Panzlau and W F Wolfe to Speak at Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held at Oak Grove cemetery with graves decorated in Catholic and Woodmen of America plots. At 1:30 pm members will gather at Woodman hall and march to the cemetery where Rev Panzlau will deliver the memorial address with W F Wolfe as afternoon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Oak Grove
Woodman Hall
Panzlau
W. F. Wolfe
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. L. Wallace
J. W. Carlyle
J. J. Rees
W. E. Hoerner
Frank Metz
Geo. Rief
E. W. Chamberlain
L. N. Reid
James Clark
Jos. Richter
F. W. Koerner
J. A. Westergaard
A. F. Youngberg
C. J. Farnam
Edward Meyer
Mill Work Ad Claims Superior Prices and Quality
A local advertisement touts sash doors hardwood interior finish and fixtures for store office bank and bar use. It asserts better results than competing mills at no higher prices and urges readers to place their contracts with the advertiser for all mill work needs.
Frederick Company Opens New Offices on Fifth Street
The Frederick Publishing company, long based in the McClellan building at Front and Main, moves to 209 South Fifth Street and will use this building as headquarters. The firm, led by publisher George B. Frederick, is a major advertising agency and publishes Northwest Trade Journal, a leading national trade publication. The new offices are being attractively finished and enhance South Fifth Street’s commercial importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Publishing Company
McClellan
Main Streets
South Fifth Street
Frederick Company
Northwest Trade Journal
George B. Frederick
Be tween the Acts senior class play cast listed
The graduating class announces the Be tween the Acts cast with Dick Comfort, Herbert Moss as Dick, Carol Cotton as Edith, Mrs Meander as Aunt Clementina, Helen Anderson as Aunt Clementina, Stella Sheely as Sarah the French maid, Ben Brindley as Harris the butler, Norman Kelley as Dick Merrigale, and other roles filled by George Anderson and Norman Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Comfort
Herbert Moss
Edith
Carol] Cotton
Mr. Meander
Clementina
Notice to Stockholders of La Crosse Street Railway
Notice to stockholders announces La Crosse & Onalaska Street Railway annual meeting in La Crosse Wis on June 7 1910 at 2 30 p m. Stock pack closes May 9 and reopens June 8 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Oak Grove Cemetery Opens More Hours
Oak Grove cemetery entry permits holders are notified that trustees have extended hours. Beginning now admission is allowed from 8 a m to 8 p m daily. Signed by J B Medary president on behalf of the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Cemetery
J. 8. Medary
Woodmen picnic draws crowds at Pettibone park
Local notices show a Baptist excursion to Winona June 7 and a Woodmen picnic at Pettibone park set for June 9. Other items report a Spartan city burial, medical visits, Steamer W. W. excursions from La Crosse to Winona, and community events in La Crosse with coats of ice, livery services, and upcoming dances.
Hayrack Party for Mrs Kartheiser by Embroidery Club
A hayrack party hosted by the U S Embroidery club honored Mrs P J Kartheiser who departs soon for the west. Guests and photos were taken at the bluffs after supper. Frieda Haefner hosted a china shower for her sister Louise Haefner, with Louise later honored at parcel and tin showers hosted by Nellie Oehler and Amelia Brinkman respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Embroidery Club
P. J. Kartheiser
West
Bluffs
Wm. Laylin
J. Winters
Gaulke
Culp
C C. Pendergast
Ed Boyle
Botz
W. R. Woods
Graff
Franklin
H. Morris
Clark
Triplette
P. J. Kareheiser
Frieda Haefner
Louise Haefner
Nellie Oehler
Amelia Brinkman
Noble and Fowler Host River Outing for Miss Peck
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. C. H. Noble and Mrs. F. H. Fowler entertained a party of young girls in honor of Miss Alice Peck of Chicago by taking them up the river on the Fowler launch. The group included Alice Peck Dorothy Helen Charlotte Smith Dorothy Wing Eleanor Schweizer Eleanor Freeman Margaret Farnam Margery Gordon Jeannette Hankerson Laura Cunningham May Atkins Helen Anderson Charlotte Harpell Elsie Halik and Mable Schick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Noble
F. H. Fowler
Alice Peck
Chicago
Fowler
Dorothy
Helen
Charlotte Smith
Dorothy Wing
Eleanor Schweizer
Eleanor Freeman
Margaret Farnam
Margery Gordon
Jeannette Hankerson
Laura Cunningham
May Atkins
Helen Anderson
Charlotte Harpell
Elsie Halik
Mable Schick
Mrs C L Baldwin Hosts Thursday Afternoon Coffee
Mrs. C. L. Baldwin entertained a number of ladies at an informal coffee Thursday afternoon, sharing conversation and refreshments in a friendly gathering.
