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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1908

Page

5

LA CROSSE LOSES TWO BIG DEBATE

The Jefferson club team of Sparta High school defeated La Crosse High in the labor question at Sparta Saturday evening. La Crosse debaters Sigvald Stavrum Paul Esch and Ben Stevens faced Sparta's Arthur Witting Andrew Johnson and Carl Blackman with Dr Stiles presiding and jurors from Reedsburg Onalaska and Winona. Stavrum was praised as best speaker. Sparta won unanimous verdicts in both Sparta and Viroqua events. Sparta also beat La Crosse at Viroqua while losing to Viroqua in a second debate.

Jefferson Club Sparta High School Lincoln-Douglas Society la Crosse High School Baldwin Reedsburg Jordan Onalaska Stevens Winona Normal Sigvald Stavrum la Crosse Paul Esch Sparta Elbridge Stiles Viroqua Howard Jones Eugene Lenning Carl Neprud Earl Adlington Royal Bennett Alvon Tyrand Rev. Hoag

Gas and Electric Hearing Set by Rail Road Rate Commission

Notices indicate a general conference on gas and electric service at Madison starting March 3. The hearing will be attended by interested parties from across the state before the rate commission.

Railroad Rate Commission Madison

City News Build Annex Plans at La Crosse Club

Plans to build an annex with a ladies tea and theater room and a separate gentlemen’s area are under study at the La Crosse club. The project would create a premier northern club facility if undertaken.

la Crosse Northwest Euterpean Society Bach Milton Leonard Western Wisconsin Woodman Picnic Association Onalaska

A Good Name Builds Trust in Cough Remedies

The piece argues a good name comes from truth and perseverance, citing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a proven product. It stresses careful ingredient selection, absence of opium or chloroform, and purity. Dealers guarantee satisfaction or refund.

Chamberlain’s

West Salem High School Holds Second Annual Recital

The West Salem High School presents its second annual recital at the Presbyterian church. Highlights include Gladys McEldowny's opening address, performances by the H. S. Orchestra and Chorus, violin solos by Jennie Dudley, recitations by Winnie Wilson and George Sprehn, and favorite selections like The National Emblem and Bohemian Girl.

West Salem School West Salem High School Presbyterian Church West Salem Glee Club Gladys McEldowney H. S. Orchestra H. S. Chorus Dance of the Airies Ethel Oltman Myrtle Oltman Faust Harry Tay H. 8S Olive Cook Jennie Dudley Little Earl Winnie Wilson Angel Rubenstein Gills Glee Club the Woods Jimmie George Sprehn Girls’ Glee Club Damascus

Packed Sunday at First Baptist Church as 22 join

The First Baptist Church saw a full house with hundreds standing as 22 new members joined during the Riley Martin revival. Pastor Rev. John Wellington Hoag defended Baptist fundamentals and invited questions to be answered next Sunday night.

First Baptist Church Thas John Wellington Hoag

Betrays Husband Murderer Surrenders to Police

Mrs Frasier denounces her husband to police after a quarrel and alleges he is a murderer. She says Frasier alias bey d committed a murder in Indianapolis four years ago.

Los Angeles Cal Frasier Beurderer Beyd Inndianapolis

Mrs George Burton Hosts Fiftieth Birthday Reception

Society notes describe a Saturday evening reception at 1430 Main Street hosted by Mrs. George Burton for her husband Mr Burton and Miss Burns visiting Mrs Medary. The decor featured pink roses red carnations and yellow daffodils while Kreutz's orchestra played from the upper landing. About forty guests attended including N Birnbaum Frank Stull William Weigle and others with gifts entertaining guests and everyone reporting a good time.

George Burton Main Street Mr. Burton Miss Burns Mrs. Medary Burton McCord Alfred James Holbrook Gelatt Charles Cone Ablett Kreutz

Informal Friday Party at Miss Kluver Home

A casual Friday evening gathering at the Misses Kluver on South Twenty-first street included Della Munson Emma Munson Lillian Armour of Atlantic City New Jersey A C Munson Gustav Roy Munson from Chicago Prof Ormonde Ellington of Boston and Corne lius Munson. The program featured vocal selections by Gustav Ray piano by Johanna Kluver a chalk cartoon by M J Munson and original mimicries. Decorations were Japanese hangings and carnations. Dinner was served at midnight and guests reported a very enjoyable time.

