Y W C A Devotional Committee Dinner Meeting
Mrs. C. F. Emory chaired the devotional committee of the YWCA hosting a dinner at 925 Cass Street. A business meeting followed with attendees including Mrs. Gundersen Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Aradish Miss Bertha Hoefke Miss Agnes Sparling Miss Marie Lindgren Miss Grace Wallace and Miss Cora Bangsberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Emory
Cass Street
A. Gundersen
H. C. Stevens
George Aradish
Bertha Hoefke
Agnes Sparling
Marie Lindgren
Grace Wallace
Cora Bangsberg
Withee Property Purchased by Ives in Main West Corner
The Levy Withee property at the northeast corner of Twelfth and Main streets was bought by Thomas Ives. Details and consideration are not yet announced. The Steenson Mill in West Salem sold by William G. Robertson to John Carson for 15800, deed filed. Other Burns town property sold to Anton Adolf and Aaron Olson. consideration not named. W A Lewis bought Washington town property from T J Emers. deed filed shows no consideration besides one dollar love and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Withee
Twelfth
Main Streets
Thomas Ives
South Fifth Street
Steenson
West Salem
William G. Robertson
John Carson
Burns
Anton, Adolf
Aaron Olson
W. A. Lewis
Town of Washington
T. J. Emers
First Meeting Of Lodge Of Ben Hur Held Here
The newly organized lodge of Ben Hur will hold its first meeting tomorrow night in Linker hall with Superior Chief H. J. McGinnis of Crawfordsville Indiana and EF. E. Johnston district Manager presiding. Eighty local applicants begin the order here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lodge of Ben Hur
Linker Hall
H. J. McGinnis
Crawfordsville
Ind
EF. E. Johnston
Milwaukee Cantor L Cohen to Visit La Crosse Guest
Rev L Cohen cantor of Milwaukee's largest synagogue stays with Mr A M Goldish at 524 North Seventh. He will perform services at the Jewish synagogue on Eleventh Street Friday at 5 pm and Saturday at 9 am, giving La Crosse residents a chance to hear his baritone voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. Cohen Cantor
Ciasson
Milwaukee
A. M. Goldish
North Seventh Street
Eleventh Street
la Crosse
Mail train derails in Kansas near Buffalo
Fast mail train on the Missouri Pacific derailed in a ditch near Buffalo Kansas this morning. No one was killed or injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Buffalo
Kansas
Street dances in Frisco to feature tango and Boston dip
Programs issued for Francisco's first street dance show tonight features selections for tango and Boston dip. The city provides music lights and police to bar strangle holds. Dancing starts at 8 p m and continues until 11 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Boston
Poe
Hot Water Cry Disturbs Paderewski at Wisconsin
Madison readers recall the old hot water cry as a student protest disrupts a Paderewski performance in the university gym. The plan is for student organizations to address the uproar by bringing the issue to university authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Paderewski
Wisconsin
Supper Guests Attend Mrs Collins Costume Night
Mrs. W. W. Collins of 336 South Twenty third street hosted a supper party last evening with friends in fancy costumes. Guests included Mesdames Rollins Coughlin Estavor Rohde Stranb Wehausen Storandt Larson Elbertson Johnson and Fauver as they enjoyed antiques and laughed at the humorous outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Collins
South Twenty-third Street
Mesdames H. M. Rollins
Coughlin
Estavor
Rohde
Stranb
Wehausen
Storandt
Larson
Elbertson
Johnson and
Fauver
Surprise party honors Mrs. Trepte at South Eighth home
Mrs Henry Trepte of 813 South Eighth street was pleasantly surprised by friends last evening. Prizes were won by Mr Wakeman and Mr Small. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Messrs and Mesdames Small Kehr Joseph Matiak H Tausche Mr Wakeman Mr F W Norskey and Mr and Mrs Trepie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Trepte
South Eighth Street
Mrs Marshall Conant and daughter travel to St Augustine
Mrs Marshall Conant and her daughter Miss May Conant have left for St Augustine Florida for the winter, plans indicating a seasonal change of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Conant
