Card of Thanks for Ingvard A. Dunham
Heartsigh gratitude from Mrs I A Dunham and family for support after the death of husband brother and son Ingvard A Dunham. Special thanks to Rev R Anderson West Avenue Lutheran and C & Q railroad employees for kindness during their great sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingvard A. Dunham
R. Anderson
West Avenue Lutheran Sey
C. & Q. Railroad
I. A. Dunham
E. O. Dunham
C. O. Dunham
Amelia Dunham
E. Walter
Chas. Kalbakken
Murder Victim Found in Michigan River Near Chicago
The body of a man believed to be Louis Hbourg, wealthy member of A. C. Me and Co., was found floating in the Michigan River near the foot of the river early today. He carried $500 in cash and wore notable jewelry. A summer vacation seems to have renewed his outlook on work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Hbourg
A. C. Meand Co
Spa
Michigan
Local Notes From Brownsville and Nearby Visits
Mrs Val Fetzner Jr left for Colme South Dakota after visiting her father George Graf for a few months. Delia Beck and Emma Fetzner were La Crosse visitors Wednesday. Allie Lesser returned home after visiting her brother John at Easton. Mrs C A Hackett visited La Crosse. Blanche Gillette of Genoa Wisconsin visits Anna Hackett. Clara Sour called in La Crosse Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val. Fetzner, Jr
Colme
S. D
George Graf
Boat Movements Reported On The St. Paul
Hershey and raft, Clyde and raft travel up and down the St. Paul river in a sequence of movements noted by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey and Raft
Clyde and Raft
Down
St. Paul
Personal notes and social bustle in La Crosse area
Local items report travel plans to Winona aboard the J S steamer on June 27 and several visits by La Crosse residents to Milwaukee Minneapolis and other cities. Weddings engagements property sales and church activities are noted along with upcoming excursions and civic notices.
Linen Shower for Miss Stella Kubiak at Golf Grounds
The L. E. club hosted a linen shower Tuesday evening at the golf grounds in honor of Miss Stella Kubiak, who is soon to be married, presenting many fine linens. Attendees included Misses Helen Arenz Josephine and Marie Eliascky Rose Drakowscn Anna Bishon and others plus Mrs and Mr Blascaky Bishon Schaefer Lobbock Krapewsky Kronietski Michalski. Edith Doud Weds James Durland at Winona Home with Rev J S Lowe officiating. local friends attended including Rev and Mrs Lowe Jack Hensler and several Misses and Mr Cargill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Grounds
L. E. Club
Stella Kubiak
Miss Kubiak
Helen Arenz
Josephine and
Marie Eliascky
Rose Drakowscn
Anna Bishon
McSdames
John Blascaky
Albert Bishon
Geo. Schaefer
Lawrence Lobbock
Dal Krapewsky
John Kronietski
Martin Michalski
Edith Doud
James Durland
Winona
J. S. Lowe
Lowe
Jack Hensler
Edna Hulberg
Nina Frame
Georgie Holmes
Ida Aiken
Cora Schultz
Austin Cargill
Farewell Picnic Supper For Bailey Winslow Party
A farewell picnic supper was held yesterday on the grounds of B. Oatman on Main Street for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mrs. Winslow who leave for Minneapolis this week. Members of a card club attended with many local residents including Ori J. Sorensen A H Hill and Peter Walier. Miss Lark Smith and the Misses Hill served the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Frank Smith
Frank Viets
Mesdames
A. O. Hunt
Jessie Leissring
Peter Walier
Frank Cook
Winslow
Estes
Warren Brayton
Fred Smith
Mrs. Oatman
Miss Lark Smith
Misses Hill
A Day at Idle Hours Pleasant Hour Club Event
Monday afternoon the Pleasant Hour club was entertained at Idle Hour the Nichols cottage by Mrs Frank Nichols and her daughter Mrs Malcolm Sutherland. In the party were Mesdames Charles Rawlinson Frank Forbes Homer Hart Fred Phillips Oscar Lundgren W L Dolling the Misses Tower Bessie Hodge little Dorothy Hart and Martha Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour Club
Idle Hour
Nichols Cottage
Frank Nichols
Malcolm Sutherland
Charles Rawlinson
Frank Forbes
Homer Hart
Fred Phillips
Oscar Lundgren
W. L. Dolling
Misses Tower
Bessie Hodge
Dorothy Hart
Martha Forbes
Motor Ride
Yesterday afternoon Art Schwalbe took a party in his car to West Salem. Passengers included Fanny Pooler Homer Hart Cora Bradley Ethel Olberg and Gertrude Moulsuss of Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Schwalbe
West Salem
Fanny Pooler
Homer Hart
Cora Bradley
Ethel Olberg
Gertrude Moulsuss
Peoria
Capitol reconstruction starts in July with dome removal under study
Madison Wis June 24 plans call for beginning wrecking of the south wing and dome of the old capitol early in July if no delays occur. The east wing work advances rapidly with steel stair casings in place and columns set. A new law authorizes up to 1 million dollars per year for capitol construction subject to state finances and governor approval. The old heating plant near Northwestern depot nears completion for fall operation with two engineering crews expected temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Capitol
Snell
Mear
Northwestern
Sunny disposition from moonshine talk remains elusive
A proverb-like line contrasts sunny mood with gossip about sun shine, suggesting talk does not create brightness. The remark ponders authenticity over chatter and hints at skepticism toward empty expressions.
