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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

5

Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure Bannered by Local Drugstore

Druggist Chas Beyschlag of 503 Main Street reports strong demand for Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure, claiming it outperforms other remedies and is sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles under guarantee. He notes 24 years selling cough remedies and asserts the cure stands apart from hair restorers.

Gray

Thornelly Dead Report Reaches La Crosse Brother-in-Law

John James learns from Tacoma Washington that his brother-in-law A. W. Thornelly, a former La Crosse resident, has died. A card from Cardinal De Retz quotes a terse motto about obstinate enemies.

John James Tacoma Wash A. W. Thornelly la Crosse

Personal notices and local business in La Crosse spotlight

Local society notes list Miss Helen Nyhus heading to Red Wing for a women’s seminary and multiple residents returning from visits. A mix of clock and watch sales at Hellfach jeweler, ads for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, and various citizens’ business trips and social calls fill the page.

Pfund Helen Nyhus Ferry Street Red Wing Ladies’ Seminary Wil Powell Ellen Homen Eau Claire A. M. Goldish Minneapolis George Vowell W. F. Goodrich Chicago Coliseum B. F. Kerr Milwaukee Hellfach, Jeweler E. A. Gotterdam L. Coren Hollister George Hossfeld Winona Mabel Ginstad Chaseburg Olson J. Snyder Cashton Elgin and Waltham Hellfach Henry Schaffer Louis Koblitz North Ridge James Abell Heileman Brewery George B. Frederick Doerflinger Co A. B. Jarvis St. Paul Will Christi Hiollister Rocky Mountain G. Dodd S. M. Cox Decorah Frank Smith Madison S. D la Crosse J. E. Hennessy Watertown G. Dyer Caledonia Reitzel S. F Knutesen S. W. H. Moore Hudson N. D M. E. Lee Lansing J. T. Robinson New Albia A. Maloney Spring Valley J. Stubern Dubuque John Priscilla R. Gibson Elno Minn C. Jarrington Mabel M. J. Halmcrast Coon Valley QO. H. Bersie W. Phillips DeSoto la Crosse Mutual Loan and Building Association Pearl Street H. Niebuher

Methodist Churches Schedule and City Mission Programs

German Methodist church at Seventh and Ferry lists Sunday school at 9 15, sermon at 10 50, Epworth league at 6 45, and catechism classes with German reading on Saturdays. First Methodist Episcopal at Eighth and King notes morning worship at 10 30, Sunday school at noon, Epworth leagues, and evening services with specified music, plus Monday board and midweek prayer topics. City Mission at 221 Main street hosts daily Gospel meetings at 8 pm and a Sunday Christian Workers' gathering at 3 pm. strangers welcome.

German Methodist Church Corner Seventh and Ferry Y. L. Panzlau Epworth League First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church Eighth and King Streets James W. Irish Epworth Morikubo Pontius Redeemer Lord Buck Miss Rollins Jesus Brown Jesus Christ City Mission Main Street A. M. Ivey Christian Workers West Avenue M. FE M. E Mississippi Street W. P. Cunningham Cunningham Tomah Amer Anderson First German Baptist First German Baptist, Seventh and Episcopal Church Christchurch Ninth Main Streets Episcopal C. N. Moller King Street Oliver J. Ash Shegetaro Morikubo J. R. Kerr Christian Scientist Churd of Christ Scientist Arate Emanuel Evangelical Association Emanuel of Evangelical Association Twelfth and Vine Streets H. Etzelmueller Young People Spiritualist Church Travelers’ Hall Linker Building Main and Fourth Streets O’cock Catharine McFarlin Travelers Hall Linker Building Chicago Examiner First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church King and Sixty Streets John K. Fowler Grace Chapel Y. Pr C. B First Baptist First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main J. Wellington Hoag Colton Branch English Lutheran English Lutheran Church Ferry Streets J. J. Clemens Ferry Street Luther League St. Paul's Norwegian Lutheran St. Paul’s Division Rev. R. Anderson First Congregational First Congregational Church Seventh Streets Henry Faville

Many Churches With Services In City Notes

A column lists West Avenue M E Church and Westminster Presbyterian Church with 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services, Sunday school times, and leagues. Additional notices cover First German Baptist, Episcopal Christchurch, Y M C A program, Christian Science, Emanuel Evangelical, Spiritualist lectures, First Presbyterian, First Baptist, English Lutheran, Norwegian Lutheran, St Pauls Norwegian Lutheran, First Congregational, St Pauls Universalist, and U P Co with service times, leaders, and activities.

Former Oak Park Resident Carrie Duff Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Carrie Barrell Duff a former Oak Park resident died suddenly at her home. She had lived with the late Mr. and Mrs. W W Jones and was in the city two months earlier for Mrs. Jones funeral. Funeral set for tomorrow in Oak Park.

Josh George F. Kinney Alfred Harrison Child Jerome Walter Lambkin Grove Street Clements Oak Grove Cemetery Theo Manstedt Carrie Barrell Duff Oak Park Ill W. W. Jones Jones

Our Pie Lemon Pies Delighted Consumers At Low Cost

Advertisement for lemon pies branded as OUR PIE. Claims easy preparation, no fuss, airtight packaging, and guaranteed quality under Pure Food Laws. Sold at grocers for 10 cents with call to try and tell friends.

Toland's Business School Ad Teaches Future Wealth

Prepare for the future and consider a business education. Toland's Business School in La Crosse Wisconsin advertises a special term beginning February first and notes 5000 graduates employed as a proof of its value for self-supporting young men and women.

Toland School Toland’s Business School la Crosse Wis

Woman Credits Peruna Lacupia for Son’s Ear Cure

Mrs G W Heard of Hempstead Texas writes that her son Carl suffered chronic ear problems since infancy with running ears and fretfulness. After two bottles of Lacupia and Peruna he was entirely cured a local physician had treated him.

E. W. Brooks Steele St South Tacoma Wash G. W. Heard Hempstead Texas Carl

Card of Thanks for Mrs Samuel McKown

The family of the late Mrs Samuel McKown of Dakota Minnesota express gratitude to friends for sympathy and help during her illness and death.

Samuel McKown Dakota, Minn

Abuse Case Settled In La Crosse Suit

A settlement ends the city of La Crosse suit against Alex Monsoor accused of using abusive language toward Mrs. Mike Abraham. Monsoor was convicted in police court and appealed to the circuit court.

City of la Crosse Alex Monsoor Mike Abraham Monsoor

Committees Meet at La Crosse Club

The auditorium committees gathered this afternoon at the La Crosse club and appointed sub committees. Some distant relations are mentioned as posterity.

la Crosse Club

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