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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

5

Semi final baseball series set for La Crosse and Winona

La Crosse clothing company teams arrange a best two of three semi final series to decide the title with Winona. First game in La Crosse next Sunday and the second in Winona on June 25. If a third game is needed it will be held in the town with largest attendance. Lineups list Winona players Rose or Gibbons to pitcher and outfielders Rivers Krause and Klitch among others. Crosse lineup features Davis catcher and Walters in the outfield.

la Crosse Job Wino- la Crosse Winona Ftsp Winona—Rose Gibbons Nigbur Peterson Nilowski Krezer Harseshimer Klitch Rivers Crosse Davis Walters Slagey Krause Ulrich Weigent Solie Pederson E Loxold Nielter Bartel

Boston Club Keeps Faith in Kling After Eight Chances

Johnny Kling, branded by a club owner as Boston’s latest “piece of junk,” came through yesterday by catching a hit and accepting eight chances, signaling resilience and ongoing faith from his team.

Johnny Kling Boston

New $2.50 Open Face Watch For Boys

A small thin watch with open face and jeweled escapement offers reliable timekeeping at a very low price. The ad claims strong construction and affordability for boys or anyone needing an accurate timepiece.

Weisse and McNeal face trial on illegal fishing charge

Former congressman Charles H. Weisse and companion Thomas McNeal were held for trial after a preliminary examination before Judge Sorenson in Wausau on charges of illegal fishing. The case notes 140 trout found, many undersized, with a warrant issued by the state game warden.

Wautoma Wis Charles H. Weisse Wisconsin la Follette Thomas McNeal Sorenson Weisse State Game Warden’s Department Cransdon Bollmer Waushata County Sheboygan James Sweeney Shorts

Foresters re elect state officers at convention

La Crosse man lists as re elected officers of the Catholic Order of Foresters state court at the biennial convention in Wausau. Spiritual director Rev. P. H. Kraemer La Crosse chief ranger John A Kuypers Depere vice chief ranger J W Donegan Stevens Point secretary Leo P Fox Chilton treasurer Daniel F Ryan Superior William J Kedway Milwaukee Anton L Nunbaum named to posts.

Wausau Wis State Court of the Catholic Order of Foresters P. H. Kraemer la Crosse John A. Kuypers Depere J. W. Donegan Stevens Point Leo P. Fox Chilton Daniel F. Ryan William J. Kedway Milwaukee Anton L. Nunbaum

Lawrence College Grants Largest Commencement Class

Lawrence Wis June 15. The sixty first annual commencement concluded at noon with the annual address by Rev Dr Frank Gunsaulus of Chicago. President Plantz distributed diplomas to the largest class in the college history and will announce prize winners for the year.

Appleton Wis Lawrence College Frank Gunsaulus Chicago Plantz

Low fare Summer tours to Atlantic City and seashore resorts

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces low fare summer tours from Washington to Atlantic City and other seashore resorts, plus New York Boston and New England points. Tickets on sale daily until Sept 30 with long return limits and liberal stopover privileges. Consult nearest ticket agent or address R C Haase N W P A St Paul or B M Anatin G P A Chicago.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Washington Atlantic City New York Boston New England R. C. Haase N. W

Visiting notables and local notices in La Crosse

Local items list arrivals departures visits and personal notices for residents and visitors. Prof H H Benton arrives from Madison and plans summer on the coast while Dr Geo Powell treats patients locally. Several births and travel updates accompany city business and social notes.

H. H. Benton Madison Geo. Powell William H. Hoeschler St. Francis Hospital B. A. Yeomen Oak Grove Cemetery Charles T. Service Vine Street Minneapolis Howe F G. Tiffany Menomonie Sidney Anderson Henry Wood Lanesboro Will Powell Katherine Taylor F. S. Corken Prairie du Chien N. Wadden la Crosse Eau Claire Frank Retzlaff United Cigar Store L. Huntington Genoa William Beardsley de Soto Thomas Ward Mondovi A. D. Larish St. Paul Oo. K. Blexrud Caledonia Minn A. L. Hopp C. Holtze August Lautz North Third Street Wisconsin L. H. Martin A. C. Bangsberg National Association of Credit Men Frantsigne Birch New York Denmark

TIZ Makes Sick Feet Well No Matter What Ails Them

Feet tired and sore relief advertised for TIZ as a universal foot remedy. Claims rapid action on tired feet, sweaty or foul-smelling feet, corns bunions and callouses with testimonials and price 25 cents per box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.

