Pastors Conduct School of Methods at Decorah Prairie
Rev. G. Verhuyl superintendent of educational work for Wisconsin and Minnesota leads a school of methods at the Decorah Prairie school house with Rev. Benjamin Thomas of Galesville. Textbooks are studied in the afternoon and lectures are held in the evening. Thursday features afternoon examinations and evening certificate presentations closing the series. The topic for Thursday night is Three-Fold Boy and Then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Verhuyl
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Benjamin Thomas
Galesville
Decorah Prairie School House
Card of Thanks for Mrs Jacob Hahn and Family
The Hahn family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for assistance and floral offerings during the death of husband and father Mrs Jacob Hahn and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hahn
Rushford Notes Highlight Picures and Visits
Rushford Minnesota residents attend a stone dam picnic involving the Rowlee Fenstermacher and Hammond families. Guests include Hargraves of Iowa and Drakes relatives, while Carl Foss John Rhodes camp by the dam. A Kodak view of the dam is praised and not for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Sundby
Sheldahl
Houston
Stone Dam
Rowlee
Fenstermacher
Ralph Hammond
Carl Foss
John Rhodes
Kierland
M. Johnson
Rushford
St. Paul
Gunder Anderson
Jennie
Geneva Anderson
Ferry Street
Ed Anderson
Anderson
Magnus Reishus
Montana
Jordan
Reishus
First Presbyterian Church
Local Briefs Highlight Visitors and Travel Notices
Miss Ethel Oldberg returns from Viroqua with her mother for a few days, as she oversees income tax affairs in Monroe and Vernon counties. Milwaukee guest Elsie Schendt stays with Aunt Mrs John O Weisse, while many other visitors and locals pass through for business or summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Oldberg
J. E. Keizer
Viroqua
Miss Oldberg
J. L. Davis
Monroe
Vernon
Landphair
Elsie Schendt
Milwaukee
Gateway City Transfer Co
O. E. Boyer
Rushford
Minn
F. Halverson
Westby
A. O. Abramson
Houston
T. M. Abbots
Caledonia
T. A. Enos
Cottonwood
O. F. Peters
Carmen Falls
Caroline Peterson
Bullock
S. D
A. R. Thomas
Rock Island
O. G. Ellingson
Spring Grove
John Devlin
Wis
A. V. White
Winona
Thomas Latimer
Genoa
F. W. Alexander
Zigomar III Captivates Crowd At Lyric Theater
Zigomar III a major state right feature at the Lyric theater thrills audiences as detective Paulin Broquet pursues the bandit leader Zigomar through aviation and sea chase scenes. The four reels pack sensational action and dramatic stunts across European settings. show runs last night and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigomar III
Lyric Theater
Zigomar
Europe
Paulin Broquet
Broquet
Specialist Advantage in Pharmacy Emphasized by Druggist
The speaker claims specialists hold advantages over general practitioners in any field and cites preparing about 200000 prescriptions to satisfy both patient and doctor. He promotes his store as a trusted source for prescription filling at 503 Main St under CHAS BEYSCHLAG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Beyschlag
Main St
Rumbaugh Leaves the Park Store for Springfield Job
L C Rumbaugh advertising manager at the Doer flinger store for four years will move Saturday to take an advertising manager post with the Edward Wren company in Springfield Ohio. He is active in La Crosse social and business circles and previously led the William Doerflinger Employes' Mutual Benefit association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Rumbaugh
Doerflinger
la Crosse
Edward Wren
Springfield
Ohio
William Doerflinger
Rumbaugh
Fort Wayne
Ind
la Crosse Act Club
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Interurban Aid Bill
In Madison on June 12 the assembly defeated a bill allowing towns and cities to grant aid to interurbans. Zinn and Sharp led the opposition amid lobbying chatter over a proposed road between Waukee and Waushara county. The body passed several other measures and debated new suffrage timing in the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Zinn
Sharp
Waukee
Waushara
Battis
Wolf River
Board of Public Works
Wisconsin River
Merrimac
Burke
Teasdale
Scott
Assembly
Gulickson
Holmes
Railroad Commission
Senate
Senate Committee On Judiciary
McGovern
Glenn
Chiefs Pledge Action on Fashion in National Police Meeting
Four hundred police chiefs meeting in Washington declare men not to blame for peeking at revealing women’s fashions and call for a change in styles including the abolishment of the turkey trot and similar dances. Chief Peterson of Oakland says no normal man would ignore such outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peterson
