Local Notes From Viroqua And Surroundings
Squire Toney was among the sick last week. Local ice men are putting up their winter's harvest. Louis Josvanger recovered enough to stroll the streets again. Mrs. H. L. Rayner hosted a ladies’ gathering for visiting sister Mrs. Gary. Fred Wiganosky from Milwaukee visited relatives in Viroqua. Ollie Parker, daughter of J. F. Parker, has pneumonia. Mrs. Frank Primmer returned from Sioux City. Chas. Figner of Cincinnati spent days with friends in Viroqua. Miss Hand and Rebhardt, Viroqua teachers, moved rooms. The Viroqua eight-piece orchestra played at Congregational church. Miss Mae Martin sang solo. Miss Myrtle Laramore recovered from illness and resumed teaching. Miss Josie Hagen from Westby visited. Miss Grace Adlington spent Sunday with La Crosse friends. Seventh graders hosted a party for teacher Nellie Sakison. Harry Stewart visited La Crosse. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slack returned from Liberty Pole. A dinner at Hotel Fortney for forty friends. ten stayed past eleven. Victor Warner visited from Hillard, Wash., with old friends. Ex-sheriff S. J. Severson from Westby attended to business. Correction: Homer French now living with wife at Paonia, Colo. W. Graves and M. H. Bekkedahl settled final bank account. eighty-five percent dividends paid. Fire at Carl Fortney’s Liberty Pole home caused by lamp near curtain. smothered before full blaze. Funeral for Miss Helen Munson set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the house, Rev. Butters officiating.
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Squire Toney
Louis Josvanger
H. L. Rayner
Gary
Fred Wiganosky
Milwaukee
R. Sommerfield
Ollie Parker
J. F. Parker
Frank Primmer
Sioux City
Chas. Figner
Cincinnati
Viroqua
Hand
Rebhardt
Adlington
Butters
Viroqua Orchestra
Mae Martin
Myrtle Laramore
Josie Hagen
Westby
Grace Adlington
la Crosse
Nellie Sakiison
Harry Stewart
Earl Slack
W. H. Slack
Liberty Polo
Nels Solverson
Nels Fortney
Hotel Fortney
Victor Warner
Hillard
Wash
Warner
S. J. Severson
Vernon County
Homer French
iWlton
Helen Munson
For Rent or Sale in La Crosse Wisconsin Listings
Local classified items list multiple rental and sale notices across La Crosse Wisconsin. The notes include a dairy or truck farm at Miler's farm north of Golf links, a Fiat at 322 Pearl Street for rent, four rooms for rent at 508 No. 8th, a 10 acre farm in Bostwick's Valley with 65 cultivable acres and 50 apple trees, a two room furnished unit at 620 So. 7th Street, a five room flat at 4733 Johnson, a 16 room hotel at George and Gohres Streets, a modern North 4th Street house for 18 dollars per month, furnished rooms with heat and bath at 305 So. 5th, and parlor or kitchen setups at 121 So. 3rd. Frank G. Roth appears on multiple listings.
