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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
5
An 11 year old, Barnard son of Mrs Benjamin Alex of 722 State street, died of pneumonia in the same ward where his seriously ill mother lies at the La Crosse hospital. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM from the family home.
John Flynn Post and the Women’s Relief Corps plan a universal interest program celebrating Washington Lincoln and McKinley birthdays at Caledonia Street M E church on Tuesday evening Feb 18. Prominent speakers are engaged and admission is free. All are invited.
A highly nervous woman credits a simple diet with reversing years of dyspepsia. She reports improved heart palpitation, head sensations, and weight gain after adopting Grape Nuts and Postum at breakfast, and urges others to follow the diet.
The ninth annual ball of Company M Third regiment Wisconsin National Guard will be held February 20 at Linker hall. Dana's orchestra will provide music in what may be Professor Dana's last La Crosse appearance. A decorations committee is at work and dancing starts at 9 with a supper at 11.
The Caldean Mission board of the Norwegian Lutheran church of the Northwest held a meeting yesterday at Rev. R. Anderson's home. Attendees included Rev. T. H. Eggen of Minneapolis, Rev. Jaasted of Rushford, Rev. N. Gronlid of Waterville, Rev. N. Erverson of St Olaf's Ia, Rev. William Rasperson of Mabel, Rev. A. Gevra of Spring Valley, and Rev. R. Anderson of La Crosse.
Local item list includes pneumonia patient John Sikorski hospitalized at St. Francis in critical condition, plus visits from W D Walker and others. Mentions dances, masks balls February 14 15 16 at Masonic Temple Primrose Hall and Armory. Also notes several visitors from Madison Rochester Hillsboro Des Moines and Sioux City with ordinary social and business notes.
Local grocers stock Our Pie a ready to use mix offering Lemon Chocolate and Custard pie varieties. Each 10 cent package yields two pies and is advertised as pure and wholesome under Pure Food Laws. Order today.
Sleep is described as a rebuilding period for the brain muscles and organs and continued sleep loss harms health. Dr Miles Nervine is promoted as a non opioid remedy to quiet irritated nerves and restore sleep. A testimonial from Mrs May Scott of English Indiana claims dramatic relief after one bottle, with a guarantee for the first bottle if it fails to help.
The past ten days lists several hires and placements including Carl En lehart Wyman Partridge Co Minneapolis Chas Koch Smith Grubber Co La Crescent Lilly George Vote-Berger Co La Crosse Beulah Sprye G W Barry editor Democrat Richland Center T Thompson La Crosse Knitting Co La Crosse Madge Hodge Dr Houser La Crosse Wis Students may enter any time Send for catalogue Why not enter now Toland's Business School
A large audience enjoyed Miss Sybil Sammis last night in a varied program at the La Crosse theater. Her English songs and heavier pieces like the aria from Tannhauser and the Prison Scene from The Prophet showcased a warm, colorfully controlled voice and strong dramatic instinct.
Mrs F W Aiken hosted a luncheon at her residence 828 Main Street. Present were Mesdames Milbright J M Pierce M M Buttles W H Aldrich O Onalaska and Eugene Gleason. Guests enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon.
The ladies of Mrs Bradfield's circle of the First Methodist church will host a supper for church members and the congregation this evening.
The Ladies Aid of Trinity Church was entertained by Mrs Gotf Ruud Tuesday afternoon. The event was well attended with many ladies from South La Crosse. About fourteen dollars was raised. Several out of town visitors attended and greetings were read from Mrs Syver Sorenson of Pine Bluffs Ark and Mrs John Millers of Holman Wis.
The Apron social attracts many helpers as about 250 tickets are sold. The event is slated for Thursday afternoon and evening next week, aiming to be a fine social gathering.
The annual church meeting was continued and finished last Tuesday evening. Reports from several committees were heard and actions taken. Several motions passed including a three day convention. There was strong interest in mission work with a motion to add two extra mission offerings. Refreshments followed the business session.
Mr. S Sorensen has hosted the Ladies Aid for years and the group is nicknamed the Sorensen’s social The next regular Ladies Aid meeting will be devoted to the Sorensen’s social on February 25 with special music and a cordial invitation to all.
This evening the theater public may hear Elwin Strong in his dual role as Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The production is described as a charming, hypnotic drama that often fills seats and benefits from Strong and his troupe’s meticulous effort.
Local prospectus indicates Mme Gadski could give a recital in La Crosse with ticket prices from 1.90 to 2.50. If 350 seats at the top price are subscribed, the event is assured. Carl B. Neece handles subscriptions at his store as more seats are sold.
Mrs F W Speich hosted a Wednesday afternoon parquet gathering at 412 North Sixth Street. Head prizes went to Mrs George Reigger and Miss Nina Frame, with second prizes awarded to Mrs Schreiter and Mrs John Williams. Mrs Schreiter will host the next event.
Miss Nina Frame entertained the Embroidery club on Tuesday afternoon at 326 North Seventh Street.
A Saturday evening dance in Campbell Town Hall drew many young people. Hosts C R Hawkins and F Snell hosted as Weimar's orchestra provided the music. C N Hauge and B Pralle plan a dancing party on February 22 at the Town Hall.
J A Becker of MsGregor spent a short time in the city yesterday for business. A cooking tip notes slow and long cooking tenderizes tough meat.
A mild grip epidemic prompts sales for Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure. The advertorial claims early doses ease throat itch and stop coughing, restoring rest and happiness. The seller notes record weekly sales and urges friends and patrons to try the remedy, offering 50c and $1 bottles at 503 Main St.
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