Funeral service for Mrs Han na Schild at German Lutheran Church
Mrs Han na Schild was buried from the German Lutheran church this morning with Rev Gamm officiating. Interment followed at Mormon Coulee cemetery. Convicted banker Joseph Ruth freed on bail after judge approved $8,000 bond. appeal expected at state supreme court. Sheriff Burns and Chief of Police Witnesses witnessed the Jefferson courthouse ceremony as Charlesville wed Miss Effie Donlin.
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Hanna Schild
Gamm
Mormon Coulee
Joseph Ruth
Arcadia
Whitehall
Fruit
Ruth
Supreme Court of the State
Burns
Winesses
Charlesville
Effie Donlin
Jefferson
Yester
Fay Richardson's Beauty 13 Subject in Charity Ball Glow
A Milwaukee Journal society feature lauds Fay Richardson formerly of La Crosse for a fresh complexion and bright eyes at a charity ball. It notes she was among the youngest debutantes and has drawn statewide attention through beauty contests.
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Directoire
Milwaukee Journal
Fay Richardson
la Crosse
Richardson
Farewell Social For Mr and Mrs Ruehlman
The Ladies' society and Epworth league of the German M E church hosted a farewell social at the church Tuesday. A program by society members, league president and Rev Panzlau followed with a humorous solo by Mrs Keim. The Ruehlmans will reside in Davenport Iowa after moving from town.
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Ladies’ Society
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Wm. Ruehlman
Panzlau
Keim
Ruehlman
Davenport
Iowa
Social Evening Helps C S Club At Mrs Adams Home
Mrs W F Adams hosted the C S S club at 717 North Tenth street on a Wednesday night. Prize winners included head prizes Mrs R H Bird and Mrs C Woolsey, with second prizes to Mrs J Lapitz and Mrs F Kinney and consolation prizes to Mrs F Blackman and Mrs C Voight. Other attendees included Mrs F Bedesen J McGrath P Flannigan J Gross and J Bartle. all enjoyed the evening.
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W. F. Adams
North Tenth Street
R. H. Bird
C. Woolsey
J. Lapitz
F. Kinney
F. Blackman
C. Voight
F. Bedesen
J. McGrath
P. Flannigan
J. Gross
J. Bartle
Birthday Luncheon Honors Miss Laura Kinnear
Miss Laura Kinnear hosted a 1 o clock luncheon last Saturday to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Guests included Anna Collins, Margaret Lewis, Ruth Maxwell, Ruth Bradfield, Norma Partridge, Mildred Eberhart, Marie Simmock, Helen Boch, Essie Long and Bessie Liddell.
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Laura Kinnear
Anna Collins
Margaret Lewis
Ruth Maxwell
Ruth Bradfield
Norma Partridge
Mildred Eberhart
Marie Simcock
Helen Boch
Essie Long
Bessie Liddell
Surprise Visit Delights Mrs. Wolcott at Fourteenth Street Home
Monday afternoon a party of 20 ladies and gentlemen surprised Mrs. Mary Wolcott at her home on Fourteenth street. They brought their own refreshments and set out a tempting display after a few preliminaries.
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Charles Jansky
Mr Charles Jansky of 1227 Johnson Street had a pleasant surprise last evening from friends in honor of his birthday. The gathering featured music, games, and refreshments.
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Charles Jansky
Johnson Street
Mrs Hoefle Hosts Series of Entertainments
Mrs Hoefle entertained a series of gatherings starting yesterday afternoon with a ladies coffee. This evening and tomorrow evening she will host parties for ladies and gentlemen, continuing the social schedule.
Cecilian Club Elects Officers at Holy Cross Church
The Cecilian club of Holy Cross church met and elected President Mrs Emma Blajesky Secretary Miss Verna Datych Treasurer Miss Josephine Blajesky Financial Treasurer Miss Rose Grajkowski for the coming year.
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Cecilian Club
Cecilian Club of the
Holy Cross Church
Emma Blajesky
Verna Datych
Josephine Blajesky
Rose Grajkowski
One Dead in Wreck on Northern Pacific North Coast Limited
Reported from McKenzie North Dakota that a night wreck of the Northern Pacific North Coast limited sent nearly every coach down a ten foot embankment. Twenty five persons were seriously injured and one man died. Spreading rails caused the accident. A local quip about manners closes the item.
