Cut Glass Shower Honors Miss Anna Drake
Mrs. Arthur Graef and Mrs. Will Turnbull hosted a cut glass shower at Mrs. Turnbulls home for Miss Anna Drake. Rooms were decorated with hearts and flowers. guests included Anna Drake Nina Rau Golda Wiggert Mate Collins Elizabeth Drake Anna Rose Stellpflug Mrs Arthur Graef and Mrs Wiley.
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Arthur Graef
Will Turnbull
Turnbull
Anna Drake
Nina Rau
Golda Wiggert
Mate Collins
Elizabeth Drake
Anna and
Rose Stellpflug
Wiley
Miss Blumenfeld Weds Dr Zwickey at Hotel Pfister
Miss Nan Blumenfeld daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Blumenfeld of 2717 Chestnut street married Dr W H Zwickey of Superior in a 7 o'clock Wednesday ceremony at the Hotel Pfister Rev Boehm of Watertown officiated Milwaukee Sentinel reports the union.
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Blumenfeld
Nan Blumenfeld
Frank Blumenfeld
Chestnut Street
W. H. Zwickey
Superior
Pfister
Boehm
Watertown
Mis
Miss Blumenfelt Honored With Frequent Visits and Wedding Attendants
Miss Blumenfelt, sister of Mrs. Paul Pamperin, was welcomed warmly during frequent visits marked by many attentions and social functions. Mr. and Mrs. Pamperin and Miss Freda Michel attended the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blumenfelt
Paul Pamperin
Frances Hosts Launch Ride for Dean Palmer Rides
Yesterday afternoon Miss Frances gave a launch ride in honor of her nephew Dean Palmer of Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Dean Palmer
Lake
Supper at Eagle Bluff Holley Cottage Gathering
A social list notes a gathering at the Rad of the Holley cottage on Eagle bluff with attendees including Mr and Mrs Horace Holley, Mr and Mrs Walter Robbins, Eleanor Marston Mary Anderson Ruth Colman Mable West Mrs Lawrence Hibbing Miss Matthews Dubuque Alex Holley Dean Palmer and Frances Gill.
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Saranac, Y
Holley
Eagle Bluff
Horace Holley
Walter Robbins
Eleanor Marston
Mary Anderson
Ruth Colman
Mable West
Lawrence
Hibbing
Miss Matthews
Dubuque
Alex Holley
Dean Palmer
Frances Gill
Mrs Noble Hosts Coffee Afternoon
Mrs Charles Noble entertained at a coffee this afternoon. Mrs Mary Austin issued invitations for a musical recital to be given by Miss Barbara Russell.
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Charles Noble
Mary Austin
Barbara Russell
Greenwood Party Traveled To Winona In Cars
Mr C H Greenwood led a group in his car to Winona and back yesterday. Mrs George Burton joined them in her car. The Greenwood car carried Mr Greenwood Mrs M B Greenwood and son Frederick Greenwood and Mrs George Bradish. The Burton car carried Mrs Burton Mrs C J Felber Mrs Charles Cone and the chauffeur.
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C. H. Greenwood
Winona
George Burton
Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
M. B. Greenwood
Frederick Greenwood
George Bradish
Burton
C. J. Felber
Charles Cone
Hebberd Returns and Summer Travel Notes
S S Hebberd has returned after a visit with friends. The Traer family from Chicago arrived for the summer in their cottage Glenada in Ebner's coulee. Mrs Traer came by rail and the family followed by car. Miss Rose Keefe left for Syracuse New York for several weeks. Mrs Amelia Ryder and sisters Mrs Andrew Nevins of Madison South Dakota, Mrs Ada Smith and Mrs Fanny Thornton Shepherd of Racine plan a short trip to Frontenac Minnesota. Mr and Mrs T B Lawrence left for Mound at Lake Minnetonka to visit Mrs Eaton and Mrs Shadbolt.
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Is. S. S
Madison
Ada Smith
Fanny Thornton Shepherd
Racine
Frontenac
Minn
T. B. Lawrence
Mound
Lake Minnetonka
Eaton
Shadbolt
Birthday fete honors Miss Mabel Miller
Miss Mabel Miller entertained friends Wednesday evening for her birthday. The pink and green decor featured a large pink rose centerpiece. Guests included Esther Vik Ella Picha Mabel Hanson Mathilda Buchda Mayme Walters Jeanette Moe Dora Keneda Ella Miller and Mabel Miller. She received many gifts including a gold watch from her parents.
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Mabel Miller
Esther Vik
Ella Picha
Mabel Hanson
Mathilda Buchda
Mayme Walters
Jeanette Moe
Dora Keneda
Ella Miller
Last Rhetoricals Wrap Up Season at High School
This morning the last rhetoricals of the season were presented at the high school. Rudolph Schlabach spoke on The Socialists' Party and Aloisius Englehart on Mark Twain. Baseball and track monograms were awarded.
