Hoeschler Drug Store to Undergo Major Changes
The Hoeschler drug store at Fifth and Main will be greatly altered this summer. The third floor is finished and work on the second story will start soon. The west wall will be removed for new show windows and the main entrance moves to the corner beside the jewelry display. The soda fountain will be relocated, and the jewelry department’s placement is still undecided.
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Hoeschler Drug
Fifth
Main Streets
Jewerry
Doherty Sees Marching Clubs in Presidential Campaign
County Chairman John F. Doherty said he has received circulars and advertising from Chicago manufacturers involved in campaign matter and believes the upcoming presidential campaign will be lively. He predicts a return to marching club campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John F. Doherty
Democrats Rally as Nebraskan Vote Seen Favorable
In La Crosse the Democratic convention outcome pleases leaders who say the Nebraskan candidate has a strong chance, noting campaigns have been quiet but expect excitement when torch processions become common.
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la Crosse
Damages Sought Over Alleged Dance Hall Assault
Ernest Cornell of St. Joseph's Ridge sues Joseph Koblitz for 500 dollars alleging his son was assaulted during a dispute in a local dance hall. Medical costs are cited and the defendant allegedly warned he would kill both father and son. Trial set for July 16 in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cornell
St. Joseph's Ridge
Joseph Koblitz
People Who Do As They Please Often Do Nothing
A concise saying notes that individuals who assume total freedom tend to refrain from action. It reflects on personal motivation and the pattern of inaction among those with unchecked choices.
Warm Weather Brings Socials and July Wedding Plans
The article lists a week of gatherings hosted by Mrs. Wing and others, with luncheons, dinners, picnics, and bridge groups. It notes a W. W. excursion by the Congregational women and a moonlit art scene. It also announces the July 30 wedding of Miss Louise Harrison to Dr. Shegatoro Morikubo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
and Mesdames
B.S. Steadwell
John Cross
Jackson
Page
L. W. King
W. S. Moss
Voight
Bradfield
L. K. Lockman
Loveland
Maud
Mable Loveland
Mable Nice
Grace Osborne
Eva Gayman
Edna Darling
Clara Kellogg
Wilard Colman
Young
Gagnor
J I Steves Hosts July Island Picnic On French Isle
A Sunday July fifth gathering on French Isle hosted by J I Steves and wife entertained a jolly crowd aboard the Steves launch. Guests included Bodette Boucher Niebel Drake Steves Hargett Crease Jones Hargett and others. Games dancing and baseball followed a morning shower with meals indoors and return by nine o clock.
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French Island
J. I. Steves
Messrs
Mesdames
Joe Bodette
A. Boucher
Wm. Niebel
Wm. Drake
J. S. Steves
John Hargett
Ida Crease
Catherine Jones
Minnie Harget
Corolia Boucher
Rudie Bean
Alphia Boucher
Percy Drake
Clarence Drake
Gus Gotsky
Mrs Schmidt Hosts Coffee For Miss Toshner and Guests
Mrs Albert Schmidt entertained at coffee yesterday afternoon at 1611 Badger Street in honor of Miss Julia B Toshner with the Misses Dorothy Ruth and Master Lawrence Schima. Guests included Mrs Herman Luedtke Mrs Will Schreiter Mrs Ed Olson Mrs Frank C Schmidt and Mrs Lessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schmidt
1611
Badger Street
Julia B. Toshner
Dorothy, Ruth
Lawrence Schima
Herman Luedtke
Will Schreiter
Ed. Olson
Frank C. Schmidt
Lessing
Married at Coon Valley Couple United by Rev Middtlein
Miss Josephine Bjornstad and Rev J N Midtlein of Coon Valley Wis were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev Roalkvam at the church A wedding banquet for 250 guests followed at the Coon Valley hotel The Rev Mid dlein recently ordained will serve a congregation at Ottawa Ill where the couple will reside
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Coon Valley
Josephine Bjornstad
J. N. Midtlein
Wis
Roalkvam
Middlein
Ottawa, Til
Waterson Camp Chaperoned Party At French Island
Mr and Mrs Smith will supervise a group of youths at the Wat terson Camp on French Island. The event involves organized outdoor activity and parental chaperone duties during a camp period on the island location.
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Mrs. Smith
Watterson Camp
French Island
Ride to West Sale Party Dines at Hotel May
Thursday a party of ladies including Mesdames Eugene Wigg en horn Pasadena Elizabeth Funke Clara Pamperin Fred Heil Anna Legler Otillie Miller and Vincent Tausche drove to West Salem and took dinner at Hotel May.
