Local social notes highlight Misses Bamberger Welsh Larkin and school events
A. L. Lorenz calls on Elrop’s north side. Miss Marie Bamberger and Miss Dorothy Welsh host a gathering for Miss Welsh’s westward departure. Raymond Larkin wins a guessing contest prize. S. S. G. club to meet Friday at Miss Emma Miller’s home with members listed. A kindergarten mothers afternoon hosted by Miss Jessica Lichtenberger at Jefferson School. Anna Sommers recovering from nose operation after Wednesday procedure.
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A. L. Lorenz
Elrop
Marie Bamberger
Dorothy Welsh
Miss Welsh
Raymond Larkin
S. S. G. Club
Bernadette Gittens
Emma Miller
Bernice Murphy
Lillian Horn
Eileen Donovan
Helen
Norma Mahoney
Aine
Norine
Lea Larkin
Johnna Sullivan
Helen Mahoney
Caledonia Street
Jessica Lichtenberger
Jefferson School
Dreamland
Tony Saley
George Street
Bangor
Angus Casberg
Richard Gifford
Madison
Esther Marcou
Rose Street
Clifford Marking
Berlin Street
H. Hettman
Merry Workers
Miss Hanson
Charles Street
Don Finn
Minnesota
Shelly
Chicago
Gillette Street
Minnie Saley
Groeschner
Parker-Hirt Machine Co
Munson
Prospect Street
Minneapolis
H. Rick
Sofia King
Avon Street
Herman Serpelt
Albert
Ronald Jeffrey
Steuben
Wis
Sever Sorenson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Wood Street
Ivar Johnson
Laura Eberhardt
North Presbyterian Church
George Wilson
St. Paul
Great Northern
James Shanks
Winslow
Loomis Street
Nirun Thomas
Ben Malay
Lagrippe
Yarrington
la Grippe
Davis
Kane Street
Fifton
Elroy
McDonald
Oshkosh
Perry
Brock
M. E
Steinmetz
Glen Bartholomew
South Dakota
George Skemp
Julia Button
T. Miller
North Side
Sparta
Hilder
Catherine Oberst
Marshfield
Mr. Olson
James McConnell
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Cagle
Christmas Trees On Way South
Six rail cars loaded with Christmas trees passed La Crosse on the C M S P yesterday afternoon en route to Dubuque and points south. The shipment from Junction City arrived in excellent condition after a long trip and is not destined for local merchants. More trees are expected to reach the area soon.
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la Crosse
Dubuque
Here
Junction City
Hamilton Knights Elect Officers
At a Hamilton Lodge No. 57 K of P meeting last evening officers for the coming year were elected. Chancellor commander Johny Arnison and Vice chancellor Louis Jojade lead a list that includes Prelate Lars Instenes and Master of works Chas Lumley. Other posts named are Master of finance A E Berg Master of exchequer C L Lien Keeper of records and seals David Wartinbee Master at arms A A Mosher Inner guard Herman Fijelstad Outer guard F C Schweikert Trustee for three years Andrew Sletten.
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Hamilton Lodge No. 57
K. of P
Johny Arnison
Louis Jojade
Lars Instenes
Chas. Lumley
A. E. Berg
C. L. Lien
David Wartinbee
A. A. Mosher
Herman Fije
Stragglers Embroidery Club Meeting Held at Wilcox Home
The Stragglers Embroidery club met at Mrs. W. B. Wilcox 324 Caledonia Street Wednesday afternoon. A cookie eating contest awarded head prize to Mrs. J. W. Bodette and consolation prize to Mrs. A. Boucher. Attendees included Mrs. A. Boucher Mrs. W. A. Wilcox Mrs. J. I. Steves Mrs. G. Boucher Mrs. Wm. McCann Mrs. H. Norcross Mrs. F. Grokoske Mrs. J. Johnson Mrs. C. Chisholm Mrs. J. B. Longway Leon St. Jacque Mrs. J. W. Bodette and Mrs. W. B. Wilcox. The group will meet at Mrs. J. I. Steves home on Wednesday Dec 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stragglers Embroidery Club
W. B. Wilcox
Caledonia Street
J. W. Bodette
A. Boucher
Mesdames A. Boucher
W. A. Wilcox
J. I. Steves
G. Boucher
Wm. McCann
H. Norcross
F. Grokoske
J. Johnson
City Rinks to Be Put in Operation
River at La Crosse remains unfrozen and open to navigation with no ice flowing yet but sloughs and Pettibone park lagoon are beginning to freeze. Park Superintendent Ferrer and assistant Ritter prep to activate all city skating rinks in about a week for a full season.
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la Crosse
Pettibone Park
J. H. Ferrer
George Ritter
Farewell Surprise for Mrs Peterson Before Move
Mrs P A Peterson was honored with a farewell surprise at her daughter Mrs R Jones home at 1408 Caledonia street. About thirty friends attended as she prepares to move to Lavina Montana where her husband owns a homestead. An excellent lunch followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Peterson
R. Jones
Caledonia Street
It Generally Cares Jones and the Dentists
A brief excerpt notes Jones asking what helps a tooth ache and Smith suggesting walking halfway to the nearest dentist. Noah sighting Ararat is mentioned in a quoted line from the New York Sun.
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Jones
Smith
Noah
Ararat
New York Sun
Cascarets Advertisement Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad touts Cascarets to cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove sour undigested food and gas, and purge bile and waste. It claims relief overnight with a 10 cent box, noting the product tastes good for children and causes no sickness.
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Illness
A Dreamland show delights readers as residents update on travels and illnesses. numerous locals visit, relocate, or return from trips. some seek care for flu and appendicitis. church events and bazaars announced for Caledonia Street M E church with dates and venues.
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Mulder
Yost
Pendleton
Stewart Murphy
Hilbert
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Spence
Anna Sommers
Hamilton Knights
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Tacksonville
Huron
New Orleans
Kansas City
Medicine Hat
Ellis E. Langdon
Jay St
North Side Briefs
Alfred Bennett
Lucile Mallory
Clinton and
Caledonia Streets
Charies Pitz
H. H. Temte
Troy
Pearl van Voras
Leona Garment CO
Main St
Front St
Thomas Phalon
Pere
Smoneces
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
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