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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1916

Page

5

Jury Pool Formed For Circuit Court Term In La Crosse Area

Jurors for the upcoming term of circuit court were drawn by the county jury commission. The roster includes Alex Major F Bind F J Mitchel W B Spears Jr H Luedke C J Felber George H Clark F D Branson Otto Granke A H Ranis W W Ruplin George Bettin A C Bennette R A Jackson Charles Rosberg Nels Thompson Peter Mahlum George Will Ed Meinert Joseph Rait Charles Storch John F Papenfuss Paul Trapp Frank Schmidt and others from La Crosse Shelby Washington Onalaska Greenfield Barre West Salem Hamilton and surrounding communities. Deputy clerk appointment for Mrs Cora B Wright was confirmed by Judge Edward C Higbee with Mr Kleeber to succeed Frank Aiken. Forester Lodge officers led by H E Schurz were elected at Gateway court 963.

Alex Major F. Bind F. J. Mitchel W. B. Spears, Jr H. Luedke C. J. Felber George H. Clark F. D. Branson Otto Granke A. H. Ranis W. W. Ruplin George Bettin A. C. Bennette R. A. Jackson Charles Rossberg Nels Thompson Peter Mahlum George Will Ed Meinert Joseph Raith Charles Storch West Salem Henry Tietz Shelby H. D. Weiking Hamilton Wright Cora B. Wright Circuit Court Edward C. Higbee

The Rose as Symbol in Human History

Henry Dwight Sedgwick questions why roses are revered beyond utility and beauty. He ponders whether flowers, fruit, and even food hold the power to inspire courage, define taste, and symbolize beauty across human evolution.

Henry Dwight Sedgwick The Atlantic

Bohemians and the street name mystery in London

A Kingston police court witness fails to know his street name and the piece uses parallels to London life where people are known by nicknames like Bill or Ginger. The London Globe notes such habits reflect street-bohemian culture and common ignorance of surnames.

Kingston London Bill Ginger Liza London Globe

Viroqua Church to Burn Mortgage Next Tuesday

Viroqua Wisconsin special report notes the Methodist Church will celebrate next Tuesday night with the burning of the mortgage the last debt cleared last week public invited. A program will be rendered and refreshments served.

Viroqua Wis Viroqua Methodists Golden William Lilbaugh Kickapoo K. P Ss. of V Sons of Veterans Viola David B. Sommars George Welch Daniel Whips Minneapolis John Doerr Alvin Moore Vernon County South Dakota Smeby Synod Seth Reynolds Canada Adolph Fortney Chicago Torger Fortney George Hall DeLap Cheever Fisher Hartford George Fisher Elida Casperson Menasha Ira Casperson G. N. Hauge Dane County W. E. Butt Cyrus Hillsboro Waggoner Warden E. A. Wiggenton Jerry Simpson de Soto Logan Fowell Judith Gap Montana Do. W. Fowell Lena Peterson Westby

North Side Briefs Renewed North La Crosse Ties

North Side Briefs list locals renewing La Crosse and North La Crosse acquaintances. Harold Barron of Red Wing renews ties. Elder Walden leaves for Madison after meetings. Mrs Ole Simonson moved home from Lutheran hospital at 1426 Kane. Several visitors arrive or travel: A O Colby Avilda Melba Bangor Joseph A Davidson Minneapolis Miss Minnie Knight Washburn Otto Albrecht West Berlin street visits.

O'Nell Phoe Harold Barron Red Wing Minn la Crosse Elder Walden North la Crosse Madison Ole Simonson Lutheran Hospital Kane Street A. O. Colby Avilda Melba Bangor North Side Joseph A. Davidson Minneapolis J. B. Haraldson Charles Street Morgan Berg Westby Minnie Knight Washburn Wis Wood Street Otto Albrecht Berlin Street George Hansen Fountain City Gillatte Street Conrad Ormson New Lisbon

Fire Apparatus Freed After Ice Encasement in St Louis

Steam jets were used Friday afternoon to free fire apparatus from ice encasements after the Atlantic Tea Co building fire. Firemen had fought flames for more than twelve hours. Loss to the tea company building stock and adjoining structure was estimated at 2,385,000 dollars.

ST. Louis Atlantic Tea Co Tea Company

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support

We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during our bereavement for our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. J. Gamm, the pall bearers, the Brewery Local No. 85 and those who sent floral offerings. MRS. FRED BAUMANN and Family.

