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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
6
Public notice-style ad extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache neuralgia rheumatism and general pains claiming rapid relief with no after effects. Includes customer testimonials from C L Russell Battle Creek Ia and Mrs M J Hamilton Upper Alton Ill and a druggist price guarantee and sale through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
The Johnson brothers Nathan and Walter, owners of a large menagerie including Pete the ground hog, watch for signs as Ground Hog Day arrives. The tale explains the tradition while noting the legend’s uncertain forecast and global variations.
La Crosse church members plan nine meetings at the First Baptist Church on Sunday. A unique feature will be lunch served at 6 PM to accommodate Personal Workers class members who stay for the evening meeting. Lunch by Ladies' Industrial Society under Mrs. E G Boynton supervision.
La Crosse Commandry No. 4% Knights Templar plans a Monday evening meeting at the Masonic temple for state inspector J. C. Durgin of Racine to conduct the inspection. Supper at 6 o'clock precedes the inspection with members from nearby towns in attendance. Durgin also will inspect Sparta lodge next Tuesday.
Notice calls Knights to Castle hall Sunday at 2 o clock to attend the funeral of Brother L W Gosnell. Karl G Kurtenacker C C C and Bong M B R both signatories.
Onalaska hosts Western Wisconsin Woodmen Picnic planning meeting with delegates from eleven camps. J W Dalton elected president A A Merrill secretary E A Smith treasurer. A district vice president from each lodge named to aid preparations and promote enthusiasm. July 4 tentative aim for the outing.
Lemuel W. Gosnell, former city clerk and key La Crosse political figure, died at 505 North Eighth Street after a three week illness caused by grip and valvular heart trouble. He was 43, survived by his wife, children, and Maryland relatives. Funeral at 2:30 Sunday at the Masonic Temple.
Jury delivers not guilty verdict for Thaw and orders commitment to a lunatic asylum. District Attorney Jerome remains silent on the outcome while Justice Dowling instructs jurors on presumption of innocence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels. It claims improved complexion breath and blood, notes gas relief and liver benefit, and offers a twenty five cent per box price with a free trial request to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
The Great Revival in La Crosse moves forward with Monday kickoff at First Baptist. Rev John Wellington Hoag says planning is done. Ushers and workers meet Sunday afternoon for final arrangements with lunch. Music will feature a 75 voice grand chorus and instrumental support led by Rev Hoag and Miss Cassie Mahlum.
Classified notice seeks a small house with six or eight rooms not far from the Public Library. Address K, this office.
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