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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
10
Local store advertises限 15¢ bottles of Duffys Cider and 8 oz Heinz Olive Oil for sale. Other items include Italian Lucca Olive Oil 90¢, Pienta olives 4 oz, Heinz Mustard 8 oz, Malt Vinegar 9c, fresh figs 1 lb, ginger snaps, eggs 1 dozen, butter per pound, Regal corn 10c can, Van Camps peas 15c can, and Apricots 1 gallon can. Special weekend pricing highlighted.
The Diamond Jo Packet Line will not stop at Lake City as harbor congestion injures small boats. Company officers claim the harbor is always crowded making landings impossible and damages must be paid for by the line.
George Flory, a leader in the Syrian colony on the North Side, was in court after accusing two residents of stealing a pocketbook with thirty dollars. He admitted knocking them down stairs in response and was fined $12.50 for fighting. He says language barriers put him at a disadvantage in court.
Wooley and Hanson have notified the board of public works to lay grade stakes on Cass street by Thursday morning so paving can begin at once. Preparations aim to finish before fall with work moving from Fifth and Cass toward Twelfth and gutters already installed on Market street by La Crosse Stone company.
Oshkosh crushed Ninham and Charles in the opening game of the series as Green Bay and rivals Madison Fond du Lac and Freeport Wausau posted wins. Green Bay 10 to 4 over the Indians. Madison rejuvenated, Fond du Lac bested Freeport Wausau.
Joe Netolicky, a medical student at the University of Iowa, arrives in the city to try out for a spot with the champions. He is described as a very fast, confident player and comes from near Cedar Rapids with teammates Konetchy and Medwitzky forming a noted trio.
Irene Hatzke two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs August Hatzke of 508 Division street died after a two week illness. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm from the cathedral with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
Louise Klosheim of 802 South Eighth Street and Ivan A. Campbell of St Paul were married at St Marys church parsonage by Rev Dean White. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Louise Klosheim and has lived in the city most of her life. They will reside in Duluth where Mr Campbell's firm operates a branch office.
A large crowd attended the Modern Samaritans council No. 81 meeting at Lienlokken hall last Wednesday evening. Twelve new members were received into the lodge and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Frank Huber of 417 North Sixth Street will entertain the ladies of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen at an afternoon event Thursday afternoon.
After the Brotherhood of American Yeomen meeting on June 27 at Yeoman Hall a pie eating contest will be held.
The wedding of Miss Loretta Cum mings and Mr Carl Gilbert will be held on Wednesday June 14. The ceremony follows the couple's engagement and plans for a formal reception.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs James Hogan hosted a pretty informal tea for her sister Miss Maud Pettingill ahead of her upcoming marriage. Guests arrived between 3 and 6 pm, with many lingering beyond the hours.
Miss Pernella Horner gave a launch ride yesterday afternoon for a few of her friends aboard a small craft. The outing included several local residents enjoying the voyage along the harbor.
Miss Jennie Brindley of Minneapolis visits her brother Judge John Brindley for the summer. Miss Anna Ford of Minneapolis returns home for summer vacation. Mrs. Van Steenwyk travels to Chicago for a few days and will join her son Gysbert to attend Yale commencement in New Haven. She plans to visit Quebec and then return to her Danbury Connecticut home.
Farmers from Wantan area and Bangor citizens petition Superintendent McKerrow for a farmers institute to be held in Bangor next winter. The petition is believed to be likely approved by the official.
J J Hill recalls cautious wisdom and a St Paul joke about sharpers. A tale describes an old farmer and his wife warned against confidence tricks, the farmer's train mishap, and a reunited, wary reunion at the St Paul station.
A county visit to the poor farm includes an inspection of tech buildings and grounds with dinner before returning to the city. The county board on poor and insane met at the courthouse, and the city decorates for Gus Carl, city weighmaster, returning from Oshkosh Eagles convention with about 20 friends greeting him at the scale house.
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