Pretty and Simple First Presbyterian Church Wedding
Miss Helen Irene Tavake and Oscar William Straub wed at the First Presbyterian Church with a palm decorated setting. The ceremony featured bridesmaids Olga Straub Anne Kinnear and Earl ushers, reception at the bride’s home, and attire details including the bride in white satin and amethyst pearls.
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First Presbyterian Church
Helen Irene Tavake
T. A. Lavake
Oscar William Straub
Harriet Lavaque
Carl van Auken
Alfred Grams
Walter Herrington
Elaborate Deco Rims For Reception At Home
Rooms were decorated in white and green with roses smilax and ferns in the parlor. The pink dining room featured gladioli and pink carnations while red carnations and roses perfumed the punch room. Hostesses and guests helped serve with several Misses assisting and Mrs Burke in charge. Mr. and Mrs Straub departed for the east after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sawyer
E. J. Evans
F. C. Sutter
D. G. MacMillan
Helen
Ruth Vance
Agnes Vincent
Mable Bryant
Helen Burke
E. R. Burke
Straub
East
Saltz Mercier Nuptials Quietly Bond in Universalist Church
Miss Lillian M. Saltz daughter of Mr and Mrs O M Saltz and W C Mercier of Chicago were married at St Pauls Universalist church by Rev J S Lowe in a small ceremony. The couple met guests at 1020 South Fifth street for a wedding supper and reception. Miss Sue Rossiter was bridesmaid and Wenzel Hanus best man. The bride previously worked as cashier at Linker barber shop and the groom will relocate to Chicago for a new job with Cargill Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Rossiter
Wenzel Hanus
Linker
Cargill Coal Company
Chicago
Coxs Celebrate Irene Seven at Birthday Party
Mrs. C. Cox hosted a birthday party for her daughter Irene turning seven. Guests played games and enjoyed a lawn program with refreshments. Attendees included Marie Hahn Sabine Muenzenberger Marie Muth Helen Muth Bernice Senn Lois Senn Mildred Ikert Florence Ikert Ruth Esperseth Edna Burandt Ethel Burandt Irene Cox Clarice Cox Frank Muth Karl Muth.
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C. Cox
Irene
Marie Hahn
Sabine Muenzenberger
Marie
Helen Muth
Bernice
Lois Senn
Mildred
Florence Ikert
Ruth Esperseth
Edna
Ethel Burandt
Clarice Cox
Masters Frank
Karl Muth
Miss Purdue To Talk On City Girl Problem
All women in the city will attend a mass meeting Thursday evening in the city hall small chamber. Miss Rose Purdue of Milwaukee state factory inspector will address the girl problem in connection with the Consumers' League. She is an engaging speaker and will present the topic clearly.
Social Briefs Move of Local Residents Traced
Mrs Elsie Gile Scott returned yesterday from Billings Montana where she visited her son Argyle Scott and wife. Mrs F C Sutter has returned from an extensive trip east including New York and Boston. Miss Viola Doerflinger returned home after months in Chicago studying music with Prof Kelso. John Gile Scott returned today from the east where he attended school. Mrs Helen Norbeck Lawrence of Hibbing Minnesota is a guest of Miss Eleanor Marston.
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Elsie Gile Scott
Billings
Mont
Argyle Scott
F. C. Sutter
New York
Boston
Viola Doerflinger
Chicago
Kelso
John Gile Scott
Helen Norbeck Lawrence
Hibbing, Minn
Eleanor Marston
Porch Party for Mrs Noble and Friends
Mrs. C. W. Noble hosted a porch picnic supper with guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Schweizer and Florence, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. B. F. Donaldson, Mrs. F. T. Servis, Mr. Roe, and Mr. and Mrs. Noble in attendance.
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C. W. Noble
George Schweizer
Florence
Hudson
B. F. Donaldson
F. T. Servis
Roe
Noble
Launch ride for La Crosse Can Company foremen
Last Saturday officers of the La Crosse Can Company conducted a launch ride for foremen across departments. The excursion went to Dakota for a most delightful afternoon hosted by Mr and Mrs S E Allerton for about twenty five guests.
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la Crosse Can . Company
Dakota
S. E. Allerton
Wisconsin Life Insurers Pay Out 6.6 Million
Insurance Press reports $6,600,000 in life insurance payments across Wisconsin with Milwaukee leading at $2,090,858 and La Crosse second with $633,709. Also notes police exam results pending, flag day observances in La Crosse, a closet fire at 1730 Winnebago Street, and local notices on buses, exhibitions, and social events.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Gateway City
Police and Fire Commission
W. F. Botsford
Winnebago Street
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
T. R. Jackson
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Bros. Aeroplane Company
EUCAL
Michael Lyons
Burlington Road
John Malloy
New York City
Lyons
Malloy
Chicago
Decedent
Potter's Field
Oak Grove Cemetery
Geo. Powell
Richard Iversen
Portage
Fowler launch takes party up river to Dakota
A launch trip Monday carried Mr and Mrs F H Fowler along with a group including Mrs M B Greenwood and her son Frederick, Mrs Irish and daughter Dorothy, Miss Annie May Hanscome, John P Bird, C H Greenwood, the Misses Allen McNair and Mrs B N Reed.
