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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
4
Peter Peterson a Milwaukee railroad switchman and resident of the North side wed Miss Clara Heinz of Sparta at Sparta. The couple, after keeping the news for about two weeks, planned a honeymoon trip to Chicago.
The remark suggests elocution should not only train speaking technique but also teach proper timing about when to speak. It argues that knowing when to articulate thoughts enhances overall communication effectiveness.
Pittsburg June 4 Mike Milko amateur heavyweight champion of western Pennsylvania started to get married but was stalled in a police station with numerous bruises. He boasted of being best man in the house and whipped a bartender a mail carrier and several policemen before being overpowered. He may still marry if released today.
A playful exchange reveals a love triangle brewing as one partner fears others share the spotlight. The dialogue hints at competing loyalties and a hidden complication within their relationship.
The Copeland Park Motor Boat Club plans a timber boat track into Black River at St. Cloud Street. It will aid members by docking boats for repairs and launching new craft. A crank operated cradle will move boats along the track.
A terse note discourages convincing others about liking cold baths, warning that effort to persuade about impossible tasks is wasted.
The La Crosse Valley Baptist association holds its 57th annual session at Tomah June 10 11 and 12 with Rev H B Leonard and Rev W A Billings speaking. The program covers devotional meetings Bible study B Y P U reports ministerial topics and a closing picnic dinner at the U S government school.
North Side residents and friends are listed visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Mrs. A. J. Carter and daughter Elizabeth in Aurora, F. Cone returning from Chicago, and Miss Myrtle Nelson from Bowman North Dakota visiting the north side. Various stays in Durand Savanna Chicago Minneapolis and other towns noted.
The Davis cup series kickoff Friday in New York with the Australian and American teams. Mayor Gaynor will present the first box of balls to players in the opening singles contests.
George Estabrook Brown of Philadelphia, a crack half miler, will lead Yale’s track team next year. He defeated John Paul Jones in the half mile at the intercollegiate games last Saturday and also won his event in the Harvard and Princeton meets. Brown was elected captain at a meeting held last night.
Son Donald of Milwaukee and Miss S Kavenaugh employed in Portage are guests of friends on the north side for a few days. Miss Kavenaugh is visiting her parents at 527 Caledonia street.
President Chivington of the American association said he will suspend any player who provokes a quarrel during a game for the remainder of the season. He had earlier fined six players for offensive conduct on the diamond.
Burns farmer Owen Hughes collected $100 for ten wolf scalps with half paid by the county and half by the state. He received the certificate from County Clerk Bert Jolivette. The find included one grown mother wolf and nine whelps, each valued at five dollars to both the county and the state.
Judge Edward Cronon reports two chairs borrowed from Elbertson and White by the G. A. R. were placed in Oak Grove for Memorial Day and later vanished. He urges return of the borrowed property as soon as possible.
The Chicago Passenger No. 516 leaves Mankato at 6 10 a m and stops at Rochester at 9 27 a m Winona at 11 40 a m and La Crosse at 12 55 p m daily. The car offers a luxurious observation parlor and provides through service to Milwaukee Chicago and intermediate stations. Similar service northbound.
M. O. Larson of Viroqua is in the city visiting friends and relatives for a few days.
Miss Marie Peterson, a visiting nurse under the Associated Charities, was taken to Lutheran hospital with a nervous breakdown. She may need extended rest, and a substitute is covering her duties as the health department notes limited effort to replace her this term due to the school schedule.
The Senate inquiry into tariffs unsettles Washington with opposition from several millionaire senators. Notable figures include Senator Newlands of Nevada, an extensive mine owner, and Senator Warren of Wyoming with sheep interests. The committee includes Cummins, Reed, Overman, Walsh, and Nelson.
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