Kluver South Twenty-first Street Della Emma Munson Lillian Armour Atlantic City N. J A. C. Munson Gustav Roy Mr. Munson Chicago Ormonde Ellington Boston Cornelius Munson Gustav Ray Johanna Kluver M. J. Munson

Woodland Echo Hosts Birthday Party for Carrie Seidel

The Woodland Echo reports Miss Carrie Seidel’s birthday gathering at 1742 Badger Street on Friday evening. Guests included Sophia Michels Tillie Nieland Ana Skailand Ida Lowny Bertha Borchman Minnie Sword Agnes Michels Sadie Tillman Meta Selke Nanna Leser and Carrie Seidel. Refreshments followed the gift of a spoon.

Woodland Echo Club Carrie Seidel Badger Street Sophia Michels Tillie Nieland Ana Skailand Ida Lowny Bertha Borchman Minnie Sword Agnes Michels Sadie Tillman Meta Selke Nanna Leser

Pleasant Sunday Party at John Kruger's Home

John Kruger hosted a Sunday evening gathering at 710 Gould street with music and dancing. Refreshments were served at midnight. Attendees included Misses Rose Lanzel Clara Kruger Ida Lehrke Bertha Linbert Tressie Lanzel Bertha Kruger Alma Will Lillie Helen Genz and Messrs Tony Lanzel Steve Czechowicz Henry Lehrke Paul Dasse Will Lenz Fred Kruger Adolf Lehrke.

John Kruger Gould Street Rose Lanzel Clara Kruger Ida Lehrke Bertha Linbert Tressie Lanzel Bertha Kruger Alma Will Lillie Helen Genz Tony Lanzel Steve Czechowicz Henry Lehrke Paul Dasse Will Lenz Fred Kruger Adolf Lehrke

Pleasant surprise party at Andrew Roth home in honor of Richard Roth

A social gathering was held at the home of Andrew Roth honoring Richard Roth. Prizes went to Prof. Nic Birnbaum and Emma Birnbaum. booby prizes to Joseph Newburg and Annabelle Weisland. Music by Birnbaum and Tillie Schaller. vocal solos by Sophia and Annabelle Weisland. Attendees included Della Meurer, Laura Krenz, Rosa Anthony, Emma Birnbaum, Mary Birnbaum, Sophia Weisland, Annabelle Weisland, Tillie Husse, Louise Mitchell, Minnie Roth, Tillie Schaller, and others.

Andrew Roth Richard Roth Nic Birnbaum Emma Birnbaum Joseph Newburg Annabelle Weisland Birnbaum Waukon Tillie Schaller Chicago

Quiet Home Wedding at Caledonia Street

A quiet Wednesday evening ceremony united Miss Laura Sielstad and Mr. Truman Carpenter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey 810 Caledonia street. Rev. A A Randall of North Presbyterian officiated with Miss Amelia Sielstad and Joseph Pendergast as attendants. The couple plan to reside on the North side and Carpenter is employed at Listman mill.

John Hickey Caledonia Street Laura Sielstad Truman Carpenter A. A. Randall North Presbyterian Church Amelia Sielstad Joseph Pendergast Hokah Carpenter Listman Mill

Washington party honoring the Steadwells

The second of a Washington party series hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Steadwell on Saturday evening entertained about twenty guests. Patriotic decor and red carnation bouquets framed a colonial themed night with attendees including L. A. Harrison, Ford, A. W. Schall, J. F. Croas, C. H. Baker, H. Taylor, H. A. Worthington, J. G. Elston, and Mrs. A. Heyerdahl.

Washington H. T. Taylor H. A Worthington J. G. Elston Mrs. A. Heyerdahl

Birthday Celebration at Mrs. Nellie Edwards Home

Mrs. Nellie Edwards of 709 St An drew street hosted a Saturday birthday party with a jolly afternoon, a 6 o'clock supper, and many useful presents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gust Kruger Mrs. Fred Haas Mrs. Rude Young Mrs. Kate Mullenberg Mrs. Frank Fahrnann Miss Bertie Haas Miss Emma Johnson Miss Alta Cook Mrs. Ace Adams and Mrs. J C Niedbalski.

Nellie Edwards St. Andrew Street Gust Kruger Fred Haas Rude Young Kate Mullenberg Frank Fahrnann Bertie Haas Emma Johnson Alta Cook Ace Adams J. C. Niedbalshi

Drake Home Hosts Yeomen of America Night

Mr and Mrs Wm Drake invite Yeomen of America and friends to a card evening at their home 602 Cass Wednesday February 20 to enjoy games and companionship.

