Pastors' Subjects for the Season
The remaining program of the Pastors' union outlines monthly topics from December through June including Evangelism by W H Olmstead, The New Theology by W Davy Thomas, The Preacher's Authority by A L Wood, and The Trend Towards Church Federation by H Etzelmueller. Also listed are talks on The Miraculous Element, The Immigrant, Place of Faith, The Challenge of the City, Homiletical Value of Fiction, The Making of a Sermon, Providence in Life, The Preacher as a Pastor, and an outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ol
William Davy Thomas
A. L. Wood
H. Etzelmueller
J. W. Hoag
J. J. Clemens
J. S. Lowe
D. W. Rohrabaugh
J. L. Panziau
S. L. McKee
Providence
T. F. Murphy
W. P. Schleim
Woodmen Elect New Officers in Camp 9695
The W A Northcott Camp Woodmen of America No 9695 held its annual officer election. Consul Joseph Miller Advisor William L Tetley Clerk F L Page Banker A Gams Manager C N Dunham Escort J J Urbanek Watchman Reed Sentry A C Burke Physicians Doctors Egan Callahan Wolfe Reed and Kinnear were named among the physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Northcott Camp Woodmen of America No. 9695
Joseph Miller
William L. Tetley
F. L. Page
Coffee Nerves From Youth Prompts Postum Use
A Texas primary teacher recounts starting coffee young, suffering nervousness and indigestion, then quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee. She reports improved nerves, clear skin, and no headaches, noting others can switch with proper preparation. The testimonial is signed by the Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Police and Fire Boards Elect Officers at City Hall
The pension boards of the police and fire departments met at city hall to organize and elect officers. Mayor Anderson was elected president of the police board, Chief Webber secretary, and Chief Bradfield president of the fire board. Each board set December annual meetings and reported about $100 in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Board of the
Police and Fire Departments
John F. Doherty
Fred Colton
van Berg
Hanson
Departeent
Bradfield
Jo Ies
Webber
Femen’s
Treasury
Lyric Theatre Delivers Pleasing Program in La Crosse
The Lyric theatre in La Crosse reports excellent patronage with continuous shows each evening from 7 to 10. Two matinees weekly on Saturday and Sunday invite patrons to come and go at will. This week features a mix of frivolous and serious pictures with changes every Sunday and Thursday. Remember, one solid hour for a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
la Crosse
Westminster Church Endavor Meet at Mrs Betts Home
The Christian Endeavor society of Westminster church will meet at the home of Mrs Betts Friday evening. Mrs Rev Anderson will entertain the ladies society of the West Avenue Lutheran church in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Westminster Church
Betts
Rev. Anderson
Ladies Society of the
West Avenue Lutheran Church
Mrs Miller Hosts Five Hundred Party At State Street Home
Mrs Charles B Miller yesterday afternoon entertained a number of friends at five hundred at her home 1208 State street Refreshments were served and the prizes were awarded to Mesdames Lottie Bauer and Dustav A Keller Those present included Mesdames Louis F Gautsch J A Miller G A Kellar W L Dittman Charles Ross Dr Schleiter George Fries Smith Lottie Bauer W H Schuster Kurz Louis Grams and Bernhard O Connell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Miller
State Street
Lottie Bauer
Dustav A. Keller
Louis F. Gautsch
J. A. Miller
G. A. Kellar
W. L. Dittman
Charles Ross
Dr. Schleiter
George Fries
Smith
W. H. Schuster
Kurz
Louis Grams
Bernhard O’connell
La Crosse Wedding At Home Of Rev Panzlau
Miss Johanna Utecht wed Mr Henry Leidel at noon on Thanksgiving day in the home of Rev and Mrs Panzlau 709 Ferry street La Crosse with about twenty guests. The bride wore French voile over cream satin and a wreath and veil. After a wedding lunch the couple left for a southern tour and will reside at Dresbach Minnesota where the groom farms. The bride is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panzlau
la Crosse
Johanna Utecht
Henry Leidel
Ferry Street
Mr. Leidel
Slacbach
Martha Merman
Miss Marion Miller Hosts B N C Gathering
Miss Marion Miller entertained B N C members at her State street home last evening with Progressive cinch as the feature. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded to Miss Elizabeth George and Miss Josephine Semsch among a list of attendees including Roese Ott Emily Imhoff Anna Hackner Jennie Dagendish Lillie Dagendish Florence Bechmann Nannie Bartl Freda Neuburg Clara Munz and Josephine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Miller
State Street
Elizabeth George
Josephine Semsch
Roese Ott
Emily Imhoff
Anna Hackner
Jennie Dagendish
Lillie Dagendish
Florence Bechmann
First Presbyterian Bazaar Held Today at Church
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church host an afternoon bazaar in the church parlors with dainty refreshments a deli booth and a wide range of fancy and useful articles including nearly a hundred handmade aprons and decorative handkerchiefs expected to be popular Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Saengerfest Bazaar Opens This Afternoon
This afternoon the much talked of Saengerfest bazaar will open, drawing local residents who anticipate a lively event with vendor stalls, music, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saengerfest
We Never Care Much for a Cigar with a Band Around
A brief item notes that readers show little interest in cigars with decorative bands. The sentence suggests a dismissive attitude toward branded cigars and their display appeal.
