Ten Nurses Earn Diplomas At Graduation Event
Ten nurses received diplomas at the Lutheran Hospital Training School graduation held Friday night in the Norwegian Lauth arch at Sixth and Division Streets. The principal address was by Rev. A. O. Johnson and Dr. A. J. Rosholt. Pins were presented by E. O. Vik and the benediction given by Rev. H. G. Magsson. Graduates include Sinclair of Mabel, Bakken of Mentor, Smith of New Lisbon, Erickson of La Crosse, Jessen of Milwaukee, Iverson of Whitehall, Glassrud of Spring Grove, Gensmer of Caledonia, Haugen of Decorah, and Struck of Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital Training School
A. O. Johnson
A. J. Rosholt
Ogg
E. 0. Vik
H. G. Mag
Seems So Nice Just to Have One of the United States
The fragment reflects a sentiment about the presence or value of a single United States attribution in a broader context, without clear event details or names to identify a specific person place or occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Evil Grows Fast If Planted Right
The sermon at West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church warned that small bad choices multiply. Rev. Oscar Smith likened planting rag weed to a field overrun with weeds and urged discipline to prevent moral decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Smith
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Yonder Lake
Nelson Clothing Co. Defeats Onalaska in League Park Tilt
The Nelson Clothing Co baseball team defeated Onalaska 11 to 6 at League Park yesterday afternoon. A drizzling rain hit in the second inning allowing seven runs as pitchers lost control. William Miller led with four hits and a sacrifice in five at bats. Final line Onalaska 6, Nelson Clothing Co 11. Batteries: EB Christopherson Gould for Onalaska Ferris Jorgenson for Nelson.
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Nelson Clothing Company
Onalaska
League Park
William Miller
R H E Onalaska
Nelson Co
EB Christopherson
Gould
Ferris and Jorgenson
Nelson Clothing Co
Local visitors and departures fill city social calendar
Residents and guests frequent the city during the week. Movements include H C Miner returning home to Savanna Iowa and George Hunke visiting from Elkador. Multiple locals depart for homes in Rushford Winona Milwaukee Madison and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Miner
Savanna
M. Randall
New Albin
Iowa
W. Hollenbeck
Rushford
Minn
J. J. Jambois
Genoa
B. A. Yeomen
A. Winderlich
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
O. O. Scheim
Capitalist Dead in Cincinnati
David T. Denmead, president of the First National Bank and a Continental National Bank stockholder, and Chicago Automobile Club member, died suddenly Sunday in Cincinnati from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
David T. Denmead
First National Bank
Continental National Bank of Chicago
Chicago Automobile Club
Cincinnati
Watches For Graduation Presents
A retailer promotes a selection of new watches suitable as graduation or birthday gifts. Highlights include gold filled watches with Elgin Waltham or Illinois movements, 15 and 17 jewel grades, hunting and open face styles, in sizes for men and women, priced $15 to $25 with free engraving of dates and initials.
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Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Whizwater rub removes dirt and offers silverware coupon
A paint and cleaning ad promotes Whizwater rub rinse to clean skin of paint and dirt without injury. Each can includes a Rogers Genuine Silverware coupon. Sold by grocers and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Judge Reid Bars Mars From Forest County DA Post
Wausau Wisconsin June 12 Judge Reid orders findings to be prepared and filed dis barring J C Mars district attorney Forest county The court will submit its judgment to the governor who is expected to appoint a temporary replacement until an election fills the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Reid
J. C. Mars
Forest County
Court details disbarment plan for Mars and hopes for reinstatement
A. C. Umbrell says a Sunday court opinion sets Mars to three years of disbarment. After this period, restoration depends on conduct, repaying unlawfully retained funds, and a $500 court payment, with reinstatement possible if standards are met.
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A. C. Umbrell
Four Girls Drown In Yacht Disaster Near Appleton
Four clerks from Greenan company drygoods Appleton drowned when a sailing yacht capsized in a heavy wind on Lake Butte des Morts near Oshkosh Appleton. The boat owned by three Menasha men overturned and four other occupants were rescued by launches.
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Appleton
Wis
Butte Des Morts
Fox River
Oshkosh
Menasha
Bertha Pollex
Gertrude Kuschel
Agnes Geenan
Kimberly
Elizabeth Brill
Kaukauna
Greenan Company
Merchants and Manufacturers back in Milwaukee
The Merchants and Manufacturers association finished its 11th annual tour with a 422 mile return to Milwaukee from Duluth. A long train arrived at Northwestern depot as a crowd welcomed the travelers, who dispersed quickly after a brief greeting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
City Hall
Northwestern
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Duluth
Association
Five Hurt by Train Near Milwaukee In Alarming Crash
Five people, four adults and a six year old child, were slightly injured when their car was struck by a westbound Milwaukee Road passenger train at Watertown plank road, west of Wauwatosa. Injured are Dr. James F. Malone of West Allis, his wife Mrs Malone, their daughter Alice Malone six, Mrs P H Rhatigan of West Allis, and P H Rhatigan of West Allis.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Road
Watertown Plank Road
Wauwatosa
James F. Malone
West Allis
West Allis; Mrs. Malone, His Wife; Alice Malone, Aged 6; Mrs. P. H. Rhatigan
P. H. Rhatigan
Boy Killed by Horse Kick in Milwacker
Frank Sieberlich fourteen 823 Sixteenth Street was killed when his father's horse hitched to the Sieberlich grocery barn at 499 East Water Street kicked him over the heart last night in Milwacker Wisconsin.
