Hundredmark and Kupper Tie The Knot In Minneapolis
Miss Irene Hundredmark daughter of Mrs. Margate Hundredmark of 1613 Madison Street wed Charles H. W. Kupper son of Charles Kupper of Tomah in a Wednesday morning ceremony at the bride's mother's home. Rev J G Glaeser of Tomah officiated. The couple will reside at 2814 Second Ave South Minneapolis after July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hund-redmark
Margate Hundredmark
Madison Street
Charles H. W. Kupper
Charles Kupper
Tomah
Marjorie Hammonds
Edward Kupper
J. G. Glaeser
Mrs. Kupper
Second Ave
Minneapolis
Moonlight River Ride Hosted by Fowler Party
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Fowler hosted a moonlight river trip for a group that included Mrs. Stowell of Lowell Massachusetts and Mrs. Robert Sprague of Caledonia. Also aboard were Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Dunham and Dr. and Mrs. Colleran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Fowler
Stowell
Lowell
Mass
Robert Sprague
Caledonia
A. S. Dunham
Colleran
Ferndale Outing With Miss Nellie Burns Chaperone
A party of young girls on a Ferndale outing is chaperoned by Miss Nellie Burns. Included are Misses Dorothy Hixon Ellen Hixon Laura Cunningham Jeannette Hankerson Margery Gor Josephine Traer and Mrs Ruth from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Nellie Burns
Dorothy and
Ellen Hixon
Laura Cunningham
Jeannette Hankerson
Margery Gor
Josephine Traer
Ruth Her
Boston
Luncheon at Country Club Hosts Notables
Mrs. Frank Davis hosted a luncheon at the Cantry club yesterday with Mrs. Stowell and Mrs. Robert Sprague as guests of honor. Attendees included Mesdames Callahan West and H. J. Keimer. Mrs. Alfred Langenbach entertained for guest William White of Big Rapids. Mrs. L. C. Colman planned a dinner for fourteen this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Frank Davis
Cantry Club
Stowell
Robert Sprague
Etts
Mesdames Callahan, West
H. J. Keimer
Alfred Langenbach
William White
Big Rapids
L. C. Colman
Ladies Enjoy Smith Coulee Outing
A party of ladies and children traveled by motor cars to Smith Coulee on Tuesday afternoon. The children enjoyed wading in the brook, with Mrs. J. M. Hixon and children, Mrs. F. A. Copeland, G. C. Hixon and guests, and several others including Mrs. of Neillsville, Mrs. Bliss, Miss Jude Buckley, and Miss Ingwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Coulee
Little Brook
J. M. Hixon
F. A. Copeland
G. C. Hixon
Neillsville
Bliss
Jude Buckley
Ingwer
Trolley Ride For City High School Seniors
About sixty seniors will take a trolley ride to Onalaska and around town this evening. After returning they will attend a school spread at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalaska
Porch Party Noted by Mrs E Fraser Yesterday
A brief social mention records Mrs. E Fraser hosting a porch party yesterday with neighbors in attendance. The short note highlights friendly gathering and local social ties.
