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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

4

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Theater Ad

North Side notes list residents visiting friends and relatives in Centerville Cleveland Caledonia Wino na and Winona with several returning from trips. Dome theater advertises four reels and a call to not miss the show plus local visitors from Necedah Sparta Milwaukee Dayton and Fountain City.

Dreamland Selma Simonson Kane Street Winona Margaret Coughlin Loomis Street Ivah Kinney Avon St Edna Sorensen Wood Street Sparta Jessie Gould Holmen John Blumburger Milwaukee Joseph Gilberg Savanna Melvin Fredrickson Fountain City

Shower for Sister Honors Laura Pilger at Wood Street

Miss Mabel Pilger hosted a parcel shower Wednesday evening at 1823 Wood Street for her sister Laura Pilger. Light refreshments were served at 10 o'clock. Attendees included Inez Nelson Rena Erickson Helen Green Ida Knutson Ethel Botz Hilda Brown Louise Brown Marjorie Colgan Ella Manke Ella Picha Cora Engelbretsen Mabel Engelbretson Adeline Neurrurerm Freda Scheel Laura Scheel Mae Fitzpatrick and others bearing the Pilger name.

Mabel Pilger Woodstreet Laura Pilger Inez Nelson Rena Erickson Helen Green Ida Knutson Ethel Botz Hilda Louise Brown Marjorie Colgan Ella Manke Ella Picha Cora Mabel Engelbretson Adeline Neurrurerm Freda Laura Scheel Ina Mae Fitzpatrick Laura

Take Your Walk Alone A Stevenson meditation on solitary hiking

A passage from Robert Louis Stevenson extols walking alone to preserve freedom and pace. It argues against shared pace and noise, claiming solitude allows a meditative silence and a final peace beyond comprehension.

Robert Louis Stevenson

Adolph C. Miller Appointed Assistant Secretary of the Interior

Adolph C. Miller, newly named assistant secretary of the interior, is a California native who has taught at the University of California Harvard Cornell and the University of Chicago. His specialty is political economy and finance and he has authored a book on the monetary problems of the United States.

Adolph C. Miller Interior University of California Harvard Corhell University of Chicago United States

Courtship Advice Quips From Cleveland Plain Dealer

A light exchange praises a young man George for attentiveness and offers roses and outings as romance. The respondent urges delaying marriage, framing courtship as delightful and lengthy prior to the wedding.

George Cleveland Plain Dealer

Train halted by river bridge washout near Etter

A slight washout on the Milwaukee railroad river division near Etter early today delayed traffic for hours. Engineer Burg, aboard a freight train, stopped before damage occurred after noting a sag in a small bridge.

River Division Milwaukee Railroad Etter Burg

Tragic Kansas City Boarding House Death of W G Capper

W G Capper of West Salem was killed in a Kansas City boarding house after an intoxicated assailant, Donaldson, forced entry. Capper, shot twice, died after walking to his room, leaving a widow and three daughters. J R Capper rushed to the scene.

West Salem Wis W. G. Capper Kansas City Mr. Capper Donaldson Capper J. R. Capper Burns’ Cemetery A. M. Ivy

Freight train collision sparks hogs cheese and grain wreck

A rear collision on the Milwaukee Road near Waukesha Wisconsin destroyed twelve freight cars loaded with hogs cheese grain and canned foods. Fire consumed the wreck but no injuries were reported. Property damage is listed as heavy though the train crews escaped harm.

Waukesha Wis Milwaukee Road

Derailment injures two on Milwaukee line near Fox Lake

Fox Lake Wisconsin June 20 A Milwaukee road derailment near Fox Lake yesterday left Brakeman Charles Gower seriously injured and Conductor Frank Kreps painfully bruised.

Fox Lake Wis Milwaukee Road Charles Gower Frank Kreps

Application for La Crosse Liquor License July 1913

Citizen F J Michel applies to La Crosse Common Council for a one year on premise sale license for intoxicating liquors at 1008 Redfield St Lot 21 Block 2 South Side Addition. Bondsman listed New England Casualty Co. Date June 6 1913.

