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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1906

Page

3

Local notices and city updates on residents and events

North side residents receive wiring by Electric Supply and Construction Co. Notes on visits by Cascade Locks guest John Dunlap and Trempealeau visitor Miss Josie James. Edgell death described as self inflicted amid unclear timing. investigations continue.

North Side Electric Supply & Construction Company Main Strete C. F. Figgie Rose Street John Dunlap Cascade Locks Ore Charles Granke Hamilton, Mont Caroline Granke Caledonia Street Josie James Trempealeau John Hanson Sr Lutheran Hospital D. Cunningham Chicago Burlington Road James Peterson Gerald Milwaukee M. J. Sullivan Mill Street George Kingsley

Death of Mr Edgell Linked to Cold Numbness

Chas Beyschlag Druggist notes numbness in hands and extremities but attributes it to cold. Edgell, about 40, faced poverty rumors, no heavy drinking, sociable with friends and theater visits. Survived by parents and a sister, lived at 1419 Caledonia. quartermaster sergeant of Company B, cashier at La Crosse Plow Co. Funeral Monday at 2:30 from Caledonia address with Masons and Company B attendance.

The Tribune Byrne Stafford Ash Edgell Mr. Turnbull Turnbull Frank Williams Hotel la Crosse Mr. Edgell John Flowers Caledonia Street Flowers la Crosse J. B. Turnbull County Board of Supervisors Masons

NOVENT Petticoats Promoted At Reitzel’s Christmas Sale

Advertises the NO VENT petticoats at Reitzel's with claims of perfect fit and no strings. Also mentions related gifts, studio photo specials, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, and various local shops for Christmas purchases.

Reitzel’s Gateway City Transfer Tribune Ladies’ Home Journal George Powell Knutesen A. O. Colby I&th Kleist Hollister Rocky Mountain C. H. Williams Wisconsin Light & Power Company la Crosse Montana L. F. Easton Will Powell Asi S. Boma South Third

For Salting High-Grade Piano Sale

High grade piano offered cheap as owner leaves city. Contact 510 King Street for details.

King Street

Maiden Lady's Hoped Steps Down Shady Slope

A fragmentary poem note recalls a maiden lady who, though never kissed, remains alive in hopeful memory as her steps unfold along a shaded incline.

Watering the Oyster Dealers Shortchanged Buyers

The piece explains Chicago oyster dealers were arrested for watering oysters, adding extra water to increase weight. It notes customers would object, comparing it to buying church stews with no religion, and clarifies the practice was simply diluting contents to milk more money from Sunday buyers.

Chicago Humane

A Man Seeks Cheer as Payday Arrives Monthly

A lighthearted exchange notes a man should try to cheer up weekly while his job offers pay only once a month, highlighting the contrast between weekly mood and monthly salary.

Too Slow The Rich Trade Chaises For Gasoline Express

The affluent abandon carriages in favor of rapid gasoline powered travel. They now opt for speed and convenience, favoring motorized transport over traditional horse drawn chaises.

Courting Heiress Turns Into Throw Down

A witty remark follows a social misread as a man realizes his pursuit of an heiress shifts from romance to a public clash. The quip frames a turn from courtship to confrontation in a humorous cultural moment.

Man of the House Sought In Domestic Brief Exchange

A tersely quoted exchange shows a caller seeking the man of the house while the respondent mentions his wife is out, hinting at a domestic or household incident or inquiry.

Jolly Bunch Card Club Meets at John Meier’s

The Jolly Bunch Card and met this week at John Meiers on North Sixth Street. A prize was awarded to Mr. Meier and Mrs. Charles Close. Miss Bessi Dose and George Hass won the jean prize. After a luncheon the group danced, and Mrs. George Adams will host the next gathering at her North Eleventh Street home.

Jolly Bunch John Meiers North Sixth Street Vv Aas Meie Charles Close Jean Bessi Dose George Hass George Adams North Eleventh Street

Caledonia Street Methodist Women Host Evening Entertainment

The ladies of Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal church will present an entertainment this evening at the church. The event promises local performances and community fellowship as residents gather for an uplifting program.

Will Powell Kleist Erhart’s Inter-State Commerce Commission Blume’s Bijou A. Ruhoff South Seventh Street West Avenue Methodist Church W. W. Hurd Biederwolf Union C. J. Young Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Mrs H Morison Honored Before Departure To Eau Claire

A church parlor gathering honors Mrs H Morison who plans to move to Eau Claire with her daughter Mrs Charles Crosby. She will receive a handsome hymnal from the Ladies Aid and church board members. The item appears in a local social note alongside playful ads.

H. Morison Eau Claire Charles Crosby Ladies’ Aid Society

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North Side Briefs Mr. Williams John Williams Ben Starch Mrs Edgell Carl Murphy L. Kennedy J. Calloway Schute Gray Chas. Beyschlag Main St John C. Burns Fruit House City News Main Street FE. E. Kelley Adam Eden’s Garden Primamoo UN Us Ss From Irwine American Republic Nelson Alice W. Wheeler Erhart Red Cross Drug Stores Fred'heil Shoe CO
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