.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Campion College Schwebach la Crosse Arthur Dunne Eau Claire Pere Marquette Hall Clark Mack's Theater Lowney Lawrence Company

City visitors and local social notes span several days

A local health and social scene is recorded with residents and guests from various Wisconsin towns. Frank McCloskey of Eastman transacted business on Wednesday. Miss Belle Huston hosted the T T S club at H E Howe’s home. Ole Helgerson from Utica visited Tuesday. A J Klafonda, recently in the eastern part of the state, visits family briefly. Mary Schrader of the New Sanitarium visits her brother Paul in Mazomanie. Reverend Arthur B C Dunn of Eau Claire, born in that city, was mentioned among notable locals.

Joseph Portwine Charles Morrell Duluth Minn F. Snell Reeds Landing A. Dunn North Church St E. D. Ferry John Gund Nrewing Company Austin Florin Milwaukee John W. Paris Lacrosse John Ward Abner Shrake Wyalusing Wis Joseph Marvin A. Meyers Azgent American Central Surance Company Frank McCloskey Eastman Belle Huston Prairie du Chien Sanitarium Company T. T. S. Club H. E. Howe Ole Helgerson Utica A. J. Klafonda Mary Schrader The New Sanitarium Paul Mazomanie Arthur B. C. Dunn Eau Claire

Election and social notices from La Crosse area

Local residents attend meetings and visits in La Crosse with many brief notes on movements. Upcoming events include B A Yeomen officer elections in a small hall and a Christmas bazaar at the Presbyterian church with a bake sale and cookbook.

Maccabees Hold Private Dancing Party at Central Hall

The Maccabees members plan a private dancing party for their daughters and friends at Central hall corner Caledonia and Clinton streets this evening from eight to twelve with a three piece orchestra. The Jolly Eight Card club met with Mrs R A Fischer at 728 Avon street and prizes were won by Mesdames Nicholls Koepke Bodette and Fisher. Present were Bodette Bennett Cotterwick Koepke Moran Merwin Nicholls. The Bethel Lutheran Young People's Society will be hosted at church parlors tonight by the choir with an excellent program.

The Maccabees Central Hall Caledonia Clinton Streets Jolly Eight Card Club R. A. Fischer Avon Street Mesdames Nicholls Koepke Bodette Fisher Mesdames Bennett Cotterwick Moran Merwin Nicholls Young People’s Society Bethel Lutheran Church

Farewell parties honor Mrs. Nagle and Ruth Madland

In Wilton and at 1328 South Fifth street a series of surprise gatherings celebrated departures and birthdays with music dancing and refreshments. Guests included families led by the Nagles and Madlands with names such as Krueger Berg Belcher Lewis Shackley and Zischky among attendees.

Ed Nagle Fred Burrow South Eighth Street Nagle North Dakota Messrs and Mesdames Berg Belcher Krueger Higgins Lynch Griffin Lewis Novak Dalton Iva Shackley Gladys Shackley Irene Lewis Alta Nagle Carrie Daige Alma Daige Wilton Francis Krueger Arthur Berg John Berg Horace Lewis Frank Bradley Ruth Madland South Fifth Street Elizabeth Lenz Nellie Ryan Julia Severson Gertie Larson Ruth Olson Maybelle Gerky Eva Hadley Catherine Kenetchy Gretchen Miller Betty Burkhart Jennie Kolbo Gladys Fritz Fay Ness Maydell Whitey Messrs Ford Stangle August Solié John Kromrey Henry Schultz James Matiak Carl Kolbe Mabel Gerky Albert Ziskie Ruth Olsen Gertrude Larson Elizabeth Lens Nellie Rhyn July Serves Katherine Kenetchy Gracion Miller Betty Burchard Ruth Alta Madland Fred Stingle Walter Zube Ted Albert Zuske John Vondrashek Joseph Weigle Willie Weisse Joseph Waska George Simons August Shueling

One Day Cold Cure Offered in Old Ad

An archival ad touts a cold remedy promising cures in one day labeled LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN INE. The signature appears as E. W. GROVE, with a price of 25 cents and a claim to banish a cold quickly.

