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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1907

Page

5

Doctor speaks on Our Opportunity and Responsibility banquet

At the annual doctors banquet in Galesville Dr Edward Evans gave the closing address on Our Opportunity and Responsibility. A big Woodmen of America initiation is set for Friday January 3 at Main street hall with about 20 new members. A billiard and cigar store is planned for the former Pryor photograph studio on North Fourth street. Superintendent Henry Klage of Martin Bros Company received a surprise present from factory operators and employees upon returning to his desk Tuesday afternoon.

Galesville Commercial Hotel Edward Evans Woodmen of America Pryor North Fourth Street Henry Klage Martin Bros. & Company Manufacturing Company

Death of John Callahan Pioneer and Father of J B Callahan

John Callahan 73 a longtime Minneapolis pioneer dies at his home 710 Summer St NE He came from Ireland to America and settled in St Anthony about 55 years ago He helped in earlier government Indian affairs and left a wife and two children J B Callahan of La Crosse Wis a Burlington Road conductor and Mrs Callahan of La Crosse Wis are named in the notice Also included is a fragmented report about Chicago and Milwaukee railroad offices and new track work near Crosse with unclear details.

John Callahan J. B. Callahan Minneapolis State Summer Street Calleign Ireland Franklin Mass Northwest St. Anthony la Crosse Wis Burlington Road Lay Callahan Chicago Aran Mill Leeds Milwaukee Road Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Chicago Loretta O'Rourke John Rickard Wells Minnesota B. V. Leach Sparta Fred Libby Preston Earl Eckland Savanna Curt Booscht Oshkosh Peter Riley Remington Typewriter Company Mankato Minn Glen White White & Son Forbes N. C Thad Brindley Natoma Hinsdale Ill John Brindley L. H. Martin Martin Bros. Co Dubuque Bertha Gunn New York Life McMillan Milwaukee Internal Revenue Madison Mirtle Dawson Olga Candrian

Toilet sets Canes five for fifty cents

Unclear OCR reads pricing notes for toilet sets with prices listed as 50 cents and 2.00 dollars and a 1.25 amount, suggesting a sale or discount context. No clear event or entities identified.

Gilbertson Faces Contempt Case After Bankruptcies

Bankruptcy creditors move to dismiss the pending petition and refile to set aside orders in Gilbertson contempt proceedings. Judge Sanborn in Madison will hear the bid on January 2 to clear the way for possible contempt sentence over evasion of questions and missing funds.

McConnell & Schweizer Louis Gilbertson Pearl Street Sanborn Gilbertson Chicago

George Van Auken Bitten by a Dog

George Van Auken, 12, son of Mr and Mrs C S Van Auken of 1147 Main street, was severely bitten on the arm by a neighbor's dog while playing in the yard yesterday. A physician treated the wound and, though no serious results are expected, the dog will be killed to prevent a repetition.

George C. S. van Auken Main Street

Roller Skate Race Features Close Eight Minute Dash

Eight minutes of skating action at Park Roller rink ended with Harry Shultz first at 2 miles 12 laps. Nels Johnson and Ben Schultz each completed 2 miles 9 laps while John Gavin missed the event due to illness.

Park John Gavin Harry Shhultz Nels Johnson Ben Shultz

Personal notices and visits fill La Crosse holiday pages

Numerous names appear in a bustling La Crosse social column with marriage license news for Herman Schulert and Barbara Beinfang, guests including Miss Higbee and Miss Wheeler, and many local visits. Medical ads for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley’s Honey and Tar appear between notices.

Christmas Celebrations Reach County Jail and Poor Farm

Christmas was observed in county institutions as rules were relaxed for the day. Sheriff Burns hosted a special jail dinner and inmate entertainment, while the county poor farm provided a large meal for elderly charges amid limited festivities.

C. J. Burns

Mrs M M Hart Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs M M Hart, resident of La Crosse for forty years, died yesterday at 8 PM at 202 North Eighth Street after a 17 month battle with Bright's disease. The 74 year old England born widow leaves seven children Mary Rose Alfred Harry Anna John and Fred. The first four children were at her bedside.

America la Crosse Mary Rose Alfred Harry Elroy Anna John Fred St. Louis

Pleasant Kerr Family Christmas Dinner Highlights

A festive gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr's residence at 612 La Crosse Street drew sixteen relatives for a Christmas celebration yesterday afternoon. Decorations and a Christmas tree dressed the rooms as a bountiful 3 o'clock dinner was served and gift exchange followed at 4 o'clock. Out of town guests included Miss Nettie Kerr and Miss Kitty Rappe from Preston, Minnesota.

John Kerr la Crosse Street Nettie Kerr Kitty Rappe Preston, Minn

High School Dance Tonight at Elks Hall

The boys' athletic association hosts a prominent high school dance at the Elks hall this evening. Guests from visiting schools are expected, with red and black school colors decorating the venue and Kreutz's orchestra supplying music. Committees include Stanley Gordon, Harold Davis, Fred Dickens, Wallace Tourteliotte, and Walter Mueller.

