Personal notices from the La Crosse era
Numerous short items list residents visiting relatives, traveling to cities, and upcoming excursions. Frances Fraser returns from the east with plans to live at 521 Cass street. Alfred Mueller heads to Lemon South Carolina for summer with his uncle. Several others travel to Seattle Boston Chicago Winona Eau Claire and Notre Dame for visits conventions or graduations. Weekday and steamer excursions advertised.
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William Fraser
East
Cass Street
Will Powell
Frank H. Hartwell
Seattle
Wash
Alfred Mueller
Lemon
S. C
R. Morgan
Joe Buckley
Rose White
Caledonia
Sophia
Anna Wisland
George Powell
A. Blinn
Lee
Ole Hagen
Spring Grove
Minn
Hillview Place
J. D. Schweizer
Boston
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Twentieth Century Club
la Crosse
Florence
Gateway City
Louise Halvorson
Eau Claire
Geo. F. Miller
Helen Mosely
Chicago
William Miller
South Third Street
Winona
E. L. Spicer
Wabasha
Nora Nelson
Katherine Thornbury
Notre Dame
Lillian Anderson
M. M. Daniels
Wausau
J. S
B. M. Hirschman
Milwaukee
Frank Roth
Billings
Mont
Catherine Kuehl
F. A. Gantert
Jennie Lang
West Salem Liquor Sales Lead to Arrest Warrant
West Salem residents protest unauthorized liquor sales as Frank Rommell is charged with selling intoxicating spirits without a license in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Frank Rommell
City News Homer Robbery and Train Delay Report
City notes a burglary at Homer during absence of Mr and Mrs Michael Bischkopf with valued items stolen including pearl studded chains and a 22 caliber revolver. Milwaukee Road trains delayed by derailments at St Paul and Red Wing. Mrs R Mack arrives to stay with Van Dyke Eaton in La Crosse. The Quin cy packet on Diamond Jo line begins season and to reach here Saturday. Thomas Nottingham a 65 year old musician from Stoddard dies, survived by five children including Benjamin in La Crosse.
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Homer
Michael Bischkopf
Bischkopf
Milwaukee Road
Pioneer Limited
Winona
St. Paul
Red Wing
Winona Independent
R. Mack
Fred
Curt Mack
van Dyke & Eaton Company
la Crosse
Quincy
St. Louis
Thomas Nottingham
Stoddard
Viroqua
de Soto
Benjamin Nottingham
Former resident Paralyzed in Cadett illness shocks community
Friends in this city report the serious illness of LaVant Jackson, a former La Crosse county resident. Now living in Cadett, about 12 miles east of Chippewa Falls, he was stricken with paralysis yesterday and is not expected to live.
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LaVant Jackson
la Crosse County
Jackson
Cadett
Chippewa Falls
James Fury jailed for vagrancy after trial
James Fury was yesterday afternoon sentenced to 15 days in the county jail after being found guilty of vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fury
Cornty
Steamer Excursion by Laymen’s League Next Saturday
The Laymen's League of the First Universalist church plans a chartered steamer excursion on the Rutledge next Saturday afternoon and evening. Departing at 2 30 PM, the trip allows those who cannot spare the whole day to join. Moonlight return adds to the pleasure, and a hot supper will be served on board. A large attendance is expected.