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Milwacker
Wis
Frank Sieberlich
Sixteenth Street
Sieberlich
East Water Street
Drowned Man at Milwaukee River Near Lindwurm Park
Ludwig Walla aged 38 drowned while swimming in the Milwaukee river near Lindwurm park yesterday. He resided at 1105 Seventh avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee River
Lindwurm Park
Ludwig Walla
Seventh Avenue
Lawrence College Baccalaureate Address Delivered
President Samuel Plantz spoke to Lawrence College graduates in Appleton Wisconsin on June 12 delivering the baccalaureate sermon with the theme The Man of the Hour.
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Appleton, Wis
Samuel Plantz
Lawrence College
Miss Mela E Metz Weds John J Koch in Minneapolis
Society notes report Miss Mela E Metz and John J Koch of this city wed in Minneapolis on Saturday morning June 10. The couple will reside in Minneapolis after July 1. A reunion dinner at the Stoddard honored the descendants of Captain J. T. Foster, First Wisconsin Battery, organized 1861, with surviving members Mr. Scott Mr. Davidson and Mr. Freeman among the attendees.
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Mela E. Metz
John J. Koch
Minneapolis
Mrs. Koch
J. T. Foster
First
Wisconsin Battery
Frank Foster
Chicago
C. H. Foster
Troy
N. Y
Foster Foot
Oliver Welch
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George W. Scott
Gertrude Scott
J. W. Davidson
Charles Kellogg
Hokah
A. A. Freeman
North Side
Mr. Scott
Davidson
Mr. Freeman
Battery Boys
Capt
Foster
la Crosse
Picnic At Ikert’s Park Reported A Jolly Time
A group of picnickers enjoyed a sunny afternoon at Ikert’s park yesterday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. E Olson and their children, Mr. and Mrs Geo Carr, Mr. and Mrs O Huebner, Clara Herlitzka, Herman Huebner, Laura Ikert and Daddy Ikert.
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Ikert's Park
Ikert’s Park
E. Olson
Geo. Carr
O. Huebner
Clara Herlitzka
Herman Huebner
Laura Ikert
Daddy Ikert
Local social notes from Milwaukee and Chicago visits
Mrs George Burton and Mrs C J Felber returned from Milwaukee after attending a golf tournament and dinner at the Blue Mound club. Mrs E S Hebberd and children depart for Charles City for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Andrew Boyd and others spent Sunday at Dresbach. Miss Emma Scott returned from Chicago to spend the summer with her parents, George and wife.
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George Burton
C. J. Felber
Milwaukee
Blue Mound Club
E. S. Hebberd
Charles City
Andrew Boyd
John Langdon
Isabelle Boyd
Alice Wheeler
Dresbach
Emma Scott
Chicago
Mrs
George Scott
Banquet Planned to Honor Coach Wilce Wednesday
The committee in charge announced a Wednesday evening banquet to honor Coach J. W. Wilce and the school athletes who earned LC recognition in athletics this year. The event marks a banner season, honoring the man who helped win a state football title and a basketball team narrowly missed by four points, with a standout track team at Madison.
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J. W. Wilce
Madison
Junior Prom to Be Big Event at Germania Hall
Plans for the annual high school junior prom promise a top social event. The advanced juniors schedule the dance for Friday night at Germania hall with eight piece Andre's Orchestra providing music after the La Crosse theater commencement. Decorations are set, and Mr Semsch will decorate.
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Germania Hall
Semsch
Andre
la Crosse Theater
Restore Gray Hair to Natural Color with Sage Remedy
The old method of using sage tea to darken hair returns in vogue. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy provides sage with sulfur to restore color, soften, and promote growth. Available from first-class druggists for five shillings.
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Wyeth
Seo Nart
Graduates Vote to Buy Curtain for School Stage
By unanimous vote the graduating class allocates 25 from class play profits to fund a new curtain and stage scenery for future performances. The Masquers have already donated 25 for the same purpose. The class will host a launch ride for graduates and faculty on Monday evening with two launches chartered.
Marvin Says City Will Lose Forty Six Thousand Dollars
Alderman George B. Marvin argues that the saloon license hike from 200 to 500 dollars wastes about 46 000 for the city. He cites reduced revenue from 150 licenses and extra election costs to measure the impact, predicting the loss would occur next year if the fall vote proceed.
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Marvin
George B. Marvin
Council backs higher fee scheme after ordinance defeat
The council regrets its short sighted vote against adopting the ordinance that would have allowed collecting the higher fee this year. The move is criticized as needed to fund projects and avoid shortfalls.
Burglar Gets Game Sneak Test at Helena Home
Mrs. Charles V. Holmes played seven up with a burglar in her home to see whether he should carry out his intentions. She won and the burglar left without taking a thing.
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Helena
Mont
Charles V. Holmes
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Winona
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A. O. Colby
P. W. Peterson
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A. H. Benhard
Howe
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E. Haas
Gateway City
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la Crescent
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J. Bury
Red Wing
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Caledonia
Adelia Magnuson
Charles Glasser
Belvidere
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E. Mabie
W. F. Wolfe
B. F. Keeler
John Weber
Raymond Keeler
Mindoro
Wolfe
Mr. Weber
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Wisconsin News
Lawrence Baccalaureate
Wilce
Majestic
Mr. James Kerr Singing
Walter Goetzinger
Sneay Vle
the Security Savings Bank
la Crosse, Wis
North Fourth Street
Lithia
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