Circus License Frage Before City Council
The council discussed reducing circus license fees and accepted a plan to send delegates to two conventions. An ordinance halves current fees for 50 cent circuses and 25 cent shows and adds side show fees. Delegates will include the mayor, city engineer, city attorney, and several aldermen to Fond du Lac and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneeberger
Committee On Ordinance and Finance
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
Fond du Lac
Upper
Mississippi River Improvement Association
St. Paul
Downs
Volimar
Smith
Rose
Municipal League
City Aty
Board of Public Works
of American Municipalities
Local mill work promises best quality and price
A popular pastime pleasing the public by turning out sash doors, hardwood interior finish, store, office, bank and bar fixtures, hardwood flooring, art glass, etc. than can be secured at other mills at prices that are no higher. If you need mill work you will do well to place your contract in our hands.
City council actions and bids in 1910 proceedings
The board declined a request, hired J. Gordon Steele Co. to audit 1910 books for $500 with 250 paid after six months. Petitions on lease renewal, plumbers licensing, street sprinklers pay, and water pumping referred. Bids called for sewers on Avon, Ferry, Fifth. scales improvements. curbside improvements. and a carnival street use granted. Sawyer & Austin well water pumping referred to water committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Steele Co
Rose Keefe
Vine Street
Board of Public Works
Avon Street
St. James
Wall Streets
Schneeberger
Ferry
Ninth
Eleventh
Fifth
Mississippi
Downs
West Avenue
South Side
North Side Progressive League
Sawyer & Austin
Water Committee
Eucal pop and local events fill town personals
Miss Cora Hanson returns from Chicago after five weeks away. Mrs. John Moore leaves for St Paul to visit sisters. Y M C A swimming show tonight by Prof Corsan with 25c and 15c admission. Various local notes include hotel upgrades, liquor license deadlines, anti mashing proposal, and social club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucal
Cora Hanson
Chicago
John Moore
North Eighth Street
St. Paul
Will Brown
Chas. Schuh
Fannie Moore
Prof. Corsan
T. S. Thompson
Citizens’ State Bank
Minneapolis
United Lutheran Church Convention
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
Henry Koenig
Caledonia House
Aug. Sterndorf
Hokah
Patrick Cain
J. Hammer
la Crosse
Geo. Powell
Trempealeau
Rose M .Purdue
Milwaukee
Agnes Vincent
Northwestern University
Evanston
E. C. Higbee
Eau Claire
Judge Wickham
Portage
Will Powell
Rowena Circle
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Nicholson-Scott Hall
Mesdames Gibbons
Robert
Milligan
Lee
Royal College of Sewing
O. C. Bangsberg
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Bangsberg
Gateway City
Harry Gibson
Norwalk
Georgia
Madeline Butterfield
Oakdale
John Peterson
Florence Barry
Arcadia
St. Francis Hospital
Dietz
Robert Barlow
H. F. Ruehlman
B. S. Shore
Onalaska
Frontier Lodge No. 45
C. H. Stevens
Tomah
Woman’s Confidence Shifts From Husband to Doctor Says Survey
A study finds that the average woman trusts her family physician more than her husband. The article warns that pursuing a bad public image quickly can damage reputation, urging caution for those entering politics.
The Wedding Gift Season Sterling Silver Gifts
The Wedding Gift Season offers sterling silver pieces in heavy flatware patterns. Prices range from 95c to $38.75 for Teaspoons. Items include dessert spoons forks bouillon spoons and more in silk cases with a focus on quality and satisfaction for all gift sizes.
New Hair Cure Claims to Destroy Dandruff Germ
The article credits Professor Anna of Hamburg with identifying parasitic scalp germs as the cause of most scalp and hair diseases. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product proven to kill dandruff parasites and also serves as a hair dressing. Sample offers and Detroit company contact are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Charity Hospital
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Hoeschler Bros
Picnic season prompts tidy grounds reminder
The article recalls pleasant picnic days and urges preparation for the new season in La Crosse. It notes crowds gather rain or shine and many picnickers leave grounds untidy with scattered papers and lunch remnants on private property, creating an eyesore.
