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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
4
A car dealer asserts ten years in the auto business informs a claim on the best car. The ad promotes reliable American lines and invites demonstrations. Four cylinder cars with modern features start at $900, plus a few second hand touring cars at low prices.
A baseball game is set for tomorrow at 9 o'clock at Gunds grounds between the Red Seals of the Gunds battling department and the Perfections of the Michel brewery, with a $50 side bet by the managers. An afternoon social at Gateway City hall follows, inviting all city teams to attend.
Renner and Peterson will form the battery for the Red Seals while Tonke and Bersinske will officiate for the Perfe ctions. The fragment hints at a local game or league pairing with named players and umpires.
The Noxalls will play in Houston tomorrow. Noxalls add strong infielder Fatsing to staff. Batteries Swatty and Nelson. Nutting of Onalaska may pitch for Houston.
A detailed schedule for a Caledonia Street M E church Sunday school program includes processional drills, recitations, singing by several classes, flower exercises, and remarks on Flag Day. Nearby churches list service times, Sunday schools, and special events for Sunday and coming days.
The Lawrence Sanatorium of Minneapolis completes its incorporation with 300000 capital, $200000 paid in, and treasury stock for future upgrades. Dr. W D Lawrence returns from Europe as the founder, Dr. Asa Wilcox becomes vice president and medical director, and H M Lawrence handles finances. The unit aims to be the west’s leading institution for chronic diseases and addictions with a strengthened staff and home like surroundings.
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a reliable laxative that cleanses and relieves internal organs without debilitating after effects. It claims physician approval, natural action, and urges purchasing the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
Trinity Lutheran on Avon Street hosts Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Rev T T Hoverstad as pastor Sunday school at 9 00 Morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 St Peters holds services at 2 00 pm
Mrs. E M Thomas of Kane street visits Winona friends. Mrs Edward Conway is seriously ill on the North side. William Nelson returns from a Chicago convention. Master E Gaskill on Kane street ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs P Morris of Kane street back from Sand Lake Coulee visit. Mrs C H Matyrers of Loomis street visiting Onalaska friends. Mrs N H Young of St Paul en route to St Louis to join husband, C B and Q official. Helen Larson improving after being shot. Mrs J F Lapitz hosted guests for Mrs James ODonnell visiting Mrs Otto Granke. L W Emery family enjoy Hokah outing. Miss Maude Spencer of Caledonia street entertained Sunday school class at Caledonia Street M E church. T J Hadgraf moves family from Rose street to Caledonia street. Born to Mr and Mrs E J Conway a boy. Mrs Nixon and son return to Chicago from Loomis street.
Rev D J Jones of London Ohio named to succeed the late Rev James K Fowler as pastor of the First Presbyterian church and will begin duties in September. Tomorrow's services include 10 30 morning sermon and quarterly communion led by Rev J E Rogers of Waukesha and Sunday school at noon. No evening service tonight and all morning and evening preaching will pause until Sept 1.
Peter Mallon a fireman on the C M and St P had a narrow escape this morning while cleaning a fire pan He did not notice engine 150 behind him and was struck thrown to the ground Several men aided him Dr Sutter treated him No bones were broken though he was badly bruised and expected to recover at home
John Simon, 62, a Bluff Siding resident for thirty years, was found dead in a nearby slough. He likely walked from his home yesterday amid excessive heat, with investigation noting a crushed grass path near the entry point. He is survived by his wife and four children, two sons aged eighteen and sixteen, and two daughters aged ten and eight.
Miss Nellie Duncan of Rose Street is the guest of friends in Minneapolis for a few days.
A local clearance lists Batiste Lawn Dimity and 10 Dress Gingham, Fine Lawns Swisses Silk Muslin and Mercerized Gingham all priced per yard. Dragon Silk Plain cloth in multiple colors touted as silk-like, India Linen very fine by the yard. Swiss Plain dotted and checked fabrics described for shirt waists and a 36 inch black taffeta noted. Shirt waists shown with new striped colors priced per piece.
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