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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

4

Bentley New Head Of K P A A Lodge Commander

A Bentley was elected chancellor commander of Hamilton Lodge No. 57 Knights of Pythias at the lodge annual officer election held last night. Other officers named include W W Smith vice chancellor D L Wartinbee keeper of records and seals C L Lien master of exchequer A K E Berg master of finance George Evenson prelate L W Jojade master of arms F C Harrington inside guard A R Schulze inside guard John Arnison master of work and C C Lumley trustee.

A. A. Bentley Hamilton Lodge Knights of Pythias W. W. Smith D. L. Wartinbee C. L. Lien A. K E. Berg George Evenson L. W. Jojade F. C. Harrington

Endeavor Under Great Strain Takes Toll on People

The passage notes that any effort is laboring under heavy pressure for some individuals, highlighting the toll of sustained effort on personal well being.

Minnie Wheaton Named Commander of Century Hive 101

Minnie Wheaton was elected commander of Century Hive No. 101 Ladies of the Maccabees at the annual officers election in Woodman hall Rose and St. James streets. Lida Kent was chosen lieutenant commander with Emma Mowry, Barbara Gleason, Minnie Weisbecker, Mary Haines, Emma Daniels, Louise Clemons, and Nellie Osterhout in other posts. Installation set for January 15.

Minnie Wheaton Century Hive No. 101 Ladies of the Maccabees Emela Kathary Woodman Hall Rose and St. James Streets Lida Kent Emma Mowry Barbara Gleason Minnie Weisbecker Mary Haines

Norway Can Show United States In Legislation For The Poor

James Thompson told the Charles Street Lutheran church Men s society crowd that Norway leads in welfare laws and could teach the U S. about enforcement too. More than two hundred attended the address and were later entertained by O S Opsahl.

Norway James Thompson Charles Street Lutheran Church O. S. Opsahl

Man's Autobiography Reflects on Hidden Struggles

A saying about autobiographies suggests a man rarely presents his deepest misfortunes, implying personal narratives often mask the harsher parts of life. The remark highlights how self-portraits may omit the hardest moments.

High to Turn Out Squad on Monday

High school basketball opens Monday at 2 00 p m when Coach Horne calls all candidates to report. Seventy five players expected with two returning starters Zeisler and Fay and many from last year’s second squad. Bruha Blatter Worth and King among top hopefuls for first and second teams. It is great folly to wish to be wise all alone.

Horne Zeisler Fay Bruha Blatter Worth King

Caledonia Street church holds annual chicken pie supper and bazaar

The Ladies Aid of Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal Church announces Tuesday events at Gohbies hall Caledonia and Clinton. Five bazaar booths led by L Daniels David Rice John Tuttle Norma Partridge Eva Combellick Blanche Mulder Gertrude Shaw. Country Store overseen by Howard Bott Shaw Dining room by Linwood Widrick George Larkin kitchen supervised by Mrs Nesler. General chair Mrs H L Partridge. Aid business meeting Friday afternoon in church parlors. hosts Mesdames John Johnson Albert Hardy A Gibson John McKenzie and Kelley.

Ladies’ Aid Society Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal Church Gohbies’ Hall Caledonia Clinton Streets L. Daniels David Rice John Tuttle Norma Partridge Eva Combellick Blanche Mulder Gertrude Shaw Mesdames Howard, Bott and Shaw Mesdames Linwood Widrick George Larkin William Nesler H. L. Partridge Bazaar Aid Society John Johnson Albert Hardy A. Gibson John McKenzie Kelley

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Errands And Visits

Miss Mabel Stanton recovers at 921 Berlin Street after four weeks at home. Ed Walker hosts R. D. Walker of St. Paul at 146 Kane Street. Miss Marie Kheinsmith returns from Minneapolis to 24 Caledonia Street. Perry Brinstad of St. Paul visits Robert Brinstad at 1630 Berlin Street. Mrs. J. Maynard and daughter return to Dresbach after visiting 1541 Berlin Street. Norene Larkin returns to 637 Berlin Street from Minneapolis. Louise Larson of Houston visits at 1308 Caledonia Street. Maud Marcou of 917 Rose Street visits Midway relatives. Alice Riley returns from Chicago to 1502 Wood Street. Dora Hanson returns to the north side from Burr Oak. J. T. Meyers of Milwaukee visits north side friends. Martha Tesley and Harry Young host a dancing party at Fjelstad's Hall. Born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erickson at 1434 Rose Street a nine pound girl. KK. H. Cleveland of Trempealeau reports quiet on up-river town business.

