Weather of Dr. F C Suiter Succumbs
Dr. F C Suiter dies after a fall lingers in age. He served as a surgeon in war and Indian campaigns. Married 1853 in Falls NY to Nancy Cook. Survived by widow, two daughters Miss Electa Orr and Mrs Elizabeth Barrett, and five grandchildren. He moved to Lake City six years ago with his two daughters and son Dr Suiter of this city.
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F.C. Suiter
Saltre City
Fal
Walter F. Suiter
Dr. Suiter
Wedent
Falls, N. Y
Nancy Cook i
Lake City
Electa Or
Elizabeth Barrett
Notable Suttor obituary mentions kin and services
Dren survive him. His brother Col. James A. Suttor died two years ago at age 92. Funeral services are expected to be held in Salt Lake City tomorrow or Monday.
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Dren
Col
James A. Suttor
Salt Lake City
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Lung Relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly valuable for throat and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief from painful breathing and a dangerous sounding cough indicating congested lungs.
Wisconsin Faculty to Contribute to Atlantic Monthly
Three University of Wisconsin faculty members will publish in the Atlantic Monthly next year. E A Ross will write The Intent to Deceive in a series on public trust in the press. Paul S Reinsch begins A Parliament for China in the December issue as part of Intellectual Currents in the Far East. Grant Showerman will contribute The Philosophy of Trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Atlantic Monthly
E. A. Ross
Paul S. Reinsch
Department of Political Science
China
Far East
Grant Showerman
Faculty and High Boys Play Tonight
After a week of hard training the faculty squad is in top shape for the basketball game tonight against the high school team. Captain Piper praises his five as a well oiled machine while high team captains Walker and Bradish vow to prevent a big faculty win. All male teachers including Prof Otto Wieland will play. A girls game also on the bill. Admission is ten cents.
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Piper
Walker
Bradish
Prof
Otto Wieland
Irvine's ad invites readers to shop on page 7
Local notes list residents visiting here and away, births and hospital plans, courthouse activity, and social events. Notables include Mrs. Horn taking residence here, Oliver Ash visiting from Carroll College, and several gatherings at Seiler's and the Y M C A. Deeds transfer Isle la Plume to park commission and bequested apples sold at Beutler's. A mix of obituaries, local commerce, and community notices NBC.
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Irvine
William D. Horn
New Lisbon
Wis
George B. Frederick
Northwest Trade Journal
Oliver Ash
Carroll College
Waukesha
Giles
Willis Doud
Blake Nevins
Winona
H. N. Gundlach
Green Bay Street
Geo. Powell
la Crosse County
Twentieth Century Club
C. W. Putman
Aurora
Will Powell
A. T. Twesme
Trempealeau County
John O'Loughlin
St. Michael's
Beutler’s
Isle la Plume
Park Commission
John T. Powers
Wisconsin-Illinois Reague
John A. Elliott
Minny League
Seiler’s
Companion
Gateway City
Amy
Bernice Marshal
Alta Davis
Red Mound
J. Thompson
Stoddard
C.E. Sallander
Central
A. M. Karis
Arcadia
Beutler
Frank Wartman
Wm. Vieth
Norwalk
Implement Dealers
Olive Goetz
Otto Nicoli
John Jensen
Cashton
George Pennell
Viroqua
Cty
Redmen
Poh. A. Moss
Mabel
Minn
H. A. McKente
St. Cloud
la Crosse
W. G. Doud
G. E. Maxwell
J. M. Adler
Huld’s
Ge E. C. Higbee
Alfred Harrison
D. O. Stine
Reedsburg
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Fight Against Disease
An early 20th century advertisement claims daily life is a war against poison germs and that Hood's Sarsaparilla keeps the blood strong. It urges readers to take the remedy during illness or for blood stomach liver and kidney troubles and to obtain it from a druggist.
