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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1908

Page

5

Catholics Seek Donations for New Madison Chapel

Wisconsin Catholics and state Catholic organizations are notified of a new Madison chapel at a cost of about 25000. A pamphlet lists donations and requests further subscriptions. Bishop Schewebach of La Crosse praises the project and encloses a 200 dollar personal contribution, urging additional support.

Wisconsin Madison Schewebach la Crosse Hengell Father Hengell University of Wisconsin

Stealing Box Prompts 30 Day Jail Term

Milwaukee February 29 a 17 year old, Harry Schrecken taaler, was sent to the house of correction for thirty days by Judge Neelen for stealing a contribution box of the aviation army.

Milwaukee Aviation Army Harry Schreckentaaler House of Correction Neelen

Saengerfest Meeting and Local Social Events

The Saengerfest association held its regular Thursday meeting in Secretary John L. Utermoehl’s office to plan further subscription solicitations. Burlington’s motive power superintendent F A Terry arrived in his special car at Grand Crossing and will depart for Chicago today. Woodmen of the World host a social hop March 13 at the ordinary venue. A marriage license was issued to Dan H. Chason and Isabelle M. Davis of La Crosse. The San Sousa Dancing club plans a social hop at the Masonic temple with about 50 couples and refreshments. A stay of proceedings for 60 days was granted in the wage case Stephen Moorehouse vs W Wolfe by Judge Fruit on motion of Aney A. C. Wolfe.

Saengerfest Saengerfest Association John L. Utermoehl F. A. Terry Burlington Grand Crossing Chicago W. W. Dance Dan H. Chason Isabelle M. Davis la Crosse Mr. Chason Vote- Berger Company San Sousa Dancing Club Masonic Temple Aney A. C. Wolfe Fruit Stephen Moorehouse W. Wolfe

Personal notices from La Crosse details many visitors

A long list of locals and visitors in La Crosse is noted, including R. J. Burns of Caledonia Stock and Grain, Dr. B F Holmes from Madison, and Mrs. J. M. Waters visiting relatives. Numerous travelers from Sparta, Boscobel, Eau Claire, Racine, Pipestone, Red Wing, and other cities were in town for business or visiting friends.

R. J. Burns Caledonia Stock and Grain Company la Crosse Fred Heil Sparta David C. Cheney General Insurance B. H. Volz Newphone B. F. Holmes Madison John Bauer Holmes Wis T. Barney Clayton George Powell R. Richards E. M. Wheelock Grand Forks J. M. Waters Bosco O. T. Srhart Christena Demmidy de Sota Theo Mondville W. A. Bruce Kansas City G. Phillips Appleton L. C. Fogg Racine Gateway City Jessie Waters Viroqua F. Flock Dr. E. Lahey New Albia George W. Balmen Dorchester W. Squires Cashton T. T. Miller Morehead S. D W. Adams

Negotiating for Football Coach at La Crosse

The Athletic association seeks a skilled football coach for the coming season. Nine universities and academies including Oregon Washington Ohio Chicago and Andover are contacted for recommendations. A former Sparta coach praised for beating leading state teams is considered. Decisions await replies while funding from locals backs a top coach. Players aim to avenge recent defeats, zeroing blame on Sparta.

the Athletic Association of Oregon Washington Ohio Chicago Andover Academy Sparta The Athletic Association la Crosse

Rocking Chair Wedding in Shewano Wisconsin

Miss Minnie Nachtwey and Will Thomas wed in Shewano Wisconsin on February 29. Thomas fell ill last week and remained weak on Sunday, but the ceremony proceeded with him seated in a rocking chair.

Shewano Wis Fel Minnie Nachtwey Will Thomas

Contemporaries Burdened by Time’s Grim Transformations

A reflective line laments that years dull perception, shielding readers from the horrific images time shapes in living memory. The note contemplates how history alters people around us without explicit details or incidents.

Manitowoc Man Shot Dead in Street Dispute Arrest Follows

William Kuerstenberg of Marinette was shot and killed in a Maple Grove street quarrel twelve miles north of Manitowoc. Cary Hayes of Chicago was arrested as the alleged murderer and brought to Manitowoc in irons for confinement. The killing is said to have followed a heated argument.

Manitowoc Wis William Kuerstenberg Marinette Maple Grove Here Cary Hayes Chicago Irons

Chocolate Pie Recipe Promises Easy Pies From OUR Pie

Advertising blurb for OUR Pie by D Zerta Food Co Rochester NY. Three varieties lemon chocolate custard at 19 cents per package. Claims instant use ingredients and simple instruction. Encourages grocers to stock and customers to tell friends about delicious chocolate pies.

D-Zerta Food Co Rochester N. Y D-Zerta

Notice cautioning credit on account after separation

Public warning from B. Fisher dated February 29 1908 that his wife Anna Fisher has left his home and that no party should extend credit on his account to her or on her behalf any such debt is disavowed by him.