J. Gamm Fred Baumann

County Board Claims Committee Meeting Notice

The Claims Committee of the County Board will meet on Tuesday December 26 1916. Bills must be on file in the County Clerk’s office by Saturday night December 23. Bert A Jolivette County Clerk.

County Board Bert A. Jolivette

Christmas display prices from Druggist Chas Beyschlag

A local druggist Charles Beyschlag advertises a display of Christmas goods in his show windows with every article marked in plain figures and labeled as low priced. The notice invites readers to inspect and buy what they want at 503 Main Street.

Gaynor's Widow Gives Debut as Concert Singer

Mrs. William J. Gaynor of New York widow of Mayor Gaynor is ready to debut as a professional concert singer. She possesses a dramatic soprano voice and has trained well, with friends deeming her suited for a professional career. Mrs. Gaynor is mother of seven and has an independent income of 3000 dollars yearly from her husband’s estate.

William J. Gaynor New York Gaynor

Yeomen dante Christmas night and Tuesday

A list of local notices and social updates from La Crosse Wisconsin includes A C Wolfe returning from Prairie du Chien, Miss Mabel Rosholt recovering from appendicitis, and various visits and holiday references. Several names and towns appear, with mentions of gifts and services offered locally.

Yeomen Dante A. C. Wolfe Prairie du Chien A. C. Colby J. G. Rosholt Jens Rosholt Mabel Rosholt Rosholt Wis Minneapolis la Crosse Langdon S. H. A. Sullow Genoa A. O. Colby Margaret Chilstrom Mabel Minn City Transfer Co Charles Knudson West Salem Minnesota la Crosse Trust Company Josephine Grinde William Sommen Rhinelander Doris Keegan Chicago Michael Kratchwil South Tenth Street A. Douglas

Happiness and Chance in Uncle Eben's View

A quip frames happiness as a shared wish for better luck, with Uncle Eben suggesting most people imagine they'd be happy if given someone else's opportunity. The remark uses playful dialect to reflect on luck and contentment.

Uncle Eben

As Winter Approaches Help Nature Maintain Health

The notice urges action to support environmental health as colder months approach. It emphasizes proactive measures to preserve ecosystems and prevent decline during winter conditions.

McGregor News Brings Home Harvey Taylor Body

Harvey Taylor dies in Green Island accident while switching trains. His body is brought to McGregor for burial in Blue River Wisconsin. He was a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul brakeman and son of Mrs. Guy Balliett.

M'Gregor Iowa Harvey Taylor Green Island Blue River Wis Taylor Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company Guy Balliett McGregor

Employers' Association Gives Christmas Cheer in La Crosse

The Employers' Mutual Benefit association of Marinello company hosts its annual Christmas party in the Marinello building. Six La Crosse families receive baskets with dinner necessities and luxuries, plus toys and warm clothing for all. All company and E M B A members participate in the festive event.

Santa Claus Marinello Company la Crosse Marinello

Sylvester Ball Set For New Year Eve at Germania Hall

Deutsch er Verein confirms its annual Sylvester ball will be held at Germania hall on Sylvester Eve despite New Year’s Eve falling on Sunday. Committees are busy arranging the event, a highlight of the society’s social season.

Germania Hall

W. B. U. Notes Features and Honors at Friday Program

Students at W. B. U. enjoyed an afternoon program with Carleton Hornung speaking as red division president, a Rawstron piano duet, Ralph Stiele blue division president, James R. Kerr vocal, Leigh Toland violin, and humorous gift presentations for teachers. Carnations and ferns were given to the girls by Toland, and John W. Parker will attend the Chicago commercial teachers convention during holiday week.

Carleton Hornung F. W. Rawstron Ralph Stiele James R. Kerr Leigh Toland Toland John W. Parker Chicago

Poinsettia Club Attends Clara Klammer Party

The Poinsettia club guests of Miss Clara Klammer at 2503 South Thirteenth Street hosted a children’s party with games a candy pull and a luncheon. Attendees included Misses Marie Keim Minnie Franzman Sarah Scherrer Laura Olson Lillian Westphal and Pau-

Poinsettia Club Clara Klammer South Thirteenth Street Marie Keim Minnie Franzman Sarah Scherrer Laura Olson Lillian Westphal Pau

Chicago and Minneapolis names tied to a social page

Line Kelm and Dorothy Morris lead a listing of social acquaintances along with Minnie Bruning Anna Scherrer Elizabeth Damm of Chicago and Edith Meyers of Minneapolis in a community notes column.

