Elks Dance Friday Night at Local Hall
City notes report an Elks informal dance for members friends and ladies at the Elks hall Friday evening.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
5
Epworth League Plans Church Event at First Methodist
The social committee of the Ep worth league at First Methodist church will meet in the church parlors Thursday evening to discuss plans for an upcoming entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the
First Methodist Church
Road to Wellville Promotion Sanctioned
An advertisement touts Postum as a cure for disease and claims coffee harms blood. It urges readers to replace coffee with Postum, promising proof by trial and referencing the book The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellville
Dr Gray’s Yerba Santa Moves More Cough Cures
The druggist Chas Beyschlaga at 503 Main Street reports strong demand for Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure. He notes it outsells other cough remedies after 24 years of selling and offers 50c and 1.00 bottles with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gray
Grocers Meet This Evening To Elect Officers
The La Crosse Retail Grocers Association plans its annual officers election at Linker hall tonight. Incumbents seek re election and are expected to be returned. Final details for the Grocers annual ball next Wednesday will be discussed, with committees reporting progress. Linker hall will host decorations dining room and dancing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Grocer’s Association
la Crosse Retail Grocers’ Association
Linker Hall
Elks
Frohsin Society Mask Ball Sets Saturday Night Date
The Frohsian Singing Society announces its annual Mask Ball for Saturday evening January 25 at the hall at Fourth and Jay streets. Proceeds go to the Saengerfest fund with admission 25 cents masked and 35 cents unmasked. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frohsian Singing Society
Fourth and
Jay Streets
Saengerfest Fund
Friday society notices from Mrs Joosten and others
The Friday Reading circle meets with Mrs. W. L. Joosten at 1016 South Seventh Street. The Eastern Star party planned for January 10 will be held Friday evening in the Masonic Temple. The Caledonia Street M E Church Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Partridge at 1433 Charles Street, with Mesdames Partridge, Rupp and Pierce to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Joosten
South Seventh Street
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ladies’ Aid Society
Caledonia Street
M. E. Church
German Revival Meetings Draw Large Attendance
Revival meetings at the German M. E. church draw steadily rising crowds. Rev. Berger delivers strong sermons and will stay for tonight and tomorrow evening. Attendees are growing and many may decide to commit to Christian life. services conclude Sunday night with Pastor Panziau leading remaining sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Berger
Panziau
Child Taken Ill With Severe Spasms
Marcellus Loeffler two year old son of Mr and Mrs Loeffler was taken to St Francis hospital at noon Monday semiconscious with a severe spasm. He was revived about 10 pm and is believed to be recovering. Doctors Evans and Marquardt attend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Loeffler
L. E. Loeffler
St. Francis Hospital
Evans and
Marquardt
Wireless Telegraph Station Established in Hudson
Hudson Wisconsin January 23 A wireless telegraph station has been established in Hudson by W B Pratty of New York Messages are being transmitted and received over short distances with success It is said the station will be permanently established if remunerative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, Wis
Hudson
W. B. Pratty
New York
Elks Club Dance At Hall Tomorrow Evening
Bi weekly informal dancing party given by the B P O Elks at their hall theatre building will be held tomorrow evening. Krentzs orchestra will furnish the music as usual and lunch will be served in the club rooms to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks
Krentz
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mr Thwing At Main Street Home
Mrs J A Thwing hosted eight bank associates for dinner at 1625 Main Street in honor of Mr Thwing's birthday. Red carnations decorated the table and place cards featured hand painted watercolor sketches. Guests included Ray Hiscox Percy Cilley J E Ruggles Otto Munz Lee Asplin W W Withee William Rossiter and J A Thwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thwing
Main Street
Mr. Thwing
Bank
Messrs
Ray Hiscox
Percy Cilley
J. E. Ruggles
Otto Munz
Lee Asplin
W. W. Withee
William Rossiter
Five o'clock Tea Hosted at 1414 Cass Street
