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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
19
Mrs A May hosted a Friday afternoon party on Leonard Street Salem West Salem for her son Elmer Bernard’s first birthday. Eight women with children attended along with several relatives and visitors including Mrs Hamlin Garland and daughter from Chicago.
General Christian De Wet, former Boer general and rebel leader, pleaded guilty to sedition and denied treason in Bloemfontein. The court ordered the treason case to proceed. De Wet, once agriculture minister for the Orange River colony, helped organize revolt against Britain before his capture at Waterberg.
Final summer school plans show nearly three hundred students expected to enroll for one or more subjects. The six week program starts June 21 in forenoon sessions only with limited to two subjects per student and a roster including English history math science German bookkeeping shorthand physics and geography.
Trempealeau Wisconsin social notes list guests at a Thursday and Friday quilting party. Attendees include Mesdames Thomas Ingalls Stangt Sparling Thomas Hutchins Grover Clower Holmes Odekirk and Miss Hattie Robinson. Visiting relatives from Aurora Winona Seymour West Salem and Bangor are noted along with several upcoming travels and local happenings. Remains of Wm Siewert drowned in Snohomish Wash were brought for burial at West Prairie. Harold Ware and Rev Hicks figure in local events.
In La Crosse W. S. King a painter at 1701 Market Street testifies his kidney troubles and backache improved after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. He previously endorsed the remedy and repeats the proof of merit. Price 50¢ per can at all dealers. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY poses as producer.
Watertown residents visit relatives including Mr and Mrs J Pierson and Miss Hazel Atwood returns home. Travelers include Miss Pear Winters from South St Paul and families hosting Rev and Mrs Hicks and Wilkenson. A parade of guests from Winona Milwaukee Madison Beloit Richland Center La Crosse and more are noted with weekend and Thursday get togethers.
A social gathering at the Sherwin home one mile east of Sparta Wisconsin featured a bountiful dinner and afternoon games. Attendees included Reverend and Mrs. Clifford and many local couples with out of town guests from Endeavor Cincinnati and Minneapolis.
Three hundred New York financiers were urged to support the navy league campaign for a 500000 900 expenditure to expand the army and navy. Colonel Robert M Thom pressed the appeal at a Recess Club luncheon.
Umson jokes about luck after buying a set of doctor books last year and claims not being sick since. The agent counters with a quip about luck as a judge senses humor in the exchange.
Governor Ferguson may request a Texas National Guard force upon return from vacation to deploy in the Big Bend region to pursue Mexican bandits and cattle raiders along the border.
The Globe notes a man who invents a device to deter cutworms would gain lasting fame, praising practical agro innovations for gardens and crops.
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