Tiz A. F. Creutzer Chicago Walter Luther Dodge & Co

Residents and visitors mingle in La Crosse region

A sequence of local residents and guests are listed with movements between Fountain City La Crescent Hokah Harmony and surrounding towns. Names include Roy Huber John Doerrman Tillie Munson Lena Vollmer Norma Pelunk Rose Cavens Del Williams Henry Cavens Anna Nunamacher Olaf Quaroe Nellie Williams and others visiting hospitals churches or family homes.

Roy Huber Fountain City John Doerrman Lansing Tillie Munson Lena Vollmer Norma Pelunk la Crosse Normal Alma Klein Rose del Williams Henry Cavens la Crescent Kelly Caniff Ridge Delia John Lyon Hokah Anna Nunamacher Olaf Quaroe Bratsberg Minn Mer Gill Forestville Madga Cora Forsyth Mesdames W. S. Osborn Dunford Canton Rev. Elliker Waukon O. K. Satre Peterson Ole Olness Nellie Williams Bristol A. 8 Sylstad Harmony Gunn Mesdames Sidney Anderson Henry Wood Lanesboro Charles Wachs Wachs Fred Bernsdorf Union Valley Gallus Engstler la Crosse Sheldon Mound Prairie Chas. Weise Jennie Fairbanks Mound Praire Frances and Leona Dunn Mamie Gitten

Maddened team in thrilling flight on West Avenue

A runaway team owned by Campbell milkman Chris Seiler raced south on West Avenue near noon yesterday. Pedestrians and cyclists narrowly avoided the hooves and several autos barely escaped collisions. The team, starting from Bard's brewery, dragged one horse sixty feet during a failed turn onto Market Street. no one or equipment was injured.

West Avenue Chris Seiler Campbell Milkman Bard’s Brewery Market Street

Naps Hold Despite Red Sox Tie Bid

The Naps remained calm as the Red Sox mounted a late rally to snare a near defeat tying effort, but the innings ended with Cleveland holding firm and securing the win.

Naps Red Sox

Noelke O Meara Nuptials At Holy Angels Church

Miss Mary Amelia O Meara married Carl B Noelke of La Crosse at Holy Angels Church in a high mass ceremony. The bride wore white satin with real lace and pearl trim. maid of honor wore buff marquisette. reception followed at the O Meara home. The couple will honeymoon on the Great Lakes and in Canada and the east.

Noelke-O'Meara Holy Angel's Catholic Church Mary Amelia O'Meara Carl B. Noelke la Crosse Wiedmann Chippewa Falls Stella Gaffney Milwaukee Clara Connors Evanston Ill Noelke Albert Funk John Frank O'Meara Frank West Bend Great Lakes Canada Weidmann Ella Neahs James Dorsey Watertown Lulu Miller Kewaskum Mary Broidigans Helena Beck Wis

Mrs Cunningham Hosts Elegant Tea for Julia Waters

Mrs D Cunningham entertained at a refined tea in honor of Miss Julia Waters. A decorative table featured pink and white carnations and gilt monogrammed place cards with white chiffon ribbons and pink roses. Attending were Mrs Horace Holley Miss Julia Waters Miss Lillian Waters and several other intimate friends.

Cunningham D. Cunningham Julia Waters Horace Holley Lillian Waters Cora Schulze Beatrice Leissring Margaret Farnam Ellen Hixon Edna Tarbox Blanche Holcomb Ethel Burnham Laura Cunningham

Mrs Hyde Hosts Birthday Coffee for Miss Stout

Mrs S Y Hyde entertained 25 guests at a coffee honoring Miss Helen Stout of Toronto and Mrs Hyde’s birthday. Out of town visitors included Miss Lulu Coren and Miss Edna Coren of Chicago. Yellow and pink decorations set a cheerful scene as guests enjoyed fellowship and gossip.

