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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

5

Tomah Bride Weds Lawyer in Pink and White Home Ceremony

Miss Jennie Davis of Madison became the wife of Frank W. Lucas, a Madison lawyer, at a home ceremony hosted by Mrs. Ella Goodyear in Tomah. The couple, attended by two flower girls, celebrated with a reception and wedding supper before departing by 11:05 train for a brief honeymoon and a Madison residence. Guests from Broadhead Madison Warrens and Chicago attended.

Tomah Wis Ella Goodyear Jennie Davis Madison Frank W. Lucas Carrol Goodyear Fannie Rowland J. G. Smith B. Lucas Broadhead F. M.davis E. Buell John Main Barber Warrens C. A. Goodyear Chicago

Birthday Party for Mrs. T. Torgerson

Mrs. T. Torgerson of 2108 George Street entertained Monday afternoon with a casual birthday gathering.

Knowledge of Food Proper Selection for Summer Feeding

A Texas mother praises Grape-Nuts as easy to digest and safe for infants, noting her five month old prize baby thrived on it. The letter explains Grape-Nuts is partially predigested by heat and time, aiding digestion and cell rebuilding, and invites reading The Road to Health booklet.

Texas Paris

Birthday午後 gathering noted at home

In honor of her birthday those present were Mrs. Nelson Mrs Henry Week Mrs Melba Mrs Sherwin and son Mrs Aine Mrs Wm Boyle Miss Mary Boyle Miss Olga Hanson and Mrs Joseph Boyle. Refreshments were served and the afternoon was spent very pleasantly.

Nelson Henry Week Melba

Yeomen of America Hold Social Evening at K P Hall

The Yeomen of America met last night at K P hall with a large attendance. After initiating a notably large class, the formal meeting was followed by a social evening featuring conversation music and dancing among members.

Yeomen of America K. P. Hall

Mrs Fries Hosts Five Hundred Event With Prizes

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. E. E. Fries entertained at three tables of five hundred. Prizes went to Miz T. M. Lidell and Mrs. A. L. Meigs. Guests included Mesdames Allen of Minneapolis T. M. Lidell Homer Hart Jr Orlando Hegge Clarence Johnson Hunt W. S. Frame Chase E. A. Gleason B. F. Holmes Neil Currie and A. L. Meigs.

E. E. Fries Miz T. M. Lidell A. L. Meigs Mesdames Allen Minneapolis T. M. Lidell Homer Hart, Jr Orlando Hegge Clarence Johnson Hunt W. S. Frame Chase E. A. Gleason B. F. Holmes Neil Currie

Social Briefs Miss Helen Bock Returns Home

Miss Helen Bock has returned to her home in New Albia after visiting Miss Laura Emery. Miss Laura Emery left last evening for Randolph Nebraska to spend a month with relatives.

Helen Bock Laura Emery New Albia Randolph, Neb

Wheeler Eldred Nuptials Celebrate Union At Wheeler Home

Marie Adelaide Wheeler and Arthur Gordon Eldred of Warren Pa wed in a Christ Episcopal ceremony. Rev C N Moller officiated as Martha Wilcox of Elgin Ill served as maid of honor, Albert Rockwell of Warren was best man, and the couple planned a Warren Pa honeymoon after a reception with about sixty five guests.

J. E. Wheeler Cass Street Marie Adelaide Arthur Gordon Eldred Warren Mendelssohn Kreutz Helen Wheeler Eleanor Edwards C. N. Moller Christ Episcopal Church Martha Wilcox Elgin Ill Albert Rockwell

Quake Death Toll in Italian Towns Expected to Stay Under Seventy Five

June 9 fifty bodies have been recovered from the quake ruins in Calitri San Sossol San Sele and other towns hit by Monday night’s shock. Authorities believe the total deaths will not exceed 75.

Rome Calitri San Sossol San Sele

Local notes and personals from Madison area

Local items report thanks to those who aided ill residents and attendance at church events. News mentions weddings, travel, sales at Peet's muslin underwear, county officials and council planning, and various residents visiting or returning from trips.

Wedding Gift Season Sterling Silver Linens and Gifts

The Wedding Gift Season offers insured gifts with a selection of sterling silver items. Six teaspoons in a silk case cost 83.75 and six dessert spoons in a silk case are 7.50 each set. other items include forks bouillon spoons cold meat fork berry spoon pie serves salad fork and various spoons priced from 95c to 1.15.

