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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
4
Postmaster Tscharner warns many senders mistake Christmas mail for second class by sealing packages with a Christmas seal. Sealed parcels become first class and lose second class rates. He urges early sending to avoid mistakes and damage as holiday mail volume rises.
The Jefferson and Franklin schools prepare for Christmas exercises next Thursday afternoon marking the start of the Christmas vacation. Pupils will perform songs readings declamations and recitations with each grade assigned parts and rehearsing. Lower grades craft calendars small booklets and gifts for friends while no poor donations are planned this season.
A vintage health advertisement extols CASCARETS as a life saver for bowel and liver issues. It claims thousands suffer from constipation and liver disease and promotes a week's treatment with a million boxes sold monthly.
Chucches Norwegian M E Norwegian Danish M E Kuren Berlin and Sill streets I T Slaatte pastor Sunday school at 93:15 a m worship at 10:30 a m Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 8 o'clock All cordially invited to all meetings.
The German Evangelical church at Clinton and Berlin streets, led by Rev. W J Witter, offers Sunday school at 9 15, preaching at 10 30, Epworth league at 7 15, sermon at 7 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45. German school Saturday morning at 7 30 teaching reading writing and catechism. All cordially invited.
The Norwegian Lutheran Church on the corner of Charles and Sill streets holds services led by Rev. E. O. Vik at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 a m celebrated in the same building.
The Caledonia Street Methodist Church led by Rev. A V Ingham held morning worship at 4 30 PM with the sermon Christ's Purpose for Us and evening worship at 7 59 PM featuring a chorus hymn. The sermon topic was The Gospel of Good Health.
The report lists activities under the Anti Tuberculosis crusade with the Red Cross society. Morning anthem Lord Remember Me and evening Praise Waiteth for Thee mark the service sequence. Wesley club meets Tuesday night and Mr E E Bentley describes The Passion Play at Oberammergau. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 and Christmas exercises Friday 7 30 complete the schedule.
The German Lutheran Church Immanuel on the corner of St Paul and Avon holds a morning service at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 15. J Bergholz serves as pastor.
Trinity Lutheran church on Avon Street led by Rev. L. S. Smith reports no services this Sunday.
Pastor O L Christianson of Bethel Lutheran leads Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 9 a m Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening.
St. Peter’s Church in North La Crosse at Avon and Logan streets hosts an afternoon service at 3 p m.
Scandinavian Baptist Church at Charles and Logan streets offers Sunday services at 10 30 morning with Sunday school from noon to 1 00 and B Y P U at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 and weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Tabernacle Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 12 m and the Young People's Society at 6 30 p m with no other services listed.
North Presbyterian church at Logan and Avon streets with Rev. Finch A Clarke as pastor offers morning worship at 10 30 a m The Voice From Within evening service at 7 45 p m The Ultimate Joy Sunday school at 12 m Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 p m Young People's society at 6 45 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m at Mrs Alfred Fosters 1601 Charles Street Services described as practical helpful and inspiring with a welcome to all.
The Yeomen of America drill team from La Crosse council with National VP Geo Johnson of Aurora Illinois and District Manager W A Smith installed the officers of Enterprise council North La Crosse at a large enthusiastic Friday night ceremony.
Rev Finch A Clark of North Presbyterian Church will address the YMCA Men s meeting at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon in the Y N C A auditorium on the topic The Young Man and His Goal.
Harry Fravel Barton of Ohio asked to see the electric chair upon reception at the penitentiary to serve a life sentence for first degree murder and said he preferred the chair.
A light remark on how a dog’s favored status exceeds its deserving when people show unequal affection. The line hints at broader social quirks about who earns respect and patience in daily life.
S Hoff returns home from Savannah visit. Paul Mahoney trips in Milwaukee on business. No Merchant’s league games last night at the combination alleys. Iowa Italian orchestra to play for Nightingale club dance at Union hall tonight. Copeland park rink remains closed due to weather. Several men laid off on the Burlington. Hans Moen family returns to Lansing Town. Funeral services for A sommers held at St James church. William Og ar recovering from Burlington injury. Klatter Klub to host event at Rose street Union hall Tuesday. Fannie Deneen returns from Chicago and Madison. Turkey raffle set for Bluff Arcade tomorrow afternoon. Charles St Clair visits from Water town. W J Longway visiting North La Crosse brother. Oxal and Oscar Moen return to West Salem. John and Lawrence Frang call on North Side. L and T Larson return from Marmouth N D. Adolph Newmeister scores high at Combination alleys. M and C Staff guests from West Salem.
An old advertorial asserts baldness stems from scalp germs caused by headgear and claims Newbro's Herpicide destroys these germs. Sold by druggists with samples for 10c and bottles at one dollar. Hoeschler Bros. listed as special agents in Detroit, Michigan.
Easton reports a Bethlehem divorce suit in which General Doster cites Mrs. W. E. Doster’s Bach piano practice as the cause. He claims the incessant playing disturbed home life and prevented wifely duties, while she counters with similar charges of indignities.
A second man dies in a railroad blowout box after a December incident at a Burlington crossing. A coroner's jury says the unidentified stranger, about 25, brown hair, 175 pounds, wore a box coat and Kentucky jeans, died by asphyxia while trespassing on C B and Q property.
Large stock of Quality Sterling Silver Quadruple Plate Toilet Sets bought at jobber prices allows a heavy discount. Prices range $6.00 to $7.50 elsewhere, but today customers can choose from chased engraved and plain designs for a reduced sale price.
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