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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
4
Emil Blume, confectioner on South Third Street, was seriously injured at Milwaukee depot last night. While watching trains load for the circus he stepped from a high platform and fell, losing consciousness for about fifteen minutes. He revived, but suffers severe pain and will be laid up for some time.
Divine services at Trinity Lutheran Church Avon Street this evening at the usual hour. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening in the church parlors. Ladies Aid meets next Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs S Gunderson. Young People's Society meets next Wednesday evening hosted by Mr Thomas Olson. Refreshments will be served.
A church schedules an ice cream social for Friday evening July 31 on Hr. O Semmingson’s lawn at the corner of Charles and Sill streets.
Carl Loche of Milwaukee visits his Wood street parents and other relatives. Mrs. Carrie Miller of Chadwick Illinois visits her brother on Wood street. Walter Button returns to DeSoto after visiting his parents. Miss Wegland of Victory visits C A Button on Charles street. Agnes Webster returns to Aberdeen after visiting her aunt. Ida and Michael return to Salt Lake City after visiting Mrs C A Button. Ralph and Mattie Taylor plan summer in Burlington. Asselin of St Paul visits daughter on Caledonia street. Bert Jollivette visits Milwaukee friends. Edgar Bott moves residence to 823 Rose street. Dr Swarthout family move to summer home at Lake Neshomic. Pat McCauley hurts foot but can get about. Mrs McCarthy recovering after hospital operation. Mr and Mrs George Fuller of Holmen return home from E E Holway’s. C M Leary of Chicago, Tom Allen of Cincinnati, and Katherine Allen of Prairie du Chien stay with Mrs H V Schneider at 1024 Avon street. E B Wolcott and bride head toward Portage. They will live on the North side after honeymoon. Mr Olson and two sons return to Mount Sterling from North side visits. Nana Groezinger returns from Caledonia after three weeks. Mrs William Dwyer hosts Miss Effie Hoag, Mr Max Mahoney, and Miss Hanna Burk this week. R M McCarthy of Lanesboro visits J H McCarthy on Caledonia street.
The North Side Progressive League weighs a Pope Motor Boat Co location in Fond du Lac as a possible shipyard site. A $15 000 stock subscription and riverfront factory are sought, with the Abrams plant history in Lake City noted as precedent.
A playful exchange questions safe and sane fireworks. De Quiz opposes danger while De Whiz advocates letting boys enjoy large firecrackers. The dialogue contrasts concern with liberty and includes a remark on love and knowledge.
The address discusses spiritual and political economics, arguing against prohibiting inherent rights and urging punishment of abuses. It contrasts northern and southern prohibition, criticizes bootlegging, and defends self government as rooted in individual rights and just majority rule. It also covers primary election law and political context.
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