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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
5
The C M and St Paul machinists and their helpers see shifts cut from two ten hour blocks to five eight hour blocks. A wage raise was granted and extra two hours earned time and a half. Officials say the shift change lowers overtime pay while workers receive nearly the same overall as before the raise.
Noymanna branch of Oddfellows lodge No 260 elected officers for the coming year with Ole Wolf as Vice Grand and Carl J. Stokke as Secretary. Edward Emilson as Treasurer and Anton Peterson as three year Trustee. They welcomed Oje Woll, longtime member, who agreed to serve, marking a rare acceptance of office.
Manu facturers and Jobber's Union patronage committee meets at the La Crosse club to prepare a report on recent circus replies. Also notes bankruptcy petition by L Rev Nolds of Tomah, Ambrose discharged in a theft case, monthly witness pay day announced, trip return from gulf, Elks meeting on Thanksgiving, Skip boat upgrades, and Colier in Caught in the Rain at the theatre tonight with strong advance sales.
The Nabilities of William H Reynolds of Tomah show yesterday he was adjudged bankrupt with liabilities of 7412.10 and assets totaling 4565.60. He claims property worth about 21228, but examination finds substantial shortfall. Reynolds says he owns 3280 in fully exempt property. An enthusiastic customer touts OUR P1 as a ready mix for lemon chocolate custard pies, selling 10 cents a package with two large pies per package.
Society notes describe the Saengerfest Bazaar opening with German decor and Oriental booths. Mrs Alfred Langenbach presides over the Oriental booth with attendants while Mrs John Bayer leads the central booth with candy flowers and cigars. Dana's Band provides stirring music amid crowded balconies as organizers anticipate strong interest through three remaining afternoons and evenings. The event runs until Saturday evening with evening suppers led by John Wieckamm. Also covered is the Tuesday Afternoon Five Hundred club gathering hosted by Mrs T Z Portan at 618 South Fourth Street with prizes won by Mrs Hunt and Mrs Jessie Bigelow.
The Twentieth Century Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs Alfred Langenbach 120 South Fourteenth Street with Mrs Tar box leading assisted by Mesdames Brownell Emery James Hardy and Callahan. Leonardo Da Vinci was the featured artist topic followed by current events from Mrs Cowles. The group plans no meeting until after the holidays. A charming coffee yesterday at B H Edwards home Cass Street hosted by Misses Helen and Annis Edwards featured violets and carnations for about thirty guests.
Mr and Mrs John Owens of 143 Avon Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Tuesday evening with about fifty guests. Miss Anna Paulson, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid 25 years ago. Home decorations included chrysanthemums ferns and smilax. Supper at 8 o clock. Gifts were handsome including tableware and hand painted plate. The couple have lived in the city for twenty years. Mr Owens works in the wood business. A congratulatory letter from the minister who married them was read.
The Methodist Episcopal church in West Salem Wisconsin recently disbanded and sold its property and church building to the evangelical Lutheran church for 3260 dollars. The deed was filed today.
Mrs Frank Smith of 1522 Main street hosted the Wednesday 500 Club yesterday afternoon. A delightful gathering featured games and an internal event with refreshments at six o'clock. The prize was won by Mrs John Palmer.
A posse of citizens, joined by Sheriff Benham and deputies, hunts Harry Tones for the killing of William Van Winkle and his wife in a cabin near Muscatine. Authorities fear ly shing if captured.
A turkey lunch with assorted delicacies will be served to Elks members tonight at the lodge in connection with the regular meeting. The club chef Bill is preparing the meal this afternoon.
Fire yesterday morning leveled the Empire music hall at Third and Wabasha in St Paul causing about 75000 in losses. Investigators believe flames started in furnaces in the sub basement directly beneath the burning area.
Rochester Minnesota dispatch reports a late night blaze destroying Hewin Rise store at Orinoco including the post office and stock. Inadequate protection hindered efforts. Northwestern Telephone switchboard also damaged along with necessary mail sacks and communications equipment.
Local notices list fresh candies at Pfund's and remarks on illnesses, travel and business visits. Mrs. Dillon sisters travel after illness, several residents like John Dengler and A Lavaké return from trips, and various ads promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and other products. Community members, shops, and doctors appear with brief actions and greetings.
The text records various brief city notes including M. Ryan of Caledonia visiting relatives for a business matter, Ed Nelson returning home in Spring Grove after city business, and O R Enger of Whalan calling on business acquaintances in the city yesterday.
The Episcopal bazaar held yesterday at the church parlors was well patronized, with ladies reporting strong support and a successful event overall. The friendly atmosphere and steady turnout highlighted community participation in this church fundraising effort.
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