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West Sale
Eugene Wiggenhorn
Pasadena
Cal
Elizabeth Funke
Clara Pamperin
Fred Heil
Anna Legler
Otillie Miller
Vincent Tausche
West Salem
Hotel May
River party honors sisters aboard Otto launch
Friday afternoon Mrs. Andrew Boyd hosted a river outing aboard the Otto launch for her sister Mrs. Edgar Martin of Chicago and Mrs. Kar ner of Spokane and Miss Boynton of Stevens Point. About twenty five guests rode up the river above Dresbach then returned to the Burke cottage at Eagle Bluff for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Boyd
Edgar Martin
Chicago
Karner
Spokane
Boynton
Stevens Point
Dresbach
Burke
Eagle Bluff
Mrs Wing Hosts Two Coffee Gatherings For Visiting Guests
Mrs E M Wing with her mother Mrs Ellsworth and Mrs P M Wing gave two tea-like coffee events on Wednesday and Thursday honoring sister Mrs Karner of Spokane and Miss Boynton of Stevens Point. About sixty guests attended each. Helpers included Mesdames Smith Servis Tiffany Donaldson Moss Wolfe Scofield on the first day and Bayer Evans Farrand Hirshheimer Heath Caldwell and Miss McMillan on the second. Dorothy Wing and Celia Boynton served at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
W. G. Moss
W. F. Wolfe
F. H. Scofield
John Bayer
Edward Evans
Farrand
H. J. Hirshheimer
George Heath
Geneva Caldwell
Mary McMillan
Chicago
Dorothy Wing
Celia Boynton
Shower for Miss Louise Harrison at Colman home
Mrs. J Spier Colman and Mrs. B S Steadwell hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Louise Harrison to honor her upcoming marriage. The event at State street featured a large display of useful gifts including a lunch cloth of Chinese drawn work and numerous smaller pieces. Field daisies and ferns formed the decorations in abundant arrangements.
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Harrison
J. Spier Colman
B. S. Steadwell
Louise Harrison
Social Briefs Highlight Local Guests and Travel
Judge and Mrs. George Bunne of St Paul visit Mrs. J W Losey. Misses Jessie and Mary McMillan of Chicago vacation with sister Mrs W G Moss while mother and sister head to the Pacific coast. Rev and Mrs William Ten Broeck hosted by Mrs Van Steenwyk. Miss Anna Ten Broeck visiting Miss Kluver. Nan Blumenfelt returns to Milwaukee. Henry Espersen ill on South Ninth Street. Mrs S Russell and Misses Barbara Russell Grace Webber head to Eagle Bluff cottage for summer.
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George Bunne
St. Paul
J. W Losey
Jessie
Mary McMillan
Chicago
W. G. Moss
Pacific Coast
William Ten Broeck
van Steenwyk
Anna Ten Broeck
Kluver
Ten Broeck
Caledonia
Nan Blumenfelt
Paul Pamperin
Milwaukee
Henry Espersen
South Ninth Street
S. Russell
Barbara Russell
Grace Webber
Russell Cottage
Eagle Bluff
Misses Toshner Dor othy Ruth Schima Visit Dodge Wis
The Misses Julia B Toshner Dorothy Ruth Schima and Master Schima left this morning for Dodge Wis where they will spend time visiting at the home of Miss Toshner's brother H A Ge entertained on Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sister Miss Stearns of Elkhorn Wis
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Julia B. Toshner
Dorothy
Ruth Schima
Master Schima
Dodge
Wis
Miss Toshner
H. A. Ge
Stearns
Elkhorn
Jobbers Junket Begins Monday for River Trip
The Manufacturers and Jobbers Union plans a two day river excursion aboard the steamer La Crosse under Secretary Calvert. Fifty-two members depart the levee Monday at 8 am, travel upriver via Trempealeau Wabona Fountain City and other stops, stay overnight at Wabasha, then continue to Pepin Lake City Stockholm Malden Rock and Red Wing before returning.
