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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
5
Rev John Wellington Hoag of the First Baptist church will deliver the Fourth of July address at Ontario Wisconsin. His topic is The Challenge of the Present Day.
At the last meeting of the Pas tors Union it was decided to adjourn for the summer as many pastors plan vacations and outings. The next meeting was set for the second Monday in September.
Mrs E F Briebach hosted an afternoon and evening gathering at 1529 Wood Street in pink and white peony decor to honor Mrs Stonn Schults visiting from Galesburg Ill. Attendees included J B Rupp J Pratt George Schultz Co A McCann Robert Rowry R B Willard F Pierce W Fisher C Widrick E Laughlin and F C Herrington.
An unusually large crowd enjoyed a Saturday evening at the Country club. Entertaining guests included Mrs. Elsie Gile Scott and a list of attendees: Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tiffany, Mr. Earl Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hankerson, Jeanette and Ellen Hankerson, Mrs. Davidson, Mood River, and Valentine Paul.
Mrs Amelia Ryder will entertain the Monday Afternoon bride today. The As You Like It club will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs Florence Bunting.
Miss Lillian Bartushek was surprised by friends on Friday evening receiving many presents. Guests listed include Cora Mekvold Margaret Lund Emma Mickleson Lydia Boldt Louise Berpaletz Marie Struck Anna Palacek Lillian Gardner Frieda Koeller Louise Koeller Lil lian Neumann Mary Lekky Stella Lekky Anna Bruha Mary Shumway Freneis Kuleynski Anna Kneutson Lena Krusel Minnie Harget Bertha Bartushak Mary Bartushek Josephine Waska Mrs Joseph Palen Frank Harget. Refreshments were served and all reported a good time.
The Young Peoples Christian union of the Universalist church will hold a business meeting in the church parlors Tuesday evening. The Linda club of the Baptist church will entertain at the parsonage by the pastor this evening. The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the Baptist church.
The What I Can Society of the Baptist church will hold its semi annual meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs Lamphair. Election of officers will be held.
Mrs. W B Webb leaves for Denver after attending her mother Mrs L W Spier. Mr and Mrs Frank P Hixon go to Chicago. Miss Mary McCutcheon from Yucca Bay visits sister Mrs W Bourse. Mrs Alfred James plans Boston sanatorium treatment. Miss Molly Frank of Milwaukee visited friends.
Charles Simcock's boat house was sunk during the wind storm last night. The adjacent barges at the foot of St. Cloud street flooded sinking the bateau, while the launch inside the house remained afloat. Men work to raise the boat house today.
Cornelius B Connoly sells property in North er to Bertha Branagan for 1104. Postmaster Tscharner reports envelope delays from Washington. Thence Thompson, 13, sent to state industrial school after four burglaries. Company M conducts first practice march, then drills near the range. Writ of error in Montgomery murder case set to review circuit court records at Black River Falls. Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs D D Chappell. Funeral of Louis L Luedke held at Tidence and Oak Grove. Carl Brosinski funeral at German Lutheran church with Rev Kalecek officiating.
Ree Steen of the Schocei school presented a piano recital at the home of Dr Ons in Roma Minnesota, Saturday night. The program featured Mozart and Beethoven numbers, Liszt Carnival, Schumann Rigoletto, Bach, and other works. Attendees praised the performance and reception was hearty.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Som at age 78 in Hagen after a long illness. Survived by daughter M and the home state road address is listed. A funeral service is planned with Rev. Julius Inclman presiding.
Local notices list dental physician Dr Will Powell and others, marriages, travels, visits, and short trips. Names include Scharpfs of Tacoma, L Baldwin, Oeschger family, Dougherty’s Fourth of July address in Cashton, and many residents visiting relatives in Viroqua Melrose Baraboo La Crosse and surrounding towns. An afternoon and moonlight steamer trip July 2 is announced with fares.
A highly profitable business proposition promises honest production monopoly in a new industry. Suitable for any salesman bartender storeman partner or private family. Very little cash required. Investigate today room 16 Hotel Doering.
The Grand Trunk Railway offers economical round trip tickets to numerous Canadian and New England resorts with fares slightly above one way prices. Dates of sale and travel details will be available after June 1 1907 from Geo W Vaux A G P and T A Grand Trunk Railway System 1334 Adams St Chicago.
Tickets for the North Western Line excursion to Madison go on sale daily from July 1 to 5 and are good for return on July 8. For tickets and full information contact any North Western Line ticket agent.
The note asserts charm lies in neat eyes clear skin and sprightly health rather than form. It touts Electric Bitters as restoring weakness giving strong nerves and a bright complexion with a guaranteed guarantee at QO. T. Erhart, druggist, price 50 cents.
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