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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

5

CITY NEWS RHETORICALS AND SINGLE SESSIONS AT HIGH SCHOOL

Two senior Metoricals were delivered at the high School yesterday morning by Stanley Gordon and Newell Barber. Subjects included The e and The Black Hand. Single sessions are held this week with final examinations starting next week at 8 o'clock and finishing Wednesday, ending the school year. Flag Day June 14 will be observed nationwide with appropriate rites.

Stanley Gordon Newell Barber United States

Card Party and Dance by Mystic Workers

A Mystic Workers event titled Card Party and Dance scheduled for June 9 at the hall with admission 15 cents. The ad notes entry includes the price.

Mystic Workers Hall

Dissolution of U. S. Art and Premium Co partnership

Notice from La Crosse Wisconsin dated June 9 1909 announces the termination of the partnership of M J Turney L M Leland and Oscar Leland doing business as U S Art and Premium Company at 732 Rose Street La Crosse, Wisconsin by mutual agreement on April 3 1909 with M J Turney continuing the business and assuming all liabilities and collecting all debts.

la Crosse Wis M. J. Turney L. M. Leland Oscar Leland U. S. Art and Premium Company Rose Street Wisconsin

SINGER WILL YET MARRY SPRECKELS

Miss Mary Adele Case of Portland, a singer, declares the engagement to Claus Spreckels is broken and asks interviewers not to deem her a liar if she and Spreckels marry soon. Claus Spreckels will remain with his father John D. Spreckels in New York until Friday.

New York Mary Adele Case Portland, Ore Claus Spreckels John D. Spreckels Paris Cincinnati Portland Spreckels Miss Case

Meister Opens In Old City Livery On 6th Street

S L Meister now occupies the old City Livery once run by Hodge and Brambury. The firm adds new stock of carriages and horses and offers wedding and funeral outfits. It operates the citys only private ambulance and is said to have the states best livery outside Milwaukee. Reachable by telephone at No 19.

S. L. Meister Old City Hodge and Branbury Milwaukee Meister

Judge Higbee Begins Term in Viroqua

Circuit Judge Higbee started his duties as successor to the late Judge J. J. Fruit in Viroqua. Fifteen cases are ready for him and he plans to clear the circuit backlog within the year.

Higbee J. J. Fruit Viroqua

Personal notices from a Wisconsin city social page

A stream of brief items lists visitors and residents: R L Pace of Bagley Wisconsin, R Rubints of Mankato, John Dahl of Burr Oak, F C Kraft of Kendall, C H De Villiers of Lanesboro, A Kegel of Lansing Iowa, J H Halbert of Augusta, Henry Staggermeier of New Albia Iowa, and others visiting or returning home. Weekend events include a Woodmen picnic at Sparta Wisconsin on June 10 with a round trip fare of $1.00, and a traveling men’s ball game at League Park. Carriage ads, boat movements on the river, and notices of births, school graduations, and society guests appear throughout, plus job ads and notices of local business trips and visitors to Milwaukee, Chicago, and Omaha.

R. L. Pace Bagley Wis R. Rubints Mankato John Dahl Burr Oak F. C. Kraft Kendall Woodmen Sparta N.W H. de Villiers Lanesboro A. Kegel Lansing Iowa J. H. Halbert Augusta Henry Staggermeier New Albia League Park St. Paul Clyde Down W. W REO Elsen & Kneen Bangor Bangor. Born, To Dr. and Mrs. Murphy Fremont Neb Murphy Mildred Osberg John Hauser Sand Creek Onalaska Josephine Hintgen West Avenue South Janesville State School For the Blind George Powel Laura Newton John Webber Winnebago Street W. Torrance Milwaukee Will Powell C. J. Rose M. J. LaCourt Gateway City William Weigel Joseph W. Weigel South Sixth Street Fifteenth Street Ball Park Elva Bosworth Minneapolis Flynn California T. H. Spence Chicago George Huntington S. V. Underwood Hoyt Mr. Barns George Burton

Burglary at Onalaska Store Ends in Destruction

P. B. Frederickson general merchandise store in Onalaska was broken into Monday night. The burglar carried out about four dollars from the cash register and smashed the machine valued around $500 after prying a rear door open. Police are handling the case, believed to involve professionals.

P. B. Frederickson Onalaska

Week End Bargain News Notes

Local briefs list a string of movements and travels. Dolph and Mr and Mrs D W Chehenny left for Randolph by auto. Glen Gilliland shifts from Annapolis land school to the U S ship Tonopah at New London Conn. Florence Smith visits Rockford Illinois for summer. The T B B s met Myrtle Hoffman. Mrs Wm Jordan and daughter return from Harmony Minnesota. Albert Frohmacher returns from a four month western trip. Multiple members attend IT IO OF grand council and Rebekah lodges at Janesville. Hi H Hatch family moving to Milwaukee. Hazel Church of Winona visits Sparta. W T Jefferson of Madison in town on business. Senator Barker returns from Madison. Percy Howell goes to Minneapolis for a new position. Henrietta Muth of La Crosse visits Kittie Madden. Jewell Madden returns from visiting relatives in Minneapolis. Mrs Oscar Doxrud visits Fargo North Dakota.

