North Side Wedding Unites Katie Wettstein and Oscar Gilbertson
Miss Katie Wettstein, sister of Mrs. Silas Coster of Bangor, wed Oscar M. Gilbertson of 1506 Kane Street at the Coster home. A wedding dinner followed, with gifts. The groom, a trusted North Side resident, works as a steam fitter for James A. Trane. They will reside at 1825 Charles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Wettestein
Silas Coster
Bangor
Oscar M. Gilbertson
Kane Street
E. O. Vik
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Anna Wettstein
Ella Wettestein
Arthur Gilbertson
James A. Trane
South Fifth Street
Miss Wettelstein
Charles Street
Mourners Absent as William Burns Is Buried
William Burns, who lived at the American House in the city, was buried this afternoon at county expense with no minister, pallbearers, or known relatives. Neighbors say he was educated and of good birth, often mentioning Buffalo as his home. The rites were held at William Dwyer’s undertaking place without formal onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
William Dwyer
Burns
Buffalo
Madison
St. Joseph's Ridge
Germany
Moore
Dawson
Sand Lake Coulee
Linse
van Loon
Reverend L. L. Sanders to Undergo Stomach Operation
Reverend L. L. Sanders, recently discharged from La Crosse hospital, will be operated on for stomach trouble. He has been improving since leaving the hospital and will remain there only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Paul W. Mahoney
Black River
League
Mahoney
Rev. L. L. Sanders
la Crosse Hospital
Rev. Sanders
Simple Remedy For La Grippe
A medical advertisement notes coughs from la grippe can lead to pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that stops coughs and strengthens lungs. It claims no harmful drugs and highlights a yellow package, warning to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Erhart
Foley
Final blueprints to La Crosse if weather permits
Senator Thomas Morris of the state board of normal regents received a telegram from Architect Van Ryn and de Galfeke stating that if the weather allows, the final blueprints will be made today and mailed to La Crosse tomorrow with specifications. Local contractors can then figure on the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
State Board of Normal Regents
van Ryn
de Galfeke
la Crosse
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Families and Events
North side residents report births engagements illnesses trips and social events. Olaf Olstad welcomes a baby boy at 1416 Caledonia street while Mr and Mrs J W Scharr celebrate a newborn son at 2335 Prospect street and a nine pound girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Layman at Kane and Hayes. A Valentine party hosted by Mrs Ann Allen and Mrs Lambert is planned for February 14 at the W R C hall on Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Olstad
Caledonia Street
Ann Allen
Lambert
North Side
W. R. C. Hall
Mill Street
John Cancer
St. Francis Hospital
Don Kennedy
Windsor Street
Carrie Fricson
George Street
la Grippe
Harry Ellison
la Crosse Hospital
Ladies’ Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Saltz
Charles Street
T. Dwyer
Milwaukee
T. Sullivan
L. W. Emery
Kratchwil Candy Company
Pat Ward
Langdon
la Crosse
Large barn burns at Springville Wisconsin
Viroqua February 13 A large barn owned by Samuel Chambers at Springville burned between 8 and 9 this morning. The barn was a total loss with hay in the loft feeding the fire which consumed two cows and three horses. The origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Samuel Chambers
Springville
Riley attends sister's wedding in Chicago
John Riley of 1819 Charles street left last evening for Chicago to attend his sister Miss Evelyn Riley's wedding to Mr. T. Casserly. The ceremony occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
Charles Street
Chicago
Evelyn Riley
T. Casserly
Shaw backs Morgan for president in interview
Former Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw tells the Journal he would like to see J. Pierpont Morgan become president of the United States, revealing a bold political preference reported from Detroit dated February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Journal Today
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Healing household remedy Latin skin cream notice
A brief note promotes a Latin skin cream as a handy healing household remedy. The reference suggests availability for two cents. The item frames a practical personal care product in a simple consumer context.
Debating Club Tackles City Auditorium Question
The Franklin Debating club meets this evening on the issue of city building an auditorium. The form reads that the city should build an auditorium. G. F. Flynn and C. C. Looney lead the opposing sides as a large crowd is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.e Franklin Debating Club
G. F. Flynn
C. C. Looney
Kokomo Woman Supports Women With Free Home Remedy
Mrs. Cora B. Miller has spent 125000 dollars on providing free medical treatment to women with female diseases or piles. She offers a 50 cent home remedy and a study book by mail, continuing the program due to high demand from women worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Miller
Miller Building
Kokomo
Indiana
Cornalfa a featured topic at county fair corn contest
The La Crosse County agricultural group heard talks on alfalfa culture, soil, and inoculation alternatives. Plans for a corn growing contest at the next Interstate fair were approved with emphasis on membership and funding. Van Loon boasted a blue ribbon for his corn and high value ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Tripp
Dawson
Lana Lake Cou
la Crosse County
van Loon
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R. P. Stanton
K. Kidder
N.S. League
Katie Wettestein Bride
O. M. Gilbertson
Bride
Mrs
Progressive League
Fred H. Hartwell
State Railroad Commission
Madi
Edwards
City
R. R. Company
North Side Park
Harry Spence
Bert Nelson
Tanberg Auto Co
la Crosse, Wis
Erharts
Erhart’s Red Cross Drug Stores
WM. Burns
Graw
North Side Briefs
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Springfield, Wis
Morgan
Miss Bucklin
Lulu Bucklin
Onalaska
Campbell
John A. Salzer
Association
Ray S. Reid
John M. Holley
W. S. Keppel
Reyt
Elwin Strong
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Henry B. Harris
New York
William C. De.mille
Margaret Turnbull
Hudson Theatre
Illinois Theatre
Henry D. Harris
Charles Klein
Theatre Canty
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