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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1915

Page

5

Ladies Study Club meeting in West Salem Wisconsin

The Ladies' Study club met at Mrs Rose Hitchcock's home with Mrs Katherine Selden leading. Special toppers were cited for Mrs Marion Dudley Mrs Hartle Samuels Miss Hannah Jones Mrs Myrtie Oltman and Mrs Lottie McEldowny. A June 21 meeting will be at Miss Lottie McEldowney's home with Mrs Ita Tilson as leader.

West Salem Wis Rose Hitchcock Katherine Selden Marion Dudley Iartle Samuels Hannah Jones Irs Myrtie Oltman Lottie MeEtdowner Lottie McEldowney Ita Tilson Albert Bradley Williston Katherine Griswold Mirtle Miller KM Tayior la Crosse J. J. Esch Ipper Presbyterian Church Walter Smith W. J Philips Celesta Smith Winnie California Lillian Aiken St Paul Maude Wakefield Harriet Mary

Local society notes and small town updates

Personal notices recount a moonlight excursion on Saturday June 19 at 8:30 in Sidney and a Monday meeting at the K P hall. Reports include the steamer Quincy on its regular La Crosse downriver trip and several visits and travels by residents, with ads for decorations for sale or rent and bank loan offers in La Crosse.

B. A. Yeomen Sidney K. P. Hall Quincy la Crosse Down River Points J. K. Jefferson Sparta Harry Jewett Bangor la Crosse Hospital George C. Hanson Lutheran Hospital Bertha Hoefke Cass Street Verna Robinson Houston Gertrude Peterson Chicago Peter Peterson South Fourth Street J. H. Klaus Prairie du Chien Sanitarium Klaus B. H. Volz State Bank E. L. Koerble John Wilhelm West Avenue South Milwaukee William Cyemanik Minneapolis City Transfer Co Ernest Schilling Minnneapolis

Local Social and Visiting News from Rochester Area

Rochester residents welcomed guests and visitors this week with travel between La Crosse Minneapolis and Chicago. J C Sander conducted business in La Crosse, while Miss Nellie Smead returned from Rochester. Mrs Arnold Sprain and sons and Mesdames Harrison Storandt shopped in La Crosse, and Kristian Knutson visited Peter Michaelson. Mrs Frank Coburn hosted friends on Main Street for her sister in law Mrs Ray Gilfillan of Minneapolis. Jessie Colwell of La Crosse visited local friends before returning home.

Rochester Minn la Crosse Arnold Sprain and Sons Bangor Mesdames Harrison Charles Storandt Sherwin Kristian Knutson Minneapolis Peter Michaelson Nellie Smead Roshester Andrew McEldowney Chicago West Frank Coburn Main Street Ray Gilfillan Jessie Colwell

Holy Trinity Church Burns in Jericho Fire

Fire at Holy Trinity church in Jericho Calumet county destroyed the building this morning. Flames spread from a branch carried from a burning barn a quarter of a mile away. Loss estimated at ten thousand dollars.

Fond DU Lac Wis Holy Trinity Jericho Calumet County

Decision on Frank Appeal Delayed Past Monday

Atlanta June 19 Governor Slaton said he will not announce his decision on Leo M. Franks appeal before Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning. Frank faces execution at noon Tuesday for the murder of Mary Phagan. Some observers believe the delay preserves a final glimmer of hope for the prisoner.

Atlanta Slaton Leo M. Frank Frank Mary Phagan

Marriage of Hazel Barclay and Chester Peck at Stevenstown

Miss Hazel Barclay daughter of Mr and Mrs James Barclay of Stevenstown wed Chester Peck son of Mr and Mrs F E R Peck of Bangor on Tuesday at three oclock in Stevenstown The couple will reside in Bangor.

Y. W. C. A. Camp Opens at Riverside on June 25

The Y. W. C. A. summer camp opens at Riverside on June 25. Reservations may be made at any time.

Riverside

Lincoln Hogan kindergarten teachers dinner guests

Principal and Mrs Shepard hosted a six o'clock dinner Thursday at the YWCA for Lincoln and Hogan school teachers. Professor and Mrs Butler were special guests. Red and white decorations, twenty two covers. Marguerite Fey and Hazel Whitmore, both leaving kindergarten, will be greatly missed.

D. H. Shepardson Lincoln Hogan Young Women’s Christian Association Butler

Birthday Party Honors Misses Mich el at Denton Street

Louise and Anna Mich el were surprised at 23 Denton Street by friends for birthdays. Guests enjoyed games and music before refreshments. Attendees included Emma Zierke, Marie Jonas, Leonora Techmer, Elsie Koch, Christine Beranek, Louise Hess, Amanda Techmer, Elsie Schrieber, Alma Koch, Louise Schildman, Elsie Zierke, Eva Techmer, Anna and Louise Michel, and Mesdames Hess, N. Mich el, W. Jonas, and C. Michel.

