Organ Recital Delight At First Congregational Church
Harry Packman organist presented yesterday afternoon at 4 30 for the Nor bhool students and public a varied program. Bach Tocatta in D minor Handel Overture to the Messiah Chopin Nocturne E flat Schumann Abegg and Wagner Prelude the staged works of Guillat. Dvorak Largo from New World Symphony and an encore Andantino. Baritone D M Jones and violin solo by E Cotton accompanied with fine tone and style. Packman praised for careful selection and arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Cotton
Harry Packman
Norbhool
Bach
Handel
Chopin
Schuman
Abed
Alexander Guil-lat
St. Louis
Lethe
Reger
Dvorak
New World Symphony
Lemar
Packman
D. M. Jones
Guilmant
Max Reger
Schumann
Cotton
Christmas Gift Preview From Beyschlag Shop
A shopper describes budget pressures and suggests gift ideas from Beyschlag at 503 Main, listing items such as Toilet Sets for shaving, Manicure Bets, Postal Card Albums, Baby Sets, Safety Razors, Fountain Pens, Cuff Sets, Hand and Glove Sets, Albums, Smoking Items, Pipes, Mirrors, with prices ranging from 25c to $1.50. The speaker asks for help choosing what to buy.
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Beyschlag
Local Social News and Community Updates in La Crosse
Tar Will Powell and Thomas Barnett visit relatives then return home to Wisconsin. Ice Bridge Road lease bids due December 15. Capt. Short visits from Lansing. Keefe College adds new classes with night sessions. Rose Street Union Hall hosts a Mora Club dance with Andre's orchestra. Harp Orchestra to play at Rose Street Union Hall Friday the 9th. Funeral held for Mrs. Mary Hughes from First Presbyterian Church. Northwestern hotel expansion complete with new office. United Spanish War Veterans to meet next Tuesday. Cargill and Hyde addition deed sale for 1500 dollars. Local poultry show exhibitors and city notices fill the day.
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la Crosse Can Company
Captain Short
Lansing
Keefe Business College
4Th
Pearl Streets
Harry Jacobson
Ferryville
Geo. Powell
A. Thompson
Caledonia
Minn
Raplins
J. M. Seely
New Albin
Rose Street Union Hall
J. W. Potts
Viroqua
la Crosse
Workingmen’s Hall
Andre
Henry Hermanson
Soldiers
Everwear Hose
John Grostsch
Genoa
Mora Club
A. Haupt
Houston
Continental
Garrimoni
Harp
J. H. Alern
Lanesboro
L. D. Kidel
Wykoff
Mara
C. Kimball
Odin Strum
Rose St. Union Hall
Mary Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
D. C. Jones
Bangor
Northwestern
Harmony Camp
K. P. Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Norwegian Lutheran Church of
Sixth and
Division Streets
Linker Hall
Minneapolis ‘Orchestra
Arthur Irvine
Lake City
Gateway City
United Spanish War
Register of Deeds
C. A. Olberg
Emma P. Olberg
Herman Niemyer
Cargill and
Hyde
City of
B. A. Yeomen
la Crosse Theater
J. E. Higbee
Preston
B. J. Kreslein
Duluth
J. H. Marden
Fargo
N. D
Deacon Tonight and Local Social-Democrat News
Miss Bertha Caresson returns to Milwaukee after visiting her aunt in the city. R C McCaleb leaves for Sparta for organizational work and notes that social-democrats elected a coroner in Juneau county. Minneapolis Symphony seat sales begin Friday at Hebberd s with season tickets at 10 cents. Thomas Morris leaves for Toronto on legal business. The Deacon plays tonight and Frank L Koppelberger travels to Chicago on Majestic theater business. A solo tournament occurs Sunday at Fred Gerdl on Tenth and Jackson.
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Deacon
Bertha Caresson
Milwaukee
R. C. McCaleb
Sparta
McCaleb
Juneau County
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Hebberd’s
Thomas Morris
Toronto
Frank L Koppelberger
Majestic Theater
Chicago
Fred Gerdl
Jackson
Young People Entertain at Norwegian Lutheran Church
The Young People's Society of the Norwegian Lutheran church on Sixth and Division hosted a Wednesday evening program. A large audience enjoyed Norden Band selections, violin solos by Vera Anderson with Chamberlain accompaniment, a talk by Rev. Magelssen, violin duo by Lillian and Vera Anderson, more Norden Band pieces, and refreshments after.
