Going to Seattle Exposition Run From Chicago by North-Western
Goings to Seattle advertised with low daily fares from Chicago via The Chicago & North Western Railway Line to the Exposition. Includes routes via Yellowstone Park Yosmite Colorado Pacific coast with electric-lighted trains. Illustrations show the Exposition and tours to points of interest. Free literature and itineraries available from any Ticket Agent.
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Seattle
Chicago & Northrndy
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Chiago
Northwest
North-Western Line
St Paul Steamship Repaired After Delay at Dubuque
The steamer St Paul, delayed in city over Sunday, stopped at Dubuque Wednesday evening to repair a broken gang plank. Work began that night and by 7 a m the vessel headed for St Louis.
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ST. Paul
Dubuque
St. Louis
Dissolution of Bijou Theater Company Partnership
Notice states the Bijou Theater Company formed by Albert Nelson E L Dowling and Frank Koppelberger is dissolved Nelson and Dowling retire with Koppelberger continuing the business all obligations assumed and paid by Frank Koppelberger dated June 1 1909 signed Albert Nelson E L Dowling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson
E. L. Dowling
Frank Koppelberger
Bijou Theater Company
Former La Crosse Insurance Man W W Dudley Dies in Chicago
J S Medary reports the death of W W Dudley in Chicago at age 65. Former La Crosse resident left for St Paul in the seventies to pursue insurance, later moving to Chicago. He is survived by a widow, a son, and siblings in West Salem where the funeral will be held tomorrow.
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J. S. Medary
Chicago
W. W. Dudley
la Crosse
St. Paul
W. L. Dudley
West Saem
West Salem
Personal notes from La Crosse and area residents
A string of social items from La Crosse and nearby communities notes visitors and travelers. T. L. Shaughnessy and J. P. Cushner were in Milwaukee, while Katherine Warner and Gertrude Highmark visited local friends. J. Gordon Steele helped install a bookkeeping system in the city hall, with trips to Eau Claire and St. Paul mentioned.
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T. L. Shaughnessy
Milwaukee
J. P. Cushner
Will Powell
Katherine Warner
West Salems
D. E. Lahey
New Albia
Bail Park
Gertrude Highmark
Lanesboro
M. Melby
Houston
Society Luncheons for Mrs Hopkins Hosted by Mrs A Raymond
Mrs A Raymond of Colwell Court entertained at two luncheons this week for her friend Mrs Hopkins of Minneapolis. Twelve covers were set on each occasion with greens and white decorations Tuesday and pink and white today.
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A. Raymond
Colwell Court
Mrs. Hopkins
Minneapolis
Surprise Dinner For Mrs Perkins Guests Gathered At Home
Mrs E G Perkins returned home Tuesday afternoon to find friends and neighbors had invaded her house for an unplanned banquet. The table overflowed with abundant food and the gathering brought cheerful merriment to all, with guests including Mesdames F Suiter, DG MacMillan, W G Moss, Donaldson, Servis, and Noble.
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C. Suiter DG
MacMillan
W. G. Moss
Donaldson, Servis and Noble
Madison guest Florence Norton visits city
Miss Florence Norton of Madison is the guest of Mrs. George Schwet zer. Miss Clara Mulford of Spring Valley is visiting her sister in the city.
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Florence Norton
Madison
George Schwetzer
Clara Mulford
Spring Valley
City
Fitz-Snyder nuptials at Fitz home in Rock Island
Fitz Pearl Fitz daughter of Mr and Mrs O S Fitz and Charles D Snyder of Rock Island Illinois wed this morning at the bride’s parents 116 South Seventeenth street Reverend A V Ingham of the Caledonia Street M B E church officiated The ceremony featured a ring service and bridal wreath altar decor A elab orate repast followed The bride wore white Banzai silk and carried bridal roses The going away gown was gray breadcloth Out of town guests included Mrs and Miss Abel Winona Minnesota and Mr and Mrs William Snyder Rock Island They left on the 12 20 Milwaukee for a bridal tour and will reside in Rock Island after July 15 with Mr Snyder as sales manager of Rock Island Lumber Co.
