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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1909

Page

5

Fisherman Pays Heavy Fine for Illicit Game Fish Shipment

Genoa Wis Laylan paid a $25 fine and court costs in Viroqua for shipping game fish illegally. Game Warden George Ley confiscated the shipment, including a quantity and box of fish, noting a 20 pound limit to be shipped within seven days. A stray sentence about a girl and a young man appears unrelated and incomplete.

Laylan Viroqua Ilegally Genoa Wis George Ley

Cashier Denies Bank Funds Theft Charge in Tipton

Noah Marker assistant cashier of the First National bank returned to Tipton after a six day absence and denies stealing bank funds. He says fear over a bond transaction prompted his trip to Indianapolis then St Louis and a fishing resort before intending to return to face charges.

Tipton Ind Noah Marker First National Bank Marker Indianapolis St. Louie St. Louis

Woman to Head Chicago Schools

Mrs. Ella Flagg Young named superintendent of Chicago schools. Born 1845, widowed 25 years, married 1868 to William Young who died of tuberculosis. Known for strong personality, tact, and extensive educational involvement.

Chicago Ella Flagg Young Wm. Young

Turning the Key to Open the Door of Opportunity

A proverb notes that holding the key is insufficient without the means to use it. Some people are overwhelmed by troubles that trap them, hindering progress and lifting them into the world.

Personal notices and social visitors fill La Crosse pages

A long list of residents and visitors in La Crosse is noted. Names include A C Wolfe Bangor visitor J A Anderson Red Wing in La Crosse, Frank O Hara Lanesboro visiting, Alma Frederickson Moorhead returning home, G D Lowell Minneapolis business visitor, and many others with trips to Milwaukee Chicago Eau Claire Mankato and Winona. Social events feature an ice cream social at German Methodist church and a moonlight excursion on the J S steamer.

J. A. Anderson Red Wing la Crosse Alma Frederickson Moorhead Will Powel Y. S. R. C. Club German Methodist Church Church Lawn Martin Fertig Arcadia Sadie Wagner Sparta Asta Sigrid Dahlgren Chicago Blanche Wagner George Powell W. J. Phillips Coon Valley R. G. Sprague Caledonia Sergus O'Connor W. E. King James Day Board of Public Works Mississippi Street Gateway City Paul Lutz, Jr Marie Louise Milwaukee Harvey T. Cole South Fourth Street Fred Schnell Labor Federation Eau Claire Watertown J. S. Arenz South Seventh Street Holy Trinity School Winona J. S J. A. Goodrich Goodrich Elysian Minn Mankato B. E. Edwards Isle la Plume Third Ward Aid Society Leide’s Park Mormon Coulee Road Malin’s Hall Davidson Oregon Joe Smith Minneapolis W. F. Adams North Tenth Street Minnie Evans Joseph Fischer Norwalk Rebecca Anderson Spring Valley Myrtle Thayer Fred Schlouch New Albin A. B. Travis KE. C. Swarthout F. L. Fiedler Trempealeau la Crosse Hospital Irma Price New Albia Grace Fish Dick Greening Frank O'Brien Fred Chamberlain Lucretia van Zant O'Connor Mondovi Magdalene Eberle Clara Eberle West Salem Fends A. J. Furber E. McAveal Morris Margaret Friell Bangor Marie Hurtak Racine Joan Prankly Onalaska Clarence Swarts Swarts

Irvine Jeweler Offers Old Jewelry Repair Services

W T Irvine, jeweler at 429 Main St, advertises refinishing and repair for brooches, lockets, rings, and damaged pieces. He pledges near‑new appearance and a large repair business built on conscientious work.

Irvine W. T. Irvine, Jeweler Main St

Children Prefer Yello Cornflakes For Corny Taste

Children quickly pick Yello cornflakes praising a rich yellow corn flavor. The ad urges readers to try the cereal highlighting its corn taste and appealing yellow color as the key selling point.

Volz Couple Mark 20 Years in La Crosse Society

Mr and Mrs B H Volz of 624 South Seventh celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary today. The couple, married by Rev Joseph F Volz now dean of St Johns Marshfield, are longtime La Crosse residents. Mr Volz, born 1862, began a fire and life insurance business here five years ago and remains a local merchant with deep city roots since 1857.

