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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1914

Page

5

Community notices and social visits fill Bangor page

Personal notices list Lb A Yeomen dance tonight and many visitors and excursions. Breworkers Minshall recuperating after operation while Miss Vivian Fuller and Miss Rose Stathem return from La Crosse area. K of P trips on G W Hill scheduled for June 12 with day and moonlight sailings.

Lb. A. Yeomen Edward Hussa R. W. Davis Doering Henry Trepke M. Wakeman la Crosse Bangor G. W. Hill A. P. Minshall Viroqua Sparta Marguerite Valley Lansing Howard Secor la Crosse Street Winona Vivian Fuller Galesville Rose Stathem la Crosse Hospital Winnebago Street Edmund F. Cronon University of Pennsylvania A. J. Phillips West Salem

Shippers Win Case in High Court Ruling on Rail Rates

Washington June 9 Shippers from San Francisco and Los Angeles won their industrial switching charge dispute against the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads. The Supreme Court reversed a Commerce Court decree that voided an Interstate Commerce Commission order mandating the railroads to stop charging 2 59 for delivering freight cars to industrial side tracks.

Washington San Francisco Los Angeles Santa Fe Southern Pacific Supreme Court Commerce Court Interstate Commerce Commission

Wheat crop outlook rises in Nebraska with rains

Nebraska farmers anticipate a bumper wheat season as Secretary Mellor of the state board of agriculture reports a ten to twelve percent increase in wheat acreage over last year. Nearly all areas have received good rains and damage remains slight.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Mellor State Board of Agriculture

Griffiths Europe bid eyed after Akron bout

Akron lightweight Johnny Griffith wrapped up training for his ten round clash with Willie Jones of Brooklyn set for Thursday night in Akron. Griffith disclosed plans for several European bouts and a possible foray abroad after the contest.

Akron Ohio Johnny Griffith Willie Jones Brooklyn Griffith

Notice of Sale in La Crosse County Wisconsin

In La Crosse County Wisconsin the estate of Josephine Kienzle deceased will sell at public auction on June 24 1914 at 9 a m at the east door of the court house La Crosse lands described as Lot 4 in Block 3 Burns addition to La Crosse Wisconsin, administratrix Agnes Kienzle. Attorneys Baldwin and Bosshard represent the administratrix.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Josephine Kienzle la Crosse County of Burns Agnes Kienzle Baldwin & Bosshard Administratrix

End of Regular School Day and Exam Start

High school pupils ended their day yesterday at twelve fifty. The looming final exams begin this morning and run through tomorrow, affecting a large portion of students.

Celebrate Anniversary Of Lutheran Bodies In Milwaukee

Delegates from Milwaukee Lutheran churches marked the tenth anniversary of the Wisconsin and Missouri Synod at a spring festival hosted by the Lutheran Home for the Feeble minded in Watertown. The Rev. H. L. Pflug of St. Andrew's Chicago delivered the principal sermon on Be merciful, even as thy Father. The Rev. F. H. Eggers of Watertown, home chaplain, outlined the home’s history and growth.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin and Missouri Synod of Lutheran Churches the Home For

Druggist advert promotes mail and phone orders for remedies

CHAS BEYSCHLAG, Druggist, invites customers to call or mail for toilet preparations prescriptions family recipes patent medicines and other remedies. He offers free phone orders and mail orders by parcel post or express delivery, emphasizing prompt fulfillment of orders.

Chas. Beyschlag

Encampment at Madison Plans Completed for G A R

Madison Wis June 9 Plans for the state G A R encampment were completed with the arrival of most delegates about 5 000 visitors expected for the annual meeting of the Grand Army Women s Relief corps and other affiliated groups Headquarters are at the Park hotel Madison decorated in elaborate style Camp Randall will again host a reunion marked by a campfire and speeches Wednesday with Lieutenant Governor Morris as speaker Introduction by Voyta Wrabetz Further sessions include a mass meeting at the University gymnasium and an address by Washington Gardner The capitol dome will be illuminated for the first and last time as a flag waves atop the new dome and flagpoles rise on the wings

Madison Wis Grand Army Woman’s Relief Corps Ladies of the Daughters of Veterans Daughters of the Sons of Veterans Park Hotel Capitol Park Woman's Relief Corps Elks’ Club Assembly Capitol A. J. Wood A. H. Yayser McGovern Camp Randall University Gymnasium Agnes C. Gordon Waupaca Capitol Square Washington Gardner

Junior Banquet Next Saturday at Normal School

The juniors invite faculty and seniors to a banquet at the Masonic Temple next Saturday evening served by Baptist church ladies. It is a major season finale event with Prof Bridgham as toastmaster and speeches by Miss Janet Anderson Miss Lillian McSorley Prof Bernhardt and Prof Homer E Cotton addressing both old and new faculty.