Mrs J B Funke was hostess yesterday afternoon for a refined five o'clock tea at her home 1414 Cass street. Roses and carnations brightened the rooms with yellow in the dining room red in the library and pink in the parlors. Assisting in serving were Mrs Frank Funke Mrs E A Gotterdam Mrs F M Egbert Mrs S B Smith and Miss Alice Wheeler. About thirty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Funke
Cass Street
Frank Funke
E. A. Gotterdam
F. M. Egbert
S. B. Smith
Alice Wheeler
Pleasant Five Hundred Party Hosted by Mrs Asplin
Monday evening at 408 North Seventh Street Mrs L G Asplin hosted a Pleasant Five Hundred party for four tables. Guests included Edgar Gleason F D Miller F A Viets W S Frame Friess Mrs Jessie Leissring Beatrice Leissring Jessie Viets and Will Rossiter. Mrs Viets won the ladies prize and Mr Frame the gentlemen. Lunch was served at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Asplin
North Seventh Street
Messrs
and Mesdames
Edgar Gleason
F. D. Miller
F. A. Viets
W. S. Frame
Friess
Jessie Leissring
Beatrice Leissring
Jessie Viets
Will Rossiter
Viets
Mr. Frame
Tuesday Club Meeting and Prizes Recap
The Tuesday afternoon club met with Mrs. W. S. Frame. Prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Phillips and Mrs. A F Reitzel. Members include Mesdames Will Powell Gene Gleason W S Frame A F Reitzel Fred Phillips W A Wager Bert Nichols L A Nelson E H Derr B C Smith A L Meigs and G H Wheeler. Next host will be Mrs Will Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Powell
Lucky Thirteen club hosts lively afternoon gathering
Mrs Charles Storch entertained the Lucky Thirteen club at her South Fourth Street home yesterday. Prizes were won by Mrs John Knanothe and Mrs L L Bornw with second prizes going to Mrs Melbin and Mrs H A Lee. Members present included Mrs Reichert, Fuschel, Lee, Thaitro, Peterson, Drake, Knothe Brown, Melbin, Foster, Milligan, Roth and Storch. Mrs Harry Milligan will host next Wednesday on La Crosse Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Thirteen
Charles Storch
South Fourth Street
John Knanothe
L. L. Bornw
Melbin
H. A. Lee
Mesdames Reichert
Fuschel
Lee
Thaitro
Peterson
Drake
Knothe Brown
Foster
Milligan
Roth
Storch
Harry Milligan
la Crosse Street
Mrs Oscar Hulberg Hosts Dinner for Ten Cov ers
Mrs Oscar Hulberg acted as hostess at a dinner for ten last evening, entertaining guests in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hulberg
Our Pie Preparation Delights Lemon Pies At Low Cost
Advertises OUR-PIE Preparation for lemon pies praised for easy, economical use. Claims air tight packaging with proper ingredients and Pure Food Law guaranteed. Encourages readers to buy at grocers for 16 cents and spread to friends.
Round Trip Tickets Sold On La Crosse Line
Round trip tickets with coupons usable on La Crosse City Ry lines are on sale at Hebberd's Drug Store at 4th and Main and at Pierce's Grocery in Onalaska and by motor men on the Onalaska line for 25 cents round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Onalaska
Fresh strawberry sundae at Pfunds
Notes from La Crosse area list social calls and returns from Sparta Milwaukee and other Wisconsin towns. Several residents such as Harry Wagner Florence Kilmann and Dr. L Baldwin travel, while Miss Agnes Goethe and S C Klene visit the city. Jewelers Hellfach advertise watches fountain pens and Hawke cut glass and promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with local sales and events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfund
Harry Wagner
Sparta
Florence Kilmann
Milwaukee
Dr. L. Baldwin
D. E. Lawler and Son
J. D
Madison
S. D
Shay
Hellfach
P. A. Sattler
St. Paul
Will Powell
Agnes Goethe
S. C. Klene
Cleveland
George Powell
Colton
Hillsboro
N. Hall
Waukon
S. Johnson
Omaha
May Flower Camp
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen Hall
Kreutz
JL. Clark
Wausau
Elgins
Walthams
Ingersoll
F. C. Sleere
Kansas City
Gateway City
J. B. O'Hare
Spring Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
Fruit House
City News
Elks Dance
The
Elks’ Hall
I. J. Burm
Benjamin Eggs
J. M. Davis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
A. C. Willoughby
Minneapolis
St. Joseph's Cathedral
WM. Gray
Chas. Beyschlag
Grocers
Frohsin Society
590
L. F. Gautsch
Bwerty-First and
Market Streets
Charles B. Miller
Adam Kerr
Mrs. Smith
South Eighth Street
F. A. Shuman
W. H. Meyer
B. A. Murphy
Fulton
H. W. Price
Oshkosh
Anna Hansen
Preston
B. P. Gilbert
Neillsville
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
E. Mueller
Winona
C. A. Peterton
Austin
R. Burns
Caledonia
Hellfaci
Louis Monti
Genoa
M. Penel
Viroqua
F. Marlow
John
Priscilla
O. Hendrickson
Hellifach
S. Butmann
Galesville
Mrs. Stein
Helen Evjen
Loan Street
Helliach
H. Dantherson
Hannah
Hawke
Helifach
A. H. Zaphy
Aberdeen
T. Hanson
Ferryville
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Tory
Henry N. Boehem
Prof. Fielding
Will
the Mariner Pharmacy
Main St
Benton & Son
the Tribune
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