Reading Table Electric Lamp Promises Healthful Reading
The Electric Table Lamp is described as a source of home pleasure and a health aid. It claims reading with this lamp reduces eye strain and offers comfort and peace while reading.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
3
The Electric Table Lamp is described as a source of home pleasure and a health aid. It claims reading with this lamp reduces eye strain and offers comfort and peace while reading.
Neil Jamesson was pleasantly surprised at his Berlin street home by friends. Henry Oehler led a toast and the evening was social. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Elmer Hauge Henry Oehler Leslie Kinney George Johnson Fred Kaizer Erwin Hanson N Jamesson and Misses Margaret Harris Dora Harris Winnie Elliott Lillian Groves Minnie Grant Lizzie Gage Anna Whipple Viola Shumway.
North side residents report wiring by Electric Supply Construction at 227 Main. Updates note holiday goods at C F Figgie Rose Street and jewelry gifts. Several residents visit relatives, attend funerals for M J Sullivan and Louis La Sarge. City folk travel for work and errands as officials and workers are noted in Milwaukee North Side area.
Funeral held yesterday at 615 Mill Street from Charles Greene home. Rev A L Wood of Caledonia Street Methodist Church officiated with Dwyer in charge. Remains shipped via Milwaukee Road to West Salem for interment.
Market notes show butter at 31 to 31 14 cents a pound and eggs at 33 cents a dozen. Turkeys likely 18 to 19 cents per pound with some as low as 17. Poultry prices climb while groceries stay steady. Christmas trees fewer but ample supply. holly from Tennessee in best condition, berries sparse and leaves uneven. Mistletoe quality good though scarce in La Crosse market.
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