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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1907

Page

5

Churches Unite for Baccalaureate and Day Services

A list of Sunday services across multiple churches including First Church of Christ, St. Paul's Universalist, German Baptist, English Lutheran, Latter Day Saints, First Presbyterian, First Congregational, First Methodist, Norwegian Lutheran and First Baptist with times ranging from 9:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. The events include Children’s Day observances, a 50th anniversary for Children’s Sunday, baptisms and confirmations, and a union baccalaureate service at First Presbyterian with Rev. T. C. Weaver delivering the sermon.

First Church of Christ St. Paul's Universalist Church Eighth Casstreets Lowe First Presbyterian Church German Baptist Church Seventh and Winnebago Streets Ladies Missionary Society Lutke Jackson Streets Graf English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity West Avenue Ferrdy Street J. J. Clemens Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Avon Street Hyram Storking Herbert E. Smith King and Sixth Street T. C. Weaver Albert Lea College Weaver Epworth Shegetaro Morikubo Norwegian Lutheran Church Corner Division Sixth Streets H. G. Magelssen First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main King Streets John Wellington Hoag F. W. Walker Pugh Sparta Colton Branch Presbyterian Church

Miss Barbara Cameron Brown Hosts Young Friends

Miss Barbara Cameron Brown entertained six of her young friends Friday at the home of Mrs. Angus Cameron. The guests included Misses Margery Sill Grace Heath Ruth Heath Eleanor Marston Ruth Colman and Miss Hood of Boston.

Barbara Cameron Brown Angus Cameron Margery Sill Grace Ruth Heath Eleanor Marston Ruth Colman Miss Hood Boston

June brides and sweet girl graduates dominate society week

A busy social week centers on Miss Maud Pettingill and the upcoming wedding of Miss Pearl Stevens to Karl Kurtenacker. Pre wedding entertainments include bridge handkerchief showers tea luncheons and dinners hosted by Mrs. Bayer Reitzel Powell Hogan McIntosh Smith Meigs Hyslop Donaldson Tiffany Burton and others. The sweet girl graduate Miss Russell receives plans for further celebrations as she prepares to leave at year’s end.

Maud Pettingill John Bayer Bridge A. F. Reitzel W. A. Powell John Hogan L. A. MclIntosh B. A. Smith L. A. Meigs Frank G. Tiffany Hyslop Donaldson George Burton Country Club Russell

Mrs Faville Hosts Welcome Tea for Local Teachers

Mrs Henry Faville entertained a group of public school teachers and supporters yesterday in honor of Miss Barbara Russell and others leaving for summer vacations. Guests included Russell Heidemann Halleck Dudley Buell Hanscome Rosling Hartwell Mickeljohn Shumway Leissring Rick Decker Schuman Shumway Beat rice and Leissring with service by Marsh Batchelder Goddard and Conant.

Favil Henry Faville Barbara Russell Misses Russell Heidemann Anna Halleck Phoebe Dudley Lillian Dudley Phoebe Buell Annie M. Hanscome John Emma Rosling McNair Edna Tarbox Allen Hartwell iGckey Anna Grams Ruth Bleekman Peters Stevents Alice May Cummings Bertha Lawrence Jessie Decker Ida Emma Schuman Mickeljohn Shumway Warner Beatrice Leissring Bertha Rick Leissring Misses Marsh Harriet Batchelder Myrtle Goddard May Conant

Pleasant surprise party for Miss Cora Seiler

Last Thursday evening at sister Mrs. John Wagner's home a crowd of young friends gathered to celebrate Miss Cora Seiler. The group enjoyed games and refreshments, with attendees including Anna Keller, Mary Kranz, Martha Pervoisky, Clara Fagin, Margaret Seiler, Josie Ryan, Ross Bonard, Ron Jones, Ed Rylie, John Poehling and others.

