Stand Trial Murder Charge In East Orange Case
Mrs. Caroline Martin must stand trial for the murder of her daughter Mrs. M Snead. Ten Eyck ruled she is sane and directs the indictment proceed. The crime occurred in a lonely East Orange house on November 29, 1909, with Mrs Wardlaw and Mrs Mary Snead awaiting trial. The body was found in a bath tub. prosecutors allege a conspiracy for $390 from the victim’s life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Carol Martin
M. Snead
Ten Eyck
Ner
East
Martin
Vic Wardlaw
Mary Snead
Mayor appoints two committees for assessments and licenses
Mayor Sor appointed a three member committee including Alderman Mmne Smith and Houska to improve property assessments. A second three member panel of Merman Kroner Collins and God will review applicant character for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sortoday
Mmne, Smith and Houska
Ste
Merman Kroner, Collins and
God
Ilicenses
Seer Baron Goes West to Celebrate Gold Wedding
Louis, Mo. December 12 Adolph D Amann president of the Anheuser Busch Brewing Company and Mrs Busch in their private car Saturday traveled to Cal where they will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary extending a period of more than two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seer Baron
Louis
Adolh
An- Busch Brewing Company
Busch
Cal
Coffee the Cure in a Pale Man Letter
A reader describes years of pale, weak health from coffee consumption. After quitting coffee and trying Pos- MI, health improves. headaches fade and weight rises to 148 pounds. The letter credits coffee's removal and the product's life-giving qualities to better wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellville
St Louis Millionaire and Wife Host Holiday Party
Beginning with the Christmas holidays the St Louis millionaire brewer and his wife will entertain over 100 friends, with the celebration ending in March on their golden wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Funeral for La Crosse Man Attended by Notables
Capt Peter O Rourke returned from Chicago to attend the funeral of his son in law Frank T Buttomer formerly Adams Express agent of La Crosse. Relatives including Mrs F L Clarke New Orleans Mr John Buttomer St Paul and Dubuque police Chief Riley attended with two of Buttomer's sons. He leaves a wife and four children. Burial was at Mt Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter O'Rourke
Chicago
Frank T. Buttomer
Adams Express Company
F. L. Clarke
New Orleans
John Buttomer
St. Paul
Riley
Dubuque
Buttomer
Mt. Carmel
George Hayek
la Crosse
L. P. Philippi Co
S. Third-street
Alice Creston
Milwaukee
G. A. Ladd
Lansing
T. Y. Holtze
Dakota
M. Fernes
Anna Murphy
Dresbach
Minn
W. Meachan
Sparta
I. W. Teller
Missouri Railroad Company
J. T. Robinson
New Albin
A. J. Livingstone
Viroqua
G. B. Gardner
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Consul the Great
William Morris
Majestic
Koppelberger
C. J. Ross
H. C. McNamara
Denver
Col
N. R. Nelson
West Avenue South
Rebecca Elects District Officers at Odd Fellows Temple
Rebecca of District No convened in Odd Fellows Temple on Wednesday afternoon December 7. Officers elected include President Ella Atkinson La Crosse and Vice president Amalia Hussa Bangor Wis. Secretary Treasurer Sadie Rowan Tomah Warden Addie Goodman Sparta Marshal Hattie Kirschner La Crosse Conductor Theresa McMillan Tomah Inside Guard Henrietta Wunder lich La Crosse Outside Guard Marie West Spar Chaplain Cora Jenks La Crosse Program Committee Jennie Sheldon Mrs Brandt Sparta Wis. Myron P Lindsly Lodge No 104 served dinner for delegates and elected next term officers Edith Shepard N G Clara Selby Vo 6 Laura Boardman Secretary Hattie Kirschner Treasurer Cora oe Emeroy Perry assembly president Rosendale Wis attended with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Odd Fellows Temple
Ella Atkinson
la Crosse
Amalia Hussa
Bangor
Wis
Sadie Rowan
Tomah
Addie Goodman
Sparta
Hattie Kirschner
Theresa McMillan
Henrietta Wunderlich
Marie West
Spar
Cora Jenks
Jennie Sheldon
Brandt
Myron P. Lindsly Lodge No
Myron P. Lindsly Lodge
N. G
Edith Shepard
Clara Selby
Laura Boardman
Cora
Chalmers-Detroits Triumph Over Duffys In St Louis Bowling
The Chalmers-Detroits of Chicago defeated the Duffys of St Louis by a close margin in five-game totals, 4836 to 4826, boosting hopes to set records at the American Bowling Congress meet next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers-Detroit
ST. Louis
Chalmers-Detroits
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Duffys
Middle West
Duftys
Mystic Workers Meet Promises Officers and Supper
The Mystic Workers of the south side plan a Wednesday evening meeting to elect officers followed by supper served by outgoing officers. Short addresses will be given by Fred H. Hartwell and Dr. D. I. McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Powell
Mystic Workers of the
South Side
Fred H. Hartwell
D. I. McArthur
Clarence Jaresbach
Janesville
Wis
Geo. Powell
George F. Jacobs
Chicago
Alexander Duerrwaechter
German Methodist Church
John Klaus
Oak Grove
Minnie Bentley
Clarence Hayden
Fort Sherman
Ill
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Kleeber
Gateway City
J. B. Taylor
Savanna
Illinois
United States
George H. Gordon
Madison
United States Court
Birthday Celebration for Ralph Chryst
