Local residents and visitors listed across multiple North Side addresses
A long string of brief notices lists residents at many addresses visiting relatives or hosting guests in Eau Claire area. Name check includes Miss Margaret Moore La Crosse visiting Hickey 1346 Charles St and Miss Laura Halverson Bangor at 1112 Caledonia St among others. The item ends with a reflective line about first kiss memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Street
Dan Sullivan
Mill Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul Simpson
Paul Lilly
Stoddard
North Side
Margaret Moore
la Crosse
Marlin Hickey
Charles Street
Laura Halverson
Bangor
Vera Bunce
Henry Halverson
West Salem
Andrew Anderson
Bells Coulee
A. Sarazon
Henry Mullenberg
Midway
Leona Thrune
Kane Street
Charles Bull
Lynxville
Loomis Street
Joseph Ober
la Crescent
Baucus Murder Victim Named Milwaukee Railroad Detective
Charles J. Baucus a former Milwaukee car clerk and railroad detective was killed in Portsmouth Ohio yards Sunday night by two hoboes he was pursuing for theft He was overpowered and shot with his own pistol Mrs Baucus in Portsmouth sent word to Assistant Postmaster Looney of the death Baucus had lived in Milwaukee Long Lake Minnesota and Portsmouth where he served as police chief before recently leaving the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Baucus
Milwaukee Railroad
Portsmouth
Ohio
Baucus
C. C. Looney
Milwaukee Officials Inspect Unclaimed Goods for Auction
Officials of the Milwaukee road led by P C Eldredge arrived in La Crosse after traveling from Milwaukee. J A MacDonald and D E Rossiter joined the inspection tour stopping at stations to review unclaimed goods bound for Prairie du Chien auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Eldredge
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
J. A. MacDonald
la Crosse
D. E. Rossiter
Prairie du Chien
La Crosse Board Endorses Free Bridge and Nurse Budget
The La Crosse board of trade voted 18 to 16 to urge the city council to remove tolls on the free bridge and to fund a visiting nurse program with a $1,000 salary. It also created a standing committee to inspect charitable subscriptions and discussed building statistics and a hotelmen’s convention invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Minnesota
la Crescent
J.S. Medary
Dr. Evenson
Medary
Fred H. Hartwell
Mr. Hartwell
A. H. Schubert
W. E. Barber
Edward Evans
Frank Winter
Evans
Common Council
J. M. Furstman
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Board of Trade
W. P. Roseman
J. S. Medary
Wisconsin Hotelmen’s Association
D. W. MacWillie
La Crosse Board Hails Postal Terminal Efforts and Expo Plans
The La Crosse board authorized subscribers to contribute fifty dollars and another hundred from E M Wing to fund a purpose. FE S Hebberd and Secretary C Van Auken were tasked to arrange La Crosse moving pictures exhibition at the San Francisco exposition and consult the board if costs rise. A resolution praised Sissler of St Paul and David Evans for securing a postal terminal and offered help from the board of trade to postal clerks wishing to relocate to La Crosse. Edward Evans A H Schubert and Adam Kroner named to nominate twelve board candidates for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Sissler
St. Paul
David Evans
la Crosse
Board of Trade
W. E. Barber
Edward Evans
A. H. Schubert
Adam Kroner
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Merry Christmas Store
Gordon Furs
Cael
Perm Mhirvsdas
Gretchen
North Star
Carters
Mont
Garapaer
Johnson Bros
Dreamers
Mary Pickford
North Side Briefs
O'Neil Shoe Store
Patrick McCauley
Ernie Hauser
Theodore Comeau
Rose Street
Waht City
Board of Directors
O. K
la Crosse Waher Company
John L. Utermoeh
Utermoehl
William Doerflinger
J. L. Pettingill
N. M. Scott
H. J. Hirshheimer
Industrial Association
John C. Burns
Mr. Hirshheimer
Per
North Side Bottling Works
True Fruit Beverages
North Side Botfling Works
LaGarsse Leis
Fred Kroner Hardware Co
Third Street
Main
Pryor
Main St
E. M. Wing
la Crosse Films
Wisconsin
Electric Supply Co
Main Street
W. A. Grimes & Co
A. O. Colby
North Fifth Street
Benton Electric Co
Pearl Street
Economy Electric Co
State Street
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