Personal notices and social news in La Crosse paper
Local items include a Oshkosh hockey manager seeking players, a Tacoma visitor spending July in Arcadia, a Winona marriage license for Sophia Messernkecht and B N Nelson, clergy moves in Richland Center, and Federal workers to four hours Saturdays. Also listed are social visits, boat launches, excursions, and upcoming dances and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink” Hawley
Oshkosh
Elliott
Pink
la Crosse
Roy E. Bigham
Tacoma
Washington
Arcadia
Bigham
Main St
Winona
Sophia Messerknecht
B. N. Nelson
F. A. Bryne
Stanley
Wis
St. Mary’s Church
Richland Center
Schwebach
J. J. McGuire
Cuba City
Father Vaughan
Carl Moos
Fred Ross
Will Powell
Majestic Theater
Konetchy’s Record and Local Notes in Wisconsin News
Eddie Konetchy of the St. Louis Nationals posts a .260 average with 44 hits 7 doubles seven sacrifices and seven stolen bases while batting second. He committed ten errors in 551 chances for a .982 fielding mark and is regarded as a fast first baseman by sports experts. July 9 marks the consolidation of Northcott and Gateway City camps of Modern Woodmen at Woodmen hall, Wisconsin, totaling 800 members. The high school lunch room closed with receipts 678.80 expenditures 675.30 yielding a small balance, serving 896 to 100 pupils daily. A New York to Minneapolis through express car via American Express will benefit La Crosse patrons by avoiding a Chicago transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konetchy
Eddie Konetchy
Northcott
Gateway City
Woodmen
Woodmen Hall
Larest
Wisconsin
W. D. Atwood
American Express Company
New York
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Chicago
Lutherans Leave for Milwaukee Convention
Rev. J. J. Clemens and T. Evjen left today for Milwaukee to attend the nineteenth convention of the Northwest synod of the English Lutheran church. Sunday morning Rev. Clemens will preach at the Lutheran church of the Epiphany in Milwaukee and that evening at Racine he will speak on Education. He expects to be gone about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Clemens
T. Evjen
Milwaukee
Northwest Synod
English Lutheran Church
Clemmens
Racine
Miller Mer man wedding in La Crosse home ceremony
Theodore Miller and Clara Merman wed last night at the bride’s parents home with Revs Panzlau and Bran cenberg officiating. Bridesmaid Meta Merman. groom’s brother Fred Miller attended. The couple, well known in society, plan to reside in La Crosse.
Hospital Nurses Graduating Exercises at La Crosse
A combined business meeting and graduation was held for nine hospital nurses on La Crosse Hospital grounds in a large tent to accommodate attendees. Diplomas were awarded after remarks by officials and a pastor, with entertainment including violin pieces and songs, followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Foster
C. L. Colman
Albert Hirshheimer
Messrs
E. E. Bentley
J. S. Medary
Henry Gund
C. H. Schweizer
Jessica Ross
Grace McLindon-Bart
PD. B. Pritchard
Winona
D. C. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Bradley
la Crosse
Rose H. Zeratzky
Menominee
Mich
Tillie Scheppke
Melrose
Wis
Stella B. Brakke
Clara L. Johnson
Fargo
N. D
Lottie E. Bloom
Tomah
Anna ©. Fresley
Elroy
Minnie S. McAuley
DeSoto
Laura E
Gantert Kennedy Nuptials At St Josephs Cathedral
Miss Sophie Rose Gantert daughter of Mrs Stephen Gantert and Mr John P Kennedy of St Paul were married at High Mass by Rev G Sluyter. Attendants included Miss Josephine Gantert maid of honor and Miss Helen Gantert bridesmaids. Best man was Mr Leo Kennedy. Out of town guests came from Caledonia St Paul Minneapolis Winona and Milwaukee. The couple will honeymoon in Duluth after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Corken
Prairie la Chien
John W. Taylor
Thomas Ashton
Davenport
Elks
REO
Elsen & Kneen
Bangor
W. J. Schoenecker, Jr
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge
Pythias
Tennessee
Leroy Shackley
South Ninth Street
George F. Grassie
Chicago
Emma Scott
G. W. Scott
North Eleventh Street
George Powell
Joseph Kinner
The
Elks Club
Kinner
la Crosse
Ann
Myrtle Fries
Beloit
A. C. Rangsberg
Fred Farnham
Madison
Jos
Spear
Spears
Gateway City Trair
North Star
Harriet
L. M. Bell
Louis Singer
Ori J. Sorensen
Henry H. Neibuhr
Louis Runckel
Ray Hiscox
Willard Olson
Fowler Launch
la Crescent
River Junction
Eugene Bailey
Tribune
George O. Sagen
Galesville
Galesville Bank
L. W. Herron
Clinton
Wis
Donald Pritchard
Winona
J. J. Kennedy
Caledonia
James Kennedy
St. Paul
Miss Gantert
Gantert-Kennedy
Sophie Rose Gantert
Stephen Gantert
John P. Kennedy
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
G. Sluyter
Josephine Gantert
Helen Gantert
Barbara Gerrard
Leo Kennedy
Dan
Leo
Peter Carter
Minneapolis
Lee Selover
George Adlan
Gaugher
Raisd
Mrs Gantert Hosts Bridal Dinner Last Evening
Last evening Mrs. Gantert entertained at a dinner for the bridal party with covers laid for eleven guests.
