Moonlight steamer excursion hosted by Leap Year Club
Moonlight outing on steamer W. W. set for Tuesday June 16 from 8 to 11 30 p m with music and dancing. Fare 50c for men 25c for women. Also notes the death of a brother of Everette White of the Vandyke Eaton company and temporary pianist replacement Elizabeth Drake, plus various local society items and business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Leap Year Club
Everette White
Vandyke & Eaton Company
la Crosse Theater
Richmond
Ind
Elizabeth Drake
White
Katherine Kuehl
Chicago
F. A. Gantert
Main Street
Will Powell
Fred Grokowsky
Grokowsky
Wils
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Dittman
Fred E
University School of Commerce
George Powell
A. J. Twesmy
Galesville
Will Huttenhow
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Needham
F. W. Cook
G. R. Hodge
H. B. Oakes
G. M. Rusey
Fjelstad
Louise Storch
J. E. Werthau
Arthur
Frank Schwalbe
Richard Dunn
Byron Moore
E. H. Blackerred
Tomah
Frank Reupart
Eastman
Paving Work Begins on Vine Street and Fifth Street
The La Grosse Stone Company started macadamizing Vine street from Sixth to Twelfth, currently between Sixth and Seventh. Brick paving on Fifth street to Vine from State began this morning by Contractors Wooley and Hanson and is due to finish by week’s end.
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la Grosse Stone Company
Vine _ street
Fifth Street
Vine
State
Wooley and Hanson
Special Round Trip Rates to Cleveland via B&O Railroad
Special round trip rates to Cleveland Ohio via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are offered for the Annual Convention of the National Educational Association and the International Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union. Consult nearest ticket agent or address B N Austin G P A W A Preston T P A B and O R R Chicago for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Educational Association
International Convention Baptist Young People’s Union
B. N. Austin
W. A. Preston
T. P
Esch Attends National Republican Convention
Congressman John Esch departed for Chicago to attend the National Republican convention and will stay there until its close. The trip places him among party leaders during the event in the city.
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John Esch
Chicago
Mr. Esch
Chicgo
Birthday Party For Miss Minnie Dummer At 16
Miss Minnie Dummer of 1413 South Sixth street celebrated her sixteenth birthday with friends yesterday. Guests included Adella Munz Byrle Pomeroy Elizabeth Schulze Bertha Schilling Julia Storz Leona Schaller Viola Weisbecker Berdie Dummer and Minnie Dummer. A church concert at Emanuel on Twelfth and Vine streets is planned for Thursday evening June 25 to benefit the church with local talent including Arthur Thomas pianist Jacob Reuter violinist Florence Lovejoy Mills reader and Minnie May soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Dummer
South Sixth Street
Adella Munz
Byrle Pomeroy
Elizabeth Schulze
Bertha Schilling
Julia Storz
Leona Schaller
Viola Weisbecker
Berdie Dummer
Emanuel Church
Twelfth and
Vine Streets
Arthur Thomas
Jacob Reuter
Florence Lovejoy Mills
Minnie May
Methodist Ladies Enjoy Farm Visit and Supper
About twenty women from Mrs. Bangsberg’s circle of the First M. E. church rode to the county farm in a hayrack hosted by Mrs. Johnson. They toured the building and talked with inmates, then shared a hot lawn supper at six. The outing, the final circle meeting of the year, left many finding it pleasant and profitable.
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Johnson
Bangsberg
M. E. Church
Mesdames B.S. Steadwell
F. H. Fowler
A. C. Bangsberg
James Kerr
Norman Peterson
Kenyon, Gayman
Elizabeth Irish
Bresee
Monument Unveiling Planned By Woodmen Of The World
July 19 set for the Woodmen of the World monument unveiling and annual memorial services. A parade will form at the Linker building and lead to the cemetery where the last deceased member’s monument will be unveiled. W G Moss of Madison and lodge officials will attend.