Oakland
Cal
Under Water 36 Hours Sets New Submarine Record
J M Cage inventor of the submarine declares no ill effects after a 36 hour underwater test. The submarine rose at 5 p m today after being submerged since yesterday at 5 p m, breaking the prior world record by twelve hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
J. M. Cage
Childless Swiss Millionaires Die in Villa Gas Tragedy
Eugene Maggi and his wife, among Switzerland's wealthiest, were found dead from gas at their Zurich villa. Despondent state and friends say the asphyxiation appeared to be deliberate self destruction. fortune valued around ten million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Eugene Maggi
Milk Spillage Caution Underscores Humility
A brief note warns against boasting over spilled milk, urging restraint and measured response in the face of minor loss or setback. The proverb echoes prudence in actions and words after mistakes.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Beneficial Says La Crosse Resident
L L Brown of 229 Main St La Crosse Wis testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured back lameness after Liniment failed and recommends continued publication of the message Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents price 50 cents Remember the name Doan’s end take no other
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
L. L. Brown
Main St. la Crosse
Wis
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
F. R. A. Excursions Planned On G. W. Hill Steamer
The F. R. A. plans large afternoon and evening trips on the steamer G. W. Hill this Friday. The event aims to be a gala summer outing and is expected to surpass previous excursions in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hill
Mrs Klandrud Hosts Coffee Day For Wandless Guest
Mrs O W Klandrud entertained ten ladies at a coffee in honor of Mrs Guy Wandless of Milwaukee. Other guests included Mrs Koppelberger Mrs Pruetz Mrs Phil Pederson Mrs Jack Hengstler Mrs Harry Miller Mrs W Meyer Mrs N Groff and Mrs Clarence Johnson. Separately Mrs E G Atkins hosted a small informal coffee for friends of Mrs Orlando Holway of Wausau with guests Mesdames E E Marston Walter Woods E G Perkins W F Goodrich and C W Levis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klandrud
Wandless
O. W. Klandrud
Guy Wandless
Milwaukee
Koppelberger
Pruetz
Phil. Pederson
Jack Hengstler
Harry Miller
W. Meyer
N. Groff
Clarence Johnson
E. G. Atkins
Orlando Holway
Wausau
Mesdames
E. E. Marston
Walter Woods
E. G. Perkins
W. F. Goodrich
C. W. Levis
Mrs Newberg Hosts Afternoon Music for Friends
Mrs Peter Newberg entertained about thirty five friends at her home with a program of music by local talent performed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Newberg
Luncheon Honors Emma Gund At Country Club
Miss Viola Doerflinger hosted a small luncheon at the Country club honoring Miss Emma Gund. Out of town guests included Mrs Argyle Scott of Billings and Miss Silverthorn of Wausau, plus Miss Helen Stout of Toronto Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Doerflinger
Emma Gund
Argyle Scott
Billings
Silverthorn
Wausau
Helen Stout
Toronto
Canada
Luncheon Held at 532 South Sixteenth Street
Mrs. C. A. Olberg and Mrs. Homer Hart hosted a luncheon today at their home 532 South Sixteenth Street with sixty invitations sent. The rooms were lavishly decorated with summer blossoms peonies and roses. Out of town guest Mrs. Frank Hart of Tomah attended along with Mesdames Gus Grams Wil Hickisch Julius Westby A. C. Wolfe H. B. Board and E. C. Bartl assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olberg
Homer Hart
South Sixteenth Street
Frank Hart
Tomah
Mesdames Gus. Grams
Wil Hickisch
Julius Westby
A. C. Wolfe
H. B. Board
E. C. Bartl
Tea time at Osberg and Hart hostess event
Mrs. Osberg and Mrs. Hart hosted a mid afternoon tea with helpers Mrs. Meiggs, Mrs. William Wager, Mrs. E H. Derr, Mrs. A L Nelson and Mrs. Dyson Daggett aiding. Dorothy Hart and Helen Wolfe signed in guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osberg
Mrs. Hart
Meiggs
William Wager
E H. Derr
A. L. Nelson
Dyson Daggett
Dorothy Hart
Helen Wolfe
Schauland and Thompson Wed at German Lutheran Church
Mr. Herman Schauland and Miss Minnie Thompson united in marriage Monday evening at the parsonage of the German Lutheran church. The couple left for St. Paul on their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schauland
Minnie Thompson
Mrs. Schauland
St. Paul
Coming Events: Luncheon Hosted by Salzer and Langenbach
Mrs. John P. Salzer and Mrs. Alfred Langenbach will give a luncheon on Wednesday June 18 at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Salzer
Alfred Langenbach