Miss May Conant
St. Augustine, Fla
Tinker Deal Halts Reds Negotiations in Cincinnati
Cincinnati December 18 The Reds await word from Brooklyn president Ebbetts before acting on the Tinker transfer. Herrmann says no payment yet and no final decision on forcing the $25,000 sale under the existing agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
Ohio
Hermann
Reds
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Tinkers
Herrmann
Tinker
Yeomen Dance Promises Holiday Family Festivities
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosted a popular Tuesday dance with Hackhbart's Orchestra drawing a large youth crowd. Rowena Circle BA Y held a 500 card party with prizes to Milligan Grove Mosser Roth Rossberg and Wachsmuth. A Christmas tree and children festival are planned for December 23 with Santa Claus delivering gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Hackhbart
Yeomen_ orchestra
Rowena Circle B. A. Y
Mesdames Milligan
Grove
Mosser
Roth
JF. Rossberg
Miss Wachsmuth
Santa Claus
Elopement Ends in Arrest of Miss Earnshaw and Doctor
Miss Marion Earnshaw, 18, laughs in Harlem prison after eloping with Dr Geoffrey Westropp MacDougall. She disappeared Sunday and was found Tuesday in a hotel with the physician. Her father Elmer Earnshaw, Caswell-Massey Drug official, had her arrested on incorrigibility. MacDougall faces abduction charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kipling
Marion T. Earnshaw
Harlem
Geoffrey Westrop MacDougall
Elmer KE. Bkarnshaw
Caswell-Massey Drug Company
MacDougall
Senate Defeats Hitchcock Deposit Guarantee Amendment
In Washington on December 18 the senate voted 41 to 37 against the Hitchcock amendment that would extend bank deposit guarantees to state banks within the reserve system as well as national banks. The ruling leaves guaranteed protection limited to national banks alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Baraboo visitors and locals noted in town personals
A list of guests and visitors appears with names and origins including J A Christie Baraboo B A Yeoomen W G Smith Dakota Minn and others from Genoa Lynxville Portage Dubuque New Albin Ferryville Caledonia Victory Soldiers Grove and Minneapolis. Activities include hotel stays business calls and social events such as tango contests and Christmas dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Christie
Baraboo
Wis
B. A. Yeoomen
W. G. Smith
Dakota
Genoa
C. C. Noggle
Lynxville
Langdon Shoe Repair
J. Widman
Dubuque
Iowa
A. B. Callahan
Great Falls
Gateway City Transfer Co
A. J. Wilson
la Farge
J. Nice
New Albin
H. Lehwahn
Eau Claire
Gross
C. Sowle
Livingson
Minn
Karl Knutson
FerryVille
Andrew Lanerick
C. J. Nelson
Caledonia
S. M. Hastings
Victory
K. P. Hall
J. N. Johnson
Mount Sterling
Lewis B. Everson
Soldiers Grove
Leaviig
Nathan Kipnis
Normal School
University of Minnesota
A. M. Goldish
Hay Market Leads With Loads From Several Areas
Atkinson Brothers from La Crescent brought hay to the market yesterday. H Rogers of Chipmunk Coulee disposed of hogs at the market. Karl Kathen of South Ridge drove to the city with straw. David Ender from Hokah road delivered corn. Richmond of French Island sold straw in the city. H Hundt from St Josephs Ridge brought oats. Sletten and Mickelstad of Holmen sold produce. Koethe from Brownsville road disposed of hay and returned home. G B Hanson from Bostwick Valley road sold hay in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Ridge
Sletten and
Mickelstad
Holmen
Wis
Ih. Koethe
Brownsville Road
Minn
Market Square
G. BE. Hanson
Bostwick Valley Road
Wood brought to market by multiple farmers yesterday
Farmers listed include F. Shields of South Ridge Minn W Leibel Smith Coulee J Bahr St Josephs Ridge A and C Gollnick Chipmunk Coulee A Beyer Smith Coulee J F reldmeier South Ridge Minn F M Nicolai Greenfield J Swodrs La Crosse W Horrihan La Crescent H Werner Chipmunk Coulee H Helke Mormon Coulee Knifel St Josephs Ridge W Anderson Pine Creek Minn yesterday’s market activity shows large wood disposals by these growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Shields
South Ridge
Minn
W. Leibel
Smith Coulee
J. Bahr
St. Joseph's Ridge
A. and
C. Gollnick
Chipmunk Coulee
