Marriage at St Marys Church in Tomah
The wen r. Wm. J. cal) and Miss Kathryn Costello wed at 10 o’clock Wednesday or June 30 at St. Marys church. Rev. Louis Wurst officiated with sister Petra and best man Mr. John V. Brennan. Mrs. Brennan left for two weeks in Denver after the ceremony. Out of town guests included Mr. John Brennan and Mrs. O’Halloran. The Tomah community notes ongoing work on gutters along Superior avenue and social events like a barn dance and Chautauqua week.
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Weber
Vr. N
Tomb Creamery Association
O'Mara
Chicago
John Lineham
John Costello and Son
Wau
Superior Avenue
A. Joseph Grossman
Manston
Abbie M. Allyn
Marshfield
Wis
Cleveland
Cemeel Kalaita
Logans Ind
Tomah
Benjamin
Hal Carter
Camp Douglas
John O'Halloran
Clinton
Iowa
Dan Callahan
Wausau
Hheir
Flora Wolf
Milwaukee
May rGaham Chapman
Martin Gabowski
E. Josephson
Waukon
B. Wolf
H. Wolf
Pioneer resident Ruth Ratcliffe dies in Waukon Iowa
Ruth Knapp Ratcliffe wife of John J Ratcliffe died June 29 after long illness. Survived by daughter Belle and other relatives in Chicago Boston and Montana. Funeral arrangements to be announced on Mr Ratcliffe’s return from Dakota. The Modern Brotherhood welcomed new members and a fall at Woodman hall injured Monroe McKinney. C P Mite society postponed meeting due to Ratcliffe death.
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Waukon
Ruth Knapp Ratcliffe
Jobn J. Ratcliffe
J. J. Ratcliffe
Montana
Monroe McKinney
Huecker
C. P. Mite Society
Bryan to Speak in Prairie du Chien and Waukon
William Jennings Bryan is slated to pass through Prairie du Chien and Bloomington on July 5 en route to Waukon Iowa for an evening speech. Local crowds may hear a brief address with afternoon ferry and special train connections noted.
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William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bloomington
Waukon
Iowa
J. M. Coates
M. E
Rev. Shephard
Genoa Wisconsin Local Notes and Social Updates
Several residents joined an excursion on the La Crosse steamer to Lansing last Sunday. Miss Hannah Malin and Gregory Downey graduated from the Catholic school with exercises at L Monti's hall and a speech by Prof A F Schubert of La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Lansing
Hannah Malin
Gregory Downey
L. Monti
A. F. Schubert
Koeppe
Kate Gussette
Blanche Bartel
Hercel
Stanton
Brownsville
Shumway
Badger
de Soto
Coon Valley
Richard Loftus
Inez Warren
Mary
Emily Gilardi
Genoa
Wm. Morris
Herald Lull of
Newton
John Gillette
Judge Higbee Excuses Farmers for Jury Duty
Judge Higbee excuses rural jurors amid crop fears and orders a special venire of 12 to report July 6. The drawn panel includes S. L. Bovee Dan Morton Elmer H Yehle Albert Aiken B Starch Eilis Langdon William Muhlenberg J E Swan La Crosse Earl Mengel Adolph Bosshard Bangor F I Bolles West Salem A E Smith Onalaska Court adjourns until Tuesday morning.
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Higbee
S. L. Bovee
Dan Normon
Elmer H. Yehle
Albert Aiken
B. Starch
Eilis Langdon
Wiliam Muhlenberg
Stores to Close for Independence Day Observed in La Crosse
Fourth of July falls on Sunday so La Crosse observes Monday as Independence Day. Most retail and wholesale houses will close all day while residents may attend surrounding town events go to games or picnic in parks.
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la Crosse
Diocesan Transfers Announced for La Crosse Clergy
Bishop Schwebach releases transfers in the diocese. Rev. J. J. McGuire moves from Richland Center to Cuba. Rev. F. N. Byrne is also reassigned.
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Schwebach
Diocese of
la Crosse
J. J. McGuire
Richland Center
Cuba
F. N. Byrne
Clergy Transfers Across Wisconsin Parishes Listed
A long list details numerous reverends moving between towns and institutions across Wisconsin. Transfers include assignments from Hatley to Stanley, Durand to Alma Center, Rising Sun to Reedsburg, and several others to hospitals, cathedrals, and seminaries in La Crosse, Wausau, Cadott, and beyond.
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Stanley
Richland Center
J. J. Miller
Hatley
J. H. Karez
Cassel
Norrie
Mordarski
Poniatowski
Bevent
P. Trierweiler
Rozellville
Durand
C. B. Weikmann
Alma Center
H. Boeckmann
Greenwood
Withee
Willard
E. C. O'Reilly
Rising Sun
Reedsburg
John Shanagan
Viroqua
G. Vadder
Plain
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
George Pesch
Cadott
Joseph Colling
St. Joseph's Ridge
Drywood
F. Forster
Eau Claire
Rozelle
Theophil Wajak
Grand Rapids
J. F. Elimauerer
Edgar
St. Marie’s Hospital
Wausau
F. X. Orthen
J. M. Korczyk
St. Francis
J. H. Stromberg
el Paso
Washington
H. Lachnit
Keysville
M. Haas
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Florian Kupka
Ciszewski
McMillan
Theodore Franke
Leo Polak
St. Patrick's
Joseph Steinhauser
Wissionen
Quincy Starts Season on First Diamond Jo Packet Trip
The steamer Quincy, a large vessel in the Diamond Jo line, departed Dubuque on Wednesday for its opening trip of the season.
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Quincy
Diamond Jo Packet Line
Dubuque
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