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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
5
Probate authorities in Houston seek the heir to the $2 million estate of Francis A. Ogden who died suddenly Saturday. With no will found, Andal Vann and N. A. Knight were appointed to take charge temporarily. If any direct heirs exist they are not known. Further remarks follow.
The ad touts Scranton Anthracite Coal as world renowned and available at 50c a ton below fall and winter price. It claims this saves 8 to 10 percent on money spent, presenting the purchase as exceptionally profitable and easy to make money.
Local personals list welcomes visits and departures among residents. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rouse, Dr. and Mrs. Case, Misses Rick and Hackner, Ernest Blashek, Charles Beyschlag, and others visiting Stoddard Onalaska and Madison. Two K P excursions on G W Hill set for June 12 1914 with day and moonlight trips. various residents travel to Tomah Winona and Viroqua.
Mr and Mrs Thos Berny express heartfelt thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for help after the death of their baby daughter Evelyn Marie Berny Special thanks go to Rev Gamm and all who sent floral offerings
Advertisement advises relief of insomnia by taking half a teaspoonful in water before bed. Claims it quiets the nerves and induces refreshing sleep.
Ogden was believed to be planning large charity efforts for Madison Wisconsin Houston and Chicago. He reportedly once resided in Madison Wisconsin.
Wisconsin sends nearly all students and townspeople to Chicago and Northwestern station to bid farewell to crews. The regatta in Poughkeepsie on June 26 features varsity and freshman eights, with the four oared boat abandoned for expense. The party includes captain Wittich and coxswain Reynolds among others. coach Harry Vail leads the squad with Schweizer and Steinhauer assisting.
The Ladies Aid society of the West Avenue Norwegian Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. Lewis Knudson and Mrs. Bertha Anderson will entertain.
Mr and Mrs Simon Lee announce the engagement of their daughter Esther to William C Haller. The wedding is planned for June 16 in Miles City Montana with the couple to reside in Jorden Montana where Mr Haller lives.
Miss Viola Doerflinger served as bridesmaid at the Milwaukee ceremony for bride Irene Brenk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brenk, with groom Edward Schuetz. Doerflinger wore pink satin with lace bodice and a lace trimmed Watteau leghorn hat. She carried a pink rose and swansonia bouquet. Mrs. William Doerflinger attended as well.
Mrs. E. R. Burke hosted a lunch for eight at the Country Club today. Mrs. H. J. Hirshheimer also entertained eight guests at the same venue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rooney and children and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Safford will leave on a motor trip tomorrow for Streator Illinois. Mr. R. C. Pucket will leave Friday on a motorcycle for Florida for a vacation.
Emil T Mueler celebrated her birthday this afternoon at her home with about thirty guests. Assisting ladies included Mrs. W B Fraser Mrs Erwin Mueller and Miss Meta Mueller.
A farewell party was hosted Monday evening for Misses Hazel Williams and Edith Weaver with a large gathering of friends in attendance.
Mrs E A Maurer entertained on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs J Carstad and daughters the Misses Emilie and Elsa from Chicago.
The Ladies' Industrial society of the First Baptist church is entertained Thursday by Mrs. George Barrett and Mrs. L. L. Brown at 131 South Ninth Street. Miss Edna Tarbox visits her brother and wife in Minneapolis. Hazel Williams and Edith Weaver resign summer positions to return to Tomah Wisconsin. Mrs. Hope McEldowney of West Salem, guest of Mrs. Louise Withee, departs for home.
Sealed bids for concrete paving of streets in West Salem Wisconsin are invited for June 11 1914 at 2 pm in the village hall. Plans and specs available at the County Clerk La Crosse and Village Clerk West Salem offices. Official inquiries to W C Buetow and John Hintgen both of La Crosse. Right to reject any or all bids. Dated La Crosse May 29 1914.
State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices six months after May 26 1914 to creditors to present claims against Jacob Havlicek deceased. The court will December 1 1914 at 10 a.m. examine and adjust all claims. By the Court John Brindley County Judge McConnell Schweizer Attorneys.
State Fire Marshal Host reports 277 Wisconsin fires last month causing 721150 in damage. May last year counted 194 fires with 199800 damage. Lightning caused the greatest number of blazes, responsible for 37 of them.
Los Angeles June 10 Kid Williams bantamweight champion of the world will be ready to meet all challengers for his title within two months. This announcement was made by Sammy Hanks Williams manager. No definite arrangements have been made.
New York June 10 reports unfilled U S steel orders as of May 31 totaling 3,398,169 tons, up from 3,277,968 on April 30 and 4,653,825 on March 31, with the May 31, 1913 total at 6,324,322 tons.
Residents ask about the man who once stood near the village hut with a toothpick and quill in his mouth. No further sightings reported as locals recall his routine pose and consider his fate.
A jewelry ad touts the largest watch stock in the city with leading pieces from The New Rockford a 16 size open face men’s watch with ruby jewels and up down indicator priced at 30.00 and Dueber Hampden for women in a gold engraved case warranted 25 years offered at 12.35 by W. T. Irvine the Gift house of La Crosse.
McGregor, Iowa notes a 50 000 pictorial envelope order to advertise the town as a summer resort with scenes of parks the river and Hotel Zimmermann. A pamphlet praising McGregor along the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line highlights McGregor Heights pictured rocks Pike's Peak and scenic bluffs.
Sparta Wisconsin reports the strawberry season opening with several express loads shipped and carload shipping expected to begin tomorrow. The outlook is good for an excellent crop though heavy rains could reduce yield. Also noted are local trips, store construction, visiting relatives, and the final week of school with exams underway.
Bids will be received at the County Clerk's office until noon June 27 1914 for furnishing coal or coke for the Court House Jail and Poor Farm. 200 tons plus or minus to be delivered at court house and jail and 1900 tons on board cars near the poor farm. Committee on Buildings and Grounds reserves right to reject any bids. The wise man always agrees with his wife whether he does or not.
The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners announces a public examination for applicants to the La Crosse Wisconsin Police Department. The exam will be held at City Hall at 8:00 p m on Thursday June 11 1914. La Crosse Wisconsin June 4 1914 L C Colman Secretary.
In Minneapolis on June 10, the death of Vera Gould, 19, of Leon Iowa, is attributed to self harm by swallowing carbolic acid. A note found at the scene reads I always believed in you until today, but now you will never know what I believe. Police and coroner investigations proceed.
A long lane remains without a gasoline supply station, leaving motorists without nearby fueling options and highlighting infrastructure gaps in the local area.
A vintage hair dye advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple, affordable way to darken gray hair. It promises natural, even coloring, dandruff relief, and improved shine with regular applications using a sponge or brush.
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