Louise Anna Michel Denton Street Emma Zierke Marie Jonas Leonora Techmer Elsie Koch Christine Beranek Louise Hess Christine Jonas Amanda Techmer Elsie Schrieber Alma Koch Louise Schildman Elsie Zierke Eva Techmer Anna Louise Michel E. Hess N. Michel W. Jonas C. Michel

Mrs. R Andersen Guest At Church Ladies Aid Reception

Mrs. R Andersen widow of Rev R Andersen former pastor of St Pauls Norwegian Lutheran church attended a Wednesday reception hosted by Mrs O M Selund at 713 West Avenue South. Guests included Ladies Aid members and church friends as she plans to move to Minne

R. Andersen Rev. R. Andersen St. Paul's Norwegian Lutheran Church O. M. Selund West Avenue South Ladies’ Aid Society Andersen Minneapolis

Mrs Vincent Hosts Dinner for Chicago Guests

Mrs James Vincent entertained at a handsome dinner last evening honoring her brother and wife Mr and Mrs N H McKillip of Chicago.

Dorothy Torrance Birthday Party Becomes Family Gathering

A small party for Dorothy Gibson Torrance marks her third birthday at 1304 South Sixteenth Street. Relatives and friends attend a pink peony decorated afternoon with a dinner, birthday cake, hand painted baby place cards, and gifts for the birthday girl.

Dorothy Gibson W. J. Torrance South Sixteenth Street L. N. Lehrbach Leslie H. C. Evenson Florence L. G. Lautz Harold Ramona A. Grams Catherine Barbara Ann O. Albrechtson Randall Richard M. Nowak Billy Viola Virginia

Mothers Club Surprises Mrs Schultz at Home

The Mothers' club surprised Mrs. T. Schultz at her home Thursday afternoon. The guests included Mesdames C. Peterson C. Wach S. Berling C. Leinfelder M. Nowak Jr. R. Stadler A. Snyder W. Turnbull F. Kohn G. Marquardt J. Albrechtson W. Jagow and Bentzen.

Mothers’ Club Mrs. T. Schultz Mesdames C. Peterson C. Wach S. Berling C. Leinfelder M. Nowak, Jr R. Stadler A. Snyder W. Turnbull F. Kohn G.marquardt J. Albrechtson W. Jagow Bentzen

Local Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon At Mrs Bauer Home

Mrs John A Bauer will entertain the Monday bridge club at her home Monday afternoon. The W C T A will meet next Friday at 2 o clock at Myrick park.

John A. Bauer Myrick Park

Birthday Celebration For Mrs George Hauser

Mrs George Hauser enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering with a group of friends Thursday afternoon and was joined by about twelve more in the evening. Guests enjoyed light refreshments including ice cream and cake.

George Hauser

House Party Attendance At Ferryville locali

Miss Jessie Calloway traveled to Ferryville for a weekend party hosted by Miss Irene Horne. Joining the gathering were Miss Oliva Fay and Messrs George Hodge and George Traer.

Jessie Calloway Ferryville Irene Horne Oliva Fay Messrs George Hodge George Traer

Local Residents Noted in Weekly Community Roundup

From Carrol college, came home on Friday. He has been engaged as assistant teacher in the high school here. Miss Anna Stevens returned from St. Paul Monday after a four weeks visit. Mrs. Phil Jones and son Irving are spending a week at Caledonia, Minn. Mrs. Floyd Lawrence was a visitor in West Salem Friday. Leonard Preston is home from Lawrence college for the summer vacation. Miss Vera Dove and Mrs. Crystal Spillane were in La Crosse Thursday. The Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Z Baebler's on Tuesday. Mrs. Kirse and son of Tomah spent several days in the village at the home of Ed Sherman. Mrs. Oscar Larson of West Salem spent Thursday here. Karl Campbell of St. Paul is the guest of Phil Jones.

Carrol College Anna Stevens St. Paul Phil Jones Irving Caledonia Minn Floyd Lawrence West Salem Leonard Preston Lawrence College Vera Dove Crystal Spillane la Crosse Z. Baebler

Nelsons entertain friends at an at home gathering

Mr and Mrs Clyde Nelson hosted an at home Thursday evening with guests Misses Irene Mc Mahon Hattie Voss Freda Schroeder Ruth Atkinson Meta Schildman and Messrs Willard Costley Arthur McGuire Howard Warren and Mr and Mrs Leo Rank. Refreshments were served.

German casualties reported by Tagwacht on fronts

The newspaper Tagwacht claims 388,981 Germans killed by end of March and estimates 60,000 missing also killed. It adds about 2,000 Germans killed daily across fronts.

Berne Tagwacht

O N T club entertained by Miss Emma Grosskopf

Chaseburg Wisconsin June 19 Special The O N T club was entertained by Miss Emma Grosskopf Thursday evening with games and refreshments. Local residents and visitors including Mrs A J Grosskopf and Miss Ella Grosskopf were noted in La Crosse and Brownsville events.

Court of Appeals Again Refuses Becker Execution

Albany June 19 The New York Court of Appeals repeats its ruling that Charles Becker shall die in the electric chair during the week of July 12. The court denied Becker attorneys motion for reargument without opinion leaving only Gov Whitman able to stop the execution.

Albany N. Y Gov. Whitman United States Supreme Court Charles Becker New York Court of Appeals Becker

Bunions and Earnest Opinion on Shoes

A lighthearted note on footwear cites bunions as common shoe troubles and humorously suggests a two way street in elevators as a metaphor for balance in choices.

Government Coffee Monopoly Planned in Petrograd

PETROGRAD reports the minister of finance announced today a government coffee monopoly to conserve the nation s supply. The move aims to control production and distribution amid shortages across the country.

Petrograd

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