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Fowler Launch
Dakota
F. H. Fowler
M. B. Greenwood
Frederick Greenwood
Irish
Dorothy
Annie May Hanscome
John P. Bird
C. H. Greenwood
Allen, McNair
B. N. Reed
DAR Celebrates Flag Day With River Excursion
The D A R celebrated Flag Day with a river excursion to Dakota Park yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames McArthur Bunge Dow Hardy Dickson McConnell Bennett Eva Bennett and daughter Margaret Campbell of Grand Forks ND Benton Winter Burton and Misses Conant Looney and Rollins.
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Dakota Park
McArthur
G. W. Bunge
C. W. Dow
Albert Hardy
Kate Dickson
J. E. McConnell
C. E. Bennett
Eva Bennett
Margaret
Man Pleads Not Guilty and Local Notices Mixed
Segment records multiple short items: a not guilty plea for a court case, requests for bridge passes, a public works update on passes issued, business ads for A. and C. Johnson Co., fines for intoxication and fast driving, a baseball game announcement between United Commercial Travelers teams, lacquer varnish promotion, a visit to New York by Miss Margaret Spettel, carpentry estimates, and a Milwaukee visit by Mrs. Kergseth and her son.
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Ing
Gateway City Trfv
Board of Public Works
A. & C. Johnson Co
Main Street
Fred Boehm
Edward Cronon
Main St
Oscar Stoquist
United Commercial Travelers
la Crosse
Winona
League Park
Main
Margaret Spettel
New York
C. A. Thompson
Kergseth
Clark
Milwaukee
Rehearsals for Play Promising Between the Acts
Senior class high school presents Between the Acts on Friday night with promising rehearsals. Early observers report a fine performance and skilled execution by those who have seen it.
Graduation Play Promises a Strong Ensemble Performance
Rehearsals for the third annual graduation play proceed with a dedicated cast and strong preparation. The team aims for an excellent show and full audience appreciation.
Rooney Secures Slab Artist Billy Goldrich for Outcasts
President Henry Rooney of the Outcasts baseball club announced last night that pitcher Billy Goldrich had come to terms and would sign soon. Goldrich pitched for the Regina team in the Western Canada league last year and posted a solid record. He is expected to join the team within a few days.
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Henry Rooney
Outcasts
Baseball Aggregation
Billy Goldrich
Goldrich
Regina
Knot Tightens in Dalzell Fight as Court Grants Injunction
In Pittsburg on June 14 Judge Josiah Cohen issued a temporary injunction stopping the county commissioners from certifying Dalzell's nomination to the secretary of the commonwealth. Dr. Robert J. Black, Dalzell's insurgent challenger, filed the petition and seeks a court ruling on his recount demand.
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Pittsburg
John Dalzell
Joe’’ Cannon
Josiah Cohen
Dalzell
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Robt. J. Black
Notice on Billing Responsibility After June 14
Mr. Wm Finger will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife after June 14. The notice states the liability rests with the wife for all charges incurred beyond that date.
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Wm. Finger
Korea Reports Wide Range of Active Mines by Type
The report lists 116 active gold mines 109 graphite mines 34 coal mines 29 copper mines 7 silver mines 3 zinc mines 2 mercury mines and 59 var ious mines across the country.
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Korea
Expect Winning Football Team
A high school meeting gathered interested students to discuss football prospects for next fall. Prof Benezet Captain Shirley and Ray Keeler spoke on the outlook. Jack Wilce, to coach, praised for Madison credentials and popularity as an athlete and fraternity member.
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Benezet
Shirley
Ray Keeler
Jack Wilce
Madison
Ward
Keeler
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Valencia Oranges
John. C. Burns
Fruit House
Lavake
Straub Wedding
Post
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
F. A. Reiman
Cathedral
William Freehoff
Henry Freehoff
South Dakota
Merchants’ Protective Assocation
N. T. Hamiean
St. Paul
Presbyterian
West Salem
S. L. McKee
Neshonoc
Harry Ross
Yeomen
John Fosdick
Ben Malay
Nelson
Ss—S—S
W. T. Irvine
E. M. Young Druggist
Rooney
la Crosse City
A. D
Care Tribune
C. B. Stevens
McMillan Budding
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