Mrs. Wm. Drake Yeomen of America and Friends Cass Street

Lavake Circle of First M. E. Church Meet Tomorrow

Mrs. T. A. Lavake's circle of the First Methodist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 620 South Seventh Street with Mrs. Leon A. Harrison.

T. A. Lavake M. E. Church Leon A. Harrison South Seventh Street

DAR Ladies Host Old Fashioned Afternoon in Dorset Home

The Daughters of the American Revolution spent a Saturday afternoon at Mrs C B Dorset's home with needlework and social conversation. At 5 30 p m a New England supper was served featuring cold ham tongue jellied chicken honey jam pickles hot baking powder biscuit old Hartford election cake and tea or coffee. Rooms were decorated with patriotic flags and national colors.

Daughters of the American Revolution

Pleasant Somerset party hosted by Mrs Loveland on State street

Mrs Loveland of State street hosted a Saturday evening Somerset party. Guests included Messrs and Mesdames Cutting Page McVey King Gayman Voight Shoals and many others with Lulu Page Meta Mesneger Louise Harrison Nina Rau Eva Gayman Edith Cutting Bessie Cutting Goldie Shoals Mabel Loveland Pearl Loveland Mildred King George Saunders Clinton Snow Arent Rheinhart Dr Morikubo Walter Loveland and Mr Mingle of Bangor.

Arent Rheinhart Morikubo Walter Loveland Mr. Mingle Bangor

Cloak of Religion Leads to Uncertain Lands

A saying reflects how a man who wears a cloak of faith may end up in places where he no longer needs such robes. The quip hints at moral shifting when religious guise guides action.

Personal notices and visitors in La Crosse area

Local items list numerous visitors, guests, and residents in La Crosse and nearby towns. Names include Norman McDonald, Roger Bish, Miss E. Covers, Miss Ethel Hamilton, Miss Mary Krier, E. Rosenthal, Dr. Will Powell, and many others from Winona, Houston, Viroqua, Decorah, and Madison. Also notices upcoming Chicago Harp Orchestra engagement at V.B. mask hall on Feb 29.

Abe Garrow Alma J. J. McKenzie Francis Hokah Ray Dalton Bangor Charles Jost Holthaus North Side Union Hall Chicago Harp Orchestra Norman McDonald Winnipeg Canada Robert McDonald Roger Bish Plateville A. Hanson Houston A. P. Briggs Lanesboro C. C. Gamm Spring Grove M. J. Fitzgerald O. F. Hearold Maiden Rock V.B. Mask Hall Rose Street Union Hall E. C. Covers Winona la Crosse Ethel Hamilton Viroqua Mary Krier Caleonia E. Rosenthal Decorah Gateway City Will Powell T. Zahn Ripon C. E. Ward Chaseburg O. Ruprecht Lansing D. J. Murphy Waukon B. C. Warding Madison E. C. Hellickson Caledonia F. D. Mills Terre Haute Ind D. E. Higgins Minot N. D J. E. Hennessy Watertown M. J. Farnand Norway Mich S. Mori

Celery Tonic G. E. M and White Pine Medicine Ad

An old advertisement promotes Celery Tonic G. E. M for coughs and post influenza recovery. It claims the tonic tones the system and boosts appetite, while G. E. M White Pine is recommended to relieve coughing and improve nerves.

Two Dittman Hardwaremen Start Roofing Venture

Jos J Leinfelder and David Hughes resign from F Dittman Hardware and form a roofing and sheet metal partnership at 305 South Third Street. Leinfelder has 20 years with the firm and Hughes an equal tenure. they aim for rapid growth in their new business.

Jos. J. Leinfelder David Hughes F. Dittman Hardware Company South Third Street Lienfelder Dittman Company Hughes

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John C. Burns Main St Nebner N. S. Bottling Works Rose ST City News Margaret Pfeiffer Carl Kurtenacker, Sr Mississippi River A. Kirchner Fountain City Rock Island Burlington A. V. Fetter Hannibal A. J. Whitney Wisconsin River Savanna Western Wisconsin Poultry Association Hawslal Lt Bietent Eae RO Chamberizia Medicina Co Dee Meines Lows USA Ptiar Des Molinos Ubra the Baptist Church Society N. Birnbaum Frank Stull William Weigle John Drummer John Lepsch Herman Stingle Washington Party Somerset Party W. T. Irvine Exerle Jeweler Kodaks Mmeada B. Soule The Tribune Sporting News
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