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Young People’s Society of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sixth
Division Streets
Norden Band
Vera Anderson
Miss Chamberlain
Magelssen
Lillian
Clubs and social gatherings listed in Harmony Camp report
Harmony Camp and Royal Neighbors of America plan an officer election on Friday evening December 9. Mrs C M Merwin hosted the Alpha Five Hundred club on Wednesday afternoon at 717 South Fifth Street, with Mrs H M Merwin to entertain next week. Mrs Ida Kaepler hosted a bridge club Monday afternoon. prizes awarded to Mrs A Grams and Mrs Phil Linker. The Sans Souci dancing club also met.
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Harmony Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
C. M. Merwin
South Fifth Street
Alpha Five Hundred Club
H. M. Merwin
South Fourth Street
Ida Kaepler
A. Grams
Phil Linker
Sans Souci Dancing Club
Steamers in Collision Off Sheeringham
The British steamship Blackburn bound for Antwerp from Grimsby collided with the steamship Rook off Sheeringham. The Blackburn took on a gaping hole and sank, passengers and crew fled in lifeboats with 17 rescued by the Rook. Others in dark boats with 39 sailors and passengers are missing.
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London
Blackburn
Grimsby
Eng
Antwerp
Sheeringham
Rook
Notables Pledge Support at National Rivers Congress
Delegates in Washington hear Gov. Judson Harmon of Ohio and Brigadier General W H Bixby praise the rivers and harbors congress. Champ Clark voices sympathy with the work and delegates promise to back its projects.
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Washington, D. C
Judson Harmon
Ohio
W. H. Bixby
United States
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congress
Champ Clark
Bear Sets New Wireless Record Across Pacific
In Washington on the Bear a new wireless distance record was set when messages from the Japanese coast 5,200 miles away were received from Point Barrow. The prior record stood at 4,800 miles.
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NEW Wireless
Washington, D. C
United States Revenue Cutter
Bear
Point Barrow
Attendance Light at Evening Event
Last evening about a dozen couples were present, keeping attendance light.
Birthday Anniversary at Dr Maurer Home
After a theatre performance on Monday evening a party gathered at Dr. A. A. Maurer’s home to honor Mrs. Maurer's birthday. Refreshments were served and guests included Captain and Mrs. W. A. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hankerson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cunningham, Mrs. W. E. Sawyer, and Mr. F. P. Hixon.
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A. A. Maurer
Social Briefs From Mankato And Duluth Visits
Mrs. W. L. Hixon of Mankato visits Mrs. G. C. Hixon in the city. Mrs. J. C. Albrecht of Duluth visits friends here.
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Mankato
G. C. Hixon
Duluth
United Commercial Travelers Dance Attracts Crowd
The dance to be held tomorrow evening by the United Commercial Travelers is expected to be highly attended judging from advanced ticket sales. Many will bring their dates and attend with their best girl.
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United Commercial
Mrs John Elliott Hosts Neighborhood Dinner for Twelve
Mrs John Elliott entertained twelve neighbors at a dinner held last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
Organ Recital at Congregational Church Delights Normal Students
The yester night organ recital at the Congregational church drew a full house of Normal students with keen enthusiasm. Mrs Homer E Cotton and Mr D M Jones led a program of Bach Guilmant Handel Elgar Wagner and more Encores followed each piece and President Cotton voiced thanks to Mr Packman and assistants.
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
Metropolitan Brick Segean and Butter Company
Edward Elgar
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Store
Fifth and Main Streets
Palmer Livery CO
State Street
Will Powell
Thomas Barnett
Jack Barnett
la Valle
Wis
Germania Society
Irvine
Stark
Ment
Rogers
Ito
Linker's Hall
Andre’s Theater Orchestra
Ladies’ and Gent's
Elgin
Jewels
P. O
W. T. Irvine
la Crosse, Wis
Mail Order Dept
H. C. Evenson
Main Street
Edison Mining Drama
Biograph
Vitagraph
Miss Rickard
Mr. Light
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