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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
5
Mrs. William J. Hegenbarth of 414 North Ninth Street died last evening at St. Francis hospital following gall stones operation. She leaves a husband five children aged 13 to 4 weeks, her mother Mrs. Mary Tasto and two sisters Mrs. Kocinski.
We stand on our merits in soliciting orders for mill work. We never undertake a job unless we know we can execute it satisfactorily. If you have anything in our line you will do well to place the work in our hands. Always pleased to submit estimates. Sash doors hardwood flooring art glass store office bank and bar fixtures etc.
The funeral for Mrs. Ritter will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the home. The Woodmen's Circle will oversee the services and Rev. J. S. Lowe will deliver the sermon. Interment will follow at Oak Grove cemetery.
The senior class play Between the Acts drew a full house and high praise last night in the high school auditorium. Mrs. Ross coached the cast with praised precision as Herbert Moss Norman Kelley Oscar Swennes William Crosby Helen Anderson Carol Cotton and Stella Sheeley delivered strong performances in a string of humorous situations.
Announcement states that there will be no evening services at Christ Episcopal Church until further notice.
Community notices include the Ladies Industrial society of the First Baptist hosting an afternoon event at 133 South Ninth, and the Ladies Aid of West Avenue Methodist Episcopal church serving a quarterly supper from 5 to 6. Local business updates report Moccasin stock sale, hospital additions bids, sanitation exam requests, and appointments of officials.
In stock silvers plated knives forks and spoons from Rogers and Bros R Wallace Gorham and Alvin. New patterns praised for beauty and finish at affordable prices. Visit at 429 Main Street to see the selection.
A granite shower was held yesterday at Mrs. Anna Frederickson's home for Miss Stella Harnish who soon will wed Mr. Peter Bicha, the brother of Mrs. Frederickson. Her friends gathered to toast her new life as she enters marriage.
Thursday evening Miss Alma Lee hosted a parcel shower at 1608 Mississippi Street for bride-to-be Miss Hilda Steineger. A large number of useful and pretty gifts were presented. guests included Hilda Steineger and numerous other local women, plus Mrs. James Brown of Missoula Montana.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Walter Robbins hosted a charming at home in honor of Miss Dorothy Matthewson of Dubuque. The house brimmed with pink and white peonies car nations and oriental poppies. Despite the heat guests filled the rooms and enjoyed cool refreshments served by Mrs. Thad Brindley and assistants. Matthewson will stay with Mrs. Robbins for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Boyd hosted a nine cover dinner at the country club in honor of Miss Schwerine of New York visiting her sister Mrs. Louis Hirshheimer. Captain and Mrs. W A Thompson hosted a dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. W A Thompson and others. Mr. and Mrs. L C Colman entertained eight at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W B Chandler and daughter Miss Gertrude Chandler of Minneapolis with additional guests listed.
Yesterday Mrs Charles Noble entertained about thirty six guests at a delightful afternoon coffee honoring the wives of faculty and teachers of the normal school. Out of town guests included Mrs Good of Ashland and Miss Sarah Cotton of Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs M B Chandler and daughter Miss Gertrude Chandler of Minneapolis are visiting Mrs D P Smith and Mrs D Cunningham. They travel from Northampton where they attended Miss graduation.
Chandler at Smith college welcomes visitors. Miss Gertrude Buckley of Chicago is guest of Mrs. G. C. Hixon. Mrs. Barnes, former guest of Mrs. J. M. Hixon, departed for Rockford. Mr and Mrs Jessie Pettibone and son and Mrs. Mills Tourtellotte return from White Bear Lake trip.
Mrs Blitz and Mrs Blatz discuss a perfume named Paris Craze imported from France. It costs $1.00 per ounce and is sold exclusively at Mr Beyschlag's drug store, 503 Main Street, La Crosse.
A Thursday coffee and thimble bee brought a group of friends to her lawn for a first in a planned series. Guests included Mes dames Gundersen Oyen Kinnear Fred Smith Bellevue Looney Lewis E S Hebberd Ernest Tuft and Herman Wolfe.
An animal welfare message issued by the American Humane Society urges humane treatment of horses. It pleads for proper feed water shelter and care including gentle handling, regular checks for health, and avoiding cruel practices. it asks owners to grant a humane end when a horse’s strength fails.
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