Normal School Masonic Temple Ladies of the Baptist Church Bridgham Janet Anderson Idea Lillian McSorley Bernhardt Homer E. Cotton

Thanks for support in illness and death of Mrs. Master

The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends who assisted during the illness and death of their wife, daughter, and sister Mrs. Fred Master. They praise floral offerings and especially thank Mrs. A. Dearborn for steadfast help, naming several other supporters by name.

Fred Master A. Dearborn Master Albert Schmidt Frank Schmidt William Schreiter Edward Olson

Gets Fifteen Days For Drunk And Disorderly

Joseph Demon a colored man from Fort West Texas drew fifteen days in police court after being drunk and disorderly this morning. He gathered up his jag on the north side.

Joseph Demon Fort West Texas

Society Tea at Country Club Hosts Honoree from Salt Lake City

Mrs D G MacMillan and Mrs F C Suiter hosted a society tea at the Country Club from four to six this afternoon. One hundred invitations were issued. The event honored Mrs Barrett of Salt Lake City, guest of Mrs Suiter.

D. G. MacMillan F. C. Suiter Country Club Barrett Salt Lake City

Bride-to-be Dora Pitz feted at parcel shower

Miss Emma Weimar and Mamie Bogner hosted a parcel shower for Dora Pitz who will wed in June at 1228 Adams Street. Guests included Bertha Lacher, Bertha Bogner, Helen Kabat, Theresa Kraft, Tillie Prille, Hildegard Newburg, Marie Strausser, Freida Weimar, Alvina Weimar, Mrs. George Huebner, Mrs. John Pitz, Emma Weimar, and Mamie Bogner.

Emma Weimar Mamie Bogner Dora Pitz Miss Weimar Adams Street Miss Pitz Bertha Lacher Bertha Bogner Helen Kabat Theresa Kraft Tillie Prille Hildegaard Newburg Marie Strausser Freida Weimar Alvina Weimar George Huebner John Pitz

Lees Celebrate Tango Party At Country Club

Mr and Mrs Andrew Lees hosted a tango party Thursday evening at the Country Club. The social gathering featured guests and dancing in a festive downtown venue reported in local society notes.

Andrew Lees

Social Briefs Cover Local Travel and Visits

Mrs. P. S. Davidson left this morning for Portage to spend a week with friends. Mrs. Alex Hyslop toured Sparta Leon and Cataract last week and returned Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Barrett of Salt Lake City visits her brother Dr. F. C. Sutter. Mr. Barrett has gone to New York but will join his wife later.

Emma Roggensack Lansing Veronica Lager New Albia la Crosse W. C. Gray Sparta Winona G. W. Hill M. Fautner Viroqua Henry Salzer Chicago Ed. Woodhouse Victory Martin Aspen Soldiers Grove Max Usher J. M. Furstman P. S. Davidson Portage Alex Hyslop Leon Taract J. W. Barrett Salt Lake City F. C. Sutter Barrett New York

Notice of Application to County Court in La Crosse

Notice states a special term of the Wisconsin La Crosse County Court Probate division on June 30 1914 at 10 a m. Barbara Miller administratrix of John Miller deceased seeks settlement and allowance of her final account and assignment of residue to entitled persons. John Brindley county judge orders the matter heard.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Court House la Crosse Barbara Miller John Miller Shelby John Brindley

Aylward Denies Senate Withdrawal to Run for Governor

Madison June 9 John A Aylward Democratic candidate for United States senator returned to Madison and denied plans to withdraw to run for governor The report lacks his consent or knowledge Aylward also refutes rumors of M A Hoyt of Milwaukee considering a Democratic gubernatorial bid and notes a rumor Charles H Weisse of Sheboygan Falls may announce a Senate candidacy within ten days

Madison Wis John A. Aylward United States Mr. Aylward M. A. Hoyt Milwaukee Charles H. Weisse Sheboygan Falls

G A R backs Wilson in amid Minnesota meeting

Minneapolis June 9 officials of the Minnesota department G A R declared President Wilson justified in discharging any veteran too feeble to work. They forbade criticism of the president for retiring many old Civil War veterans at the meeting held here today.

Minneapolis Minn Wilson Minnesota Department

New York forest nursery series capacity stated

The New York state forest nurseries are designed to produce up to 28 million young trees annually.

New York State

Affinity appears first with a solitaire in hand

A brief item notes that Affinity was the first to arrive bearing a solitaire. A war song quote about ultimatums is included, stating Nearly every married man knows what an ultimatum am.

Affinity

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