Dolph D. W. Cheheny Randolph Glen Gilliland Sparta Land School Annapolis U. S New London Conn Florence Smith Rockford Ill Myrtle Hoffman Wm. Jordan Harmony Minn Albert Frohmacher West T. C. Longwell F. Brandt A. Goodman Grand Council Rebekah Janesville Hi. H. Hatch Milwaukee Miss Hazel Church Winona W. T. Jefferson Madison Senator Barker Percy Howell Minneapolis Henrietta Muth la Crosse Kittie Madden Jewell Madden Oscar Doxrud Fargo N. D

Plans completed for Sparta picnic and rail route rename

Sparta Wisconsin prepares a Western Wisconsin Picnic featuring head consul Wisconsin address and prize increases for Forester and Royal Neighbor teams. A new revue by Sparta High School captures attention while Trout Falls Route named for the railway’s summer resort plans include a hotel, cottages, pavilions, and landscaping. Local briefs note residents traveling, upcoming weddings, and a newborn for Judge and Mrs. R. B. McCor.

Sparta Wis Wisconsin Picnic Association Consul Wisconsin John Sparta High School Braun Sparta- Melrose Railway Trout Falls Earle Jefferson Madison Harley Jefferson Henderson N. C Josephine Biddison Milwaukee Roland Ayers Mound City Mont O. R. Mullin Minneapolis Etta Washburn Wonewoc John Hoffman Leo Falls R. B. McCor Jean Sullivan Clint Smith Ran

Miss Selina Kohlhaus Weds Mr Anton Linker In German Baptist Ceremony

Miss Selina Kohlhaus and Mr Anton Linker were married at the bride’s home in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Emil Berger of the First German Baptist church. About thirty guests attended as bridesmaids Misses Selina and Elsa Francksen and groomsmen Frank and Arthur Schwalbe, guests enjoyed a wedding dinner and music, and the couple departed on a midnight train for their honeymoon abroad.

Selina Kohlhaus Anton Linker Emil Berger First German Baptist Church Selina Elsa Francksen Frank Schwalbe Arthur Schwalbe Selina Francksen Valenciennes Caroline Claus Nellie Schick Maud Wallace Lillian Cagendish Daisy Cawley Mendelssohn Jacob Kohlhaus Linker

Montague Hosts Elegant Country Club Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Montague entertained Saturday evening at the Country club. Honored guests included Mrs. Hoyt and Mr. Barns of New York along with a list of social notables such as Mr. and Mrs. George Burton and Mr. F. A. Holbrook.

Montague W. B. Montague Country Club Hoyt Mr. Barns New York George Burton W. B. Tscharner T. H. Spence Hiram Goddard Charles Bottsford F. A. Holbrook

Day at Rice Lake Camp Ontario crowd enjoyed Sunday outing

A Sunday trip to Rice Lake at Camp Ontario brought cheerful company back by 8 o'clock. Attending were Messrs Andie Gilles Oscar Semingson Conrad Syverson Quincy Gage Ben McFadden Ralph McKenzie Arthur Sheldon and Misses Laura Davidson Elsie Albrechts Ajta Embury Margaret Harris Dora Harris and Mable Simonson.

Rice Lake Ontario Messrs Andie Gilles Oscar Semingson Conrad Syverson Quincy Gage Ben McFadden Ralph McKenzie Arthur Sheldon Laura Davidson Elsie Albrecht Ajta Embury Margaret Harris Dora Harris Mable Simonson

Fjelstad Weds Ristey At Avon Street Home

Miss Charlotte Fjelstad and Mr. George N. Ristey were married Wednesday morning at the bride’s home 1444 Avon street with Rev. E O Vik officiating. They departed on the fast mail for Minneapolis for their future home.

Fjelstad-Ristey Charlotte Fjelstad George N. Ristey Avon Street E. O. Vik Minneapolis

Mrs Laura Newton Guest of Bangor Relative

Mrs Laura Newton of Bangor visits her daughter Mrs John Webber at 1311 Winnebago Street for a few days remaining in town.

Laura Newton Bangor John Webber Winnebago Street

Wrecked cash register tied to Frederickson burglary

D M Donaldson local agent for National Cash Register returned from Onalaska with the smashed remains of the Frederickson store register taken Monday night. He plans to display the wreck in a shop window to warn owners to leave drawers open after closing, noting the base was axed while the mechanical part was undamaged.

D. M. Donaldson the National Cash Register Company Cty Onalaska Frederickson

Wife of Assfor Seeks Divorce and Alimony

Mrs. Assfor filed divorce proceedings against her husband Abraham Assfor a Syrian. She requested alimony during the suit and a restraining order, plus return of clothing and personal belongings. The court ordered Assfor to surrender her personal effects and pay her attorney fees.

Abraham Assfor Assfor Asstor

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