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Linker
Soverign
W. G. Moss
Madison
Sophia Ortmeier Dies of Cancer at 53
Mrs. Sophia Ortmeier died yesterday afternoon at 1 oclock at 1023 Zeisler Street from cancer of the liver. She was 53 and survived by six children H Frantz Henry Ernest Dora Gillian and Amelia Ortmeier and by her husband who died years ago. Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 30 from the house with Rev Julius Gamm officiating. Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery. Jennie Lange left today for Chicago to visit her mother.
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Sophia Ortmeier
Zeisler Street
Ortmeier
H. Frantz
Henry
Ernest
Dora
Gillian
Amelia Ortmeier
Julius Gamm
Oak Grove
Jennie Lange
Chicago
Norwegians to Hold City Picnic at French Island
Annual Norwegians of La Crosse picnic set for next Sunday at Shooting Park French Island under Normarna Saengerkor auspices. Northwestern Norwegian Danish Singing association to hold ninth bi annual festival for local societies. G A R encampment opens in Racine today with La Crosse delegation named. Traveling engineers donate about $25 to the Home for the Friendless from their amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
French Island
Normarna Saengerkor
Racine
B. F. Bryant
W. L. Osborne
R. E. Osborne
F. A. Copeland
G. D. Wright
Diette Circuit Races at Majestic Tonight
The Majestic presents a French film of the Diette circuit races in France, secured at a heavy expense, touted as an exceptionally fine picture. A comic short, The Hair Dresser, will also be shown, providing merriment.
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Majestic Theater
Diette Circuit
France
Schooling Comes Down to How Teachers Teach
A reflective remark about the impact of teaching methods on children's potential and pride in education. The quote suggests teachers hold the key to smarter, better prepared students if their instruction is effective.
June Weddings Increase as Licenses Rise statewide
The June wedding mood grows with licenses at the county clerk averaging one daily. Judge L. Kleeber married Melvin A. Oliver of Rochester Minnesota and Edith M. Vollette of this city yesterday afternoon. They will reside in Rochester.
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Melvin A. Oliver
Rochester
Minn
Edith M. Vollette
L. Kleeber
Redmen To Install Two Tribes In Trempealeau Today
La Crosse degree team of the Improved Order of Redmen travels to Trempealeau this afternoon at five o'clock aboard the Otto launch. Two new tribes will be installed in one ceremony, Trempealeau and Et trick, with a large La Crosse delegation attending. Winneshiek Tribe No. 21 officers elected are Sachem John Ott Senator Sagamore Gus Ott Prophet Emil Ruprecht Trustee L P Cordell.
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la Crosse
Order of Redmen
Trempealeau
Ettrick
Winneshiek
Sachem
John Ott
Sagamore
Gus Ott
Joseph Blashasky Dies After Two-Year Illness
Joseph Blashasky aged 22 of 408 North Fifteenth street died last night after a two year struggle with tuberculosis. Born in La Crosse, he lived with his mother on Fifteenth street until his death. He leaves his mother and two brothers as survivors.
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Joseph Blashaskey
North Fifteenth Street
la Crosse
Fifteenth Street
George Hodge Opens New Auto Store at 127 North Third Street
George Hodge opens a retail auto office at 127 North Third Street in the former Zimmer garage with a complete line of vehicles. Mrs. Hodge has received a wagon load of buggies and wagons and a formal opening is expected within a few days.
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George Hodge
North Third Street
Zimmer Auto Garage
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California
Lemons
John C. Burns
Segelke & Kohlhaus
S. Front ST
Sylmar
Beyschlag’s Drug Store
John Neukomm
Bartenders’ Union
Eighth Ward Aid Society
Third Ward Aid Society
All Friends and Neighbors
Herman Holtze
Main ST
Marinello System
M. Hettinger
N. Fifth ST
Brgain
Fred Leithold
Vine Street
ESCH
S Society
City News
Irvine
Hawkes
W. T. Irvine
la Crosse Pare Food Co
Seach Rules
Joseph Blashasky
Tanberg
State Street
Oldsmobile
Buick
Waverley
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