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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1913

Page

5

Rushford Class Mourns Dead Graduating Student

Rushford Minnesota commencement for the class of 1913 was marked by sorrow as Jennie Hennessey, a top student who wrote the class poem, died after weeks of illness. Her diploma was presented at home, while the ceremony proceeded with a muted tribute and guests honored her memory with mourning bands and a reading of her poem.

Rushford Minn Rushford High School Opera House Jennie Hennessey Miss Hennessey Will Prof Craig Norman Sundby Louise Wight Bautly Oliver Wilson Hjalma Larson Karen Olson Alfred Melgard Carl Johnson Jack Lous

Window screens and doors at the right price

A local shop promotes a complete stock of standard window screens and screen doors offering the right selection at competitive prices for customers seeking durable affordable options.

Personal notices from La Crosse city visitors and locals

A dense list of names visits and stays in La Crosse with numerous travelers from Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Residents and guests include Mrs M J Ellingsen Mrs J A Peterson Roy K Peterson J A Erickson H L Skemp Walter C Perkins N O Marsh Nels Larson M QO Nelson G M Emerson William Townsend Alex Weis William Koch Landphair recommended for eye care Aiken and Perkins noted for Sunday stays and local business trips.

M. J. Ellingsen J. A. Peterson Roy K. Peterson John Los Angeles Als Dubuque Walter C. Perkins Prescott Wis H. Rippe New Albia Iowa Edward Solim Wonewoc W. J. Sizer Patch Grove Gateway City Transfer Co N. O. Marsh Pepin Nels Larson Spring Grove Minn M. QO. Nelson Rose Creek G.M. Emerson Lyle William Aiken Viroqua A. E. Perkins A. Kinsedahl Westby J. B. Kerrigan Norwalk Matt Lee Chaseburg Ray Hiscox Security Bank Milwaukee la Crosse

London Market Opens Quiet Amid Renewed Liquidation

The London market opened dull with renewed liquidation as American shares trend lower despite a rally in Canadian Pacific. Consoles fall while the general market declines. in the first hour Canadian Pacific rises 3 4, Amalgamated Copper down %, St. Paul up %, Southern Pacific down % and other American issues fluctuated.

London Canadian Pacific Amalgamated Copper St. Paul Southern Pacific

False Alarm Clears At Sawyer-Aus Tin Saw Mill

Fire department No 4 answered a call from the old Sawyer Aus tin saw mill yesterday at 2 45 P M. Crews found nothing amiss and officials believe the alarm was false.

Fire Department No. 4 Sawyer-Austin

Cardui touted in Tecumseh letter as life saver for women

A Tecumseh resident lauds Cardui, the woman’s tonic, claiming it saved her life and improved health after years of pain. The letter highlights Cardui’s claimed effects on female ailments and nerves, urging other women to try it and request treatment guidance from Chattanooga Medicine Co.

Cardus N. B Ladies’ Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga

Local Social Notes and Commencement at Viroqua High

Viroqua residents note visits and travels from Madison La Crosse Westby Cashton and Viola. Weddings and admissions mark the week with Dr Cronk son Kenneth making his home here and Ruth Rogers Mabel Olson and Bessie Weavill graduating from La Crosse Normal. commencement on June 26.

Henry Lindemann Chicago Frank Williams la Crosse Clyde Hamlin Washington H. D. Williams Floyd Potts Minneapolis Ed Lind Cushman Viola James J. Flemming Julia Strait Sparta F. W. Straw A.J. Beat C. F. Dah Madison Mary Beat Harvey Allen la Crosse Hospital Schreiner Westby Alice Upsahl Cashton H. P. Larson Cronk Kenneth Edwin Rogers Lewiston Mont Alma Nelson Richland Center Nicoli Nelson Fritz Woll Viroqua High School Alba A. Sweger Mary Graves Baraboo Orput Mary Coffland Oliver Helgeson Tom Thompson Eugene Wilson C. W. Graves Sherwood Coffland White Bear Lake Minn Ruth Rogers Mabel Olson Bessie Weavill

F. R. A. Plans Summer Events And Musical Comedy

The F. R. A. stage plans include a Thursday meeting to set summer social events with ice cream and cake served. Committees will organize a steamer excursion on the G. W. Hill while rehearsals continue for The Corner Drug Store set to debut June 19 with original script and new Chicago scenery.

G. W. Hill F. R. A. Dramatic Club Chicago

England to forego new poet laureate after Austin

London June 3 reports that King George regards the poet laureate post as obsolete and will name no successor to Alfred Austin. The position will lapse and remain a tradition of the British court.

London Alfred Austin England George Austin

Surprise party honors Ada Roehr and Arthur Roehr

Ada Roehr and brother Arthur were guests at a surprise party Sunday evening at 1610 Jackson Street hosted by Arthur Butterfield. Prizes were awarded to Arthur Roehr and Gus Beck for the gentlemen, Mrs. Butterfield and Lilah Falk for the ladies, with Mrs. William Hanson also receiving a consolation prize. Guests included the Butterfields, William and Mrs. Hanson, Gus Beck, G. C. Hyland, Lilah and Theodora Falk, Ada Roehr, and Arthur Roehr.

