Local notices and visits fill North Side pages
The column lists residents and visitors across towns. Don Corrigan returns from Mount Pleasant. Mrs. L. R. Adlington visits Caledonia street. Louis Fullerton returns from West Salem. Ladies' Aid of Caledonia Street M. E. church plans a meeting with Mrs Swartout and others hosting. Various neighbors and relatives travel between Viroqua, Wood street, Abbotsford, Lansing, Cassville, and North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Corrigan
Mount Pleasant
C. Williams
W. H. Adams
L. J. Marshall
Wood Street
Miss Murphy
Iowa City
P. J. Kelly
Theodore Groezinger
Avon Street
Lansing
John O'Brien
Abbotsford
L. L
Boat builder misses meeting as La Crosse favored over Lake City
The North Side Progressive league met at Woodmenhall on Rose Street with low attendance due to a carnival. Abrams the Minnieska boat builder and proposals for a plant location were discussed, favoring La Crosse over Lake City, while Milwaukee rail spur plans failed and Corset factory plans were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Progressive League
Woodmenhall
Rose Street
Miller
L. E. Lavaque
Milwaukee
George Kingsley
Minnieska
Abrams
Gray
Lavaque
Vote-Berger
Lake City
Abram
Milwaukee Road
Kingley
la Crosse
la Crosse Busness
George Binghm
Orpheum
Run set lines released for North Side youths
John Gondolf and Willis Loomis, arrested and charged with using set lines without a license, were released by the court after evidence showed they did not own the set lines and were merely running them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gondolf
Willis Loomis
North Side
Chauffeur Faces Speeding Charge Amid City Arrest
John Smith of Tanberg Auto was arrested Tuesday night for speeding a White Steamer at Cass and Third streets. He pleaded not guilty in county court claiming he was not driving the car and that it was mistaken identity. Trial set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Tanberg Auto Company
Cass
Third Streets
Missionary to Address Meeting at Tabernacle Baptist
The Woman's Mission Circle of Tabernacle Baptist church will meet Friday at 3 PM at 515 Mississippi Street. Miss Lottie Schwartz a German Baptist missionary will speak about her visit to the Baptist church in Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Circle
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. R. Davis
Mississippi Street
Lottie Schwartz
Strasburg
Man seeks trouble by rubbing the first man the wrong way
A terse adage notes that a person bent on trouble often finds it by antagonizing the first man they encounter, implying streetwise caution about early conflicts.
Carnival Crowds Swarm City Streets For North Side Festival
Immense crowds packed South and North Side streets as the carnival opened last night. The aerial act drew huge lines, police cleared a jam at Lavaque’s store after several cheers and coins were trampled. The Carries and other attractions drew strong patronage with tents packed to the ropes, and organizers expect even larger crowds tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaque
Roosevelt Will Stamp for Taft in Indiana Visit
Thatcher A Parker, Republican county chairman, says President Roosevelt will address Terre Haute during the campaign. The plan calls for Roosevelt to appear in Indiana for three days in September to rally support for William H Taft with arrangements coordinated by the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Thatcher A. Parker
Roosevelt
Parker
Indiana
Republican State Central Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Official Calls for Massachusetts Cat Extermination Plan
State Ornithologist Edward Howe Forbush urges the Legislature to empower a state department to exterminate all cats in Massachusetts next year. He notes widespread depredations by felines in his annual gubernatorial report dated July 9 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Edward Howe Forbush
Massachuetts
State Department
Girl Quips On Foot Size In Brief Remark
A brief remark from a girl about her small feet sparks attention. She cites a playful reason citing the number eighty as a humorous explanation. The comment draws light social chatter rather than a serious issue.
Denver's Plan Turns Auditorium Into Large Convention Hall
Denver plans detail a 11,538 seat auditorium that can convert to a full convention hall with stage, balcony, and gallery. The setup includes rostrum seats for 101, press desks for 303 reporters, and 1,072 delegate seats plus ample general public space across Curtis and Champa ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Brayton
Denver
Democratic National Committee
Champa Street
Associated Press
Hearst Service
United Press
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
John S. Martin
Curtis Street
Balcony and gallery capacities listed for venue
The total balcony capacity is 3 577 and the gallery capacity reads 1 83. The figures indicate seating limits for different sections of the venue.
Washington official ill in Denver amid rumor of typhoid
John Barrett director of the bureau of American republics is ill at the home of John W. Springer in Denver. Rumors that Barrett faced typhoid were denied, officials say he only has a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
John Barrett
Washington, D. C
Bureau of American Republics
John W. Springer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newburge
Newburg
Wisconsin
Pearl ST
Peter Newburg
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Rose ST
R P. Stanton
North Side Briefs
Kingsley
Taft
Fourteenth Street
Curtis and
National Democratic Committee
James Dahlman
Nebraska
J. W. Wade
Iowa
John L. Mullins
Colorado
J. E. Osbourne
Wyoming
Norman E. Mack
New York
John Johnson
South Dakota
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
the Taggart
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
John Barrett III
Thomas & Phalon’s
Thomas & Phalon
Feed, Grain and Fuel Brokers
la Crosse, Wis
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