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la Crosse
Calvert
Wabasha
Trempealeau
Winona
Fountain City
Minneiska
Alma
Pepin
Lake City
Stockholm
Malden Rock
Red Wing
A Good Scare Yields Results, Not Just Advice
A saying notes advice loses power, while a sharp scare often spurs action. The line underscores behavioral change driven by fear or urgency over plain counsel.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted for Female Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for women’s irregularities headaches back pain and pelvic distress. It claims to ease painful periods strengthen nursing mothers and prepare expectant mothers for childbirth while addressing nervous exhaustion and other feminine health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Invalides R. V. Pierce
Sun Institute
Buffalo
John W Kern of Indiana A Longtime Democratic Figure
John W Kern a prominent Indiana Democrat and former gubernatorial candidate, lifelong state political figure, and ally of Thomas Taggart. Born 1849 in Alto Howard County, he studied at the University of Michigan, practiced law, served as city attorney and state senator, and helped convict wreckers in the Indianapolis National Bank case. He attended Fairbanks dinner where the famous cocktail was served.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Kern
Alto
Howard County
Virginia
Kern
State University of Michigan
Democrats
Supreme Court
Olney
Cleveland
Indianapoli National Bank
State Senate of
Pythias
The
Elks
Fairbanks
Dentists' Convention Programs Issued for Wisconsin Meet
The executive committee of the State Dental Society announces the convention in this city on July 21 22 and 23 with sessions in the circuit court room. Mayor Wendell A Anderson gives the opening address with Milwaukee’s Dr H L Banzhaf responding. Dr William H Cudworth delivers the president's annual address and a reorganization report is listed among the business items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dental Society
E. A. Gottterdam
G. F. Hauser
la Crosse
H. G. Morton
Milwaukee
Court House
Wendell A. Anderson
H. L. Banzhaf
William H. Cudworth
B. G
Religious services schedule for several area churches
The column lists multiple congregations with service times and leaders. Notable entries include Christchurch Episcopal with Rev C N Moiler, St Pauls Universalist led by Rev John Smith Lowe, and First Presbyterian at Sixth and King with 10:30 worship. Also includes English Lutheran, First Canal, Norwegian Lutheran, German Methodist, First Methodist, Westminster, First Baptist, City Mission, West Avenue M E, and Epworth league events.
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Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Ninth and Main Streets
Episcopal
C. N. Moiler
Urquhart Cawley
B. A
St. Paul's Universalist
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Eighth and
Cass Streets
John Smith Lowe
Union Young People’s Meeting
Union
Trevor
King Street
J. Ash
H. N. Landphai
W. B. Batcheller
English Lutheran
English Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Ferry Streets
J. J. Clemens
Ferry Street
Christian Science
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth
Sixth Streets
People's Sunday School
People’s
Travelers’ Hall
Linker
Fourth
Main Streets
First Presbyterian Church
Sixth and King Streets
Christian Endeavor
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sixth
Division Streets
H. G. Magellson
Emanuel Evangelical Association
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
12Th and Vine
H. Etzelmueller
Universalist Church
Union Young People’s
German Methodist Church
L. Panzlau
Seamon
Epworth League
First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighth and King Streets
James W. Irish
A. A. Trevor
Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church
Redfield Street
D. H. Rohrabaugh
Christian Workers’ Meeting
M. E
Mississippi Street
W. P. Cunningham
Dental conference agenda in Milwaukee program notes
Maerklein Milwaukee hosts a dental clinic program with talks on Mouth Breathing and its effects illustrated by a stereopticon. Dr M N Federspiel introduces the session led by Dr Miland A Knapp of Minneapolis. The day features presentations on invention, infant dentition, and the value of light energy in dental practice with Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Marinette participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Federspiel
Milwaukee
Miland A. Knapp
Minneapolis
Charles Channing Allen
Kansas City
Arthur E. Peck
E. A. Geilfuss
W. C. Wendel
F. E. Raiche
Marinette
A. J. Kuhnmuench
The Necessities of Dental Legislation in Wisconsin Lecture
Automobile ride at 9 A M and 2 P M precedes discussion led by Dr. J J Wright of Milwaukee. Dr C L Babcock from Milwaukee opens the discussion with Dr T M Welch of Waupun reporting on clinics. Regular business and officer elections follow. Evening boat trip on the Mississippi with lunch and music at 5 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
J. J. Wright
Milwaukee
C. L. Babcock
T. M. Welch
Waupun
Mississippi
Oyen to Attend National Bill Posters’ Convention
Mr Louis A Oyen leaves tonight for Detroit Michigan to attend the 18th annual convention of the National Bill Posters Association He is a Wisconsin delegate and will be away about a week or ten days.
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Louis A. Oyen
Detroit
Mich
National
Bill Posters’ Association
Oyen
Wisconsin
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