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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
5
A seven member class will receive diplomas at the Om Alaska school graduation exercises in the Woodiman hall completing four years. The class play The Supreme Six imitated by six girls and one boy. Rev Hocking delivered the baccalaureate sermon last Sunday. tonight Attorney Orie Bosshard will address the class. The program is full tonight with music from the Girls’ Glee Club and the song Wiegerlied.
The store advertises a complete line of new jewelry and gifts for graduation, highlighting gold pins, cuff buttons, chains, spoons, watches, bracelets, signets, rings, and pens with wide price ranges and free monogram engraving.
The program lists Ada Richmond in The Power of Wit, essays and selections by students including Mexandria as Seat of Learning Sarsh Hanson a song Rainy Day by Boy's Sextet Our Navy Florence Cox an oration Napoteon Bonaparte Emma Hall Lato Miss Rinne address by District Attorney Bass diploma presentations J M Pierce Morning Ramble song by High School Chorus and a benediction by Rev C L Hocking.
The first city in the state to announce as a candidate for the next GW convention is Sparta. Forty delegates arrived this morning, vowing to pursue the effort with full energy. Despite being the smallest eligible city, Sparta boasts a council of forty, all described as hustlers.
City visitors including Mr and Mrs Chis and Mrs Alfred Blur spend weeks here while Mary Jansky and Moss head to Milwaukee for a several week stay. Mount Vesnsville eruption draws Bijou crowds. Local notices include weekly council meeting, theater ads, and travel announcements. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Dow Congdon.
A fragmented item mentions a Fat Woman as a hindrance in public transportation and living spaces, and references a patent remedy and 35 cent Tldllister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. Commissioner Arthur J. Roberge announces a pile driver repair will start tomorrow at the baths to drive piles for cribs, with baths expected ready by early next week. Dr George Powell is cited as consulting physician. Electric fans priced at $9 from A O Colby. A Christian EndeavorIdeal union meeting is noted at First Congregational church with program refreshments and a banner award on the percentage.
Fragmented notice notes a beauty claim linked to Rocky Mountain Tea with a druggist reference and large numbers of applications for help. It mentions employment locations in La Crosse Oshkosh Superior and Milwaukee, a Dr W Powell women’s diseases expert, and a Bijou entry. A separate notice dissolves the partnership between John Alexander and Henry Verkine.
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