Cora Seiler John Wagner Anna Keller Mary Kranz Martha Pervoisky Anna Vargin Mary Reinharts Helen Patasky Elsie Wittenburg Clara Fagin Margaret Seiler Anna Bachman Josie Ryan Ross Bonard Ron Jones Ed. Rylie John Poehling Arthur Wolford Bema Skagon Steve Kranz Dannin Peworsky Fred Johnson John Brig Frank Philys

Supper Honors Mrs. John Oesgher Hostess List of Guests

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. C A Olberg entertained at a supper in honor of Mrs. John Oesgher. The guests include Miss Robinson of Chicago Miss Shepherd of Ripon Miss Anderson of Fond du Lac Miss Marriott of Baraboo Mesdames Oesgher Homer Hart Percy Cilley William Servis C A Millington F W Cook J W Bryant Frank Jones E C Higbee Ori Sorensen G Kaeppler Paul Pamperin O R Skaar W F Wolf O J Oyen E W Gruenzner R C Cripps and Miss Blanche Hart.

C. A. Olberg John Oesgher Miss Robinson Chicabo Miss Shepherd Ripon Miss Anderson Fond du Las Miss Marriott Baraboo Mesdames Oesgher Homer Hart Percy Cilley William Servis C. A. Millington F. W. Cook J. W. Bryant Frank Jones E. C. Higbee Ori Sorrensen G. Kaeppler Paul Pamperin O. R. Skaar W. F. Wolf O. J. Oyen E. W. Gruenzner R. C. Cripps Miss Blanche Hart

Mrs Hoffman Hosts Afternoon Coffee Party

Mrs. H. F. Hoffman entertained a small group Thursday afternoon with coffee. Attending were Mrs. Webb of Storm Lake Ia, Mrs. F. E. Davis, Mrs. Will Smith, Mrs. A. Kerr and Miss Douglas.

H. F. Hoffman Webb Storm Lake F. E. Davis Will Smith A. Kerr Douglas

Mrs McIntosh Hosts Dinner for Miss Maud Pettingill

Mrs. A L McIntosh gave a small dinner Friday evening in honor of Miss Maud Pettingill.

M’ Intosh A. L. McIntosh Maud Pettingill

Personal notices and upcoming outings in La Crosse

A string of social items notes visits by Cedar Rapids residents and relatives in La Crosse, excursions to Lansing on June 16, and Delaware area doctors and professionals seen in the city. It also advertises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley’s Kidney Cure with local endorsements.

Excursion to Winona Steamer Trip from La Crosse

City news notes an excursion on the W. W. steamer to Winona with 9:30 a.m. departure from La Crosse, return by 3:30 p.m. Fare 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children with music coffee and lunch. event hosted by Ladies Circle Universalist Church.

Winona W. W la Crosse Ladies’ Circle Universalist Church Court Gateway of the Independent Order of Foresters Beaver Dam John Wellington Hoag Wayland Academy Sparta F. W. Walker Pugh Baptist Mormon Coulee Clara Beam Bertha Werth Caroline Carson Louise Trebie Emma Gabel Rudolynh Louis Ernest Sydney North Star Spring Valley Gus The Scales Gus Carl Eagles Carl Charles D. Schreiter St. Francis Hospital Edward Evans Anderson John M. Levy South Side W. S. Jamesson

Local residents and visitors cited in city social notes

E Erickson visits Sparta with friends and plans to return Monday. Martin Wood of Whitehall named substitute carrier. Miss Isabelle Evans of Bangor now in La Crosse. F Hensel returns from Arcadia guesting with friends. Miss Anna Mashek of Arcadia visiting. Mrs A Fessler returns from Norwalk visit. Joseph Waddell of Grand Rapids called on local business men. F R Dryheratz returns to Sheboygan after city business. Edna Hulberg back from a week in Austin Minnesota. Mrs John Hulberg leaves for St Paul then Moorhead Minnesota for a month. C S Pierce of Minneapolis vacationing in Winona and La Crosse. T Quakenbush visits Melrose for a few days. Lars Instense returns from Melrose. Caledonia guest Miss Quinlan. Caledonia visit with Miss Nellie Lamb. Miss Grace Webber goes to Caledonia for a couple days with Mrs C A Sprague. Mrs Hamberger and daughter back from Caledonia. Frances McKelvey of Stillwater visiting city friends. Mrs Joseph Misler and son Harry leave for two weeks in Chicago. Mr and Mrs P C Marshall depart for future home in Denison Iowa. Mrs D D McMillan of Chicago visiting daughter Mrs J A Rowles.

