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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
5
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The Health Officer reports 43 deaths and 40 births for May in La Crosse. Excursion plans from Merrian to La Crosse for a ball game, local job notices, births, illnesses and visits populate a day’s personals. Local shingle work, church schedules, and camp meeting promotions fill the city scene with names and places across Wisconsin.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindnesses shown during long illness death and burial of husband and father Mrs K G Wingstad and children extend heartfelt thanks to all who offered support
The La Crosse hospital annual meeting and graduation exercises will be held Tuesday at 8 pm under a tent on the grounds. Light refreshments follow. Diploma recipients include Margaret Bradley Rose H Zeratzky Tillie Scheppe Stella Brakke Clara L Johnson Lottie Bloom Anna O Fresley Minnie F E McAuley Laura E Bell.
Thursday W. W. Cargill's pleasure boat Ellen took a party up the river as far as Hastings and back Mrs Cargill was hostess. Her guests were Mesdames C N Moller F H Hankerson and W E Sawyer.
Mr and Mrs J M Moore entertained at a Wednesday party for their daughter Annie. Guests included Miss Mary O Connell Miss Marion Anderson Miss Esther Kratchwell Miss Marie Ziesler Miss Meat Zenker Edith Dickens Edith Ford Gertrude Ives Irma Mc Grath and Mrs Alfred Aun.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of West Avenue Methodist Church will be entertained by Mrs. E M Lockman of 1301 Winnebago Street Thursday afternoon. It will be an Eclipse gathering.
The La Crosse School of Music holds its final year recital June 22 and 23 at 213 South Fifth Street on the first floor. The first evening features pupil performances, the second offers a faculty concert. Admission will cover expenses, with both programs offering strong value and the faculty concert praised as worth the price. The school seeks public support to close the year successfully and thanks patrons for their support.
Mrs D G White entertained a dozen ladies this afternoon at an informal coffee in honor of Miss Mary E Chadwick of Watertown. Miss Lucy Hogan visits in Minneapolis with Mrs Lucy Morris. Miss Francis Sill also staying with Mrs Morris. Mrs J W Skinner heads to St Paul to join Mrs Fred B Smith for a Lake Okibojia trip. Captain and Mrs W A Thompson take summer quarters on a houseboat. Miss Mary Comstock of Port Byron visits city. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Max F Platz at the La Crosse hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles F Marston of the Winninger theatrical company vacationing with Mrs E E Marston. Central W C T U will picnic at Myrick park next Tuesday afternoon.
Wendell Phillips and Lincoln Douglas Debating societies enjoy a social outing today with their dates at Eagle Bluff. They departed in the Otto launch this morning.
Dr D W MecKillip, veterinarian, treats all domestic animals in the latest scientific manner. Residence listed as 1407 Jackson. Phones are both numbers 554-A and old 5603.
The saying captures a sportsman’s confidence as players adjust to batting, noting seasoned instincts guiding approach and technique at the plate. The line reflects timeless baseball wisdom about readiness and execution.
The Rose Street Kline Carnival attracts thousands nightly with clean entertainment. The 60 performer production features Dickey Wild West acts, Indian demonstrations, a Russian Midget, a giantess, glass blowing, and a tiger riding a horse. The party praised the show for its wholesome, educational and entertaining variety with no rowdy elements.
Madison Wis June 12 The state civil service law remains unchanged regarding the commissions powers after fighting over reviewing discharge cases by the commission. The legislature did not reimburse officials for losses and rejected a bill to reimburse State Treasurer Dahl for 431 dollars. The assembly killed the bill but later revised the section to appropriate the commission 15000 annually, up from prior funding.
La Crosse returns home to host Eau Claire for the first meeting this season. Rommy Romaine is expected to be in the box for the locals. A Green Bay excursion is likely to draw Blair and other line towns fans, while Winona supporters abroad may attend. Rain checks remain valid with seat reservations at Forschier's or Fay Lewis.
La Crosse hosts Winona at League baseball park after the Fat and Lean Traveling Men game. This is their second meeting of the season with La Crosse winning the first by a narrow margin. Olson and Novek will be the La Crosse battery.
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