Luncheon Honors Miss Tessie Hickisely and Guests
Mrs. F. A. Gantert hosted a small luncheon today honoring Miss Tessie Hickisely and her guests Miss Theckla Pick and Miss Clara Pick of West Bend Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gantert
Tessie Hickisely
Theckla
Clara Pick
West Bend
Wis
Right Reverend Webb to Lead Services at Christ Church
The Right Rev W W Webb bishop of Milwaukee will conduct services at Christ Episcopal church tomorrow and will be a guest of Mrs G C Hixon while in the city. Also noted are visits from T H Brittingham of Madison to J M Hixon, Ethel Burnham en route to Madison, Mrs Fred B Smith returning from Lake Okoboji, and the birth of twins to Mr and Mrs G F Kroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Webb
Milwaukee
Christ Episcopal Church
G. C. Hixon
T. H. Brittingham
Madison
J. M. Hixon
Ethel Burnham
Agricultural School
Parkersburg
Fred B. Smith
The
Stoddard
Lake Okoboji
G. F. Kroner
Local Society Notices of Weddings This Week
Miss Tessie Hickisch and Edwin Pick of West Bend Wisconsin to marry Wednesday at St Joseph Cathedral. Miss Marie Adelaide Wheeler and Arthur Gordon Eldred of Warren Pennsylvania to wed Wednesday evening at the bride’s home. Out of town guests include Miss Martha Wilcox of Elgin Illinois maid of honor and Mr and Mrs P H Brockway of Kansas City plus Mr and Mrs J M Kehler and Mrs George Tower of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Hickisch
Edwin Pick
West Bend
Wis
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Marie Adelaide Wheeler
J. E. Wheeler
Arthur Gordon Eldred
Warren, Pa
Martha Wilcox
Elgin
P. H. Brockway
Kansas City
J. M. Kehler
George Tower
St. Louis
Pupils Recitals At La Crosse School Of Music
Mr. Harry A. Ross announces two pupil recitals at the La Crosse School Of Music on Wednesday and Thursday evenings June 8th and 9th. The event showcases student performances under the director in a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Ross
la Crosse School of Music
Blatz-Blitz Anecdote At Beyschlag Drug Store
A light exchange recounts how Blatz dropped two Lees Cream bottles on the Main street sidewalk after leaving Beyschlag's Drug Store. The speakers tout Lees Cream as a wind roughened and sun burned skin remedy favored by Mrs Blatz and many ladies. They end with an invitation to join for ice cream at the Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blitz
Blatz
Beyschlag
Main Street
Public Recitals At Masonic Temple This Evening
The school sponsors two annual public recitals at the Masonic temple at 8 o clock with no admission charge. The programs showcase work from different departments and feature piano, vocal, reading, mandolin, violin, and orchestral selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Correct Swimming Schedule Adjusted At Y M C A
The hours for the special swimming instruction at the Y M C A are changed to fit the new training times. The schedule lists sessions by day with assigned rooms including Washington Washburn Longfellow Lincoln Hogan Jefferson Hamilton Webster Franklin Logan Lutheran and times from 9 to 4 with gaps for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washburn
Longfellow
Lincoln
Hogan
Jefferson
Hamilton
Webster
Beware of the man who laughs at all your jokes
A wry saying warns that a person who laughs at every joke is likely planning to borrow money from you. It notes that many people would plead guilty to negligence if truth were known.
Professor Denies A Love Affair
New York on June 4. Professor Harry Thurston Peck denies the allegations in a breach of promise suit filed by Ther Quinn, a newspaper and magazine writer now living in Cambridge Massachusetts. The professor called the suit a lawyer's trick and refused further comment. The plaintiff's attorney is Daniel O'Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbus University
Esther Quinn
Cambridge
Mass
Daniel O’reilly
A Loose Tongue Indicates a Tight Fist
A proverb-like remark noting that candid speech can precede forceful action. The saying links openness with potential constraint or aggression, implying that honest talk may bring swift, firm responses.
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Minn
John C. Burns
Butter Company
Geo. H. Corsan
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Stage
Opp
Cathedral
Segelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing Co
Winona
L. L. Brown
Pettibone Park
Sparta
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
C. S. van Auken
Interstate Fair Association
Geo. Powell
W. A. Edwards
American Medical Association
Cowie
Whitehall
State Board of Control
W. W
Lansing
Armena Pratt
M. B. Donehower
Nellie Phillippy
State Hospital
Mendota
la Crosse County
Sane Asylum
Robert Isler
Oldphone
Ed Culver
Wisconsin House
South Third Street
Adams Exo Company
Culver
K. K. Hagestad
Ettrick
Gale College
Assembly
A. W. Twelme
Bishop Koudelka
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Wenceslaus Church
Gertrude Hogan
George Hagaman
Llistman Mill
Will Powell
Gilbert Gilbertson
Mormon Coulee Road
Dietz
C. L. Foss
A. Bergseth
Leroy Shackley
Pearle Eaton
Tomah
Savana
Emma Fegen
Watertown
S. D
R. Nedvidek
Oer
William Sherwood
Lanesboro
Woodmen
Fred Hiret
Ents
Odin Anderson
J. E. Keizer
Onalaska
Waterman’s Hall
Park Store
Midway
Nelson
Mayme Gittens
Holmen
K. O. Goarder
O. B. Cooper
F. F. Fowler
DeSoto
T. P. Benton
South Sixth Street
Emil Steinmetz
St. Paul
Dresen
South Seventh Street
Irvine
la Crosses Greatest Jewelry House
W. T. Irvine
Optician
College of Optics
Washburn - Grosbys
Goldmedal
Menaly On
Fou
Swat
Pacific Electric Company
P. S
Blitz and Blatz
Fine American Cut Glass
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
F. A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
George J. Gould
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Cricago
Western
Taft
Wickersham
H. C. Evenson
Edward
Miss Quinn
Prof Peck
Cupid
Castoria
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