O'Neil Come & Rubber Mabel Stanton Berlin Street R. D. Walker St. Paul Ed Walker Kane Street Marie Kheinsmith Caledonia Street Minneapolis Perry Brinstad Robert Brinstad J. Maynard Dresbach Midway Alice Riley Chicago Wood Street Dora Hanson North Side Burr Oak J. T. Meyers Milwaukee Martha Tesley Harry Young Fjelstad’ S Fred Erickson Rose Street KK. H. Cleveland Trempealeau

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers

The Knebes family expresses deep gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the death of mother Mrs Sophia Knebes. Thanks are also given for floral offerings from Dolly Knebes Albert Knebes and the Burdick Knebes Mosher and Knebes couples.

Sophia Knebes Dolly Knebes Albert Knebes So Burdick Henry Knebes William Knebes Archie Mosher George Knebes

Bombings and gun battle rock New York streets

Two bombings and a running gun fight by gangsters marked New York's flare of violence. A bomb ripped the iron steps of a shop at 24 Union Square, another bomb aimed at the Bronx Children's Court branch was found before detonation, and a street gun battle at Tenth Avenue and Thirty second Street left no injuries.

New York Union Square Bronx Court Tenth Avenue Thirty Second Street

Urged Attendance at La Crosse Boys Meeting

All boys in La Crosse and men interested in boys are urged to attend the monthly meeting to be held tomorrow at 3:00 PM in the lobby of the Y M C A.

NEW Faber, Lindeman Emerson Everett Grand la Crosse

Takeoff Seen As The Only Sure Section Of A Game

A brief remark states that the takeoff is the sole certain portion in a game of chance. The line implies uncertainty in other aspects while the launch stage remains predictable.

Alice McGregor Brings $3008 in Sale to Indianapolis

The trotting mare Alice McGregor sold for 3008 dollars to J B Chandler of Indianapolis, owner and trainer, after a deal with Assemblyman C L Hood. Chand ler plans to race the mare on grand circuit tracks next season. she was shipped this morning by William Millard.

Alice McGregor C. L. Hood Indianapolis Alice J. B. Chandler William Millard

Alice racehorse marks and age noted after Madison

The horse named Alice, trained and driven since Hood bought her, carries a 2:12 1 4 mark earned at Madison last year. She is six years old.

Hood Alice Madison

Miss Brophy Back From Vacation With Relatives

Miss Margaret Brophy an employee of the Bell Telephone company returned to the city after a week's vacation with her relatives in Viroqua.

Brophy Margaret Brophy Bell Telephone Company Viroqua

Poisoned Woman Identified in Milwaukee Hotel Case

IDENTIFY POLSON VICTIM MILWAUKEE Wis Dec 5 The young woman who took bichlo ride of mercury at the St Charles hotel Thursday night admitted today that she is Charlotte Dunn daughter of a wealthy farmer of Lexington Ill She has a slight chance for recovery

Milwaukee Wis St. Charles Hotel Charlotte Dunn Lexington Ill

Dont Expect More Goods From Son Than You Deliver

A maxim in the section urges parents to model what they want from their children by showing corresponding effort and responsibility, suggesting parental example shapes offspring behavior and expectations.

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Leithold’s Superarana, Nika S Tend* Kock Hohner & Koch Music and Victor Gibson Washburn Northwest Fred Leithold Piano Main Street K. OF P United States Thompson M. E. Bazaar Ladies of North Side Briefs Gotham Mme Berthamance Daniel Frohman Marta Famous Players Bijou Hobart Bosworth LION St. LaCrosse,Wis Alice M’gregor IL. Hood Polson Sparton
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