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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
5
At a Thursday evening club meeting in Prairie Du Chien plans were set for the annual tournament likely in August with a July local contest as a lead in. Provisions include Jules of Riverside Club anticipated to win a Toledo event then Lake Geneva later in July and Y M C A appearances.
A millwork provider markets sash doors hardwood interior finish flooring and fixtures for store office bank and bar projects. They guarantee satisfactory results for any job size and invite appreciation of all work completed.
Segelke and Kohlhaus Manufacturing Co. lists contact details and phones. Miss Mona Wagner visits relatives in Muscola and Richland Center. Lawrence Kieser returns from Mason City Iowa. The Cecka block on Bluff street is bought by J A Hurd of St Paul who will take possession July 1. Dr F S Tuffey of Rathbun and Rosencranz sanitarium returns from the Dakotas business trip.
Miss Alice Wollum leaves for Eau Claire. Bertha Schreiter and Eva Baronhill return to La Crosse in July after teaching in Paris Texas. They head back to Paris for two months before resuming prior posts. Mission closed for summer. new superintendent may be named for September opening. Y M C A camp at Trempealeau bay. Sheriff candidate A N Moore announces Republican bid. Masons meet at 7:30 p m. Various locals visit, travel, and business notes. Premium lists for state fair available. local offices distributing. Robbery claim at a saloon. warrant issued. Local property deals and service ads.
Invitations announce the wedding on Wednesday July 6 in Tomah of Miss Pearle Eaton and Mr Fred Walter. Both are prominent in society circles. Mr Walter is a traveling representative of the Garland Stove Co Detroit and a former Lacrosse resident. After a brief wedding trip they will reside at Lake Minnetonka near Minneapolis.
In Jefferson City Missouri dates set for June 30 for returns on suits to revoke charters of major packers including St Louis Dressed Beef and Provision, Hammond Packing, Armour Packing, Swift & Co., and Nelson Morris & Co. Anders Swift & Co. is cited in Behalf of Swift & Co.
Thursday afternoon Mrs I N Cohen hosted an informal coffee in cool rooms despite heat. Guests included Mrs Chaplain of Milwaukee, Mrs F V Dietz, Mrs H Vollenweider, Miss Volenweider, Mrs Panzlau, Mrs V Rottemeier, Mrs Herman Whittlar, Mrs G Dollert, and Mrs Dietz. Classical and grand opera records entertained on a graphophone.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Jennie Heileman entertained at a social coffee with out of town guests including Mrs. William Hoyt of Big Rapids Michigan visiting Mrs. Alfred Langenbach and Mrs. Fred Goebel of Detroit Michigan. Also present were Mesdames E. E. Fraser W. B. Fraser Alfred Lengenbach Carl Langenbach Emil Mueller and Miss Harriet Fraser.
The North and South Side Eastern Star chapters plan a basket picnic Monday afternoon at Myrick Park. All Masons and their families are invited. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Walter S. Micklejohn Mrs. Fred A. Smith and W. S. Benton.
Mrs. W. R. Montague traveled to West Salem with friends in her car. Alexander Mackenzie Thompson returned from Cornell University and was joined by Whitman Foster as his guest. Edward Burnham visited the Traer farm. Miss Florence Scofield came back this week from Mt. Holyoke College Massachusetts for a stay in the city.
A tribute to Ida Schumann, music teacher, noting her aim to cultivate taste for better music and inspire pupils to strive for excellence. Her life work centers on discipline, duty, and uplifting through recital success.
Miss Schumann’s public recitals in La Crosse show improved musical standards and broader communal taste. Thursday’s program at C. H. Schweizer’s featured Mrs. Frank Norbeck and standout students Harold Taylor Marion Sanford Alice Foster Elinore Schweizer Lois Halik Charlotte Harple Ruth Vance. A large audience of parents and friends enjoyed the rare treat.
A brief exchange between Blitz and Blatz reveals talk about a perfume novelty named Paris Craze bought at Beyschlag's drug store. The two men discuss its origin from Paris and its scent as a selling point, with one vow to buy for a spouse.
Mrs Edward Evans visits sister Mrs E E Evans before sailing for Europe with daughter Miss Mary Evans and nieces Miss Katherine Hayes and Miss Thompson aboard the Empress of Britain July 1 for a six month voyage. Others travel summer plans include Mrs E S Hebberd and children to Charles City Iowa, and Mr and Mrs F M Egbert plus family to Chetek.
This afternoon Mrs. Oscar Lund gren will host a picnic at Pettibone park honoring Mrs. Goebel with friends and neighbors expected to attend.
The House approved the conference report on the public buildings bill. The final measure adds 5.526 million over the original appropriation with 3.815 million for new erection and completion and 1.45 million for continuing contracts.
A church tradition during weddings features mutual compliments as a pleasing custom. The snippet notes a ceremony practice emphasizing courteous exchanges between couples within the service.
A church bride to be asked her fiance to tell the clergyman not to kiss her after the wedding. The groom complied and the kiss did not occur.
A Buffalo Express quip blends a riddle about a renowned mathematician with a joke on the new railroad timetable. The playful line suggests fatigue and irony in facing dense schedules.
Secretary Meyer awarded contracts today for four submarine boats each about 460 tons. The action marks a significant addition to the navy fleet and reflects ongoing expansion of undersea capabilities.
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