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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
4
Exclusive Office Supply Store urges buyers to upgrade for 1911 and showcases a wide stock of up to date office essentials. The ad emphasizes full specialization in office supplies and readiness to serve with a large selection of items for every workspace.
The first social event at Rose Street Union Hall drew about 150 couples who praised the evening as best yet. Kreutz's Orchestra provided music and praised the affair as the most social event ever held at the hall. A masked ball in February is being considered with a vote at the meeting. Club plans include upgrading rooms for athletic use and moving to new quarters by February first.
A Merchants League update notes Wave Painters bowling to 919 pins as the season high in a win over Fay Lewis. Fay Lewis later posted the league’s top score in a game versus Rushford, throwing 10 for one game. Painter captain J M Voves held the season high with 229, soon surpassed by A Verker’s 247 in a picked team, now the alley record for the season.
K. Larson, a Wisconsin missionary, will conduct the services assisted by a gospel singer from Chicago arriving on Tuesday. Part of the services will be in English.
Mrs. Arthur Wiggles visits her mother in Janesville while Mrs. Cobey hosts. La Crosse Woman's club meets at Mrs. C. A. Carter's home on Wednesday. Mrs. Robson of Savanna visits her daughter Mrs. Samuel Shinkel. Norma Partridge improves from a sprain and bruise. Edward Mitchell returns to Aurora after holidays. Ed Brown ill with pneumonia. St James Sewing circle gathers at Mrs. Ward's home. volunteers listed. L. Anderson rolls a perfect score at Bismark alleys. A Erickson travels to Minneapolis for law studies. Mrs. George Brown visits sister Mrs. Strauss in Madison. Bert Nelson returns from Chicago business trip. Carl Iverson returns home to Whitehall. C S Hovind back from Chicago. John Bonniville departs for Houston Minnesota on business. Miss Mabel Hanson resumes teaching at Money Creek after holidays. Oscar Larson returns home from Portage.
A healing brief promises relief from rheumatic pains as blood poisons decline. It advertises a home remedy with one ounce Syrup of Sarsaparilla, one ounce toris compound, and half a pint of whiskey mixed and taken in tablespoonful doses before meals and at night. The recipe is to be shaken before use and allegedly available at any druggist.
Sunday school at 9 15 a m worship at 10 30 a m Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m all are cordially invited to all meetings held at Kuren Berlin and Sill streets led by I T Slaagte pastor
German M. E. church at Clinton and Berlin streets lists Rev. W. J. Witter as pastor. Sunday school 9 15 am. Preaching 4 30 pm. Epworth league 7 15 pm. Sermon 7 45 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 pm. German school Saturday 9 30 am teaching reading writing and catechism. All cordially invited.
Rev. E. O. Vik serves as pastor at the Norwegian Lutheran Church located at the corner of Charles and Sill streets. Sunday services are at 10 30 a m with Sunday school beginning at 9 a m.
Caledonia Street M E church led by Rev A B Ingham hosts morning service at 10 30 with the sermon Looking Backward and Forward and an evening service at 7 30 on A Question of the New Year both featuring Christmas music sung by united choirs.
Sunday morning service at 10 o'clock announced for churches at Avon and St Paul streets with regular worship and gatherings described.
Trinity Lutheran church led by Rev. L. S. Marvick reports no services this Sunday.
Pastor O. L. Christianson leads services at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m Sunday school begins at 9 a m A prayer meeting is held Wednesday evening at the church.
St Peter's Episcopal Church on the North side holds the usual afternoon service at three o'clock led by Pastor C. N. Moller.
The Scandinavian Baptist Church on Charles and Logan streets runs Sunday services at 10 30 morning with Sunday school from 12 to 1 00 and B Y P U at 4 30 . evening service at 7 30. A weekly prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Tabernacle Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 12 noon and the Young People's Society at 6 30 p m No other services are listed.
North Presbyterian church at Logan and Avon streets. Rev. Finch A. Clarke pastor. Morning worship at 10 30 A M. New Year Message to the World. Evening service at 7 45 P M on Making the Most of Life. Sunday school at noon. Junior C E at 3 P M.
A promotional note contrasts washing with water to using products that feed dandruff. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the original scalp germicide that kills the parasite causing hair loss. Sold by druggists with samples for 1½ cents and $1 bottles guaranteed. Hoeschler Bros. listed as special agents.
The Young People's society invites all to a prayer gathering Wednesday evening at 7 30 pm at the home of R W Gifford 1427 Avon Street meeting at 6 45 pm prior event a hearty welcome is extended to all.
A parliamentary bill proposes abolishing public hanging and replacing it with private, anaesthetized executions or swift death in cells. Led by A. C. Benson, the plan aims to spare brutality, granting condemned prisoners some control over timing within limits.
The two manuscripts valued at $20,000 were stolen last Saturday night from a wagon after Walter Damrosch showed them to a judge. John Rea was arrested when a package he held led police to the missing opera scores. he said three men had threatened him to keep the bundle.
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