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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
2
An automobile driven by Edward Zimmerman struck two girls, Elda Geltrede and Helen Meyer, passing completely over their bodies with only minor injuries. Local notes include community visits and upcoming West Salem concert plans.
Over 100000 packages of Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder are used by German and Allied troops at the front. It rests the feet, prevents shoe toeing, and makes walking easy. Sold everywhere. 25 cents. Sample sent free. Address Allen H Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Public school here. Clara Bemis of Kellogg Idaho is visiting relatives. Mrs Bernie Darling shopped in La Crosse. Miss Lillian Sherman left for an extended Pacific Coast trip. Otto Kumna fined for selling liquor to minors. Majestic will show once weekly in June on Saturdays. Mrs Amy Richmond of La Crosse visited Bangor. Mrs Lawrence improves from illness. Mrs Otto Schuele of Norwalk returned home. Frank Bradley called to Dakota for brother’s illness.
Prince Bagration Mouchransky, son in law of Grand Duke Constantine, commanded a cavalry squadron and was killed in the battle that preceded Przemysl's fall, according to dispatches received today in Petrograd.
Archer Wayland meets June Rose upon her arrival at Westlawn. Daisy puffs up the visit with matchmaking talk while Mrs Wayland notes June’s plain look but hints at her charm. Archer battles disappointment as he encounters June Rose and scans her features, unsure if romance will bloom.
Archer arrives at Westlawn and confronts Jane Rose who is Daisy’s cousin in the rose garden. He rebukes her masquerade and declares they should begin their acquaintance anew amidst June sunshine and blooming roses.Jane reveals herself as Jane Rose, confessing, and accepts his ardent attention.
A historical note describes men with ample leisure who spend time shoveling snow from sidewalks, turning a routine civic task into a burdensome obligation during winter.
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