Ada Roehr Arthur Arthur Butterfield Jackson Street Cinch Arthur Roehr Gus Beck Butterfield Lilah Falk William Hanson G. C. Hyland Theodora Falk

Surprise serenade honors Mrs Brown at city hall home

A group of old neighbors surprised Mrs. L. L. Brown with a birthday serenade at the Browns 1032 Redfield Street residence last evening. The party included Mr. and Mrs. William Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willey Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald Mrs. Carl Forster Mrs. E. C. and Miss Emma Brown and Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and their son William. The event featured games music and a late hour lunch. Mr. Walker drove guests to the home in his automobile.

Amanda Eckleson Bernice Engh Jennie Hennessey Norman Sundby George Layne Ovidia Eiken Hilda Loeken Mattie Backman Iseberg Eva Backman Olaf J. Backman Chisholm Mr. Backman Edith Wyland Kjelland Stevens Ave Gary D. J. Sanford Winona Elizabeth Dugan Hungerholt Banty Atlanta General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Rushford First Presbyterian Church Pierce Guy Pierce Fremont Ed Fenstermacher Mill Street Lizzie Currie St. Paul Fergus Falls L. L. Streeter St. Charles Mr. Erwin Gus. Erwin William Kenyon Charles Willey John McDonald Carl Forster E. C Emma Brown William Walker William

Agnes Bertelson to Wed Henry Rennebohm in June

Mr. S Bertelson announces the engagement of his daughter Agnes to Henry W Rennebohm. The wedding is planned for some time during June.

Mr. S. Bertelson Agnes Henry W. Rennebohm

Motor Ride Honors Miss Olga Candrian Bride-To-Be

A German club hosted a post luncheon ride and picnic for Miss Olga Candrian in honor of her upcoming June wedding. The group traveled by three autos to Freidenker grove in Bostwick valley and returned by nightfall. Articles of silver were presented by the club to Miss Candrian and members included Mesdames Platz Pamperin Pamperin Hirshheimer Egan Sutor Watkins and Misses Guenther Hickisch Harrison Kroner and Candrian.

Olga Candrian Freidenker Grove Bostwick’s Valley Miss Candrian Mesdames Max Platz Louis Pamperin Paul Pamperin Louis Hirshheimer J. E. Egan C. F. Sutor Harry Watkins Flora Guenther Bertha Hickisch Miriam Harrison Lillian Kroner Anna Pamperin

Ladies Circle Hosts Entertained at St Pauls Universalist Church

The Ladies' circle of St. Paul's Universalist church will be entertained Thursday afternoon in the church parlors by Mrs. Trenwith, Mrs. John Costley and Mrs. T. B. Benton. Mrs. Kate Morse Collins, visiting at Mrs. Henry Palmer's home, will return to Minneapolis tomorrow. Mrs. James McCord will leave later this week for New.

St. Paul's Universalist Church Trenwith John Costley T. B. Benton Kate Morse Collins Henry Palmer Minneapolis James McCord New

Gifts for Young Men and Jewelry Deals

Waldemar Chains priced from two dollars, full dress combination sets two dollars and fifty cents, solid gold tie clasps from one dollar seventy five, solid gold cuff links three fifty, seven jeweled watch twenty year cake ten dollars. W T Irvine, jeweler, notes special gift focus at moderate prices.

W. T. Irvine

Bank of La Crosse May Crop and Business Outlook

The May crop report notes mostly favorable conditions for winter wheat with expected record production, though drought in parts of Kansas, Illinois, and Indiana dampens some outlooks. Rains aid grains elsewhere while oats and corn planting face delays. cotton shows regional variance. Overall business activity mixed as manufacturing slows on tariff expectations and bank clearings show a pause.

Kansas Illinois Indiana Northwest Dakotas Mississippi Valley Texas Atlantic

York and Will Sail From There for Europe

York will depart June 14 with a party for Europe and remain away until November.

York Europe

Bryan appoints Metcalfe to Panama Canal civil government

Secretary of State Bryan lands a job for partner Richard L. Metcalfe as associate editor on the Commoner. President Wilson agrees to appoint Metcalfe head of civil government in the Panama canal zone, with potential promotion to governor when civil administration begins.

Washington Bryan Today Richard L. Metcalfe The Wilson Metcalfe Panama—canal Zone

Free racing planned in New York at Belmont Park

Free racing is promised in New York as August Belmont announces the infield at Belmont Park will be opened to the public next Friday to revive interest in the sport.

New York Belmont Belmont of

Normal Glee Club Plans Evening Concert

The Ladies Glee Club of the normal school performs its annual concert in the normal auditorium under Miss Harriet B. Oltman. Fete Day at Myrick Park features model department children, a park picnic, and refreshments, with the normal band presenting a weekly concert during the fete.

Ladies’ Glee Club Normal School Harriet B. Oltman Myrick Park Model Department

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John C. Burns the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Thill-Manning-Whalen State Street Olivilo Dainty San Toy Mini Peckere San Tey Segeike & Kohlhaus Old Mill Tecumseh, Okla lIn Elisa Epperson Cardui Chas. Beyschlag Viroqua, Wis For All Fifth and Main Streets Batavian National Bank of la Crosse Metcalf Joe Glee Club
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