Miss Katherine McCauley Guests In West Salem
Miss Katherine McCauley of Sioux City Iowa was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs William Eldred for a few days. Howard Smith and Boyd Caster are spending a few weeks of summer in the area.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
5
Miss Katherine McCauley of Sioux City Iowa was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs William Eldred for a few days. Howard Smith and Boyd Caster are spending a few weeks of summer in the area.
An old remedy claims to cleanse and stimulate kidneys using a lithia lemon acid drink mixed with rad salts. Instructions advise four ounces of rad salts daily in water before breakfast for a few days, plus ample water, to flush acids and wastes from the body.
BR A Yeomen hosts meeting and dance at K P hall Monday. J C Manning of Madison visited on business. Tim Connelly and wife from Ferryville were in La Crosse. Rick Wall of Holmen transacted business here. Mrs P J Wilden and Miss Doris Gardner leave for Osage Iowa for summer. Drummond jeweler, 522 State, and Mrs A A Kennedy at St Francis hospital after operation. Cora Garrow returned to Chicago after two weeks here. Harold Bangsberg heads to Viroqua for summer with grandparents. Gateway City Transfer Co. phone for rides. Mrs C L Schriver visiting Savanna. Marriage license issued to Robert H Storandt Mindoro and Agnes O Fischer Burr Oak.
An advertisement promotes Horsford's acid phosphate as a sleep aid. It claims a teaspoonful in half a glass of water helps achieve sound rest at night. The note targets readers seeking nocturnal relief.
Lansing Iowa June 21. Young residents of the city visited dances at New Albia and Waukon Thursday night. The day featured a farm tour in Allamakee county planned for July 2 with stops at multiple farms, a picnic lunch, and an afternoon schedule touring the countryside.
First Sergeant Erickson and Corporals Hill Schriver O and H Endres of company M left at noon for Camp Douglas to attend the non commissioned officers school for the entire week. Representatives from various companies in the state attend. The school order came from Governor Philipp. Loraine T Richardson and Orlando Holway are in command.
In Chicago on June 21 Jess Irvin and three friends were killed or injured when their car struck a street car and the petrol tank exploded in a fatal crash.
In Joliet, Illinois, Mrs. Warden Edmund M. Allen was beaten and burned to death Sunday night while in bed. Investigators detained two trusties, Walter Edwards and George Simpson, as clues point to a prior assault by the killer. Warden Allen, shaken, may see calls for changes to the prison honor system.
James A. Trane of the Trane company left Sunday for Milwaukee to attend the national convention of steam and hot water fitters. W. F. Baker of the Baker Niebuhr company said he would probably make the trip. The convention runs from today through Thursday.
June 21 Lisbon witnessed the first major war demonstrations since the elections. Enthusiastic crowds gathered at allied legations cheering as diplomats appeared and spoke.
Last Saturday evening Miss Vivian Fuller entertained friends at dinner in honor of Miss Rose Quinn of Ettrick Wisconsin who is to be a June bride. The table was decorated with carnations and a miniature bridal couple. The evening featured music and Miss Fuller will be one of the bridesmaids and accompany Miss Quinn to Ettrick.
The final year meeting of the Ladies Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church is set for Thursday afternoon at 1717 Winnebago Street. Mrs. M A Tucker hosts assisted by Mrs. Anna Forbes with Miss Lilly Shimmons leading the missionary meeting, joined by Mesdames W R Thomas L L Brown and H H Long.
Miss Elinor Schweizer returned home to Wayne Pennsylvania yesterday after visiting friends. Miss Barber from Warren Wisconsin visited Mrs. W R Finch. Elsie and Amanda Redmann of Houston Minnesota are in the city visiting friends.
Kansas City Missouri reports easing flood danger as crest may top 25 feet with slow rise. Missouri River near 27 feet, Kaw falling at Topeka, tributaries dropping except Republican. No heavy rainfall in 48 hours and modern dykes with widened channels since 1908 flood prevented serious damage.
Yesterday's action saw the Cubs win twice against Aitchison with homers by Schulte and others. Dodgers were touched by Cubs offense as Phelan and Fournier contributed runs. Indians vs Sox also featured scoring, with Smith driving in runs off Benz and Harstard.
Roger concedes Charley Her tog may help his club and notes Grover Cleveland Alexander Tyrus Cobb and Walter Johnson could be used. Newark under Bill McKechnie splits with the Pitt Feds. Bill Phillips is dismissed, underscoring the adage you are a bear if you do and a boob if you don’t as Hoosier Feds’ manager.
A man who pretended with a girl faces the fallout after she ends the relationship. The incident centers on a bluff and the ensuing heartbreak, with local readers following the social rift.
A fragmented account notes Enrique C. Licrente maintaining a Washington office for years and mentions Manuel Bonilla, the former minister, in connection with evolving interest ties at the capital.
The Footlight club plans an untitled benefit evening at Sparta armory for Company L on July 14. The drama group will present A Regiment of Two, a three act comedy directed by Seth R. Burroughs with a cast of Spartans including Arthur Sewall Earl Abrahamson and Mary Harris, showcasing wholesome performances for local societies and charities.
Madison Wis June 21 The University of Wisconsin summer session will open tomorrow with courses offered in nearly every college across the university.
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