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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
8
The Lacrosse Tribune section describes operations from the North Side office, noting bundled advertising and notices. It highlights desk arrangements and local news flow from the SORTA Side area.
Mrs. Alex Renstrom of Onalaska abandons murder theory after learning $13 was found on the late husband’s body. She says no enemies are known and the burial will take place in St Paul. Her son Gus oversees the burial details and insurance prospects with Foresters for $2,000 are anticipated.
In a Theatre Monet lecture on beauty Claribel Montague extols dry shampoo as a cure for dry brittle hair and color loss. She says frequent wetting and alkaline products are harmful and prescribes a mix of orris root and thorox to dust into hair weekly for faster growth and shine.
Local notes list Lillian Gable returning to New Albin after visiting the Schultz family. Miss Elizabeth Langbine of Charm and Miss Sarah Elise visit at George street homes. Mrs. W C Siotera and daughter travel to Tomah Wisconsin for a relatives visit. Charles Sanborn of Minneapolis is in the city for a few days. Jack Downey visits from Seattle to see relatives and friends. Oscar Olson resumes duties as car repairer on the John Broughton. D Willard AI meets in St Paul to review strike action. Snow shovelers clean North Side cement gutters.
Mrs Josephine Andeson Becker wife of Albert E Becker vice president of Becker Brewing company died at 5 30 AM at 1914 Lincoln avenue Ogden Utah after childbirth complications She was 35 and survived by her husband mother three sisters and two brothers. She gave birth to a baby girl Wednesday at 2 AM.
Court La Crosse No. 944 of the Independent Order of Foresters met at their hall on the north side and elected officers for the ensuing year. R-S L Burdick and A Peterson were chosen as representatives, with C M Smank as Recording Secretary and Geo B Marvin as Financial Secretary. Other officers include M Lanan as Orator, S W S Senstad, J W W L Ryan, Ss B C Ellis, J B H Evjen, Trustees C C Looney and J S Miller, Dr G W Lueck as Physician, S L Burdick as Auditor, C C Looney as Delegate, and C Hawkins as Alternating Delegate.
West Salem notes report Mrs J Norris returned from Milwaukee midweek for eye treatment by Dr Snyder with noticeable improvement. Ed Stevens and wife visited La Crosse Thursday while Miss Libbie Young of Mindoro stopped by Salem Saturday. Mrs Carl Fales hosted a group.
Dr. Raymond Hebron and Ed Mayfield were released from Monroe county jail after attorney Perry secured the necessary papers and Judge Higbee's signature in Baraboo. They were convicted of assault and battery in the Wm. Allen incident and will be at liberty until the supreme court hears their appeal at January term.
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