Porch Party Honors Mrs Goeble Hosted By Miss Fraser
Miss Harriet Fraser entertained a number of friends at a porch party in honor of Mrs. Fred Goeble. The guests included Mesdames C. C. Looney Clarence Johnson Oscar Lundgren W Woolsey F W Fullmer Emma Trenwith Arthur Loefler Burt Smith W B Fraser H E Fraser of West Salem and Mrs Goeble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Fraser
Fred Goeble
Mesdames C. C. Looney
Clarence Johnson
Oscar Lundgren
W. Woolsey
F. W. Fullmer
Emma Trenwith
Arthur Loefler
Burt Smith
W. B. Fraser
H. E. Fraser
West Salem
Mrs. Goeble
Local Ladies Host Afternoon Socials at Diminutive Gathering
Mrs. Arthur Loeffler will entertain roughly the same group this afternoon. Mrs. J. L. Callahan hosted a small circle this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Stowell and Mrs. Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofpee
Arthur Loeffler
J. L. Callahan
Stowell
Sprague
Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Godfred from Green Bay are visiting friends for several days and stay at the Stoddard hotel. Mrs Godfredson formerly Miss Beulah Witherall of this city. Miss Agnes Erickson hosts her friend Miss Winnifred Spies of Minneapolis for a number of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Godfredson
Green Bay
Stoddard Hotel
Godfredson
Beulah Witherall
Agnes Erickson
Winnifred Spies
Minneapolis
Trempealeau Edges Midway In Eleven Inning Game
Trempealeau defeats Midway 5 to 4 after eleven innings in Trempealeau Wisconsin on June 23. Nutting pitched for Midway, Crockett for Trempealeau went nine innings, Pearson pitched in relief the eleventh scoring on Huttenhown’s single. Kieffe made six putouts with four assists as Trempealeau wins late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Huttenhown
Midway
Kieffee
Trempealeau
RH E Trempealau
Crockett
Pearson
Kutchera
Nutting
Chalsma
Fish Decaying in Downtown Alley
Businessmen along Third and Fourth streets and Pearl street complain of a filthy alley behind shops with dead fish and decaying matter stinking in the heat. Local health officials were notified this morning and will inspect and act before evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Fourth Streets
Pearl Street
La Crosse area notices and upcoming excursions
Local items note appointments to a municipal convention delegation including the mayor and city officials. The La Crosse Sharpshooters plan a July 10 excursion to Fountain City to compete with Fountain City shooters on the steamer La Crosse. Also reported are births, hospital convalescence, upcoming steamer excursions, and various residents traveling or visiting, with brief community updates.
Card of Thanks for sympathy during illness and death
The undersigned express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their son and brother’s illness and death. Special thanks to Rev Gamm Mrs Theo Mannstedt Heileman Beer Bottlers for floral offerings. Mr and Mrs August Heber Lein and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamm
Theo. Mannstedt
Heileman
August Heberlein
City Funeral Procession Horses Keep Fast Pace
A remark notes the swift pace of horses in a large city funeral procession, suggesting the urban bustle makes dying seem rushed amid the swift horse movement and crowded streets.
Bijou cinema shines amid town chatter and events
A roundup of local notices highlights Mrs Catherine Murphy's funeral at 8:30 AM and St Mary's Church services, with interment in Catholic cemetery. Also noted are Mrs Gilbert Johnson's funeral arrangements, Wisconsin physicians gathering in Milwaukee, milk price pressures, job moves for Frances Dunn and Fred Strauss, conventions, travel, and community visits across Hokah Winona Fond du Lac and La Crosse regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Heileman Brewing Company
Macey
Gateway City
Catherine Murphy
A. M. Murphy
Cass Street
St. Mary’s Church
Gilbert Johnson
Dresbach
Minn
Oak Grove
Dietz
Edward J. Evans
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Frances Dunn
la Crosse Knitting Works
Bijou
Harry Packman
Wisconsin Music Teachers’ Association
Appleton
Clare Sustman
Fond du Lac
Wis
Fred Strauss
William Tausche
Minneapolis
I. &. Williams
la Crescent
Frontier Lodge
Hokah
S. G. Madland
Alta
Winona
Reverend Sluyter Celebrates 25th Priesthood Anniversary
Rev Sluyter of St. Josephs cathedral marks twenty five years as a priest with family at his boyhood home in Cleve Niederhheim Germany. The church congregation sent a telegram of congratulations spanning a mile with a 175 foot fall. A man feels drowsy after a hearty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Sluyter
