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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1905

Page

2

Scandinavian Baptist Ladies Plan Evening Social

The Ladies' Mission circle of the Scandinavian Baptist church will hold a social this evening in their hall at the corner of Charles and 1 gan streets. If you want a fine turkey chicken or goose for a Christmas dinner stop at Abe Pittenger's 524 Mill Street. Miss Pearl Woodman returns home to Chamberlain South Dakota after visiting the North Side with Mr and Mrs Richard Hurley of Caledonia Street.

Ladies’ Mission Circle The Scandinavian Baptist Church Charles and Gan Streets Abe Pittenger Mill Street

Modern Woodmen elect officers at Rose and St James hall

The Modern Woodmen on the north side elected officers for the coming term in their hall at Rose and St James streets last evening. Ballot results include Venerable counsel Charles I. Mc Ginnis Worthy advisor Bert Jollivette Clerk John Arenz Banker Henry P. Lawson Escort F Shumway Watchman W Streck Sentry A Snow Manager A Gibson Physicians F C Suiter Oscar Houck and C W Leuck.

North Side Rose and St. James Streets Charles I. McGinnis Bert Jollivette John Arenz Henry P. Lawson F. Shumway W. Streck A. Snow A,. Gibson F. C. Suiter Oscar Houck C. W. Leuck

Cleveland Was Right About Club Women Debate Verdict

The Franklin club last evening pledged endorsement of Grover Cleveland's views on women's clubs by a two to one verdict. The affirmative side included District Attorney Bosshard Prof A H Schubert and James Thompson. the negative included Humane Officer C H Berry Prof H G Hayden and J P Kennedy. Woodmen hall is secured for the annual banquet on January 11.

Franklin Club Oscar Hanson Charles Wentworth George B. Marvin, Jr Grover Cleveland Bosshard A. H. Schubert James Thompson C. H. Berry H. G. Hayden J. P. Kennedy

United Foresters Names New Officers

The United Order of Foresters announces its officers for next year. Chief ranger Edward Miller leads the slate with vice chief ranger Leonard Sagen and past chief ranger R. Roder. Also named are Chaplain Charles Brinkman secretary C H McGinnis treasurer J Findeisen,I W Robert Hauser and O W Edward Coster physician Dr C W Luecl.

United Order of Foresters Edward Miller Leonard Sagen R. Roder Charles Brinkman C. H. McGinnis J. Findeisen I. W Robert Hauser O. W Edward Coster C. W. Luecl

North Side Briefs on Moonlit Skating and Local Visits

Moonlit evenings draw many youths to skate Colman slough and Black river. Thomas and Phalon offer buckwheat. R Davis visits from Whitehall to see family on North Street. Bijou theatre presents automatic man and musical specialties in refined vaudeville. Carl Muetzel of Portage travels to Spencer and stops for a Berlin Street visit with his parents. Peach Blossom now a popular toast at Lavaque’s Christ Neumann, formerly employed there.

Colman Slough Black River Thomas & Phalon R. Davis Whitehall North Street Bijou Carl Muetzel Portage Spencer Berlin Street August Muetzel L. E. Lavaque

Bijou cinema and local notices fill holiday week

Community events and greetings fill the page with trips to the Bijou for Friday and Santa Claus matinee at 2:30 tomorrow. People travel to Caledonia and Fort Worth while Miss Bertha Gast visits Texas for the winter. Local life centers on theater, church festivals, and holiday shopping.

Howe Exhibition At La Crosse Tonight Promises Unmatched Innovation

Lyman H. Howe's renowned moving picture show arrives at the La Crosse theatre with claims of unmatched invention and public enthusiasm. The program features a new musical fantasy with fifteen new characters and, at the Bijou, an automatic man act explained after demonstrations.

Lyman H. Howe la Crosse Theatre Mr. Howe America

Young Chicago Playwrights Create Nod Play at Early Ages

Frank R. Adams and Will M. Hough, credited with original characters for F. C. Whitney's The Land of Nod, are two of the youngest professional playwrights in the country. Both are under twenty two and are Hyde Park and University of Chicago graduates.

Frank R. Adams Will M. Hough F. C. Whitney

Palmer Livery and Funeral Attire Notice

Clark and Clark Palmer Livery offers funeral outfits and white or black hearses at $1.00 each with pallbearers wagon and carriages also at $1.00. Sundays excepted. Half rates to golf tournament in Mexico City via Northwestern Line. Round trip excursion tickets January 1 to 12 at one fare, with favorable return limits. Apply to Chicago Northwestern Ry agents.

Mexico City Mexico Chicago & Northwestern Ry

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