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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
In La Crosse Wisconsin on June 20 a citizen disputes a Tribune account of a crash between the writer and Mr. Merman. The narrative claims the other car sped 35 to 45 miles per hour and struck the author's vehicle from the front causing damage and no brake failure. The account emphasizes the driver's speed and proximity to danger.
A horse hitched to a light buggy ran away with a young boy guiding it around Caledonia Street at about 4 30 yesterday. The rig pulled loose near Sill and left the carriage in the street car tracks as a streetcar approached, prompting the motorman to stop.
A carriage was involved in a collision with a car and sustained minor damage including a broken wheel, while no injuries were reported.
Among the graduates this week at Northwestern College in Watertown Wisconsin are two local boys Emmanuel Frey and William Limpert. The commencement exercises were held yesterday morning. Frey delivered the English oration of the day.
Miss Katherine Noonan and Leo P. Allen, prominent north siders, married at 9 this morning in St James Church with Rev Ambrose Murphy officiating. The feature also notes Hans Wagner’s decline in form, while Teddy Roosevelt continues strong batting in every game.
Mr and Mrs John T La May return from a two week western trip. Mrs Emily Betzinger returns from a visit with friends in the Twin Cities. Mrs Earl Wheaton and children return from visits in St Paul and Minneapolis. The Good Samaritans plan an ice cream social on the Kinney lawn. Quarantine lifted at A J Eberhart home. Miss Myrtle Withers visits Tomah before returning home. Lloyd Williamson travels to Minneapolis to visit friends. Old American House on Mill Street being cleaned and Schmoll and Pfeifferwork on Mill Street. ice cream fountain to be installed soon.
Hamlin Garland and family arrive in West Salem for summer. Local residents and guests include Miss Jenevieve Cook, Miss Mildred Kimball, Glen Hitchcock, Miss Amy Molstad, Miss Adell La Tourneaux, and many visitors from La Crosse and Minneapolis. Graduation events, a class play School Days, and annual commencement were held at the Congregational church with diplomas presented by Rand.
Greene's White Sox defeated West 8 to 2 on Sunday. Pitcher Falk shut down the West with strong support from the offense, allowing only two hits after the ninth inning. Greene's has won eight of ten games, including decisive late hitting.
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