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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

5

Funeral for Police Captain John Parks Held at Residence

The funeral for Police Captain John Parks was held from his residence at 18 North Seventh Street at 2:30 PM Friday. Rev. Henry Faville officiated at Congregational church services. Interment was in Oak Grove cemetery with Knights of Pythias and Linton lodge pallbearers named. police escort to the cemetery arranged.

John Parks North Seventh Street Henry Faville Congregational Church Oak Grove Cemetery Henry Parks Batavia Ill Eugene Parks Winona John Bloomington Knights of Pythias Captain Parks Linton Lodge

Local Garden of Names Pushes Family News Across Wisconsin

Tomah Wisconsin Mrs Euphemia McMullen left for Seattle Washington to visit her brother Robert McMullen. Robert Daniells went to Duné Iowa. Jessie Daniells left for Ocon Wisconsin. E K Tuttle and family left for their cranberry marsh at Mather. Gordon Downs of Ashland is visiting To week with relatives and friends. Mrs George Johnson left for Chippewa Falls.

Euphemia McMullen Seattle Wash Robert McMullen Robert Daniells Dune Iowa Jessie Daniells Ocon Wis E. K. Tuttle Mather Gordon Downs Ashland Toweek George Johnson Chip- Pewa Falls

Olive Oil Sylmar Brand Ad Promotes Purity

Olive Oil, the Sylmar brand, is presented as the purest olive oil with no peanut, cotton seed, or sesame oil admixture. The ad claims adulterants detectable and offers large rewards as a deterrent, while praising medicinal quality and recommending it as a dietary builder available in 75 cent and 74.09 dollar bottles.

Social News Notes From Local Visits and Events

Mr. Percy Danielis made a short visit and returned to Madison Monday. Miss Gertrude O Leary went to Wausau Tuesday. Miss Lydia Cross entertained friends at a dinner party Wednesday. Mr. Kenneth Danielis was a business caller in La Crosse Monday. Mr. Alfred Rongers visited Bangor Sunday. Mrs. Ed Heberlein and children, visiting Mrs. Holtz at Bangor, returned to Tomah Saturday. Mitchell Tuttle and Kenneth Daniels attended the Junior Prom at Bangor Friday. Mr. Carl Reisenauer returned from Sparta Monday.

Percy Danielis Madison Gertrude O'Leary Wausau Lydia Cross Kenneth Danielis la Crosse Alfred Rongers Bangor Ed. Heberlein Will Powell E. C. Higbee J. E. Higbee Higbee REO Elsen & Kneen Elias Johnson Black River Falls Looney Valley J. M. Knox la Crescent H. H. May Mound Prairie Minn C. F. Scharff Chas. Seuth August Burkman Hokah Ole Kjos Spring Grove George Art Livingstone Viroqua Henry Allen Gateway City Louis Linker FE. A. Gotterdam Joe Seiger John Kronaer Fred Wenzel George Jacobs Milwaukee Ann O. R. Dickerson Henry Boyer Janesville B. L. Johnson Eyota A. L. Feshie W. L Olds George Powell F. H. Sterling Minneapolis E. C. Highee Circuit Court

The Second Ann Is Bully at La Crosse Event

Local personals note the Second Ann act at the Bijou in La Crosse drawing La Crosse residents and Houston guests. Mentions Mrs Dilton of Wall Street summoned to Dubuque for a family health matter and Elks secretary George B Frederick traveling to Dubuque for the Iowa state convention.

Dilton Wall Street Dubuque Charles Wolner George B. Frederick la Crosse Mr. Marston

Young Kegle Dies After Scarlet Fever At Six

Charles Kegle aged six, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Kegle of 613 Rose Street, died this morning after a short illness with scarlet fever. Funeral private this evening with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Charles Carl Kegle Rose Street Oak Grove

Agnes Robertine and Harry Carlton McNam er wed at Christ Episcopal Church

Society notes announce the marriage of Miss Agnes Robertine daughter of Mrs N B Nelson to Mr Harry Carlton McNam er of Denver. The ceremony is set for Tuesday morning June 29 at 9 o clock at Christ Episcopal church.