Anna Fisher B. Fisher

Scientists Claim Egyptian Mummies Are All Men

Scientists assert that ancient Egyptian mummies are male, a claim tied to gendered commentary on women and aging. The remark frames the debate as a broader jab at women’s perceived vitality and dryness.

Club Meetings Planned This Week In Local Societies

The Twentieth Century club schedules a 2 30 Tuesday session at Mrs. R J Russell 1019 King St to choose next year s study subject. Central W C T U meets Monday at Mrs H E Wheaton 1141 State St with a 3 pm business meeting and White Ribbon tea afterward. Euterpean club holds an open meeting Friday March 6 at Universalist Church with leaders Prof Packman Prof Weiland and Rev J W Hoag. W I C S of First Baptist meets at Mrs Charles Rysdon s 127 South

Twentieth Century Club R. J. Russell King Street H. E. Wheaton State Street Euterpean Club Universalist Church Packman Weiland J. W. Hoag First Baptist Church Charles Rysdon South

Delightful musicale hosts and guests share burlesque evening

A Tuesday musicale at Cameron avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs John Doherty Mr and Mrs I B Knuteson and Mr and Mrs George Schweizer featured a burlesque program. Mrs Schweizer starred as prima donna and gave a successful debut. Printed programs directed guests to spend their money. Refreshments followed as the evening ended in social time.

John Doherty I. B. Knuteson Gorge Schweizer Cameron Avenue Schweizer

Winona Guests Entertain Local Hosts With Bridge and Dinners

Mrs. A R Knapp Mrs P W Henry Mrs Carl Bauman and Mrs Enoch Stott, all of Winona, were hosted in the city this week with several gatherings. Mrs R J Russell led three tables of bridge with prizes to Mrs Hyslop and Mrs Stolt. An informal luncheon followed by bridge was hosted by Mrs S B Livermore, and Mrs Gotterdam arranged a six o clock dinner for ten. Friday saw Mrs A R Nelson hosting four tables of bridge with tea, and Mrs C H Williams entertaining four tables of bridge that evening.

Winona A. R. Knapp P. W. Henry Carl Bauman Enoch Stott R. J. Russell Hyslop Stolt S. B. Livermore

Ladies Society and Embroidery Club Meetups

The Ladies' Industrial society of the First Baptist church meets with Mrs. C. F. Emery at 925 Cass Street on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. F. Platz hosts the Wednesday Embroidery club on Tuesday at 324 South Fifteenth Street.

Seventh Street Ladies’ Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church C. F. Emery Cass Street M. F. Platz South Fifteenth Street

New York Judge Emerges as Presidential Possibility

New York state could yield a strong democratic presidential contender before the Denver convention. Justice William J. Gaynor of the New York supreme court stands out for his discretion in choosing New York as a home, a factor democrats see as key to winning the empire state and boosting November chances.

New York New York State Denver Empire Commonwealth William J. Gaynor Supreme Court of New York

Caledonia Slander Verdict Favors Defendant in Case

In Caledonia Minnesota on February 29 a jury found in favor of the defendant Britson versus Samuelson with no damages awarded to the plaintiff. Henry Thompson was found guilty of grand larceny in the second degree after a one hour deliberation. James Colleran’s trial was reset for Monday morning.

Caledonia, Minn Britson Samuelson Brough Henry Thompson Thompson David Lord Houston Fillmore County James Colleran Brownsville

Peruna Helps Appleton Woman Recover From Run-Down State

A letter from Della Stroebeck of Appleton Wisconsin describes severe fatigue sleep loss and poor appetite. After trying Peruna she reports improvement after the first bottle and full cure after six bottles. Also cited is a Franston Illinois testimonial and a note about Man a Lin laxative.

Della Stroebef Richmond St Appleton, Wis J. F. Boyer Sherman Ave Franston, Ill Peruna

New Mouldings Stock Promises Latest Designs

A large and elegant stock showcases latest moulding designs. Bring in your pictures to discuss custom patterns and finishes.

Gray's Yerba Santa Proclaimed Best Cough Remedy

An advertisement extols Gray's Yerba Santa as the trusted cough cure of 25 years, claiming top sales and household familiarity. Sold by Chas Beyschlag, druggist, 502 Main Street, in 50 cent and one dollar nine cent bottles, with a guarantee to cure.

Chas. Beyschlag Main Street

Notice to Creditors in the Miller Estate

Wisconsin probate notices.Court in La Crosse County grants letters testamentary to Catherine Miller for the estate of Job P. Miller of Campbell. Creditors have six months from February 28, 1908 to present claims for examination and allowance. Hearing set September 1, 1908 at 10 a.m. in the La Crosse Court House. Signed by County Judge John Brindley. A proverb about a man and his wife ends with a fire and scolding line.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Job P. Miller Campbell Catherine Miller la Crosse

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