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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
German M E Church at Clin ton and Berlin hosts Sunday school at 9 15 a m preaching at 10 30 Epworth League 7 15 and evening sermon 7 45 Rev W J Witter pastor A German school in reading writing and catechism meets Saturday at 9 am An invitation extended to the German public.
Nish M E Church and Norwegian Danish M E Church announce Sunday school at 9 15 a m worship at 10 30 a m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 pm. Sunday evening service on the South side at 15th and Winnebago streets begins at 8 o clock.
Norwegian Lutheran Church at corner Charles and Sill streets led by Rev. E. O. Vik offers services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. North Presbyterian at corner Logan and Avon streets holds sermon at 10:30 a.m. and an evening service at 7:45 p.m.
Norwegian Bethel announces Pastor O L Christianson with Sunday school at 9 a m services at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m for the congregation.
German Lutheran Church announces services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 am and an English evening service at 8 pm. Local parish details reflect standard worship times.
Trinity Lutheran church on Avon invites worship at 7:45 p m Sunday with Rev L S Marvick pastor preaching Rev R Anderson to preach Sun day school at 9 a m
Caledonia St M E Church with Rev V Ingham pastor announces morning worship at 10 30. The Rev J G Vaughn D D of Lawrence College will preach. Dr Vaughn heads the department of Comparative Religious at Lawrence College.
The article notes there will be no evening service and invites the congregation to join a large union service at King Street Church. An official board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
The Scandinavian Baptist Church on Charles and Logan streets offers Sunday services at 10 30 with Sunday school from 12 to 1 00 and the 6 30 B Y P U meeting. Evening service is at 7 30 and weekly prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Tabernacle Baptist Church with H B Hetherington of City Mission handling supplies. Morning service titled Mistaken Issues. Evening program features a Passion Play with stereopticon illustrations.
Albert Hale of La Crosse visited his sister Mrs G W Albert and family. Annie Thomas returned from Dubuque with her son B F Thomas. Fred Boquette and wife of Mankato Minn visited Mrs Gadsby. Steamers Clyde and RB Hershey passed downstream. Captain Bascom came from Cameron Mo after visiting his daughter Ada Corn. Mr and Mrs G E Larsen of Sioux Falls arrived for a few days. The Dohle family from Spring Grove attended L O Rud’s home and the opera house graduation.
Passengers report a theft on the North Western passenger train to the east. Anderson lost $35 from the smoking car. fellow passenger George W. McGarvey is held on suspicion after the money was found in his shoe. Conductor Pendergast and Brakeman Doone detained him at Minnesota City. he was taken to Winona for station exam.
Mrs Otto Spohnmer of Galena and Miss Bessie Upham of De Soto visited Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Albert. The Ferryville launch Lion arrived Tuesday with a large passenger list and some cases of eggs for the produce house.
The graduating class of the high school will hold a picnic next week at a nearby riverside location. Only June graduates may attend, and with about eighty five in the class it should be a sizable affair. A final package other note mentions a man wrapped up in himself.
Carl Rathke launched the 35 foot speed craft Russian Prince on the Black river. Reported speed 28 and a half miles per hour, the narrow beam boat with a 25 horsepower three cylinder engine. Rathke accepted a challenge for a race against a top Upper Mississippi rival.
Community notes list local visits moves and events on the North Side with names and addresses. Residents like Mrs. A R Hardy and H E Wheaton are noted along with social gatherings church groups and a funeral service for Mrs. Kendall. The Milwaukee fast mail No 55 arrived late by 35 minutes.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway awarded contracts to finish the last stretches of double tracking on the main Chicago to Minneapolis line. Work to be pushed through the summer with 70 percent completed by July 15, giving the St. Paul line the first double tracked route between Chicago and the Twin Cities.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will shift its regular meeting to Wednesday due to the Woodman picnic and dance. A large class of new members will be initiated that evening, with Yeomen memorial services slated for June 19.
The American House restaurant at 522 Mill Street, long a home for Milwaukee road railroad men, will discontinue business on Monday. Mrs. Mark Johnson, who ran it for eight years, retires from the restaurant trade but will continue rooming services elsewhere. For twenty years the site served railroad workers.
The Wendell-Phillips Debating Society elected Ed Johnson as president and Claire Bovee as vice president. Odin Strum became secretary, Clarence Fehlberg treasurer, John Stephl regent, and Guy Jollivette sergeant at arms. It completed its third year. ten members graduate in June, creating many vacancies next fall.
Frederick Kohler known as the Golden Rule chief and praised by Roosevelt was suspended by Mayor Baehr on charges of gross immorality habitual drunkenness and disobedience of orders in Clebeland Ohio state this week.
In a terse quip from Fliegende Blaetter, a father questions a suitor who replies that the 80,000 marks dowry cannot be avoided, underscoring a clash between love and wealth in a marriage proposal.
Western Wisconsin Woodmen Picnic details parade events and contests at Pettibone Park on Thursday. Grand band concert at courthouse square starts 9:30 a.m. parade formation led by Col. Holway includes police, bands, Forester and Royal Neighbors groups. After lunch at river front pavilion, speeches by Mayor Sorensen and visiting mayors, then afternoon contests: pig catching, pole climbing, indoor baseball, running events, sausage contest, races, tug of war, ball throwing, spoon race and more bands and parades continuing along the river front.
A fragment notes the Mississippi river event promising cash prizes and free bridge access this day, indicating a promotional action tied to an upcoming celebration or contest. The readable text mentions prize money for participants and free passage over the bridge on the specified day.
The Artemis club gave a luncheon at the high school for the Debating Society last night. Prof Gronert acted as master of ceremonies.
Detroit reports many lodges back aspiring candidates for the grand secretary post in the annual joyfest. George D. Bostick of lodge Grand Rapids is among the prominent aspirants in the race for the coveted and responsible position.
A man identified as Us Saunders of Greenville Mississippi sustained injuries to his left leg arm and shoulder when struck by a passenger at 9 25 pm in the east.
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