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Hood
Christmas Visits and Local Guests
Mrs. H. C. McNamar of Denver returned from Chicago to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs. N. R. Nelson at 703 West Avenue South. L. A. Welch of Waterloo, Iowa, is visiting La Crosse friends for a few days.
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Tic Ice and Fuel Co
H. C. McNamar
Denver
Col
Chicago
N. R. Nelson
West Avenue
L. A. Welch
Waterloo
Iowa
la Crosse
Five Hundred Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Posbeck
Mr and Mrs H H Posbeck entertained at their South Fifth Street home for a Five Hundred party Saturday night. Midnight refreshments followed. Prizes went to Mrs Robt Braun and Mrs W S Marsh.
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H. H. Posbeck
South Fifth
Robt. Braun
W.S. Marsh
Birthday Party Honors Little Zeta McDonough
Mrs J F McDonough hosted a kindergarten birthday party for her daughter Zeta as she turned six. Guests included Virginia Baker Louise Servis Eleanor Forschler Elizabeth Grams and others with Mrs John Elliott and Miss Emma Schumann assisting and a magic lantern providing entertainment.
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J. F. McDonough
Zeta
John Elliott
Emma Schumann
Virginia Baker
Louise Servis
Eleanor
Ruth Forschler
Elizabeth Grams
Margaret Meister
Ellen Saler
Tim Dalton
Paul
William Doherty
Henry Rooney, Jr
Joseph McDonough
Tenth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Harfield
Mr and Mrs Martin Harfield celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary at home on 816 Cass street entertaining the manager of the Green store where Harfield is employed. Many fine tokens were given including a cut glass epergne of flowers. Miss Norma Strouse of Columbia City Indiana, the hostess’s niece, performed a musical recital, as a graduate of the local musical department.
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Martin Harfield
Cass Street
Harfield
Hatfield
Norma Strouse
Columbia City
Ind
Northwestern University Luncheon Ends Pleasant Evening
A later evening luncheon at Northwestern University featured a delicious meal. Guests enjoyed the convivial setting and shared regrets as adieux were exchanged at the hour of departure.
Social Briefs Holiday Movements Highlight Local Notices
Mrs. David Austin travels to Chicago for Christmas with the Hils. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baillette of Lamont Illinois visit Mrs. Austin during the week. Miss Francis Sill heads to New York to join her mother and sister Margery then to Saranac to celebrate holidays with the Palmer family. The Birthday club meets this afternoon at Mrs. E E Friess’s Vine Street home to celebrate the joint birthdays of Mrs. Friess and Miss Jessie Asplin.
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David Austin
Chicago
Hils
Harry Baillette
Lamont
Ill
Mrs. Austin
Francis Sill
New York
Margery
Saranac
Palmer
Birthday Club
E. E. Friess
Vine Street
W B U Masquerade Puts On Student Dance At Hall
W B U students hosted a masked masquerade in the school hall with Edward Conway supervising makeup. At 10 pm costumes came off and dancing continued. the event was by invitation only.
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Edward Conway
Twentieth Century Club Discusses Fuller and Johnson
The Twentieth Century club met at 120 South Fourth Street with Mrs A W Langenbach hosting. Mrs Abram James led a lesson comparing George Fuller and Eastman Johnson to European figure and genre painters, followed by Mrs J L Callahan's paper The Conquest of the Air discussing aeroplane history from Lilienthal to the Wright brothers and its wartime implications.
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Twentieth Century Club
A. W. Langenbach
South Fourth Street
George Fuller
Eastman Johnson
Abram James
Tollefson
Kleeber
Coate
Davis
Fuller
Johnson
Europe
J. L. Callahan
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Delaware Holly
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Wather
DR. F. C
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Lag
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Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
DR. 5S. W. Hoyt
Majestic Theatre
W. A. Edwards
Kryptok
H. C. Evenson
Main Street
Johnny Ward
Travis
W. T. Irvine
Noelke
Steinway
A.B. Chase
Everett, Estey
Kurtzmann
Victor
Society Stationery
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