B. H. Volz South Seventh Street Joseph F. Volz St. John’s Church Marshfield Mr. Volz North Eighth Street la Crosse

Funeral Attendees From Across Cities Honor Mrs. Hixon

Attendees at the funeral of the late Mrs. Frank Hixon came from Highland Park Minneapolis Clinton Mankato Chicago Wausau Toledo and other locales. Relatives listed include Mr. and Mrs. Frederick and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Lamb Mrs. Curtis and others with extended family present.

City Frank Hixon Frederick Highland Park Hovey Clarke Quale Minneapolis Lafayette Lamb Curtis Clinton T. A. Brittingham Madison W. B. Pettibone Hannibal Alexander Wausau W. L. Hixon Mankato George Hixon Chicago Robert Hixon Toledo

Mrs W L Keating Chaperones Wabasha Trip Party

Mrs W L Keating chaperoned a group of young ladies on a trip to Wabasha, leaving this morning for the excursion.

W. L. Keating

Bridge Tea Honors Mrs Ball of Joplin

Monday afternoon Mrs. E. P. Gleason entertained three tables at bridge in honor of Mrs. Ball of Joplin Missouri.

E. P. Gleason Bridge Ball Joplin, Mo

Prelude to Nina Frame's upcoming wedding shower

Mrs. Frank Vesta hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Nina Frame on North Seventh Street. Twenty five guests attended, sharing personalized button place cards and social chatter with a circle of friends including Mrs. Homer Hart Jr. and Mr. Frame among others.

Frank Vesta North Seventh Street Nina Frame Mesdames Homer Hart, Jr J. S. Lowe E. E. Fries T. A. Lidell B. F. Holmes Edgar Gleason E. P. Gleason Jessie Leissring W. 8. Frame Clarence Johnson R. G. Miner S. L. Bowlby C. A. Hunt Neil Currie J. Hengstler Oscar Lundgren FE. H. Kerr W. A. Powell F. D. Miller A. Asplin Ida Aiken Edna Hulberg Beatrice Lussing

Life and Death in Tourist Car Near Hastings Neb

At Hastings Nebraska a Burlington train tourist car saw a death and a birth almost together. John Kremer of Omaha died while en route from Denver with his wife. Mrs Oliver Westolph of Chicago gave birth to a child aboard the car.

Hastings Neb Burlington Here John Kremer Omaha Denver Oliver Westolph Chicago

Ill Luck Ends In a Fractured Bone at Central Station

Dan Beasy a 51 year old harvest worker from South Bend Ind fell from a Northwestern train at Grand Crossing after being forced from the car by a man seeking his cash. He suffered a broken collarbone and was treated by Dr Egan at central station. Beasy blames his misfortune on his second marriage and recounts years of hardship from Chicago to La Crosse.

Grand Crossing South Bend Ind Dan Beasy Beasy Central Station Egan Wesch van Buren Street Chicago Des Plaines Street Dan la Crosse

Lloyds Rate King’s Life At 20 Per Cent

London reports speculate on life insurance policies for King Alfonso of Spain. Lloyds and others set the rate at 20 percent, indicating the monarch is viewed as a high risk amid a revolution plagued monarchy.

Lloyds King London Alfonso of Spain

Penalty Test For Gas Meter Replevin At La Crosse

La Crosse Gas and Electric seeks possession of the meter from Harry Taggart after he failed to pay the due bill on time. Taggart offered six percent penalty, lower than the ten percent demanded, and was refused. Replevin papers issued. a test case is planned.

Harry Taggart la Crosse Gas and Electric Company Taggart

Convicted Man Granted Injunction Against Jail

Ed Benson convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary by Jude Brindley in county court. Through his attorney A C Wolfe he appealed and obtained an injunction stopping officials from carrying out the sentence. Case to be heard in circuit court. Mrs Robert Hauser visiting Bangor with friends.

Ed Benson Jude Brindley Benson A. C. Wolfe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Texas Georgia Arkansas California Michigan Yours Truly John C. Burns la Crosse Floral Co Ream & Butter Company Thetub Temar North Side Bottling Works la Crosse, Wis CNOA Women's New Garment Store Reiman & Tordt Wia W. A. Edwards M. D Victor Records Andre General Contractors N. Third Street Isvi Frank O'Hara Lanesboro W. Alexander of J. F. Lapitz Carl Lutz Jr Mary Louise Melrose Gautsch Roth Main Street Wabasha Party Bridge Party Cen Rexall Rexall Agency Wisconsin Erhart Intelligent Drug Service Erhart’s Robert Hauser Gautsch - Roth
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