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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
Frank Zacks, a seasoned molder from Geneva now at Summit Foundry in La Crosse, spilled molten iron from a ladle onto his left foot while carrying a cupula pour, burning through his shoe and severely injuring his largest toe. This marks the first notable accident at the plant since opening.
John Greene, 1316 Berlin Street, attending a party at A. R. Wells home 1126 Charles Street, fell and cut his knee badly. Dr. J. L. Callahan treated the wound with three stitches, chilling the mood as the gathering dispersed.
Mrs Lueck entertained many friends Thursday afternoon at a five o clock tea and Thimblebee in honor of her mother Mrs Hocks of New York who has been visiting. Attendees included Mrs James Mary Simcox Mr Morrison Sally Bates C W Simcox and Mary Jones.
The Maccabees begin a class of about twelve this evening. Mr and Mrs B A Strauss of Richland Center return home after visiting George Baum and family on Rose Street. Miss Blanche Goodenough returns to Chicago after weeks with her mother on Clinton Street. Miss Jesse Sarles of Hillsboro, N C visits on the north side. Mrs F C Lampman returns from Marinette where she attended the grand encampment as north side delegate. Mr and Mrs John McGuane travel to Wabasha for a few days. Mrs Wells of Arcadia visits the Stevens home. Herman Fjelstad with Oscar and Anthony Johnson plan a Chicago trip. Onalaska baseball at Galesville Sunday. Jones the La Crosse league pitcher and Sjonquist reel in a large Black River catfish catch. Mrs J L Dodge returns from La Crosse hospital. Mrs D Johnson of Jarama Colorado.
Mrs Forss of Kane hosts a guest while Mrs Schumacher of 1442 Rose Street shows slight improvement after illness. Commissioner Roberge upgrades his 1014 Rose Street residence as Brick repairs continue at the causeway watering trough. Caledonia sewer work moves fast. Miss Selma Evjen visits Mrs Spoonick at 1538 Loomis Street. Miss Anna Kinnear entertains Miss Ruby H Tostevin of Superior at Lawrence University.
Berlin reports the rebellion in German East Africa is so intense that an army may be needed to suppress it. A negro sorceress is said to be stirring the local population against Europeans.
The grand jury probing the Kankakee asylum cleared the institution of blame and indicted attendant Leslie Dewitt for mistreating a patient named Merrill.
Robert Punch Robertson declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for clerk of the court. He addresses voters in a formal note, inviting support at the upcoming primaries.
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