Odd Fellows and Rebekkas Plan Sunday Cemetery Ceremony
The Odd Fellows and Rebekkas will meet at the hall Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock and march to the cemetery to decorate graves. Mr Sears, the Mor rison pearl buyer, is in McGregor again. J K Gray has been on business in the west this week. The M E entertainment continues.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekkas
Rebekas
Mr. Sears
Morrison, Ill
N McGregor
J. K. Gray
West
Community notes and visits around Onalaska area
Social and church events mark a busy week with funeral attendance from Postville and Monona, health updates on Merwin Hagensick, travel of Mrs. Ferris to Harmony Minnesota, and Rev Father Peikert's return from Europe. Local residents visit Ste venson county, doctors travel, and weddings loom as two Onalaska girls plan June weddings.
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Daubenberger
Leithold
Geetz
Postville
Santer
Monona
Ernst Daubenberger
Mason City
Merwin Hagensick
M. Ferris
Harmony
Minn
Clara Currin
Albert Peikert
Clark
Stevenson County
Tll
Raffauff
John DeMond
St. Jo, Mo
W. F. Kramer
Bessie Larabee
Dusbuque
J. F. Widman
the Heights
G. Donaldson
W. A. Hall
Prairie du Chien
Anna Gilbert
Milwaukee
Will Knowls
Chas. Jordan
Carrie M. Buck
Luana
Senior class play delights Woodman hall crowd
In Onalaska Wisconsin the senior class play at Woodman hall drew a large audience Monday evening. A. Be Smith sold the J R Hartley residence on Second Street to M H Moe. Arthur Olsen came from St Paul for Decoration Day and Memorial Day services were held as usual with few flowers. A Decoration Day dinner was served at Weedman hall by city men for the returning ladies. Born to Mr and Mrs James F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Walker
N. B E
L. H. Whitback
Galesville
Onalaska High School
Woodman Hall
John Aiken
Prairie du Chien
Onalaska
A. BE. Smith
M. H. Moe
J. R. Hartley
Second Street
Arthur Olsen
St. Paul
Weedman Hall
James F
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Vitality
The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the whole system.
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Chamberlain
Prairie Du Chien Social Notes and Travels
Prairie du Chien residents host visitors from Louisiana and Montreal with summer plans on Michigan Street. Social rounds include gifts from the baseball club and a card-boosting contest. Local notables Geo Atwood W Utendorfer John A Haggerty attend events. summer travels take families to Chicago Montreal England Scotland Cavalier and La Crosse theater outings.
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England
Scotland
Geo. L. Atwood
Gays Mills
Madison
W. BE
Utendorfer
Spring Green
Cavalier
North Dako
John A. Haggerty
Feville
Charles Stull
Local notices mention visitors and health remedy
Mrs. Winter of Bagley visits Reverend Evas and family while Mr. Rice formerly of the Commercial hotel travels from La Crosse. Foley’s Honey and Tar is recommended for throat and lung troubles with many reporting relief from bronchitis asthma and consumption. O T Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Gessler Will Probate Reveals $20,000 Estate
The will of the late Mrs. Bertha Gessler was admitted to probate in county court yesterday. She left an estate of about $20,000. Besides her husband John Gessler, three other heirs are named Louis O. Henssler Otto W. Henssler and Mrs. Josephine A. Karel.
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Bertha Gessler
Servant Girl Charged With Stolen Trousers and Odd Items
Olga Reidner a domestic was charged after three old pairs of trousers one bottle of preserves a small drinking glass and a gilded ornament were found in her trunk at W S King 1701 Market Street. She pleaded not guilty and the case was continued for thirty days in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Reidner
Chary
W. S. King
Market Street
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Redpath
Henry N. Boehm
Ater — Teal
Mcgregor, Iowa
M. E
Mahin Messenger
Mahin Advertising Company
John Lee Mehin
American Trust Building
Chicago
Onalaska, Wis
Soc
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