Mrs Parchman Hosts Supper for Misses Piert Homecoming
Mrs. O R Parchman entertained a small group of girls at supper last night in honor of Miss Frances Piert and Miss Marie Piert who are returning to their home in Flandreau South Dakota after completing a term at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Parchman
Frances
Marie Piert
Flandreau
Miss Celesta Rupp Celebrates 21st Birthday with Friends
Friday evening a party honored Miss Celesta Rupp on her 21st birthday with a 500 game. Prizes went to Miss Rupp and Albert Semsch, consolation to Lucy Bauman and George Youngberg. A signet ring was presented, and light refreshments were served. Attendees included Louisa and Stella Pruetz, Josie and Dora Senmisch, Lilah and Isabel Major, Carey and Etta Posbeck, Elsie Techmer, Elsie Warninger, Lillian Dagendish, Bertha Schilling, Katie Berkhardt, Erna Braun, and Messrs. Hugo Hickisch, Art Hickisch, Albert Lefsch, George Youngberg, Gus Jaekel, Elmer Warninger, Wm. Kroener, Leonard Zeisler, and Claude Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celesta Rupp
Miss Rupp
Albert Semsch
Lucy Bauman
George Youngberg
Rupp
Louisa
Stella Pruetz
Josie
Dora Senmisch
Lilah
Isabel Major
Carey
Etta Posbeck
Elsie Techmer
Elsie Warninger
Lillian Dagendish
Bertha Schilling
Katie Berkhardt
Erna Braun
Hugo Hickisch
Art Hickisch
Albert Lefsch
Gus Jaekel
Elmer Warninger
Wm. Kroner
Leonard Zeisler
Claude Rupp
Emma Elsick and Charles Stauffer Wed in Lutheran Rite
Miss Emma Elsick and Charles Stauffer were married at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Gamm performing the ceremony. The couple celebrated at the bride’s home with guests, decorative smilax roses and tea roses, and a lilac liberty satin gown for the bride. Maybelle Elsick assisted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elsick
Charles Stauffer
Shenandoah
Penn
Gamm
Wedding Guests and Gifts Highlight Early 1900s Notice
The article notes pink carnations carried by the bride, groom attended by Earl Olson of Chicago, both in black. Out of town guests include Mrs F J Palen, Miss Flossie Palen, Leo F Palen and Mrs W Kasten of Caledonia Minnesota. Guests brought numerous silverware, cut glass, hand painted china and linens as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Olson
Chicago
F. J. Palen
Flossie Palen
Leo F. Palen
W. Kasten
Caledonia, Minn
Miss Purdue to Speak at YWCA on Factory Conditions
Miss Rose M. Purdue of Milwaukee a deputy state factory inspector will address a gathering tomorrow at 4 o clock in the YWCA. She has visited several city factories employing women to study conditions and report on the work environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Purdue
Milwaukee
Minn. social notes list guests and visits
Mrs Stephen Gantert visits son Henry in Minneapolis while Mrs Levi Withee returns from Watertown Florida. Anne Ray travels from Eau Claire to attend a school friend’s wedding in Rockford. Dr E N Reed and Mrs Reed visit Mound near Minnetonka with plans for a Montana hunting trip. Mrs Reed stays behind. Mrs Campbell of Grand Forks visits sister Mrs J E McConnell. Miles Hough and two children entertain with Mrs W F Wolfe, Mrs Andrew Boyd, Mrs O J Oyen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gantert
Minneapolis
Henry Gantert
Levi Withee
Watertown
Fla
Anne Ray
Eau Claire
Annetta Mariner
Rockford
G. E. Mariner
E. N. Reed
Mound
Minnetonka
Eaton
City
W. F. Wolfe
Andrew Boyd
O. J. Oyen
Guild
Glasses Offer Relief for Strained Eyes
A reader questions ongoing eye strain and accuses authorities of negligence while urging relief through proper glasses. The plea frames vision as a public concern and seeks corrective eyewear.
