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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
5
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The La Crosse area emits notices of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association regatta at Peoria on July 4 5 and 6 with $4000 in prizes. Local residents Sol Burdick Hal Dana and many others are mentioned with visits jobs and family events including marriages illnesses and social engagements around La Crosse Wisconsin.
A quiet day in the billiards tournament at the Bodega annex saw seven games completed. Results follow from yesterday’s play.
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through constitutional treatment affecting blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failing case. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes Leblanc's 1791 soda invention.
A. L. Davis indicted for using the mails to defraud plans to plead guilty. He ran a butter scheme sending samples to farmers then ordering large Chicago shipments paid with worthless drafts. An old remedy note praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for persistent cough after grip.
Irvine offers gold filled 20 year case ladies watch with 11 jewel nickel movement made in Waltham. Regularly $15.00 now $10.50 for a few days with warrant of perfect time keeping and a small deposit to reserve if needed.
Consumers receive news of Newbro s Herpicide a scalp germicide claimed to destroy hair destroying microbes. Ad touts dramatic before and after reactions says product is new formula with a guaranteed dollar bottle and 10 cent sample offer.
Mrs Frank J Check at 1705 South Eighth entertained the Jolly Cinch club on Thursday afternoon. Dinner was served at 4 30 and covers were laid for twelve. All present enjoyed a delightful time.
Mrs S E Allerton entertained last evening with a handsome tea at her north Seventh street home. Rooms were decorated with roses and carnations and silver candelabra with silk shades. A long list of invited ladies attended, with assisting guests noted. A separate birthday surprise for Mrs E Ferguson was also reported with warm wishes and gifts.
Mrs Alfred Langenbach will entertain the club at 120 South Fourteenth Street with a talk on figure and genre painters Eas ton Johnson and George Fuller. Mrs Abram James leads. Mrs J L Callahan will read a paper titled Conquest of the Air.
The Students' Club of W. B. U. issued artistic invitations for a mask ball on December 17 at the Assembly Hall. Dancing begins at eight with the floor cleared at midnight. Club officers include president Louis G. Essleman and Miss Celia Fox.
A. J. Gillingham of Grand Rapids and George Kleine bid seventy thousand dollars for exclusive rights to the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures. They previously secured Johnson Ketchel pictures and built a rapid rise from a single theater eight years ago to major film rights in sports.
Secretary E. T. Miller treasurer Ed Conway and a director are identified. Masks will be removed before students enter the hall as directed by the committee.
The Y W C A rooms hosted a well attended Christmas bazaar with tables of fancy work home cooking jellies and jams. The event featured attractive rooms and light refreshments and netted nearly two hundred dollars for the association's work plus thanks to contributing city businesses.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Frances Hudson of 221 North Seventh Street entertained a few friends at a thim.
Guests spent a pleasant afternoon working on Christmas crafts and enjoying a social gathering.
Mrs P M Brink entertained last evening with a dinner for several guests including Mr and Mrs Tol lis Evjen Mr and Mrs J G Peterson Misses Sarah Larson Tillie Fer stad K Peterson Anna Sorensen of Chicago and Harry L Taylor and Henry Evjen Dr and Mrs J A L Bradfield hosted a twelve cover dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs Elsie Gile Scott and Miss Jennie Smith depart for Watertown Florida to visit Mr and Mrs John J Paul then proceed to California for the winter. Miss Edna Tarbox returns from Madison Wisconsin and Miss Blanche Herbst visits Sparta friends. Laura Cunningham trips to Minneapolis for Sunday with The Married Folks' club dance at Ma sonic temple. Foley's Honey and Tar praised as safe cough remedy for children with no opiates.
Chief of Police John Webber declares no new order against conducting Christmas raffles has been issued. The department issued an order last season, and citizens are expected to comply this season as well, says the executive.
Sixty five thousand enumerators are set to conduct the next census, mobilizing teams across states to collect population data and housing details. The initiative aims to ensure accurate counts for representation and funding.
Smith Chapter No 13 Royal Arch Masons elected officers S H P Joseph Miller K J E Langdon 5s C J Sleer Treasurer O J Sorensen Secretary F L Page Trustee Wm Torrance Public installation set for the 27th for Masons and their families
A period ad urges thoughtfulness for women suffering headaches and irritability and promotes Lane's Family Medicine herb tea as a simple remedy. It claims the tea makes weak women strong and well and is sold by druggists and dealers for 25c.
A Minneapolis mill operates at a high capacity producing between 17 000 and 18 000 barrels of flour per day. This output highlights the facility as a major local industrial producer.
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