Agnes Robertine N. B. Nelson Harry Carlton McNamer Denver Christ Episcopal Church

Dinners for Towers Honor Mr and Mrs Orville Iden

Mr and Mrs W D Iden entertained with a dinner Tuesday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Orville Towers. The social gathering reflected local cordiality and extended hospitality.

Towers W. D. Iden Mrs. Orville

Perfume Has A Language At 50 Cents An Ounce

A street scene notes perfume as a refined signal and praises Rieger's Royal Cherry Buds priced at 50 cents per ounce. The ad urges readers to try an ounce and mentions Kodaks available at 25 Main Street.

Rieger

Leaves 500 For Mission Building And Park Outing

A river trip to Dresen park accompanied a $500 bequest for a new Union City Mission building. The late Mary A. Smith, sister in law of Judge John A. Daniels, funded the project, aiding construction or purchase of a suitable home. The Mission has run indoors since January with 62 meetings and 1394 attendees, employing about fifty men and distributing clothing. summer plans call for outdoor meetings.

Mary A. Smith John A. Daniels Union City Smith A. M. Ivey Ivey

Bernice Carrolls Eighth Birthday Party List

Miss Bernice Carroll hosted an afternoon party for her eighth birthday with outdoor games. Seven guests attended including Hazel Bronson Elsie Gabel Fay Hegge Dorothy Currie Ruby Reese Helen Meigs and Irene Pamperin.

Bernice Carroll Hazel Bronson Elsie Gabel Fay Hegge Dorothy Currie Ruby Reese Helen Meigs Irene Pamperin

Linen Shower for Miss Minnie Berend at Den ton street

Miss Minnie Berend received a pleasant surprise from friends at Nick Hettinger’s home on Den ton street. Guests included Anna and Lily Hettinger, Stella Hermisch, Edith Granke, Louise Bedessem, Isabelle Albert, and many others with music, games, and a midnight lunch. Mrs. Berend, Mrs. Hettinger, and Mrs. George Ramsey of Hayward, Wis. were among attendees.

Minnie Berend Nick Hettinger Fourteenth Denton Street Anna Hettinger Lilly Louis Stella Hermisch Edith Granke Louise Bedessem Isabelle Albert Stella Albert Cecelia Mickschl Mary Klammer Mary Boldt Minnie Reichgelt Sophia Kosticki Clara Palitzka Elizabeth Thuma Grace Zimmerer Minnie Phinebe Mary Rediske Oliva Volmar Agnes Lundi Clara Marguarite Rosie Laura Ida Lily Louis Katie Lizzie Berend Hettinger George Ramsey Hayward Wis

Mr and Mrs Barber Host Dinner Honoring Tower

A dinner was given last Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barber in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Orvill Tower. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Fuller and daughter Vivian, Mrs Partridge and Miss Norma Partridge.

Tower of West Allis Alex Hyslop J. L. Pettingill Frank Cook Towers Tower Pettingill W. E. Barber W. D. Iden Orvill Tower Vivian Fuller Vivian Partridge Norma Partridge

Social recipients gather for Milwaukee judge's honors

Mrs. A. A. Maurer entertained last evening in honor of Judge Halsey of Milwaukee. Guests included Judge and Mrs. KE. C. Higbee and Captain and Mrs. Thompson. S. D. Cargill of Minneapolis visited the Cargills in Rochester, Miss Traer arrived from Chicago with family to follow next week. Tourtellotte returned from Minneapolis. The Richards and Miss Gillon enjoyed a houseboat outing with Captain and Mrs. Thompson. Carl Gilbert and daughter Lucile from New York stay with the Cummings family. John McMillan and sons visit Mrs. McMillan's parents, the Cargills.