Bridge Tea Honors Mrs. F. B. Smith From Lake Okiboji
Mrs. W. B. Tscharnen hosted two tables of bridge yesterday afternoon to honor Mrs. F. B. Smith of Lake Okiboji Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tscharnen
F. B. Smith
Lake Okiboji
Mrs Keyes Hosts Coffee For Mrs Underwood Of Minneapolis
Mrs R W Keyes entertained at a small coffee yesterday for Mrs 8S V Underwood of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Keyes
Country Club Luncheon Honors Miss Emma Gund
Mrs. Jessie Holway hosted a luncheon at the Country club in honor of Miss Emma Gund. Attendees included Miss Silverthorn of Wausau, Mrs. Argyle Scott of Billings, Mont., Mrs. Henry Gund, the Misses Louise and Emma Gund, Miss Dorothy Hixon, Miss Viola Doerflinger, Mesdames F. G. Tiffany, Elsie Gile Scott, Elizabeth Holmes, J. B. Funke, A. Platz, George Gordon, Mills Tourtellotte, Miss Stout of Toronto, Can., Mrs. S. Y. Hyde Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Jessie Holway
Emma Gund
Silverthorn
Wausau
Argyle Scott
Billings
Mont
Henry Gund
Louise
Dorothy Hixon
Viola Doerflinger
Mesdames F. G. Tiffany
Elsie Gile Scott
Elizabeth Holmes
J. B. Funke
A. Platz
George Gordon
Mills Tourtellotte
Mills Tourtellotte, Miss Stout
Toronto
Can
S. Y. Hyde, Jr
Mrs Wells Hosts Yeomen of America at Progressive Cinch
Mrs A J Wells of 608 Cass Street entertained Yeomen of America members last night at Progressive Cinch. The winners took six prizes after a dainty lunch and a musical program featuring vocal numbers by Mrs A Spoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
A. J. Wells
Cass Streat
Yeomen of America
A. Spoul
River Ride Picnic Attended by Noted Local Ladies
A river ride and picnic were held this afternoon with participants including Mesdames F. J. Smith A. P. Hankerson F. H. Reiman W. R. Sill E. E. Marston A. F. Esperson Van Steenwyk Andrew Lees J. W. Skinner Henry Gund John Brindley J. S. Medary George Gordon M. A. Northam W. L. Crosby Miss Hattie Jefferson and Miss Francis Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames F. J. Smith
A. P. Hankerson
F. H. Reiman
W. R. Sill
E. E. Marston
A. F. Esperson
van Steenwyk
Andrew Lees
J. W. Skinner
Henry Gund
John Brindley
J. S. Medary
George Gordon
M. A. Northam
W. L. Crosby
Hattie Jefferson
Francis Sill
Social Briefs Highlight Local Guests Arrivals
Miss Silverthorn of Wausau visits Mrs. Argyle Scott at Mrs. Jessie Holway's home. Mrs. J. W. Livingston of Forest Grove Oregon stays with Mrs. A. H. Sanford Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
Notice of Probate Hearing in La Crosse County Court
Carrie Daniels applies to admit the last will of John A. Daniels to probate. A special term of the County Court will be held at the La Crosse Court House on July 1, 1913 at 10:00 A M to hear the matter. John Brindley is County Judge and Otto M Schlabach represents the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Said County
Court House
City of
la Crosse
Carrie Daniels
John A. Daniels
John Brindley
Otto M. Schlabach
Imperator Makes Maiden Transatlantic Voyage
Hamburg's Imperator, the largest steamship afloat, sailed on her maiden trans Atlantic voyage despite delays. Crowds lined the pier to watch the launch after earlier postponements due to a slip mishap an onboard explosion and Hoboken pier length constraints. She is due in New York around June 18 and will depart for the eastward leg on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperator
Leviathan
Hoboken
New York
Six Deaths Confirmed in Barge Peck Explosion
In Racine Wisconsin a boiler blast on the barge ER M Peck left six dead and one missing. Recovered victims include Chief Engineer William Andrews and Firemen Adam Kriegg Gus Gunderson M Downs and Oiler Edward Young. Second Engineer Bernard Schwenson missing. Watchman George Turtle gravely injured. Inquest set for tomorrow as inspectors investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
ER. M. Peck
Bernard Schwenson
William Andrews
Adam Kriegg
Gus Gunderson
M. Downs
Edward Young
Geo. Turtle
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Car of Pines
John C. Burns
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
Catan
Gomer Plate
Fxu and Prinrine Co
Thil-Manning-Whaien Co
State Street
Elliott
Loeffler CO
Kears Street
Rushford Minn
St. Joseph's Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mill Street
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Lodge
Lizzie Larson
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Henry N. Boehm
Mgr
Chicago AA Fc
Chicago AA
Portland Cement
Chicago Portland Cement Co
N. la Salle St
Chicago
Hamburg
the Ham
Watchman
Irvine
Elgin
Waltham
W. T. Irvine
the Watch House OF
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