The Goodness of Man Sermon at Congregational Church
A large audience at the Congregational church hears a stirring sermon on the value of the human soul. The evangelist and musical director Rodebeaver draw praise as the talk contrasts materialism with the divine nature of man and immortality. The event includes a tale of a captive eagle symbolizing human freedom and ends with plans for church nights and separate services for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodebeaver
Biederwolf
Congregational Church
Local notes feature La Crosse residents and visitors
La Crosse items note Miss Hope Williams an Onalaska teacher and organist. Miss Susan Campbell hosts. Robert Campbell returns from Caledonia. Mrs C J Young sells hand painted china. Miss Josephine Novak ill at St Francis hospital. numerous locals seek work, travel, or news. J J Finnegan and others take positions. several social visits and small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Williams
Onalaska
Susan Campbell
Miss Williams
First Baptist Church
Bosshard
Lillian Heiberg
Capt. Heiberg
Fort Meade
N. C
Office of Register of Deeds
S. W. Raymond
Durango
la Crosse
A. O. Colby
George Powell
C. J. Young
Erhart’s
Goynton
Chicago
C. W. Tallmadge
Trempealeau
Wis
John A. Daniels
State Street
Paul Roberts
South Sixth Stret
M. W. Giney
North Verde Copper Company
Stoddard
Gainey
Will Powell
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
The Great Watch and Jewelry House Ad in Irvine La Crosse
The store claims a five times larger watch stock and wholesale pricing cutting 25 percent from retail. It lists brands Elgin Waltham Hamilton Illinois Longines Omega Geneva and more with own Geneva line and a five year guarantee on every watch.
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la Louse
la Crosse
Irvine’ An
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Illinois Watch Co
Hampden
Longines
Andemar
Omega
Geneva
Boss
Crescent
Commander
Dueber
Keystone
Irvine
North Side Minister Resigns From St. Peter's Church
Rev. R. Bolton of St. Peter's Episcopal Church at Logan and Avon resigns to seek other fields of business for a time before returning to the pastorate. His last sermon was preached last week and the church was closed Sunday. Services will continue conducted by Rev. C. N. Moller of Christ Episcopal Church on the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bolton
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Logan and
Avon Streets
C. N. Moller
Christ Episcopal Church
South Side
Informal Dinner Planned by Board of Trade
The Board of Trade votes to replace the formal Hotel Stoddard dinner with a cheaper informal banquet at Germania hall due to rising attendance. A. A. Bentley proposes Chicago speaker May or Dunne with price under $1. The committee led by George H. Ray will arrange details and seek Mayor Dunne. The banquet is set for February, with a Jan 8 meeting on The City Charter.
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Hotel Stoddard
Board of Trade
Stoddard
Germania Hall
Dunne
Chicago
A. A. Bentley
George H. Ray
Paul W. Mahoney
C. P. Thompson
C. S. van Auken
Wells E. Bennett
T. H. Spence
H. C. Hart
F. W. Sisson
John C. Burns
Arthur Holbek
Mahoney
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Fruit House
City News
Yowre
Hollis Looney
Yukon River
Alaska
Captain Looney
Will Bowell
N. P. West
Robert Campbell
Galveston
Tex
West
Toland
Business University
Blume’s
Bijou
George Hagenah
Marvin Lynn
Eugene Olson
Colman Lumber Company
Willis Waterman
Oolin J
Luther League
Eva Baronhill
Node Fisk
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
A. Ruhoff
South Seventh Street
Boma
South Third
J. Larkin
Madison
John Seales
Market
George Fries
St. Francis Hospital
Edward Weise
Hokah
Minn
Ella Kellogg
William Schlein
George Hale
Manston
John Hess
Arcadia
Louise Siggins
Brainerd
H. Larson
Preston
Frank Rafferty
Robert Hughes
Spring Valley
L. E. Carpenter
Frank O’ Herne
Melrose
Judge Fruit
Harrison
Viroqua
William Hanson
Coon Valley
Vernon County
Hanson
J. FE. Williamson
Banger
C. H. Rogers
Beloit
North Side
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