A. Beyer
J. F. Reldmeier
F. M. Nicolai
Greenfield
J. &. Swodrs
la Cross
Medicine Hat Man Taken From Train
Pius J Hartlord of Medicine Hat Manitoba was removed from Chicago Burlington and Quincy train No 56 at 1050 last night after a severe breakdown caused by overindulgence in liquor. He was en route to Lima Ohio and became delirious during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius J. Hartlord
Medicine Hat
Man
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Lima
Hay theft suspected after box car dumping near Winona
Special agents of the Burlington railroad seek men who opened a box car near Winona Minnesota and dumped baled hay along the right of way between Winona and Grand Crossing. Half a car load is said to have been lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Road
Winona
Minn
Grand Crossing
County Judge Brindley III Homebound Recovering
County Judge John Brindley is confined to his home at 416 South Fourteenth Street. His illness is not serious and he expects to resume duties in court soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brindley
South Fourteenth Street
Uncle Joe Cannon Loses at Private Poker Game
Washington December reports that "Uncle Joe" Cannon is short about $3.08 after attempting to buck the bank at a private poker game. He played three hours, drew poor cards, and left with a loss including a $1.92 cashout from a five case note at his Danville bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe’ Cannon
Joe
Danville
Funeral for John Gittens Attended by Railroaders
Scores of railroad men attended the funeral services for John Gittens held at St James Church at 8 15 this morning. Rev Father Ambrose Murphy officiated and the interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gittens
St. James Church
Father Ambrose Murphy
White House Dinner Tonight For Cabinet Members
Washington on December 18 reports the first major White House function since President Wilson's inauguration. The president will host a dinner for the full cabinet, marking a key social and official event in his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
McGovern blames supply demand shift for high cost of living
Governor Francis I McGovern told Candlelight club in Oshkosh that rising demand outpacing supply drives prices higher and proposed creating a Wisconsin marketing commission to eliminate middlemen as the practical fix. He criticized tariff relief and urged producer and consumer organization drawing on state commission models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Francis I. McGovern
Wisconsin
McGovern
Mine blast in Vulcan mine kills thirty eight workers
Investigators led by James Dalrymple opened a state mine inspect or inquiry in New Castle Colorado into the deadly Vulcan mine explosion that killed thirty eight miners. The coroner's inquest started and funerals were set for tomorrow with graves dug as crews recovered thirty five bodies to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Col
James Dalrymple
Vulcan
Dr Peter McKittrick Dies in Eau Claire at 48
Dr Peter McKittrick a leading Wisconsin physician died in Eau Claire from a throat ailment shortly before dawn at age 48 His death closes a prominent medical career in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mekittrich
Eau -Claire
Wis
Peter McKittrick
Gift items for Christmas at Chas Beyschlag Druggist
Look in the show windows for suitable gifts. Every item is price tagged. A new stock includes hair brushes combs mirrors cloth brushes perfumeries and fancy stationery. Also canes spectacles razors pipes and pocket knives at all prices from Chas Beyschlag, Druggist, 503 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Beyschlag
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the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
Elliot
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Hoosier
S. Gantert
Third Street
Tinker Deal
Elgin
Waltham, Howard
Hampden
Hamilston
Waltham
Geneva
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Nb Market Square
Judge Brindley III
Christmas
Conrad Nielson
Young’s Drug Store
Uncle Joke
Gittens
Hellfach
la Crosse Motor Truck Co
F.C. Becker
St. Louis
Company
New Phone
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