Miss Clara Renner and E. R. Holloway wed in quiet ceremony
Miss Clara P Renner and Edward Ralph Holloway were united in marriage by Rev John Wellington Hoag yesterday at 4 pm at the bride’s home 1417 South Tenth street. The bride wore French lawn with Irish point lace and carried white roses. Attendants included Miss Bertha Kendall of Minneapolis and George Renner as best man. Elsie Renner was ring bearer. Renner is a stenographer at Valya Garment company. Holloway is a Milwaukee business man. They will reside in Milwaukee after August 1. only family and immediate friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Renner
E. R. Holloway
Clara P. Renner
Edward Ralph Holloway
John Wellington Hoag
South Tenth Street
Bertha Kendall
Minneapolis
George Renner
Elsie Renner
Renner
Valya Garment Company
Holloway
Milwaukee
Miss Page and Mr Andreas to Wed This Afternoon
The wedding of Miss Page and Mr Andreas will take place this afternoon at the First M E church. Best man is Mr Roland Andreas and maid of honor is Miss Bess Cutting. Six bridesmaids include Misses Daisy Rice Edith Cutting Meta Mesneger Agnes Lang Pearl Loveland and Maud Loveland. Rev J W Irish will officiate. A wedding supper and reception follow at the Page residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Page
Mr. Andreas
M. E
Andreas
Roland Andreas
Bess Cutting
Daisy Rice
Edith Cutting
Meta Mesneger
Agnes Lang
Pearl Loveland
Maud Loveland
J. W. Irish
Page
Baccalaureate Services Sunday Evening for 199S Graduates
The class of 199S prepares for baccalaureate services Sunday night June 21 at First Baptist Church. Rev. John Wellington Hoag will deliver the sermon. Ralph Bradish, class president, convened the planning meeting this afternoon. The class will march in and occupy reserved seats. processional at 7 30. Pastors from four downtown churches join in a union service with First Baptist, each assigned a program spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John Wellington Hoag
Ralph Bradish
Miss Gantert Hosts Pink Luncheon and Tea for Guests
Miss Helen Gantert acted as host at a fourteen cover luncheon Tuesday, with Miss Katherine Kuehl of Chicago as guest of honor. The pink color scheme and roses dominated the decor. On Wednesday she hosted a five o'clock tea for twenty four guests with pink and green decorations, and she will host a dinner for twenty two this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gantert
Helen Gantert
Katherine Kuehl
Chicago
Gautert
Personal Viain Sundt Returns From St Paul Trip
Miss Jennie Sundt of Poehling's millinery department returned yesterday from a flying business trip to St Paul. Miss Pansy Gage has returned from Downer college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Sundt
Poehling
St. Paul
Pansy Gage
Downer College
Big Rush for Lots Tonight at Hillview Addition
At midnight tonight the rush for choice lots begins in Hillview Manning and Wellman addition. The sale draws strong interest and rivalry, with buyers often investing to teach sons about business through property, as the developers market wholesale land and push rapid sales to fund subsequent plats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillview
Manning
Wellman
Appointment of a trustee for L. Coren Co
Ludwig Coren, a dry goods merchant, assigned his stock to creditors after falling behind on payments. The sale held between Fourth and Fifth on any street failed to raise expected funds due to rainy days. John M. Holley was appointed trustee to manage the creditors’ interests. The sale continues through Saturday night in hopes of generating enough proceeds to pay debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Coren
Mr. Coren
John M. Holley
Kruger Halvorson Wedding Held at Judge Kleeber Home
A quiet wedding was performed yesterday at Judge Kleeber's home uniting Miss Fanny Halvorson and Ed Kruger of this city. The ceremony was witnessed by a few invited friends and the newlyweds departed for a short wedding tour afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kleeber
Fanny Halvorson
Ed. Kruger
Gulf Coast Texas Nears Harvest Salute
The text describes July 7 travel by private cars to a Gulf Coast region in Texas praised for early market products. It notes this area’s varied crops with corn in shock and cotton nearly ready to pick, highlighting local harvest readiness and affordable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Texas
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
Main ST
Marinello System
M. Hettinger
Fifth ST
Mme. B. Soule
S. Front ST
Hilbert
Beyschlag’s Drug Store
Main Street
City News
Irvine
Gents
Elgin
Elgin Movement
W. T. Irvine
State Bank of
Wis
la Rosse
Sota
L. Coren CO
The
Tribune Sporting News
Kruger-Halvorson
Gulf
Bay of Corpus Christie
Taft Ranch
Taft
Frank G. Roth
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