Sluyter
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Cleve
Niederrheim
Germany
Charles Linse Pioneer and Dairyman Dies at 75
Charles Linse a La Crosse county pioneer and noted dairyman died at his State Road Coulee home after about three weeks illness aged 75. Born in Saxony July 5 1835 he emigrated to Wisconsin with his parents and helped develop Mormon Coulee and the State Road dairy. He served as town chairman and county supervisor and helped create the Mormon Coulee road and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance company. He married Julia Tausche in 1864 and Marguerite Pfund in 1884. nine children were born, four of whom survived. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Sorensen
Frank Kohn
Fred L. Goddard
Fond du Lac
League of Wisconsin Municipalites
John F. Doherty
George W. Bradish
la Crosse
Winona
Geo. Powell
John J. Esch
E. W. Parker
Minneapolis
A. Lincoln Shute
First Methodist Church
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
Albert Enerson
Black River Falls
Lutheran Hospital
B. A. Yeomen
Lon Allen
Houston County
van Gorden
Alma Center
Wis
Lydia van Sant
Theodore de Ranitz
C. A. Thompson
Main Street
Gladys Collins
Viroqua
Roy Collins
South Eighth Street
C. E. Macey
Albert Lea
Minn
Charles Linse
la Crosse County
Northwest
State Road
Coulee Road
Mr. Linse
Farmers’ Institute
Saxony
Germany
William and
Ida (Kuehn) Linse
United States
Jefferson County
Columbia County
Portage
Mormon Coulee
Julia Tausche
Charles
William
Joseph
Anna Schamms
Ida Smoker
Linse
Marguerite Pfund
Adolph
Julia
Matilda
Marguerite
Edent
Shelby
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
German Lutheran Church
Dell heads to Eastern meat inspector convention
Dr. Harry Dell, in charge of the local station, travels to Philadelphia for the United States meat inspectors east of the Mississippi convention called by Secretary Wilson. A second Denver meeting follows the Chicago gathering as inspectors west of the river meet in Denver. Dr. Clark of St. Paul will oversee the station during Dell’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dell
United States
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Wilson
Chicago
Denver
Mississippi River
Inspector Dell
Clark
St. Paul
Dell
London
Canada
Buffalo
Detroit
New York
Funeral for Mrs Katherine Murphy Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs Katherine Murphy, mother of Health Officer Anton Murphy, is set for 9 a.m. at St Marys Church. Remains were moved from St Francis Hospital to Mr Murphy’s home at 501 Cass Street. She leaves children including Andrew in Minneapolis and Daisy Cawley of Richland Center Wisconsin, plus a granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Murphy
Anton Murphy
St. Mary’s Church
Johnson Seized by Police After California Arrest Scene
George Little, Johnson’s manager, rumored to settle for about 31000 on the original contract. Johnson confronted on Ocean Boulevard then arrested at Seal Rock House after drawing revolvers and threatening Officer Lewis. Chief Martin released him on 50 dollar bail as officers rushed him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Wright
Johnson
Seal Rock House
San Francisco
George Little
Jack Johnson
Little
Reno
al Kaufman
Ocean Boulevard
Lewis
Martin
Oficers
Winona Excursion Arrives Monday By Local Packet J S
The annual Old Settlers excursion to Winona will reach the city on Monday aboard the J S excursion packet. Details on schedule and events accompanying the visit were noted in the arrival notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
J. S
Paris Craze Perfume Sparks Neighborly Confab
In a lively exchange Blitz and Blatz discuss a Paris Craze perfume bought by Blatz's wife at Beyschlag's drug store. The chatter reveals a mistaken transaction and ends with Blatz planning to purchase the scent to surprise Mrs. Blitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blitz
Paris
Beyschlag
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Florida
Floridas
John C. Burns
Fruit House
Hundredmark
E. &. Fraser
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Store
Fifth and Main Streets
E. M. Young Druggist
Irvine
Wisconsin
Elgin
W.T. Irvine
The
Paris Cloak Co
Panama
Charles Lines
Pioneer IS Dead
Frisco
U. S. Webb
California
Gillette
Nevada
DR. Dell
Mrs. Murphy
Big Smoke
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