North Side News Roundup Public notices and travels
Feed your chickens T P chicken promise eggs as groceries sell it. Mrs T Huntley departed for Kendall to attend the La Crosse Co F West convention in Detroit. Miss Sylvia Nelson and Mabel Jorss left for Kendall to join the La Crosse Valley Baptist Association. Mr Hudson shows improvement after serious illness. Miss Stella Brakke visited friends in Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Huntley
Kendall
la Crosse Co
F. West
Oneaves Street
Detroit
Mich
Sylvia Nelson
Mabel Jorss
la Crosse Valley Baptist Association
Wis
Hudson
Local Notices and Visits Roundup
Walter Blinston left yesterday for a Montana trip from 1524 Charles street. The Charles Street Norwegian Lutheran church plans an ice cream social tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mrs. Joseph Byers hosted friends at 1348 Kane street last night. Miss Villa North of Minneapolis visits Mr and Mrs William Dwyer at 632 Mill street. Mrs. Dwyer returned yesterday from Eau Claire Wisconsin. Anna Holberg aged 7 was surprised at 1403 Charles street yesterday for her birthday with supper and gifts. Mrs. Thomas Morris and Lily left yesterday for Montana to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Blinston
Charles Street
Montana
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Joseph Byers
Kane Street
Villa
Minneapolis
William Dwyer
Mill Street
Mil Street
Eau Claire, Wie
Anna Holberg
Thomas Morris
Lily
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
W. P. Christy
Janesville
English Lutheran Church
Cannon Falls
Minn
English Lutheran Synod of the Northwest
Geo. Powell
B. F. Keeler
Woodmen of America
Woodmen
Otto Klix
W. W. West
Ottawa
Ont
Will Powell
United States
George H. Gordon
Eau Claire
Charles Kabat
la Crosse
Fifth
Eucal
B. A. Yeomen
Helen Mandley
St. Paul
A. & C. Johnson Co
Main
Vance Pooler
Grafton Hall
Fond du Lac
Main St
John Dengler
Winona
Gateway City
L. D. Shoemaker
Market Street
N. H. Nelson
Many Enter High Class Tourney at Fair Grounds
Entries pour in for the high school class meet at the fair grounds on Saturday morning. Scholarship restrictions are withdrawn to encourage participation and a record number is expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Infielder Britton Signed by Outcasts
President Rooney of the local club announced a new infielder named Britton from Cleveland has been signed and will report for the Winona series tomorrow. Rooney has not decided where to use the new player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
Britton
Cleveland
Woodmen picnic and local notices fill Onalaska scene
Funeral of Henry Brooks of Onalaska held at the Methodist church attended by Woodmen. Brooks aged 48 leaves a widow and five children. Community gears up for Woodmen picnic with bands and drill teams as locals report travels and events. Various notices include new pastor arrival, court case public notices, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brooks
Onalaska
Miss Spear Under Surgeon’s Knife
Miss Margaret Spear daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Spear underwent an operation this morning at La Crosse hospital. A 914 pound tumor was removed by Dr Callahan. She is recovering rapidly with no complications anticipated. Her father J W Spear operates the boat livery below the wagon bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Spear
Joseph W. Spear
la Crosse Hospital
Callahan
J.w.spear
Prof Cawley Stricken at Breakfast Feels Back Nerve Affection
Prof Urquhart Cawley organist at Christchurch was suddenly taken ill at the Wilson house breakfast table with a nervous back issue. He is at La Crosse hospital for about two weeks. Mrs A T Clinton memorial service scheduled for tomorrow is postponed, choir practice will proceed tonight at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urquhart Cawley
Christchurch
Wilson House
la Crosse Hospital
A. T. Clinton
Woman speaks of her servant in plural even when none exists
A woman habitually uses plural pronouns to refer to a non existent servant. The speech pattern signals a habitual owner language or folklore phrasing rather than an actual household staff.
The Bachelor Enjoys a Good Time Whenever He Wants
A lighthearted observation notes that a bachelor can indulge in enjoyment at will, implying freedom and spontaneity in leisure. The remark signals social attitudes toward single life and personal choice.