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Fargo
N. D
McKenzie
Northern Pacific North Coast Limited
Debutante Fay Richardson Shines At Charity Ball
The Milwaukee Journal notes Fay Richardson daughter of E E Richardson 135 Warren Avenue as one of the youngest debutantes at the charity ball at the Hippodrome. She wore yellow silk with lace, has blond hair and a bright complexion, and recently finished East Division High School. She is pursuing vocal and instrumental music studies.
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Milwaukee Journal
Hippodrome
Fay Richardson
E. E. Richardson
Warren Avenue
Miss Richardson
Car of Quality personals from La Crosse area notices
Local notices list attendees at Mrs. Ed Rice funeral and family travel. Chicago visitor Dan Rice attends funeral services. other relatives return home. Shoppers see La Crosse rubber and shoe sales, medical ads, and assorted brief city notices.
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FORD
Quality
Dan Rice
Chicago
Ed Rice
Gaspard
George Keyes
Emma Tuttle
Wm. Lynam
Wm. Harrold
George Powell
Pete Collins
Caledonia
St. Francis Hospital
P. C. Murphy
Gateway City Trir
Bers
Nick Wagoner
Tony Husch
W. D. Belden
D. C. Rhines
Peter Roberts
la Crossé
Thos. Thompson
Chris Moen
Houge Ridge
Minn
Will Powell
D. P. Stewart
la Crosse
Fred Kreutz
John Collington
Anna Collington
Freeburg
Henry Robinson
Portland
B. F. Simpson
Milwaukee
Messrs. C. Wagner
W. Vogel
Tom Gannon
Gaspard’s
Peter Valier
St. Paul
Montana
Cargill
Valier
Carl Beckman
Main Street
G. W. Maloney
Ashland
Chas. Frankson
August Maloney
Spring Valley
H. Solten
Bangor
C. Detert
Westfield
Wis
F. J. Fullerton
Houston
Judge Fruit
South Fourth
Minnie Wittinger
Earl Aiken
South Fifth Street
E. Relerson
Spring Grove
Elmer Tone
J. E. Gerwitz
Local La Crosse Glance and Holiday Clock Bargains
La Crosse merchants tout rubbers and clocks with holiday ads while residents and visitors travel between La Crosse and nearby towns. Johns Dengler and Onstad visit Houston. Miss Pearl Martin returns home from New Albia after hospital stays. Dr. Bassler seeks aid for an injured limb.
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William
John Dolan
New Albia
la Crosse
Pearl Martin
Bassler
Harper's’ Ferry
Posie Rick
Elsie Rieth
Ernie Gaunitz
Lena Roberge
Viroqua
John Miller
Little Son
Oak Ridge
E. C. Page
Mary Bowler
Merrillan
Owen Davis
J. C. Hooker
Sunday School's First Conference in La Crosse
The La Crosse Sunday School association holds its first quarterly conference at the association hall on Dec 17. Attending will be city Sunday schools, pastors, and teachers with supper after. The program includes invocations, Wesley Male quartet performances, messages by L Woods and W J Semerroth, a round table on Our City Association, a business session, and benediction.
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la Crosse Sunday School Association
Association Hall
Wesley
L. Woods
W. J. Semerroth
Our City Association
Deneen Denies Urbana Report On Study At Illinois
Gov. Deneen in Washington denies Urbana Illinois report he would take a short course in the University of Illinois agricultural department. He says I am a lawyer and could not learn agriculture.
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Washington, D. C
Deneen
Urbana, Ill
Agricultural Department
University of Illinois
Swift Class Path for a Down Grade Man
A concise remark notes that advancing to a swift class is easy for a man on the down grade, suggesting easier progress for those with lower standing or pace in a particular context.
Equity Societies Meet in Vernon County at Viroqua
A county gathering of all Equity societies in Vernon County will be held at Viroqua on Wednesday December 16 with President Drayton addressing the crowd. The event aims to explain the society’s purposes and recruit new members in a major regional rally. Five minutes of anger can shorten life more than hard work.
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Irvine
Rogers
Equity Societies
Vernon County
Viroqua
Drayton
Equity
Vernon
Remarkable Cure Reported For Colds and Coughs
A well known citizen credits Gray's Yerba Santa with rapid relief from cold, cough, and throat irritation after one bottle. He tried multiple remedies before, but the 50c bottle sold by a pharmacist at 503 Main Street produced swift, pronounced improvement after about half the bottles used.
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Gray
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RED Cross
Beauty
Cream City
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Oelke
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Wood Yard
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