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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
4
Sunday service announced at the Norwegian Danish M E church located at Berlin and Sill streets with emphasis on morning worship and community gathering.
Norwegian Lutheran Church at Charles and Sill street with Rev. E O Vik as pastor holds services at 10:30 a m and Sunday school at 9 a m. North Presbyterian at Logan and Avon streets offers sermon at 10:30 a m and an evening service at 7:45 p m. No services Sunday. school at 7:15 a m.
Norwegian Bethel Rev. O L Christianson presides at Sunday school 9 a.m. with no preaching service scheduled.
The Immanuel German Lutheran church announces Sunday services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m and an English evening service at 8 p m. The note lists the weekly worship pattern for parishioners and visitors.
Trinity Lutheran church on Avon Street led by Pastor L. S. Marvick reports no services this Sunday.
Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal church announces morning worship at 10 30 with Mr A M Ivey in the pulpit and evening service at 7 45 featuring Field Secretary W D Coe of the Anti Saloon League who will speak on various aspects of the issue.
Street car No. 42 southbound struck Charley Novak’s wagon at Caledonia and Clinton streets about 10 45 this morning. No one injured though horses were hurt. Wagon overturned, rear broken. Novak left team with Wenzel Novak before purchases at Pfafflin and Manke hardware.
Mr and Mrs Peter Fishbach leave for Minneapolis to visit their son Peter Fishbach Jr. W E Hanson of 1496 George Street visited Prairie du Chien with friends. F A Torry master mechanic at Burlington road in Chicago was in the city on business. Maud Rasmussen visited friends in Savanna Illinois. Mrs George Larkin visiting A Welch home in Savanna. Lois Wartrinbee of Chicago visiting her parents on the north side. Rose Rusche of 1902 Kane Street guests at Lake Minnetonka. Edith Swarthout returns home for summer from University of Wisconsin Madison.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through constitutional treatment, with a One Hundred Dollar reward for any case it fails to cure. Ad promotes testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as manufacturers and 75 cent price for the cure. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a humor about a gas meter during a Sunday school talk.
Corner Charles and Logan streets the Scandinavian Baptist Church announces services each Sunday at 10 30 in the morning with Sunday school from 12 to 1 00 B Y P U meets at 6 30 and the evening service at 7 30 A weekly prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m all services follow the usual hours.
Tabernacle Baptist Church at Clinton and Avon announces morning service at nine, evening service at 7 45, Sunday school at 11 45, and B P S at 7 00.
The Twin Cities prepare for a Minnesota State Fair grounds aviation meeting next week. Bud Mars arrives with a new Curtis streamlined ship pedal from the east. Harmon may join Capt. Thomas Baldwin with a fifty horse power aero for Minnesota. Automotive men eye Oldfield Kischler and Marmon Buick races. Special illuminations and a potential Minneapolis and St Paul day are planned for the event. Charles F. Willard arrival is delayed for technical work.
He makes adjustments on the engine in preparation for packing his big white wings for a trip by train to Minneapolis. He will probably arrive on Monday.
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen plan memorial day rites Sunday at 2:30 PM with a cemetery service for Clara Johnson if weather permits. Rev. Panzlau to speak, Wesley Quartet to sing, and Hall to host in bad weather. Next meeting in Nicholson-Scott hall includes dancing.
The La Crosse Branch No. 31 of the Independent Scandinavian Workingmen's Association has elected officers. President M. O. Rogstad, Vice President L. C. Moe, Instructor Sebert Amundson, Recording Secretary Chas Kalbakken, Financial Secretary Hans Johnson, Marshal Koernel Nelson, Inside Guard Jorgen Hanson, Outside Guard J. C. Selbo, Trustee for 18 months O. M. Gilbertson.
Mlle Mauringt, a young aviator and the second woman licensed by France's Aero club, plans multiple France flights this summer to advocate suffrage. Her plane will bear suffragette colors and a large "votes for women" inscription while she dispenses suffrage literature from the air.
A New York News item describes carpenters in Long Acre Square turning to boxing chorus girls hats as a side business. Hats too large to fit in trunks led express delays, pushing girls to have boxes crated by nearby carpenters. Carpenters earn about 50 cents per crate, adding up over a week.
A Belgian farmer recently touted a process to grind beets into flour claiming it makes good horse feed and tasty pastry. Reports say large beet growers in Belgium and parts of Germany plan mills for beet flour. The method remains a closely guarded secret with no demonstrated applications yet.
After nearly four hours of discussion on political economy, Prof. L. L. Dee asks for the greatest current question. A student from the back quips a concise reply asking if anyone has seen Kelly, prompting a rising ripple of laughter.
In Hampton’s Magazine July issue a communication from Matt Henson asserts he never turned against Commander Robert E Peary. The piece addresses widespread publicity over Henson’s alleged aspersions and presents his final authentic statement regarding the pole discovery tale.
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