Joe’ Welabricky Cedar Rapids A. Ruhoff Beth Frances Clarke Colorado Springs Colo Anna Clarke Lansing la Crosse C. E. Cole Prairie du Chien H. H L. H. Pritchett Grays Millis George Powell Will Powell Ella Rosa Burin Westby K. Blexrud Caledonia Geo. J. Hohl Bellington J. Mullen Madison M. Rarer Merrill New York Sunday Herald Tammany Hall New York Herald Herbert Hart Crookston Dr. Senbert Norwalk F. C. Burin O. D. DeHarl Des Moines Theo. le Baron Anaconda Germania Turners Germania Hall Kreutz Hollister Rocky Mountain Carl Sanderson Waukon T. J. Muller Wabasha C. Hoegh Spring Grove W. T. Ziddenonke Viroqua Gateway City Tfr F. B. Snelland Miss Dickman Sparta Alex Moll Chicago Lake Forest Academy Foley O. T. Erhart L. C. Rodgers Branchton W. R. Ward Dyersburg Tenn W. W. Trowbridge C. F. Merrill Waukesha Josephine Farnam Minneapolis A. S. Farnam E. Erickson Martin Wood Whitehall Isabelle Evans Bangor F. Hensel Arcadia Anna M. Mashek A. Fessler Joseph G. Waddell Grand Rapids F. R. Dryheratz Sheboygan Edna Hulberg Austin Minn John Hulberg St. Paul Moorhead D. D. McMillan J. A. Rowles

Eau Claire Maccabees Criticize State Convention Treatment

The Lady Maccabees of Eau Claire say they faced unfair treatment at the state convention in La Crosse. They allege La Crosse violated drill rules, used nonmembers, and did not provide proper lodging guidance, prompting their withdrawal and a formal appeal to the Supreme Commander.

Lady Maccabees Eau Claire Partiuaylier Hive No. 31 la Crosse Stoddard Convention Hall Putnam's Wisconsin National Guards Lady Maccabee Maccabees Order Ladies of the Maccabees

Mormon Baptism on Black River by North Side Elders

Tomorrow at 3 30 pm the Mormon elders of the North side will hold a baptismal service in the Black river at the foot of Gillette street. Elders Hyram Storking and E Smith will officiate.

North Side Black River Gillette Street Hyram Storking E. Smith

Compliments From Federal Inspector on La Court Yard Conditions

Federal inspector of railroad safety appliances completed a yard safety inspection at the North side yards and highly compliments Foreman M J La Court on the excellent conditions observed during the review.

Co. F. Merrill Federal Inspector of North Side M. J. la Court

Across the Lake by Crosby Line to Michigan and East

The article promotes a daylight excursion route from Chicago to Michigan New England New York and Philadelphia via Crosby Line steamers and Grand Trunk Railway with a buffet parlor car linking at Grand Haven. It invites readers to consult Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams St Chicago for fares literature and time tables.

Grand Trunk Railway System Chicago Montreal Niagara Falls Michigan Canada New England New York Philadelphia Grand Haven Geo. W. Vaux Adams St

Parents Boast Over Child’s Measles Recovery

The piece notes how parents proudly recount their child’s battle with measles, framing the illness as a rite of parental endurance and family pride. The tone reflects social emphasis on resilience and care during illness.

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