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High Schol
Rudolph Schlabach
Socialists’ Party
Aloisius Englehart
Mark Twain
Class play at the high school tonight draws crowds
The notice highlights a lively schedule with the best yet pop Class play at the high school this evening. It also lists local happenings from fines for assaults to travel notes and upcoming Fourth of July events across Sparta and nearby towns.
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H. S
Harvey Lattimore
Local notes cover court cases licenses and property deeds
Dr I N Cohen traveled to Wilton Wisconsin on business. John Fosdick faced a police court charge for abusive language but Justice Cronon dismissed it. A custody petition was filed against Fosdick claiming he is unfit to raise his three children. An A and C Johnson Co advertises as linseed oil and paint suppliers. A marriage license was issued to Catherine Noonan and Leo P Allen. Burlington road expands property for a double track project between here and Onalaska. A deed transfers Campbell town property from Peter Schertz and Christian Roth to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rail Road. George Schaefer received a 30 day county jail sentence for begging.
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I. N. Cohen
Wilton
Wis
John Fosdick
Justice Cronon
Brindley
Fosdick
A. & C. Johnson Co
Main Street
Lemons Go Fast At Burns Fruit House Tonight
Heat spurs local lemon rush with Burns Fruit House selling lemons tonight regardless of price. Fourth of July supply likely scarce. shoppers urged to stock up now for picnics as the market is full today.
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Burns’ Fruit House
Packet La Crosse Service Delayed Start Set for June 27
G. M. Erickson, temporary manager, says regular service between La Crosse, Winona and Wabasha will begin June 27. The boat remains on the ways at Wabasha, with first La Crosse appearance June 26 when it will bring the Polish Legion excursion from Winona.
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Wabasha
la Crosse
Lemons Released at Fire Sale Prompt Wholesaler Hopes
Burns announces a large stock of lemons to be disposed of and cleaned up at all hazards. Quality is good and kept in ice boxes or cellars should keep indefinitely, though supply later may be meager and prices high, according to wholesalers.
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Burns
Goldstein Regrets as Paris Cloak Joins Fashion Shop
A. Goldstein sells the Paris Cloak company to F. A. Reiman of the Fashion Shop. The merger creates a strong merchant house and prompts Goldstein to reflect on departing a city he enjoyed and valued as a progressive public-spirited citizen.
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A. Goldstein
Paris Cloak Company
F. A. Reiman
Goldstein
Garment House Leader Transfers to Paris Role
Mr Goldstein announces a transition from La Crosse to Paris where he will become head designer at a major garment tailoring house. The move follows his pride in the business and the confidence placed in Mr Reiman to carry on.
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Reiman
Goldstein
la Crosse
Atlantic
Paris
Cabrera’s Heir Near Death in New Orleans Hotel
Estrada Cabrera, heir to Guatemala’s presidency, lies near death in a New Orleans hotel after multiple suicide attempts and tuberculosis. He was rushed from Europe to reach Guatemala before dying. his mother died in Nice six months earlier. President Cabrera is informed and a race with death is underway.
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New Orleans
Estrada Cabrera
Cabrera
Guatemala
Europe
Nice
Paris
Cherbourg
New York
A Poor Nightcap in a Cold Morning Dialogue
A hostess quotes Senator Macpherson’s guest, a venerable Scot, recalling a winter morning exchange about sleep and a bottle. The guest grumbles that he did not see the good of the bottle in the bed, while noting the water may have been hot.
Verra hot remark at kitchen. Macpherson scolds cook
In a scratched fragment a hostess exclaims the drink is very hot and the cook Macpherson replies that nothing was added. The exchange captures a humorous kitchen moment from the period.
Population of Japan Near Fifty Million Warily
The population of Japan grows by about 500000 annually and stands at nearly 50000000 excluding Korea, reflecting rapid demographic change in the region.
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Japan
Korea
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California
John. C. Burns
Fruit House
E. M. Young Druggist
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Store
Cathedral
Nebver
Ginger
America
North Side Bottling
LA Crosse, Wis
E. E. Houghton
A. R. Noble
Houghton
Noble
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
Harvey Dee Brown
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Common Council
EUCAL
Leonard Kleeber
West Salem
Rose Keefe
Syracuse
N. Y
Abner G. Withee
Fla
Geo. Powell
William Rice
Lansing
Iowa
Roy E. Bigham
Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Mae Ward
Glendive
Mont
W. C. Moses
South Seventh Street
Harper
City Water Works
Kansas City
L. W. Brown
Holmen
Jake Hoff
Geo. D. Seitz
Emil
Montana
John Halverson
South Fourth Street
H. G. Magessen
Will Powell
Wagon Bridge
Minnesota
Spring Valley
C. A. Thompson
Bangor
Third and
Vine Streets
William Burton
Miriam Crosby
Coats
Alpacas
Milan
Sai
Henry N. Boehm
W. T. Irvine
Packet LA Crosse
Optician
C. B. Stevens
McMillan Building
Macpherson
Selig
the Lady Doctor
the Cowboy
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