Tessie Hickisch A Charming Bride
The marriage of Miss Tessie Hickisch daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hickisch and E Edwin Pick of West Bend Wisconsin was celebrated at solemn high mass at St Josephs cathedral at 9 this morning Rev Frank officiating An elaborate wedding breakfast followed at the bride parents home Decor featured cut flowers plants by florist Carl Schafer The bride wore white satin duchess with crystal and pearl trim and long veil The maid of honor wore pink crepe and duchess lace with pink sweet peas in her bouquet Several out of town guests were present and assisting ladies listed including Mrs Edwin Dittman and Mrs Albert Gantert The reception rooms housed a lavish centerpiece of roses lilies and ferns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Hickisch
W. J. Hickisch
E. Edwin Pick
West Bend
Wis
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Frank
Carl Schafer
Bertha Hickisch
John Pick
Lewiston
Mont
Rose Hickisch
Andrew Pick
Carl Noelke
Mary Pick
Clara
Dorden Pick
S. F. Mayer
Boden
J. A. Bach
Victor Hasting
Milwaukee
Lewiston, Mont
Edwin Dittman
Albert Gantert
Jennie Heileman
Flora Guenther
Ida Rau
Julia Hackner
Ida Boma
Maud Boyd
Olga Candrian
Florence Bechman
Lillian Kroner
Anna Bechman
Board of Trade Favors Two Day Junket Plan
The board discussed a two day junket for summer travel visiting multiple towns, weighing June trips to Lanesboro and Woodmen picnic in Wykoff. Tuberculosis survey funding of 75 dollars was approved for La Crosse, with city action possible. The Owen bill opposition and Senate support from Senator Stephenson were noted. A new constitution was adopted with updated membership rules and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Lanesboro
Minn
Wykoff
Doerflinger
la Crosse
Utermoehl
John J. Esch
Department of Health
Esch
Isaac Stephenson
E. S. Hebberd
the Tribune
Board of Directors
Committee
Annual Missionary Tea Held by La Crosse Local Union
The La Crosse Missionary Local Union meets at the Baptist church Friday June 10 for its annual gathering. Mrs Arthur Smith the Chinese missionary will speak and attend the event followed by the missionary tea. She has lived in China and will stay two weeks in West Salem and Sparta while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
la Crosse Missionary Local Union
Baptist Church
Arthur Smith
China
Dresbach Woman Surprised by Friends at Berlin Street Party
Miss Phillis Nichols of Dresbach was surprised by friends at her aunt Mrs Maynard’s home 1113 Berlin Streets Saturday afternoon. The gathering featured games music and a dainty supper with Gertrude Gunderson Genevieve Vali among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Nichols
Dresbach
Mrs. Maynard
Berlin Streets
Gertrude Gunderson
Genevieve Vali
Local Obituary Notices Name Several Residents
Beatrice Nichols Marcella Rice Etta Loeffler Verna Rowe Viola Loefler Stella Scholberg and Helen Scholberg are listed among recent obituary notices in the region. The brief death notices honor their memories and indicate the community’s loss.
Factory Visit Invitations Extend to Members
The article notes visits to several factories over recent months and states a general invitation will be extended to all members who wish to attend future visits. It emphasizes broader participation in upcoming tours.
James J. Hill Says People Will Suffer Over Rail Rates
In Paul Minnesota on June 8 James J. Hill of the Great Northern warned that the public will endure hardship if railroads are not allowed to raise rates where necessary. He argued for railroad rate flexibility to avoid economic strain on travelers and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT. Paul, Minn
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
If There Is No Reason She Will Love Him
The statement suggests that lack of reason for a girl to fall for a man may still lead to love. It proposes that affection can arise despite absence of explicit justification, reflecting romantic fatalism or intuition rather than logic.
Taft to Send Wilson and Meyer to Meet Roosevelt
President Taft asked Agriculture Secretary Wilson and Navy Secretary Meyer to travel to New York to greet former President Roosevelt on his return. The president’s aide Captain Butt will carry a letter welcoming Roosevelt home. Both secretaries were chosen as former Roosevelt cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Wilson
Navy Meyer
New York
Roosevelt
Butt
Meyer
No man has ever failed in busi ness from lack of advice
Quote asserting that business failure is not due to absence of counsel but to other factors, presented as a maxim. The line underscores the value of guidance while implying fault lies beyond mere advice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Maxeen
North Side
Bottling Works
TEE Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Stear
Main Street
Opp
Cathedral
E. M. Young
C. B. Stevens
McMillan Building
Prof. Cawley
W. T. Irvine
Charming Bride
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
la Crosse & Winona Packet Company
Wabasha
Advertising Committee
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Lyric Theatre
Christopher Columbus
Seville
Edison
Jupiter
Body Brussels
Axminster Rugs
Peter
Coral Gesizus
Axminster
Jim Hill
Teddy
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