Line Kelm Dorothy Morris Minnie Bruning Anna Scherrer Elizabeth Damm Chicago Edith Meyers Minneapolis

Christmas Exercises at Caledonia Street Methodist Church

The Caledonia Street Methodist Sunday school primary department held Christmas tree and exercises in the church parlor with Miss Gladys Johnson in charge. Earlier, the main body of the school enjoyed Christmas festivities at the church Friday afternoon.

Caledonia Street Methodist Sunday School Gladys Johnson

Bakkum to Marry Edna Stavle Tonight

Arthur Bakkum, son of Olaf and Mrs. Bakkum of 243 South Twenty second Street, will wed Miss Edna Stavle of Bangor at eight tonight in the Lutheran church near Bangor where the bride attends.

Arthur Bakkum Olaf Bakkum South Twenty-second Street Edna Stavle Bangor

Christmas Festival at Norwegian Evangelical Church

Monday afternoon at 3 30 a Christmas festival will be held at the Norwegian Evangelical church corner of Fifteenth and Winnebago Streets. An excellent program has been arranged and all are cordially invited. Mr Wulflestad of North Dakota will preside at the meeting.

Louise Eastman Klotzbach McGregor Iowa Clayton County Summit Hill Associated Charities Minerva Sloane Elizabeth Bell L. C. Farnum T. J. Sullivan Eva Jordan W. H. C. Elwell W. H. Thomas J. Phillips Triangle Park Lower Main Street Santa Claus Norwegian Evangelical Church Fifteenth and Winnebago Wulflestad North Dakota

Church Groups Schedule Winter Meetings Across Town

The Ladies Aid of English Lutheran meets December 27 at church parlors. Mrs D Jehlen hosts the Women’s Missionary Society at 1029 Cameron Ave at 3 PM Thursday. Rev J Nordby speaks on Holy Land travels at Charles Street Lutheran next Wednesday. Epworth league cabinet meets at 21 South Fifth St with newly elected officers Friday. Mothers circle of First Presbyterian meets in church parlors Wednesday. Dorcas society gathers Thursday or Mrs A Gunderson hosts Ladies Aid members.

Ladies’ Aid Society Charles Street Lutheran Church J. Nordby Holy Land Epworth League The First German Methodist Church A. W. Zeratzky Fifth Street Mothers’ Circle First Presbyterian Church Dorcas Society

Society of Trinity Lutheran Church Gathered at Avon Street Home

A society meeting was held at the home of a Trinity Lutheran Church member on Avon Street, with attendees from the church community and nearby neighborhood. The event took place Tuesday afternoon at 1602 Berlin Street.

Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church Avon Street Berlin Street

Olson Viewed as Judge in Chicago Design Show

Ewald Olson, manager of the F. W. Kruse cloak store, was named a judge by the Chicago Designers' association after a December 16 garment show banquet at the La Salle hotel. Patrons and trade peers praised his judgment as prize awards were announced by him and two other judges.

Ewald Olson F. W. Kruse Chicago Designers’ Association la Salle Hotel Ole

Musical Service at North Presbyterian Church

The annual Christmas musical service at North Presbyterian will be held at 7 45 Sunday evening at the Logan and Avon streets church. The regular choir and a junior chorus will perform with solos by Dorothy Alleman and Herbert Hanson and duets by Orrin Nelson and Rolf Rynning.

North Presbyterian Church Logan Avon Streets Dorothy Alleman Herbert Hanson Orrin Nelson Rolf Rynning

LAXOLA Health Claim Ad Skims Constipation Cure

An advertisement touts LAXOLA as a tonic laxative that relieves constipation and several ailments linked to poor bowel health. It promises regular bowel movements, non habit forming effects, and a money back guarantee. LAXOLA is described as a chocolate flavored laxative available for 25 cents a box.

Lottel

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns Whitebreast C Coal Co Cass Street Esata Agia Celta A. J. Ness Pearl St. la Crosse, Wis City News County Jury Commission Edward Abraham Masters Frank E. Withrow Abraham Beadle A. C. Bartz William Walker G. W. Lueck H. E. F. Schurz L. Kleeber G. W. Kidder C. Hansen Joseph Bleser Cammpbell the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman H. S&s Burroughs Grand Crossing Farm Gateway City Transfer CO North Side Briefs Chas Beyschlag Main Eben Hostetter Mgregor Bell Wisconsin Telephone Company L. H. Dodge Telephone A. Gunderson Ladies’ Aid E. J. Olson North Presbyterian Svisensees Kane S. Sith Avon Vine Charles Adams
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