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D. I. Fortney
Viroqua
A. H. Smith
George S. Curtis
W. J. Meagher
Merrill
Wis
Main Street
la Crosse
S. H. Johnson
Winona
League Park
J. E. Stoll
J. B. Murray
St. Paul
J. J. Kenney
Whitewater
W. J. Huddle
Department of Electrical Inspection
Railroad Rate Commission
Madison
REO
Elsen & Kneen
Bangor
Rolland P. Stanton
Wisconsin
J. C. Hopkins
John Olson
Woodstock
L. W. Schroeder
South Sixth Street
Adolph A. Reim
Milwaukee
Niagara
Walter Clott
Wilmont
S. D
C. H. Berry
Rumstick
Alex Holly
Oregon
Charles Schreiter
Verona Swenson
Frank Cook
Marcella Murphy
Caledonia
Blue Label
Hokah
J. B. Turnbull
Peter Ferguson
J. S. Will Rune
Lansing
Gateway City
Myrtle Barthed
Waukon
Marie Berg
Spring Grove
K. Berg
Lutheran Hospital
Delia Jeska
O. N. Finanger
Louise Hanson
Elmer Marker
Viro
Abel
Kolls Delivers the Valedictory at Lake Forest Academy
Alfred Kolls of La Crosse will deliver the valedictory address at Lake Forest Academy Commencement for the senior class. He has held the highest average in the school for the past two years. Other La Crosse seniors at the academy include Alexander Moll Duncan Rowles and Howard Gates.
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Alfred Kolls
la Crosse
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
Alexander Moll
Duncan Rowles
Howard Gates
Marriage Not a Failure Debate Aboard Steamer
Aboard the excursion steamer the Brotherhood of Andrew holds a debate as the ladies of the Baptist church entertain Tuesday. The event centers on marriage and social roles amid a lively crowd.
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Phillip
Ladies’ of the Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Andrew and
Funeral services for Attorney Charles B. Miller held at St Joseph cathedral
Charles B. Miller, attorney, was mourned in a morning service at St. Joseph cathedral at nine o'clock. The La Crosse County Bar association attended in a body with numerous floral tributes. Pallbearers were George H. Gordon W. F. Wolfe O. R. Skaar George W. Bunge Andrew Lees and John F. Doherty.
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Charles B. Miller
St. Joseph Cathedral
la Crosse
Viroqua Lawyer Fatally Shot by Wife in Accidental Death
Charles Minshall, a prominent Viroqua attorney, was accidentally shot and killed by his wife after returning from a hunt. He placed his rifle in the hall corner, and the fatal discharge occurred Wednesday, authorities said.
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Viroqua
Viroqua, Wis
Charles Minshall
Minshall Triggered Accident Ends Life of Attorney
Mrs. Minshall swept the floor and a discharged firearm struck Attorney Minshall in the jugular vein in an adjoining room. He died instantly. The family had moved last fall from the city to a farm about six miles southwest where the accident happened. He leaves a widow, four sons, a sister Mrs. Post, and four brothers including Dr. A. P. Minshall and Frank and Stephen Minshall.
Fox Razor guarantees decades of service for daily use
A sales pitch advises buyers to avoid bargains on essential tools and choose comfort and reliability instead. The Fox Razor, with over 25 years of reputation and full guarantee, is promoted as a durable, pleasure to use shaving tool, unlike cheap options.
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
la Crosse Floral Co
CE Cream & Butter Company
Little Oxford
Mabel Scoles
Cab
Kodaks
Mariner Pharmacy
Main St
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Thill- Manning
Whalen CO
Thill & Lapitz Plumbing & Heating Co
State Street
City News
Violet Vivian
Ben Greet Co
Ellen
P. Moore
Iowa
Chantilly Attern
W. T. Irvine
Reittzel
Normandy
Fancy
Childen
Kolls
Misa Cora Desmond
Rebecca Luke
Philip Royson
Karl Schweizer
Luke
Marion Brown
Laura Emery
Catherine
Robert Brown
Edmund Cronon
Miller
Chas. Beyschlag
Nelson
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