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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
5
Mourners at Julius Schlutter’s grave heard breaking glass as the coffin tilted when a pallbearer’s rope slipped. The undertaker fixed the issue and the ceremony continued without further interruption.
Society items mention the Withee farm at Hixton with Captain Moulton joining for a few days. Miss Florence Taylor spends the week at West Salem with friends, and Rockwell E. Osborne has been present.
An Oregon man credits coffee with causing years of stomach distress and credits Postum with his recovery after switching drinks. The testimonial notes dramatic improvement after avoiding coffee and endorses Postum, inviting inquiries to banks and merchants in Grant's Pass. The column also lists local society notices and travel plans of residents.
Mrs. D. O. Weida hosted a thimble bee at her 610 Clinton Street home this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Rasmussen of Winona. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed the afternoon. Also noted: nine cents at Figgie's dry goods store next Monday. hot soup and baked fish at Webber's Place 433 Avon.
The Onalaska charge met at the First Methodist church with Presiding Elder W. N. Vance presiding. Eleven representatives from Ona laska Midway Brice Prairie attended. C L Hocking was invited to a third year as pastor. Roderick Showers elected delegate to the Layman’s association in Dodgeville in September. A slate of officers and trustees for the coming year was elected. next quarterly meeting slated for Brice Prairie.
Mrs M Summers of Box 427 Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment for bed wetting and requests no money. She urges mothers not to blame the child and asserts there is a constitutional cause and that spankings do not fix the problem.
Mary Ann McConville transfers to Mary Yost a half lot in Esperson Burns addition for 1000 dollars. The deed details are recorded as a private transfer of ownership between named individuals. No public encumbrances are listed in the readable fragment.
At today’s matinee the Unice theatre premiered a new program featuring moving picture subjects including A Boarding School Conspiracy and other titles, drawing immense interest from attendees.
The piece highlights two rival brothers and the life of an American sailor in a romantic tale. It notes two songs that split public opinion, “Keep a Little Cozy Corner in Your Heart for Me” and “Can t You See I m Lonely,” shaping a divided reception.
Moonlight excursion aboard the steam ship J S on July 30 from 8 to 11 30 p m. Fare 50 cents for gentlemen 25 cents for ladies. Music for dancing.
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