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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

2

Unrivaled Recital Marks La Crosse Conservatory Debut

The La Crosse Conservatory of Music staged its first faculty recital under J. S. Knight to acclaim from a large, stringent audience. Soloists Prof. W. E. Dirks and J. R. Kerr impressed, Miss Florence Mills showcased elocution, and Miss Lawson and Prof. Arthur P. Thomas earned praise for vocal and piano mastery. Knight’s mandolin display drew admiration, while G. McReynolds and the conservatory plans drew hopeful support for western Wisconsin’s musical future.

la Crosse Conservatory of Music J. S. Knight Knight J. R. Kerr la Crosse Florence Mills Miss Mills Bender Emery Miss Lawson New England Conservatory of Music United States Arthur P. Thomas Royal Academy of Berlin Conservatory G. McReynolds la Crase Wisconsin Nove

La Crosse Musical Association Considers Dana’s Band Bonus

The La Crosse Musical Association moved at its last meeting to guarantee further funds for Dana’s Third Regiment band. A $1,500 annual guarantee to Prof. Dana runs through March, with plans to extend the fund via a popular subscription or other means at a future session.

la Crosse Musical Association Dana Third Regiment

Kerrigan appeals retrial in circuit court over note dispute

John Kerrigan appeals before Justice Hunt after a ruling in Sedae Mant favoring plaintiff John Adrian. The spring 1884 note showed a balance of 42 dollars after a May 14 payment. interest and costs brought total to 129.13 dollars. Adrian sought collection after finding the note in his father’s possession.

John Kerrigan Justice Hunt John Adrian Adrian Sedae Mant

Smart Accessories and Fabrics Highlight Button Ornaments

In fashion notes by Judio Chollet, buttons appear as ornate focal points across sizes and shapes from round to three cornered. Fabrics mix chiffon broadcloth with lace gowns in Irish crochet Bruges and venise styles, while Russian lace and emerald velvet accents enrich ensembles.

Dresden Bruges Point de Flanders

Fashion trends preview hat and dress contrasts for season

The piece notes that hats need not match gowns this season with vivid contrasts such as bright grass green hats paired with black blue or green and plaid gowns. English embroidery trims gowns dyed to match fabrics. Waistcoats in velvet or checked velvet feature street suits while white beaver hats with plaid ribbons appear in outings.

Local Elks Lodge Opens Club House Preparations

The local lodge of Elks will tonight finalize plans for the new club house to be occupied in about two weeks. A house committee will be appointed, help hired, opening night entertainment arranged, house rules framed, decorations planned, and other matters addressed.

Lodge of Elks

Prohibition Slates Claim No Campaign Spending

Rev A H Fehlandt of West Salem Wis declares his lieutenant governor bid cost him nothing. Northwestern Purity assoc president B S Steadwell and Samuel Johnson also swear they spent nothing. Theodore Ritter Democrat for clerk of courts spent 18 dollars while William Fries Democrat for county clerk spent 10 cents. Sheriff candidates have not filed expenses.

A. H. Fehlandt West Salem Wis B. S. Steadwell Northwestern Purity Association Prohibition Samuel Johnson Register of Deeds Theodore Ritter William J. Fries

Miraculous Cure Reported By Adams Family

H M Adams and wife announce a remarkable remedy story for their son who suffered eczema for five years. After trying Electric Bitters the child improved after two bottles and was fully cured after seven, with the product marketed as a blood medicine and body building tonic. Frank O R Erhart's drug store offers a second bottle for $1.00.

H. M. Adams Henrietta

For Sale 160 Cards Round Poplar and Bass Wood

Otto Granke offers 160 cards cut from poplar and bass wood for sale at 833 Rose. Both phones listed.

Otto Granke

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