A birthday party was held Saturday at Ralph Chryst home with friends. The evening featured games singing and dancing and a sumptuous repast. Attendees included Max Sovitsky Daniel Sovitsky Matt Zeimans Ray Swanzer Floyd Chryst Mazel Chryst Alice Chryst Lilie Flottmeier Rose Gautsch Mabel Larson Marie Enderly Lillie Hauswith Clifford Hawkins and Mrs Chryst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chryst
Messrs
Max Sovitsky
Daniel Sovitsky
Matt Zeimans
Ray Swanzer
Floyd Chryst
Mazel Chryst
Alice Chryst
Lilie Flottmeier
Rose Gautsch
Mabel Larson
Marie Enderly
Lillie Hauswith
Clifford Hawkins
Chryst
Birthday Party For Senn Family At 2321 South Thirteenth
Mrs. Henry Senn Sr hosted a birthday party for her sons Charley Frank and Emma at 2321 South Thirteenth Street Thursday evening. Guests included Ida Weedryer Gustie Ender Cora Jehlen Theodore Falk Lillah Falk Lillian Rocher Ada Rocher Lillian Schmidt Olga Harris Hattie Lehrke Clara Miller Tillie Huebner Gustie Leisenfeldt Malinda Werth Florence Senn and George Senn along with Mr and Mrs Henry Senn Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Senn
Charley
Frank
Emma
South Thirteenth Street
Ida Weedryer
Gustie Ender
Cora Jehlen
Theodore Falk
Lillah Falk
Lillian Rocher
Ada Rocher
Lillian Schmidt
Olga Harris
Hattie Lehrke
Clara Miller
Tillie Huebner
Gustie Leisenfeldt
Malinda Werth
Florence Senn
Arthur Wo
Pleasant Surprise Party Honors Mr. Kimball Birthday
Mr and Mrs Adam Kimball hosted a surprise birthday party at 1211 Park Avenue on Saturday. Prizes went to C E Forsythe and Mrs J G Dubraks, George Falk and A Kimball, with foot prizes to Mrs George Falk and J Rudolph. Mr Kimball received a cuff and collar box. guests included Geo Falk L L Brown J Rudolph Clarence Forsythe Ella Forsythe and Ralph Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Kimball
Park Avenue
Kimball
C. E. Forsythe
J. G. Dubraks
George Falk
A. Kimball
J.rudolph
Mr.Kimball
L. L. Brown
J. Rudolph
Ralph Rudolph
Clarence Forsythe
Ella Forsythe
Sans Souci Club 500 Prizes Awarded at Posbeck Home
Mrs H H Posbeck hosted the Sans Souci 500 club at 1115 South Fifth Street on a Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to first place to Mrs Geo Ott and Mrs J Furber, and to second place to Mrs Geo Robert and Mrs P Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci
H. H. Posbeck
South Fifth Street
Geo. Ott
J. Furber
Geo. Robert
P. Denny
D A R Chapter Meets at Colwell Court Home
The La Crosse chapter of the D A R gathered this afternoon at the Colwell court residence of Mrs C P Dorset and Miss Nannie Colwell for an announced meeting in a social and organizational context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
The
C. P. Dorset
Nannie Colwell
Colwell Court
European Tour Ends for Mrs Evans and Niece
Mrs E E Evans and niece Kath erine Hayes returned home Saturday after a six months tour of Europe. Miss Mary Evans stayed in Antwerp for post graduate study. They faced delays from a gale and a broken propeller. Dr Evans met them in New York and escorted them home. Annie M Hanscome, recently in Minneapolis hospital, has returned home improved. Howard H Wise and Pauline Schwartz welcomed a baby girl in Denver on Wednesday November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Evans
Katherine Hayes
Europe
Mary Evans
Antwerp
Dr. Evans
New York
Annie M. Hanscome
Minneapolis
Howard H. Wise
Denver
Col
Wise
Pauline Schwartz
South Eighth Street
la Crosse
Pretty romance ends in marriage in La Crosse
A La Crosse girl Miss Minnie Bentley wed U S Army private Clarence Hayden from Fort Sheridan after meeting during a Chicago encampment last summer. Judge Leonard Kleeber officiated the ceremony and the couple plan to live at Fort Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Clarence Hayden
U. S
Fort Sheridan
Minnie Bentley
Hayden
Miss Bentley
Miss Hayden
Leonard Kleeber
Elucidation of Spiritualism by Mrs McFarlin in La Crosse
Mrs. Catherine McFarlin, spiritualist leader in the city, corrects R C McCaleb’s statement on spiritualism in The Tribune. She explains that spiritual control is not universal and defines obsession, spiritual evolution, and the belief in infinite intelligence permeating matter and guiding the cosmos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McFarlin
R. C. McCaleb
the Tribune
Tribune
Oscar Smith
West Avenue M. E
God
Humboldt
Spiritualism's core beliefs and social aims outlined
Catherine M’Farlin argues Spiritualism promotes God and humanity, universal truth, present revelations, peace, equal rights, prison reform, child education, and opposition to labor exploitation. It denounces capital punishment and vaccination, supports medical reform, social purity, temperance, and a vegetarian diet, while criticizing frauds and urging readers to study its literature.
Whelpleys Spend Sunday in Galesville at Arnold Home
Mr and Mrs Robert Whelpley visited Sunday in Galesville at the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold for a quiet family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whelpley
Galesville
Mrs. Arnold
Offered $100 for a Pair of Glasses
A farmer’s wife, once healthy, began using an old sewing pair at age 45. She kept using them and ruined her eyesight. The speaker did not receive the $100 and reflects that glasses could not help in time.
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Store
Fifth and Main Streets
Howard
Rogers
Mississippi Street
W. T. Irvine
Jewekr
Main Street
Rose
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Fort
Jeweler
Catherine M’farlin
South Sixth Street
F. Dittman Hardware Co
South Fourth
Seneve
H. C. Evenson
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