Common Council City of la Crosse United States South Side Addition Redfield St New England Casualty Co F. J. Michel

Joseph J Kabat Applies For Liquor License In 957 Hood Street

Joseph J Kabat submits an application to sell strong liquor in quantities under one gallon for on premise consumption at lot 20 block 8 Simon ton's addition 957 Hood Street. License period from July 1 1913 to July 1 1914. Bondsmen listed are John A Elliott and E A Luedke. Dated June 18 1913.

City of la Crosse United States Joseph J. Kabat Simonton Hood Street John A. Elliott E. A. Luedke

Property lease details for Dunn Cam eron's addition site

Lease notice listing premises at No. 213 South Third Street Dunn Dousman Cameron's addition Lot 1 Block 12 from July 1 1913 to July 1 1914 with bondsmen Illinois Surety Co Chicago Illinois and other conditions implied in tenancy on premises.

City of la Crosse United States Dunn, Dousman & Cameron South Third Street The Illinois Surety Co Chicago

Iron Brigade to Dedicate Shaft at Bragg Grave Fond du Lac

Veterans of the Iron Brigade and Fond du Lac citizens gather at Rienzi cemetery to dedicate a Rhode Island granite memorial shaft over General Edward S. Bragg’s grave. The monument features brigade insignia, a bas relief portrait, and the inscription EDWARD STUYVESANT BRAGG BRIGADIER GENERAL United States Volunteers.

Fond DU Lac Wis Iron Brigade Rienzi Cemetery Edward S. Bragg Rhode Island Robert Powrie Wisconsin Indiana Michigan General Bragg Baskelet Edward Stuyvesant Bragg United States Volunteers J. A. Watrous Milwaukee G. M. Woodward la Crosse Cornelius Wheeler B. Talbot Rogers Bragg

Unwritten Law Wins for Slayer in Milwaukee

Edward Scott millatto was acquitted of murdering Bob Carter in Milwaukee municipal court. The jury, in 35 minutes, found the killing justifiable homicide under the unwritten law after Carter had threatened Mrs. Scott. The April incident occurred outside Carter’s rooming house at 297 Fifth Street.

Milwaukee Edward Scott Bob Carter Scott Carter Fifth Street

Tarantulas Found in Florida Bananas

S K Knutsen discovers two large tarantulas in a Florida banana shipment. One spider was killed. the other measured three to five inches and was placed on exhibition.

Florida S. K. Knutsen Gillette Street Wow Mr. Knutsen

Bakke announces engagement of Clare to Edward Walker

Mr and Mrs S Bakke of 2146 Kane Street announce the engagement of their daughter Clare to Edward Walker of this city. The wedding is planned for a future date.

S. Bakke Kane Street Clare Edward Walker

Porter shaves whiskers after misidentification with senator

Thomas W. Porter Cleveland real estate broker shaved his sun-tinted whiskers after being mistaken for Senator J Ham Lewis of Illinois. In Chicago Nora McPartlin 17 says six months wooing is worth 150 and more as she refuses a $150 engagement ring and sues Edward Greevey. Martin Raides Perth Amboy twin trick likely frees both suspects. Katherine Harris wedding delayed over gown. Paris library bound book in woman skin. Melbourne painting thought Rubens sells for 36 cents. Johnny Rief wins four Longchamp races in one day.

Lewis Gary Ind Thomas W. Porter Cleveland J. Ham Lewis Illinois Chicago Nora McPartlin Edward Greevey New Brunswick N. J Peter Sutch Stephen Sutch tNrice Martin Raides Perth Amboy Winsted Katherine Harris Alexander Mossman Paris Deschamel Cheramy Library Rubens Melbourne Johnny Rief Longchamps

Kimono and Ori In Occidental Styles

A New York fashion feature notes Japanese influence replacing bold Balkan and Futurist color schemes. Sashes in obi style, wide loops, and V necks redefine summer outfits with satin, batistes, and silks. Accessories, gait, and proper coordination of details complete the refined look.

New York East Milan

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