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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
4
Miss Elva Olson of Avon street and Clarence Silloway of George street quietly united in marriage, ending a discreet engagement that surprised family and friends in Winona.
An elderly Baird resident credits Postum with curing chronic pains and digestive issues after quitting coffee. He notes his bowels regulated and pains vanished within two weeks, and his son also improved. The letter promotes Postum and hints at a Wisconsin Road to Wellville feature.
The La Crosse Gun Club completed its second annual shotgun tournament with ideal weather and solid local support. Scores from yesterday’s 200 targets show Bills 191 Hughes 189 Clancy 189 Jock 188 Schauffler 187 Stannard 186 and others, as out-of-town shooters left for home or upcoming events. The day also noted a funeral at Charles Street Lutheran and various local social updates among residents and visitors.
The June 5 dance at Campbell hall is postponed by the committee. A heavy Tuesday rainstorm did not affect railroads into the city as the downpour was brief and caused no serious roadbed damage.
G B Rice government architect of Washington is in the city to review plans for the post office addition. Heating and plumbing receive special consideration. Contracts cannot be let until approval is received from the postoffice department in Washington, so work will start several months hence.
Thresa Stoll a 12 year old daughter of Matt Stoll of 1308 Jackson street fell while roller skating yesterday. She sustained fractures in both bones of her left arm near the wrist and was treated by Dr Bechmann.
F Augustus Heinze was arraigned before Judge Hough in the United States circuit court on a new indictment charging misapplication of Mercantile National Bank funds in March and October 1907. He pleaded not guilty with motion rights. The case was set for next Friday with $50,000 security already posted. The indictment details misused funds totaling over two million dollars through 1907 loans lacking proper security.
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