Local Society Notes Highlight Tours and Travels
Hough sang several numbers before the ladies of the guild to the delight of attendees. Mrs Hough plans to leave next week for Genoa Illinois then Toledo Colorado to join her husband. Miss Myrah Congdon returns from a year abroad sailing from Trieste on the Oceania and expected in New York June 23 after a Oberammergau Passion play viewing. Mr and Mrs Argyle Scott have returned from their Honolulu trip and settled in Billings Montana with Mrs Elsie Gile Scott visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Genoa
Toledo
Myrah Congdon
Tries
Austria
Oceania
New York
Oberammergau
Phoebe Dudley
Argyle Scott
Honolulu
Billings, Mont
Elsie Gile Scott
Mr. Scott
Dinner Bridge Party at Mrs Meigs Hosts Home
Mrs J A Griesdale of Spring Grove entertained friends at a dinner hosted by Mrs A L Meigs. Guests included Mesdames Meigs Wheeler Hart Nelson Barth Allerton Derr Smith Westby and Bison. Bridge prize went to Mrs Smith after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Griesdale
Spring Grove
A. L. Meigs
Mesdames Meigs
George Wheeler
Homer Hart, Jr
Nelson
E. C. Barth
Allerton
E. H. Derr
B. C. Smith
Westby
Bis £On
Engagement announced at tea for Miss Lilah Derr and Dr Clarence McDowell
Miss Lilah Derr hosted a Thursday afternoon tea for about thirty at five o clock where the engagement to Dr Clarence McDowell of Watertown South Dakota was announced. Pink roses and marguerites decorated the rooms and water colored place cards named the guests. Assisting ladies included Mrs Leslie Raymond and Misses Hazel Ruplin Ruth Hillstead Meta Mueller and Edith Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Derr
Clarence McDowell
Watertown
S. D
Leslie Raymond
Hazel Ruplin
Ruth Hillstead
Meta Mueller
Edith Derr
Picnic at Myrick Park Honors Mrs Miles Hough Guests
A large Myrick Park picnic honored Mrs Miles Hough with guests including P H Hough and families of W F Wolfe and EB C Wolfe. Other attendees were D G Whyte, George Schweizer, Andrew Boyd, A C Millington, Fred Servis, O J Oyen, Mrs B F Donaldson, Mrs Bleekman and Dr and Mrs Gotterdam. Yesterday Gertrude Hogan led a party to the Smith farm for a Sunday stay with Mrs Casey Spring Valley and Miss Doherty and Miss Heckton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick Park
Myric Park
Miles Hough
Messrs
Mesdames
P. H. Hough
W. F
EB. C. Wolfe
D. G. Whyte
George Schweizer
Andrew Boyd
A. C. Millington
Fred Servis
J. Oyen
B. F. Donaldson
Bleekman
Gotterdam
Gertrude Hogan
Smith Farm
Mrs. Casey
Spring Valley
Miss Doherty
Miss Heckton
Rough Riders to greet Roosevelt in St Louis gathering
Three hundred Rough Riders, part of the regiment Col Theodore Roosevelt led up San Juan hill, will assemble in St Louis next Tuesday from the south and southwest. They will travel by a special train to New York to greet Roosevelt on his return from a hunting trip June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
New York
Children Will Render Program at First Baptist Church
Children of the First Baptist Church present a Sunday evening program at 7 30 featuring instrumental music prayers readings songs and recitations. The lineup includes a Lord's Prayer responsive reading several songs by various departments and clubs and multiple individual performances such as Could We Only Understand by Miss Peterson and Be Careful What You Say by Elia Nielsen. An emblematic selection Make the World Brighter closes the program with remarks on egotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Fairy
The
Linda Club
Cedric Gran
Luella Beebinger
Martin Skaar
Stanley Boynton
Boys
Lees Cream Saves Skin After Windy Auto Trip
A couple recounts using Lees Cream from Jag's Drug Store at 503 Main Street after a windy trip left Mrs. Blitz with a burning face. The next morning the painful symptoms disappeared, praising Lees Cream for its rapid soothing effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blitz
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Segelke & Konlhaus Manufacturing Co
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Ctmikta
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