Jd. B. Ingalls of Tremperleau Dead in Wisconsin
Jd B Ingalls of Tremperleau LeBeau Wisconsin February died here after a life spent in local business. The obituary notes he resided in this city and had been active in the community for years.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
5
Jd B Ingalls of Tremperleau LeBeau Wisconsin February died here after a life spent in local business. The obituary notes he resided in this city and had been active in the community for years.
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County issues summons against A. Raphburn for fifteen dollars owed to Otto Clements. Justice CG Hunt will hear on February 24 1908 at 9 am. failure means judgment and sale of property. Also probate notice for Adelbert Bleekman Jr to admit will on Feb 25 1908 at 10 am.
Clinton RB Chapman of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway called on local agents, while numerous residents and visitors—Mrs Joseph Morley, Dr George Powell, Mrs BE Rippe, Clerk Russell Smith, and others—spent days in the city for business or social visits. An upcoming Concordia masquerade on Feb 5 and a Germania lecture are advertised, with Kreutz's orchestra providing music.
Advertises lockets and neck chains priced from 25 cents to several dollars, featuring solid gold and sterling silver options. Promotes wholesale purchases, various bracelet styles, and gold filled pieces with durability guarantees. Details include items like pins, bracelets, and display of multiple price points and finishes.
The A. w. T. club met at Mrs. Joe Volz home at 427 South Eighth Street with prizes awarded to Mrs. Fries, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Smith, and attendees listed. Other society notes include 500 club evenings at Mrs. Kincaid and Mrs. Barret's homes, an embroidery club event hosted by Miss Ide Aiken, plus several personal notices and a Euterpean club meeting with Liszt and Lowell topics and a program of piano solos and readings.
An Eau Claire Rockford proposition vote is postponed with no result announced. President Mall will disclose the outcome on Sacuday as Steutzel returns home to Wabasha after Crozse business.
The local Plow Company secured a complete victory over infringement claims after a three year legal battle first evidenced in 1906. Judge A L Sanborn dismissed portions against Crasse Plow, America Company, and Wiktard A Van Bront. The litigation covered factory machinery and related disputes.
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