E. W. Grove

Dedication Attendees at Campion College Wing Ceremony

Notables including Rt. Rev. Bishop James Schwebach and Rev. J. Shanaghey attended the Pere Marquette hall dedication at Campion college on Wednesday and returned home shortly after. Edward Glasson and Mrs. Johnson visitors relayed their stay, while M. McCann of Lismore visited his mother Mrs. James McCann. Dan Mackin of Wells Fargo spent time with relatives in Dubuque and J. F. Scanlon of Gays Mills transacted business in the city.

Pere Marquette Hall Campion College Edward Glasson B. Johnson North la Crosse James Schwebach la Crosse M. McCann Lismore Minn James McCann Dan Mackin Wells Fargo Express Company Dubuque J. Shanaghey Rising Sun Wis J. F. Scanlon Gays Mills

Joint county training school eyed for Racine and Kenosha

A joint county training school for teachers is likely for next year with Racine and Kenosha counties. Kenosha officials reviewed plans and will decide after detailed work. Racine supports the proposal. The Union Grove high school building would be used for two years before a permanent facility is built if the project succeeds.

Racine Wis Kenosha Racine Board Union Grove

Mrs A J Ahrens Guests Of Jenks Family

Mrs. A J Ahrens of St. Paul is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Jenks at 1423 Kane street.

Society A. J. Ahrens St. Paul George Jenks Kane Street

Surprise party for Mrs Schlicht at South Seventh home

A group of ladies surprised Mrs. H. E. Schlicht at 1608 South Seventh Street yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured music and cards with Mrs. Schlicht winning the first prize and Mrs. Thomas Benny the consolation. Attendees included Mesdames D. Muentsch, C. B. King, H. Allen, Emma Schurrer, Thomas Berny and C. H. Kriese.

H. E. Schlicht South Seventh Street Schlicht Thomas Benny Mesdames D. Muentsch C. B. King H. Allen Emma Schurrer Thomas Berny C. H. Kriese

Christmas bazaars set for church sales tomorrow

Final arrangements are made for the Presbyterian ladies bazaar at the church with opening at ten o'clock and dinner served at noon. The Congregational church will hold its Christmas shop at the church parlors tomorrow offering handmade articles at ten o'clock with coffee served in the afternoon.

The Congregational Church

The Envied Auctioneer In Marriage Banter

A Washington Star quip has Mr Meekton noting his wife loves auctions and how she stirs him to do most of the talking. The exchange highlights a playful domestic dynamic centered on auctioneering appetite.

Mr. Meekton Washington Star

Lazy man on wrong side of profit and loss

A proverb notes that laziness harms personal finances and work outcomes. It frames laziness as a barrier to earning and managing resources, warning that idleness lowers potential gains and trips in daily economic activity.

Horton & Black District Agents Feature

Saturday Evening Post advertises Horton and Black as district agents at 605 Main, promoting services and listings.

Saturday Evening Post Main Horton & Black

City News Ticker Highlights Local Affairs

The bi weekly social hour at the normal school drew larger crowds as dancers funded a full school dance orchestra with pennies and nickels. Rev W J Peacock will speak on Rich at the First Baptist church banquet in Winona next Thursday evening. Mrs Anna Hendrickson seeks an absolute divorce from Ole Hendrickson of La Crosse, citing cruel treatment since September 1913. Judge C J Conway leads memorial services in La Crosse with Rev George R Longbrake of La Crosse as speaker and state Elks chaplain. County officials travel to Winona to inspect newly laid brick pavement on several blocks.

Danc W. J. Peacock First Baptist Church Winona Anna Hendrickson Ole Hendrickson la Crosse Circuit Court

Credulous buyer swindled on air mortgage joke

A judge quips that a gullible man could be sold a mortgage on a cade in the air, mocking the ease of swindling an unwary buyer. The remark highlights skepticism toward clever but unreal schemes.

Cade

President May Step In To Heal Senate Feud

President Wilson planned to urge Democratic senators to unite over Clarke of Arkansas as pro tempore and cloture plans. The caucus faced deadlocks on both questions with threats of a floor battle if a binding pledge was tried, and anti cloture members threatened to bolt.

Washington Wilson Clarke Arkansas Senate Democrats Owen Senate

Mayor directs search for missing father in New York

Dec 3 reports Mayor Mitchell ordered police to locate Harris Kleinmann, father of 14 year old Minnie Kleinmann from the Chicago Home for Jewish Orphans, who says he remarried and now lives in New York. Minnie appeals for a real father.

New York Mitchell Minnie Kleinmann Minnie Chicago Harris Kleinmann

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