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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
13
Trempealeau Wis Feb 7 J B Ingalls of Trempealeau died yesterday at his residence aged 85 He was several years in business in the city and his death ends a long local career
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County City of La Crosse justice court summons and garnishee issued against A F Raphburn to satisfy Otto Clements debt of fifteen dollars. Appear before Justice C W Hunt in La Crosse on February 24 1908 at 9 am or judgment will be rendered and property sold to pay the debt. Dated February 7 1908.
The Wisconsin probate notice announces a special County Court term in La Crosse on February 25 1998 at 10:00 am to consider Adelbert R Bleekman Jr s application to admit the will of Adelbert E Bleekman late of La Crosse to probate. Judge John Brindley presides.
A fragmentary line notes that singing of glory does not summon the desired blessing or authority, suggesting a contrast between praise and earned recognition. The odd phrasing hints at a religious or ceremonial context, with emphasis on tangible action over mere words.
Traveling passenger agent Clinton R. Chapman visited the Burlington depot for business with Agent I L Wood. Dozens of locals and visitors stop by for a few days or hours for business or social calls, including Mrs. Joseph Morley, Mrs. Edward Bartle, Rev H Cobb, F Olson, J Schuele, and many others. A Concordia masquerade is announced for Feb 8 with Kreutz's orchestra, and Capt Roald Amundsen will give a lecture at Germania hall on Feb 11.
Sybil Lammis dramatic soprano headlines the final artists recital in a La Crosse program presented by Loomis and Noelke with tickets at 1.00 and 75 cents. audience urged to buy seats in advance. Mrs Hoffman dies in Green’s Coulee aged 85 after a brief illness. funeral set for Onalaska German Lutheran church. Fire at Gays Mills restaurant causes $5,000 loss affecting telephone company offices. Mrs Johnson 26 dies after a two month illness. funeral at home and Fish Creek cemetery.
A dated advertisement outlines Irvine's wholesale jewelry line featuring neck-chairs and lockets from $2.25, assorted shell cameo brooches from $2.25 to $5.50, plus jade, topaz, and amethyst pieces in various metals. It emphasizes solid gold, sterling silver, and gold filled options with 20 year guarantees, and promotes $1.00 pins as affordable latest fashion.
The A E T Y club was entertained by Mrs. Joe Volz at 427 South Eighth Street yesterday afternoon. Head prizes went to Mrs. George Fries and Mrs. Joe Smith, with second prizes to Mrs. Ed Hoffman and Mrs. Al Smith, and foot prizes to Mrs. McFeason of Minneapolis and Mrs. McKinstry. Refreshments were served after the games. attendees included Mesdames Kerr Tausche Hauser Hirshheimer Williams Schleiter Snallman McFeason McKinstry Smith and the hostess.
The ladies of the Wednesday 509 club entertained their husbands last evening at Mrs. Kincaid's 926 Main Street home. An enjoyable evening centered on 500 with Mr. Raplin winning the gentlemen's top prize and Mrs. Hawley capturing the ladies' prize. Supper was served at ten thirty.
Mrs Barret hosted a Wednesday 500 club afternoon at her State street residence. Prizes went to Mrs Kincaid and Mrs Ruplin. The next gathering is planned at Mrs Kincaid’s home.
Miss Ida Aiken entertained the Embroidery club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Nina Frame on North Seventh Street.
Mrs Hopkins of Minneapolis visits Mrs Dr Hauser at 613 So 8th St. Mrs Katherine Sheridan suffers grip at 802 Caledonian St. Mr Needham is quite ill at the Ryder house with a bad grip attack.
The Euterpean club gathers at the old high school auditorium on Eighth and Main Friday Feb 7 at 8 pm. Miss Barbara Beck and Mrs. F H Fowler lead with a varied program including Liszt characterizations, piano duets and solos, readings on Lowell and Murillo, vocal numbers by Mr Otto Zielke and Miss Rollins, plus art descriptions and read-aloud descriptions of musical pieces.
It is announced that there will be no announcement of the Eau Claire Rockford proposition vote until Sunday morning papers appear. President Moir will make no result announcement until Saturday. Steutzel has returned home to Wabasha after business in La Crosse.
Judge A L Sanborn dismissed two suits against La Crosse Plow Company by American Breeding Company and Willard A Van Brunt Company. The three year case spanned from 1905 with first evidence before Clerk A Harrison. The decision confirms Plow Company's legal right to manufacture the farm machinery in question.
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