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la Crosse
Bangor
Wis
French Island
Frank G. Roth
Miler
Golf Links
J. P. Miller
Fiat
Pearl ‘St
Bostwick’s Valley
Johnson
George and
Gohres St
4Th
Pearl St
North 4Th St
Register of Deeds Office Abstracts Current Records
Abstract notes at the Register of Deeds Office indicate all records are kept up to date by F. HW. Aiken as Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
F. HW. Aiken
FUSE PLOT FOILED AS BAIL PLOTTING FUELS DETECTIVES SAY
Authorities report a wide conspiracy behind a failed plot with a $150000 property loss at Fish Brothers Manufacturing Plant. Mining superintendents and captains’ houses are guarded. detectives note extensive reach of the scheme and ongoing bail considerations. Dr King’s New Life Pills touted by Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine as improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
O. T. Erhart
Fire at Fish Brothers plant guts wagon works in Clinton
Fire of unknown origin leveled the Fish Brothers Manufacturing plant in Clinton Iowa, destroying the main building and lumber yards. Six firemen, including Fire Chief Tom Price, were hospitalized after smoke inhalation. Damages reached about 150000 with the plant valued at 200056. reconstruction is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Fish Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Tom Price
C. F. Curtis
H. W. Seaman
Local notices and social updates from Onalaska
Mr and Mrs Leon Omeau of Austin Minnesota visit relatives here. Mrs E L Conran remains seriously ill and may be moved to a hospital for treatment. Clarence Rand and sisters from Billings Montana visit relatives here and at La Crosse. Ladies Aid of the M F E church meets with Mrs M M Battles Thursday afternoon. Ida Nelson and sister Mrs Carlston from Black River Falls pass through en route to La Crosse funeral. Mrs J M Wester leaves noon train for Sparta for a few days. Norwegian Aid meets with Mrs Gorder Thursday afternoon. Infant son of Louis and Mrs Larson, burned last week, is improving under Dr Weston care. Flora Brooks hosts sixth birthday party with games and lunch. A Bartholomew, sick four weeks, now able to go out. W T Hartley receives a carload of bran from Hixon Wisconsin via Green Bay road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon “Omeau
Austin
Black River Falls
la Crosse
J. M. Wester
Sparta
Norwegian Aid Soci
Gorder
Louis Larson
F. R. Weston
Flora Brooks
A. Bartholomew
W. T. Hartley
Green Bay Road
Hixon
Wis
No Maude, dear a political platform not always gang planks
A wry remark contrasts political platforms with simple, unguarded phrases suggesting complexity in public discourse. The line evokes a social setting where rhetoric meets personal conversation.
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Maude
New Boat Replaces Jap On Hudson La Crosse Route
The city of Hudson burned long ago and the small steamer Jap has served the La Crosse Brownsville run. Captain Hiram Brezee has built a larger boat at Victory Wisconsin for next season. Calvert reports motor power bilge and a length of 83.5 feet and a width of 12.5 feet.
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Hudson
la Crosse
Brownsville
Hiram Brezee
Victory
Wis
Calvert
La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co Offers Salaried Loans
Finance notice from La Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co at 322 Main Street. Loans available to salaried people on furniture, pianos, horses, and wagons with no removal or publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Main Street
Furniture Repairing and Second Hand Goods Ad
Household goods and furniture repaired and made new at reasonable prices. Goods called for and delivered. Second hand goods bought and sold. G B Kelberger 427 Jay St Olid phone 4751 new 568M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. Kelberger
Jay St. Olid
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It Does the Business Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised
Mr E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures piles and chapped hands and heals an old sore without scarring. Sold at O T Erhart's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Bucklen
O. T. Erhart
Railroad Time Tables Briefs
Rail timetable shorthand lists daily and partial runs with notation for daily except Sunday and daily except Saturday, indicating service gaps and frequencies in a compact scheduling note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E¢ Daly
Winona Police Captain Beaten in Street Attack
Winona Minnesota January 28 Albert Hanson and James Hurley are accused of assaulting Night Captain Mc Caffery of the police force and slugging him in the head. They allegedly pulled guns and threatened officers at their homes. Capt Mc Caffery was insensible for about two hours but is expected to recover. The trouble began after he warned the men against obscene street talk and he later pursued Hurley and Hanson who fled. Hanson allegedly waylaid Mc Caffery in a dark place and struck him with a club.
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Kronic
Brickerch
Hibbing
Biwabik
Minn
J. A. Jonas
Aurora
T. J. Nicholas
Winona
Albert Hanson
James Hurley
McCaffery
Hurley
Hanson
Capt
Joys Are Not the Property of the Rich Alone
Quote by Horace emphasizing that happiness should not be restricted to the wealthy and urging shared joy across social classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
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