A. A. Maurer Judge Halsey Milwaukee KE. C. Higbee Thompson S. D. Cargill Minneapolis W. W. Cargill Josephine Traer Chicago Traer Mills Tourtellotte R. L. Richards Jane Gillon Rochester Minn Carl Gilbert Lucile New York McMillan

Old fashioned barbecue marks Viroqua Fourth celebration

The Third Regiment Band of Viroqua plans a July 4 barbecue at Foster's grove nine miles northeast of town. An ox will be roasted and served to visitors after a grove concert by the band with Major Richards of Sparta delivering the ovation. No street parade will be held.

Third Regiment Viroqua Foster’s Grove Major Richards Sparta the Grove

Rockefeller declines to intervene in Chicago religious row

Chicago June 17 John D Rockefeller refuses to interfere in the conflict among Baptist ministers and University of Chicago professor Geo B Foster over his book The Finality of Religion which has led to him being branded a heretic by many.

Chicago John D.D. Rockefeller Baptist Ministers of Chicago Geo. B. Foster University of Chicago

Stomach and Liver Tablets Promised Repair Theory

When the stomach fails to function the bowels become deranged and the liver and kidneys congested causing diseases. The stomach and liver must be restored to health and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are presented as dependable. Easy to take and claimed most effective.

Chamberlain

Tom Morris Cup Golf Match At La Crosse Club

A La Crosse Country Club eight member team competed for the Tom Morris Cup with the best net score to be submitted to the Western Golf Association secretary. Other clubs also vied for the Peter Dawson silver cup honoring Tom Morris. Local entrants were Frank Hixon, Joseph Hixon, George Burton, E. J. Evans, F. H. Hankerson, Andrew Lees, Alfred James and William Ott. La Crosse posted a net score of 79 under par.

la Crosse Morris Messrs Frank Hixon Joseph Hixon George Burton E. J. Evans F. H. Hankerson Andrew Lees Alfred James William Ott

Millard Sees Fast String Training At La Crosse Fair

One of the fastest horse strings in La Crosse trains at the fair grounds under Driver Millard. Despite a late cold wet spring delaying track work, horses are clocked on Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday afternoons. Birchwilton ridden by Millard has run 2:25, while Tangy driven by Millard has stopped in 2:20. Additional green trotters and pacers are showing promise as the circuit of fairs approaches, with La Crosse poised to gain prominence in the racing world.

la Crosse Fair Grounds Millard Birchwilton Tangy Sawyer Hood

Jostad Weds Genevieve Hogan in Niellsville Wisconsin

Mr P W Jostad of West Salem married Miss Genevieve Hogan of Niellsville and La Crosse at the bride’s parents home in Wisconsin. Relatives from La Crosse and nearby counties attended. The couple will travel to Canada Pacific coast states and Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition with O M Jostad and wife joining in St Paul. They plan to visit Yellowstone and other points of interest.

P. W. Jostad West Salem Niellsville Wis Genevieve Hogan la Crosse Canada Pacific Coast Yellowstone National Park St. Paul O. M. Jostad Seattle Exposition City

Eye Examinations and Glasses Furnished at Low Prices

Eye examinations are provided with glasses furnished for every customer. A guarantee ensures every pair gives perfect satisfaction with no misfit lenses. The method is simple and harmless, offering the highest grade glasses at fair prices without fancy charges.

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns la Crosse Floral Co IE Cream & Butter Company Capi. Parks The Pythians Tomah, Wis California Chas. Beyschlag Main la Crosse Agency the Fashion Shop Women's New Garment Store Reiman & Tordt Main St Thill- Manning Thill & Lapitz Plumbing & Heating Co State Street Little Oxford Mabel Scoles Baldwin Baldwin Player Kiane New Edison and Victor Records Andre W. T. Irvine Main Street Kodaks Dresen Park Mesdames Hiram Goddard Charles Bottsford W. H. Tarbox Anderson Spencer Anderson Riverside Irish Edna Tarbox Annie May Hanscome Merklejohn, McNair Dorothy Irish Prof Bird Reed John Holley, Jr C. H. Greenwood John D Graduate Optician Brussels Wilton Axminster Body Brussels Ingrain Union Doe Agate Fred Kroner Hdw. Co
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