Great Lanesboro Excursion Friday Entertainment Featured
A two coach special train will run to Lanesboro tomorrow for a board of trade and Jobbers' Union event. The round trip costs $3 with a welcome by a Lanesboro citizen and a possible speech from Attorney John F. Doherty. The main draw is a ball game between the Athletes and Harmony Caledonia winner for a $100 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesboro
Board of Trade
Jobbers’ and Manufacturers’ Union
Milwaukee
John F. Doherty
Utermoehl
Local social and visiting notes from Viroqua Wisconsin
Mr Fred Clancy and family visited from Soldiers Grove. Twenty three 1884 graduates held a reunion. Geo South of Cashton visited. Mae Raynor returns from Beloit to again teach next year. Beatrice Coffland back from Oshkosh normal. Inga Moen to Minnesota. Clarence Runado back from St Francis hospital. Proctor returned from Fort Wayne. Mrs John Williams of Sugar Grove visiting R Drake. L P Peterson back from Tomah visit. O G Munson visited family and business. Zoe Hook back from De Soto. Ben Norris home after Chicago stay. J Omundson did business in Milwaukee. Alma Nelson spent Sunday with Jerry Nelson at Chaseburg. M A Sweger entertained S Larson of Westby. Sam Hirsch a Sparta caller. C B Peterson and family of Cashton with Viroqua relatives. George Fortun departed for Yukon exposition. Mrs Oscar Larson and child visiting Mankato. Grandpa Griffin back in Preston after visit with son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bailey
Tribune
Minneapolis
Frank Bailey
Winona
J. S
D. W. Eaton
Darville
la Crosse
Elmer Feak
Bangor
A. Buzzette
Cassville
Siever Bower
Viroqua
J. C. Cane
Milwauke
W. A. Wagner
Milwaukee
George Powell
the Tribune
Leader-Press
Geo. Ott
Market Street
French Island
Robert A. Albrecht
Herman Albrecht
Seventeenth Street
Farwell Street
R. L. Richards
Mayo
Elsen & Kneen
E. Viola Atkinson
Walter Freitag
Wisconsin
L. Steinbach
Dorchester
Minn
B. H. Volz
South Seventh Street
R. Clarence Rubado
la Crosse Hospital
C. J. Schansberg
Spring Grove
Thomas Bergh
James Holmes
Hokah
Addie
Allie Klein
Lutie Hamilton
Back River Falls
E. G. Higgins
Melrose
Mabel
Myrtle Ranger
Telephone Exchange
Berlie Moore
B. A. Yeomen
Fred Clancy
Grove
Co. F. Dahl
Madison
Geo
Cashton
Mae Raynor
Beloit
Beatrice Coffland
Oshkosh
Inga Moen
Minnesota
Clarence Runado
St. Francis Hospital
H. P. Proctor
Walter
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Williams
Sugar Grove
R. Drake
L. P. Peterson
Tomah
Wis
O. G. Munson
Zoe Hook
de Soto
Ben Norris
Chicago
J. Omundson
Alma Nelson
Jerry Nelson
Chaseburg
M. A. Sweger
S. Larson
Westby
Sam Hirsch
Wisconsin Delegation Plans Denver Trip for N E A Convention
Wisconsin teachers and friends arrange a party to attend the National Education Association convention in Denver. They depart Saturday July 3 1999 via the Chicago and North Western Railway with low excursion rates. Sleeping car space itineraries and full ticket details available from W N Parker Wisconsin Journal of Education Madison Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Denver
Chicago & North- Western
W. N. Parker
Wisconsin Journal of Education
Madison
Wis
Wigg and Wagg on the Grass Widow Dashaway
Wigg jokes that the widow Dashaway is quick to move and Wagg agrees she is a grass widow. The banter highlights her brisk pace and immediate actions without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashaway
Hold Up Men Steal Colorado Water
Six armed men believed from Victor Colo. staged a reservoir heist in Colorado Springs draining about 200 million gallons into the Victor reservoir. Sheriff Burdall of El Paso county and ten deputies pursued the robbers after they held up the caretaker and opened the floodgates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Victor
Pike's Peak
Burdall
el Paso County
Man Confesses One Habit to Hide Twelve Others
A man intends to confess a single bad habit to conceal a dozen other faults. The plan aims to deflect attention from wider misconduct. authorities have not released further details.
Foley Kidney Remedy Aids Elderly Men With Prostate Trouble
A Dexter Kentucky man reports his elderly father suffered kidney and bladder issues diagnosed as enlarged prostate. After trying Foley's Kidney Remedy, one bottle eased symptoms and a second bottle ended the trouble, avoiding surgery due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
O. T. Erhart
The Phrase Figures Won’t Lie Questioned as Figment
A quirky assertion that figures won t lie sparks debate over rhetoric. Analysts note the line is a common figure of speech not a factual claim. The remark highlights how language can dramatize data while concealing uncertainty.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
GE Cream & Butter Company
LaCrosse Tent & Awning Works
A. Koblitz
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
sVietor Records
Andre
B. Sr
Thill- Manning
Whalen CO
Thill & Lapitz Plumbing & Heating Co
State Street
Brownsville, Minn
California
Chas. Beyschlag
Main la Crosse Agency
Buster Brown
W. T. Irvine
Main St. la Crosse
Jewelry House
Mariner Pharmacy
Great Lanesboro
Viroqua, Wis
Graduate Optician
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Herken’s
Men's League of the Presbyterian Church
Nelson
Main Street
Colorado
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