Christmas Gift Booth Shines At Local Fair
Shoppers find many gift options at a holiday fair with Mrs. John Bayer supervising a standout candy booth decorated in yellow white and green. The booth features candies cigars and flowers, aided by eight young ladies, drawing expected crowds throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayer
Bradfield Head of Pension Board
Officers elected by the firemen's pension fund board include President Chief Nathan Bradfield and Secretary Fred Colton. City treasurer serves as treasurer by office. The chief named three trustees Fred J Colton Homer Van Berg and A Hanson and formed a three member by law committee to draft a constitution and by laws. Annual meeting set for the second Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Pension Fund Board
Nathan Bradfield
Fred Colton
Fred J. Colton
Homer van Berg
A. Hanson
Supper Planned for Congregational Church Parlor
A supper will be held tomorrow evening December 5 at the Congregational church parlors. Hostesses include Mesdames Vincent Medary A Platz E H Derr Kratchwil John James Josten and Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Mesdames Vincent
Medary
A. Platz
E. H. Derr
Kratchwil
John James
Josten
Holcom
Local Misses Return From Visits and Weddings
Miss May James returns from Milwaukee after Thanksgiving with sister Mrs. W. G. Whyte. Miss Tessa Hickisch travels from West Bend Wisconsin after attending her brother's wedding to Miss Hanson. she teaches at the local high school. Miss Myrtle Topliff, guest of Mrs. Frank Bailey at 1330 Vinestreet, departs Decorah for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May James
Milwaukee
W. G. Whyte
Tessa Hickisch
West Bend
Wis
Hanson
Miss Hickisch
Myrtle Topliff
Frank Bailey
Vinestreet
Decorah
Marital Union of Fred Hicke and Della Hall
Mr Fred Hicke and Miss Della Hall wed this morning at 10 oclock in the bride parents home 1227 Market Street. The ceremony was quiet with only immediate family present. They were attended by William Jungen and Lillian Oldenberg. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will start housekeeping at 1006 South Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hicke
Mis Della Hall
Della Hall
Market Street
William Jungen
Lillian Oldenberg
Governor and His Sec Join Elks Initiation
Governor James O Davidson and his private secretary Q G Munson of Viroqua will be initiated into the Elks at the next Madison lodge meeting. Munson applied locally but will be initiated at the capital, reflecting lodge jurisdiction arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge of Elks
James O Davidson
Q. G. Munson
Viroqua
Munson
la Crosse
Constable Arrests Man After Glass Breakage at Hebberd Drug Store
Constable Louis B. Ommerberg arrested John Spargs at Fourth and Main streets after Spargs fell against a glass pane and shattered a Hebberd drug store bevelled window valued around 150 dollars. Spargs paid 30 dollars to cover the aftermath and spent the night in the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Ommerberg
John Spargs
Fourth
Main Streets
Hebberd
Ommerberg
Eagles to Elect Officers Friday
The Eagles lodge will hold a regular meeting at their lodge rooms Friday evening. General routine business will be taken up and the work of the present year will be closed. The election of officers will be held Friday night after the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Lawyers Clash Over Right Versus Wrong In Courtroom
In a heated courtroom scene, lawyers argue over the merits of a case, with both sides insisting their interpretation is correct. The dispute centers on legal strategy and the application of precedent as the judge weighs competing perspectives.
Woman Freed on Technicality in Shoplifting Case
Mrs Net tie F Straight an elderly woman was discharged from county court by Judge Brindley after adjourning without parties consent. She faced a shoplifting charge for a child's dress valued at 75 from Park store on Nov 23. The case was heard, adjourned, and dismissed citing lack of jurisdiction. another warrant may be issued. District Attorney Bosshard and police say there is enough evidence to convict on a second count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley
Nettie F. Straight
Park
E. C. Higbee
Mrs. Straight
Unknown woman bombs governor in Moscow carriage
An unknown woman threw a bomb under Gov. Gen. Herschelmann's carriage on Moscow’s main street. The woman was fatally injured, the carriage and two horses were destroyed, and the governor escaped in jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Herschelmann
Bergh Piano Company Offers Deep Closing Out Sale
Startling piano sale underway at the Bergh Piano Company Corner Fourth and Day Streets incentive to buy now. Advertises cabinet grand pianos from 158 to 265 with many models priced well below regular values and claims guaranteed quality and world renowned reputation. Early callers urged to see through mammoth stock and take advantage of one price lowest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
Nebuer
Ginger
N.S. Bottling Works
Rose ST
XMAS
W. A. Pryor
Main Street
Hotel Bronson
Burlington Depot
Billy Bronson, JR
Police and Fire Board
Society
Church Society
First Presbyterian
Pfund
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. W. Heard
John Dengles
R. A. Thill
Aberdeen
S. D
Chicago
B. Olsen
Preston
Hollister
J. G. Charte
Soldiers Grove
J. W. Ambrose
Wilton
Helifach
Helga Braathen
Mindoro
la Crosse Hospital
J. A. Wright
Bangor
Hellfach
George Powell
George Woessner
St. Francis Hospital
Mississippi Street
Dvorak
Arctic Ice & Fuel Co
Mason A. Bamborough
United States
Alfred H. Harrison
Wil Powell
Rocky Mountain
A. Murphy
Allenson & Murphy
Cameron House
Elida Burtness
Ashland
C. S. Murphy
Wabasha
J. A. Ross
Topeka
Kan
Grandad Bluff
Hellfach, Jeweler
J. H. Bayer
Dubuque
Elsie Hazen
Sparta
Presbyterian Church
Deeith
Thomas Finley
Brownsville
Ed. Nelson
Spring Grove
Gateway City Trier
J. N. Moody
Des Moines
F. T. Rule
A. Ruhoff
S. 7Th St
T. Godersen
New Albia
D. A. Bullock
Eau Claire
J. T. Meyer
Sioux City
H. E. Rockford
I. A. Truman
Independence
W. Midley
Ed. Clert
Caledonia
J. Mullen
Madison
Zahn
Pepin
SEC
ELKS
Louee
Man
W. T. Irvine
Strange Woman
Gov
the Mariner Pharmacy
Bergh
THE
Bergh Piano Company
S. J. de Ranitz & CO
N. Third Street
Irvine
Lacrosse
Cox
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