Mrs Gantert Hosts Informal Reception By Misses Gantert
Mrs Gantert and the Misses Gant ert will open their home tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 for an informal reception and will be glad to welcome their friends.
Junior promenade honors La Crosse High graduates
Friday evening at Germania hall the annual Junior promenade will honor La Crosse High School graduates. The event, moved to a separate night from the exercises due to late dances, is one of the year's biggest social happenings with strong turnout expected. An entire orchestra will provide music and the hall promises an excellent appearance after decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
la Crosse
Cox and Radke Married in Lake City Home Ceremony
Mr Frank T Cox and Miss Emily Radke wed at 10 45 this morning at Mr E G Boynton's home with Rev John E Ayscue officiating. Master Stanley Boynton served as ring bearer. After luncheon the couple headed for Chicago to board a lake steamer for a lake trip. They will reside at Dells Dam Columbia Wis. Cox works for La Crosse Water Power and Radke is a trained nurse in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Cox
Emily Radke
E. G. Boynton
John E. Ayscue
First Baptist Church
Stanley Boynton
Cox
Chicago
Dells Dam
Columbia
Wis
la Crosse
Miss Anna Goodland Returns From Philadelphia Visit
Miss Anna Goodland arrived home from Philadelphia where she traveled with Mrs L A Foster and Miss Gertrude Foster. Miss Gertrude Foster underwent a serious operation at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and is said to be recovering at home in a few weeks. Miss Goodland met Miss Mary Clarke sister of the late Joseph Clarke, formerly a resident of the city and now living in Philadelphia. Miss Clarke is a Bellevue Hospital graduate and formerly served as assistant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Goodland
Philadelphia
L. A. Foster
Gertrude Foster
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Foster
Miss Goodland
Mary Clarke
Joseph Carke
Miss Clarke
Belleview Hospital
New York
Stearns' Electric Paste Exterminates Rats and Roaches
Household pest control ad touts Stearns' Electric Paste as the easy solution for rats mice and cockroaches. It promises night applications in sinks and pantries with overnight dead pests, offers a money back guarantee via druggists, and lists prices 25c 1.00 and 2 oz 16 oz with shipments from Stearns' Paste Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
J. J. Kearney
Reliabe
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicasgo
Missionary Society entertains English Lutheran church members
The English Lutheran Missionary Society was entertained by Mrs. Robert Muscheid at 1309 State Street. Rev. William Ten Broeck of Faribault visits to assist at funeral services of the late John Paul, with Mrs. G. C. Hix hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the
English Lutheran Church
Robert Muscheid
State Street
William Ten Broeck
Faribault
G. C. Hixon
John Paul
Calcutta Police Tied to Graft and Threats Evidence
June 16 report shows investigators linking Lieut. Gov. Grazer to corruption within Calcutta police. The probe reveals police tolerance of persecution blackmail and murder connected to the Russian secret service police activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Gov
Grazer
Tin Plate Strike Hits Pittsburg Mills Nationwide
Pittsburg June 16 The American Sheet and Tinplate company rescinds its open shop order effective July 1. Eight thousand skilled workers in fourteen mills across the country will strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
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Humane
C. H. Berry
Sparta
Marie Hanson
R. W. Fallis
Prairie du Chien
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Mession
Castle Hall
J. A. Lamb
Waterloo
Iowa
Charlies C. Cowles
Grand Rapids
John P. Grupe
Campbell Hall
Campbell Club
R. Andersen
H. E. Strand
West Avenue
United Lutheran Church of America
Des Moines
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
ME Cream & Butter Company
Nebuer
Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
la Crosse, Wis
City News
Vuit
Burtthem
Ee Burnham
Borvham
All Deralzas
Burnham
Fashion Shop
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Hilliker & Riley
South Seventh St
Morris & Hartwell
W. T. Irvine
E. J. Pynn
S. 4Th St
Graduate Optician
Nigholson-Scott
S, Re
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Clara Clarke
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