D A R La Crosse Chapter Members Tour Dres Bach Home

Twenty five members of the D A R La Crosse chapter rode in the Otto launch to Dres bach for a flag day reception at Mrs C H Marsh. Miss E V Looney spoke on the history of the American flag. Guests included Mrs C H Marsh and daughters Mrs L Wing of Tyler Texas Mrs Warren P Lindsay of Pittsburg Pa and Miss Millie Marsh. Local attendees from here were Mesdames Mills Tourtellotte McLean C W Dow.

D. A L. Wing Tyler Texas Warren P. Lindsay Pittsburg Millie Marsh Mesdames Mills Tourtellotte McLean C. W. Dow

Notable Names List From the Local Notices

The fragment lists individuals including George Burton Orlando Holway Al bert Hardy William Bunge F C Sutter Frank Winter C E Bennett Misses E V Looney Slothower Ella Hardy Mary Alice Smith Gen eve Caldwell Margaret Crosby Harriet Angell Carrie Marsh and Mrs Wheeler of Janesville as part of community notices or society records.

George Burton Orlando Holway Albert Hardy William Bunge F. C. Sutter Frank Winter C. E. Bennett E. V. Looney Slothower Ella Hardy Mary Alice Smith Geneve Caldwell Margaret Crosby Harriet Angell Carrie Marsh Mrs. Wheeler Janesville

Marriage of Miss Jeanette Brown and J P Meinert

The marriage occurred Tuesday morning at 8 in Holy Trinity church. A reception followed at the bride’s home on State road with relatives and friends invited.

Jeanette Brown J. P. Meinert Holy Trinity Church State Road Whch

Hirshheimer Party Heads to Madison for Reunions

A motor party led by Mr and Mrs H J Hirshheimer with Charles Schweizer and William Funke leaves tonight for Madison. Mr Hirshheimer attends the fifteenth reunion of the class of 96 and Schweizer joins a Phi Delta Theta reunion banquet where he will speak. Tad Burns will depart by train later and the party returns Tuesday.

H. J. Hirshheimer Charles Schweizer William Funke Madison Hirshheimer Schweizer Phi Delta Theta Tad” Burns

Twentieth Century Club Members Plan Nature Outing

This afternoon the Twentieth Century club members and invited guests will pack baskets and head to the Law Finch cottage to enjoy a few hours communing with nature.

Twentieth Century Club Law-Finch

Wa Hoo Bitters extended offer at 25c

Demand for Wa Hoo Bitters prompts a price extension to July 1 with a regular 1.00 bottle sold for 25 cents. The tonic claims to aid weakened constitution and a range of ailments and is produced by the Old Indian Medicine Co. in Battle Creek Michigan. Customers praise its effects and return for additional bottles.

Oldndian Medicine Co Battle Creek Mich CHAS Beyschlag Drug Store Main Street

Social Briefs From Moline to Minnesota and Wisconsin

Mrs. Fred Hanchett of Minneapolis hosts Mrs. W E Sawyer. Miss Mable Bryant returns from Northwestern University to spend time in Moline. Mrs. Jessie Pettibone and sons plan a summer in New York. Duncan Bowles comes back from Lake Forest. J M Hixon travels to Onoway Wisconsin for golf. Mrs. Marshall Conant and Miss May Conant head to Minnetonka. Homer and Harold Davis return from the state university. Miss Alma Lee and Mr Harry Lee attend a cousin’s wedding at Blackhammer Minnesota.

Fred Hanchett Minneapolis W. E. Sawyer Mable Bryant Northwestern University Moline Jessie Pettibone and Sons New York Duncan Bowles Lake Forest J. M. Hixon Onosha Wis Marshall Conant May Conant Minnetonka Homer Harold Davis State University Alma Lee Harry Lee Blackhammer Minn

Tenney Seeks Police Protection on Boston Return

Manager Fred Tenney asks Boston police to provide ample protection when he returns to the city. The local populace is sharpening its pitchfork for Master Fred.

Fred Tenney Boston Fred

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns ICE Cream and Butter Company A.&c. Johnson CO Quick & Reliable Service Jay W. T. Irvine, Jeweler the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Store Fifth and Main Streets Oscar Houce Chas. Figgie North Ninth Street Wisconsin News W. T. Irvine D. A. R. Excursion Ellis E. Langdon Jay St Italy MR. James Kerr Wildwood Walter Goetzinger Horan Nature H. C. Evenson Eyesight Specialist
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