Local Visitors and City Council Meet In Town

Mrs John Iberg of Alma visits with Mrs Fred Flueckiger who is ill J R Wadden a W B A graduate named manager of St Paul Fire and Marine Aberdeen S D Elmer Heitman spends a few days at Fountain City Miss Adolphina Wiedmann returns home after visiting relatives Thermos battles at Hellfach jeweler J T Hudson and William Schaller Sparta attend Woodmen picnic Schaller celebrates 72nd birthday Arthur R Schulz returns from Minneapolis may relocate permanently Council committees water judiciary sewers meet at city hall to prep for regular council meeting tomorrow.

Math State Street Edward Crowley Anna M. Crowley John Arctic Ice and Fuel Co R. Wadden Aberdeen St. Mary's Church Condon State Highway Department Madison Mormon Coulee Geo. Powell Weins Prive Hellfach W. R. Casey Sparta B. P. Ellingwell Dubuque Peet's Main Street John R. Jones Leon Monroe County John Dengler Winona Nora Larson Westby Will Powell C. R. Benton American Free Trade League Boston Peet C. C. Looney Samuel Atkinson la Crescent Eucal Common Council Chr Thompson Spring Grove Lutheran Hospital Dietz A. E. Reierson S. S. Bray Lansing Moritz Kerndt, Jr Gateway City Victor Jacobson Joe Davidson la Crosse Will Stevenson Elsie Miller Weather Bureau Clara Tisdale Royal College of Sewing Frank Huber Alma John Iberg Fred Flueckiger J. R. Wadden St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co S. D. Elmer Heitman Fountain City Adolphina Wiedmann J. T. Hudson William Schaller Mr. Schaller Monroe Main Springs Arthur R. Schulz Minneapolis

Children to view Bunch of Kids at Majestic theater

The Home for the Friendless children will attend a Saturday matinee at the Majestic to see Harris and Robinson in a “Bunch of Kids.” Manager Frank Koppelberger arranged seating for all the youngsters to enjoy the juvenile cast in the veteran's birthday party sketch.

Koppelberger Majestic Theater Frank Koppelberger Harris Robinson

Weather Talk Pops Up In Everyday Conversation

A playful note on how often people discuss weather in daily chatter. The piece observes weather talk as a common topic spanning many conversations and small talks.

Glasses Offer Relief for Daily Headache Sufferers

A speaker urges readers to consider affordable eyewear to ease chronic headaches and nervous disorders. The message notes ongoing eye strain and suggests paying a small amount for glasses can improve daily life.

When a Woman Loafs She Calls It Shopping or Visiting

A witty old saying notes women loitering are framed as shopping or visiting. It questions if sunlight affects mood and playfully urges opening curtains to invite daylight.

Diamond Jo Boats Start Season Passengers Fly

The Diamond Jo passenger service on the Mississippi began yesterday afternoon with the St. Paul Quincy Sidney and Dubuque packet fleet sailing from their ports after thorough overhaul. The St. Paul and Quincy will operate St. Paul to St. Louis, while Dubuque runs the St. Louis to Rock Island short line.

Mississippi River Diamond Jo St. Paul Quincy Sidney Dubuque

Graduating Picnic a Huge Success at Local High School

The June graduating class enjoyed a very successful picnic yesterday afternoon. The entire class was released at two o clock to attend the event and all attendees had a great time.

Arctic fashion rages spark talk with two to speak coldly

If everything Arctic dominates fall, two or three figures are the focus for candid comment and scrutiny.

Irrigation Reclaims Homes and Lands in U.S.

R Insinger of Spokane speaking at the Hamilton club cites nine years of the National Declaration act reclaiming over 3 000 000 acres and with thirteen projects in abeyance will total 6 500 000 acres and homes for 3 500 000 people. He describes irrigation as fostering intensive farming, farm villages powered by electricity, and closer social ties without overcrowding.

Chicago Hamilton Club R. Insinger Spokane Wash National Irrigation Congress United States

Black seeks recount in 66 Pitt. districts over Dalzell race

Dr. Robert J. Black continues his bid against Congressman John Dalzell in Pennsylvania's Thirtieth district. He demands a recount in sixty six of the 171 voting districts, alleging errors and fraud in the primary returns and asserting he defeated Dalzell.

Pittsburg John Dalzell Robert J. Black Black Dalzell

Lees Cream Works Overnight on Burned Skin

Mrs Blitz reports severe facial burning after a raw windy auto trip. A 25c bottle of Lees Cream from Beyschlag's Drug Store was applied and by morning the symptoms disappeared. This account endorses Lees Cream as a prompt soothing remedy for skin irritation.

Blitz

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John C. Burns TRE Fashion Shop Yeomen Dancing Party Wheeler-Eldred W. T. Irvine Paris Cloak Company Corner Fifth Lot At Long Street Coats Onal Policewoman Vitagraph E. M. Young H. C. Evenson
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