Elks’ Hall Boys’ Athletic Association Kreutz Stanley Gordon Harold Davis Fred Dickens Wallace Tourteliotte Walter Mueller

Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Osborne Family Homes

A dinner party for the Osborne and Edwards families took place on Christmas at 422 West avenue south home of Mr. Willis Osborne with twenty two covers. Mrs. L. C. Colman hosted Monday for Mr. and Mrs. Willis Osborne Mr. and Mrs Rockwell Osborne visitors from Winnipeg and Miss Edna Osborne. About twenty Y M C A members shared Christmas Eve dinner at the association rooms and prepared fans for the New Year open house.

Osborne Edwards Willis Osborne West Avenue South L. C. Colman Rockwell Osborne Winnipeg Canada Edna Osborne Association Rooms

Christmas gift exchange at La Crosse gathering

Members traded about 60 presents with Miss Hayward receiving a beautiful silk umbrella and Mr Gatts a solid gold mounted elk’s tooth. Mail gifts were set aside for later. the event was enjoyed and will be recalled as a festive memory in La Crosse.

Mr. Gatts Miss Hayward la Crosse

Christmas House Party Attended by Local Families

A. C. Bangsberg of Martin Bros hosted a Christmas house party assisted by his wife. Guests included W. L. Fries of Beloit, Miss Myrtie Fries, C. Bangsberg and family of Viroqua, and O. C. Bangsberg of La Crosse. All enjoyed the day.

A. C. Bangsberg Martin Bros Messrs. and Mesdames W. L. Fries Beloit

Acme Card Club Brings Largest Furniture Load Ever

A Saturday night wagon loaded with furniture is seen moving along the North Side, drawn by two horses. Onlookers mistake it for a Santa driven spectacle while the shipment proves to be the Woodward Supply Company delivery, reportedly the city’s largest single load hauled by two horses.

Santa Claus Woodward Supply Company

Coming and Going Travel and Family Visits Over Holidays

Mr and Mrs Henry A Salzer host guests including Mrs G Kremers from Milwaukee Miss Lydia Kremers John G Kremers and Mr and Mrs G Schinmaker from Aniston Alabama during the holidays. Mr and Mrs Harry Worthington visit St Paul for Christmas and plan to Dubuque for New Year with Wrothingtons sister. Mrs A L Blanchard arrives from Cincinnati to spend Christmas with daughter Mrs C A Hunt at 332 North Sixth street and will stay through winter.

Henry A. Salzer

Pleasant Christmas Banquet By Grace Hayward Company

After a La Crosse theatre engagement the Grace Hayward troupe held a late Christmas banquet at a Main Street cafe. The celebration followed their matinee schedule and featured a beautifully arranged tree beside celebrants, reflecting a festive mood away from home.

Main Street

Those Delicious Lemon Pies Promote Our Pie Preparation

An advertisement touts a lemon pie mix named OUR-PIE. It claims easy preparation, low cost, air tight packaging, and guaranteed quality under Pure Food Laws. Available at grocers for 10 cents.

Shelby Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Annual Meeting Notice

Notice declares the Shelby Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company annual meeting at John Malin's hall La Crosse January 7 1908 at 11 in the forenoon dated Shelby December 16 1907 Peter Kienholz Secretary.

Shelby Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company John Malin City of la Crosse Shelby Peter Kienholz

Danger in asking advice on cough remedies warning

An advertisement warns against seeking medical advice for coughs and colds due to dangerous unknown preparations. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a genuine cure for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention, noting the genuine product is in a yellow package and to refuse substitutes.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Irvine Gives Cigars for Efficient Work

W T Irvine the jeweler at 429 Main street sent a box of cigars to the La Crosse post office fire department and police department and The Tribune as a Christmas gift for their efficient service during the past year.

la Crosse the Tribune W. T. Irvine

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns Fruit House City News U.S. Court George van Auken Pfund A. Z. Taylor Milwaukee Road Car Department Kilbourn Wil Powell Hollister Rocky Mountain George Powell Charles Jorgenson O. Evans Bangor Wm. Lambert S. 6Th Madison Street F. F. Cast Webster City Harry Kincaid H. J. Davis Lee Sing Thomas Moe Kendall H. S. Glasset Hatten N. D Cc. C. Aller Tomah J. M. Pierce Onalaska J. J. Paulson Marshall J. N. Dahn McGregor Harry Berg Spring Valley O. S. Gliss Marshfield E. G. White Monroe Benton’s John Dengler M. N. Bittles E. J. Mitchel Theo. Thompson Viroqua Orino S. D. Parker Cc. A. Griffin St. Paul H. A. Tilcock Victory O. Narvenson Spring Grove FE. F. Bunn Cameron House Gateway City T. Erhart Walter O'Rourke Gounty Jail Sheriff Burns SPE Cial M. M. Hart Gill, Talbot and CO Trolley CA von Hoff Gillette Sisters Louis LA Vallie Miss Lepman Moving Pictures Icture Seless A. & C. Johnson Acme Card Club Main ST Irvine
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