North Side Briefs on Dreamland Visit and Local Moves
Olaf Olson and Stanley Taylor return from a five day visit in Chicago. George Savor of Chicago transacted business on the north side yesterday. Harry Koepke of Rice Lake spent the day with friends on the north side. Mrs Joseph Bodette and daughter Margaret of Rice Lake are guests of friends on the north side. Mrs Sarah Covey has left Rose Street home for a brief visit in Winona. The Misses Anna and Caroline Limpert will leave tonight for Oshkosh Wisconsin. H P Nelson Caledonia has returned after business on the north side. Mrs Wright Funkhauser, 1938
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Savor
Chicago
Harry Koepke
Rice Lake
Joseph Bodette
Margaret
Sarah Covey
D. Marcou
Rose Street
Winona
Anna
Caroline Limpert
Mill Street
Oshkosh
Wis
H. P. Nelson
Caledonia
Wright Funkhauser
Local Social Notes From La Crosse Visitors and Guests
Kane street resident returns from Burlington Iowa. Mrs John Haefner returns from six weeks in the Twin Cities. O Neil shoe store and Pequoig oxf. Mrs John Noem visits Brainerd Minnesota for a week. Mrs C D Marcon spends the day in Winona. Rev William Limpert visits relatives in Elgin North Dakota. Miss Anna Carlson of Eau Claire visits relatives on the north side. Miss Anna Boyer returns home in Stoddard after visiting friends. Miss Margaret Strehl of Dresbach was a La Crosse visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs J P Yerley of Fountain City guests on the north side. Mrs Carl Asselin guest in Massachusetts. Mrs L Bennett away from the city. Mrs E J Holmes and children return to 1349 Berlin street after Hokah visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Street
Burlington
Iowa
John Haefner
Caledonia Street
Twin Cities
O'Neil Shoe
John Noem
Charles Street
Brainerd
Minn
C. D. Marcon
Rose St
Winona
William Limpert
Elgin
N. D
Anna Carlson
Eau Claire
Anna Boyer
Stoddard
Margaret Strehl
Dresbach
la Crosse
J. P. Yerley
Fountain City
Carl Asselin
Kane &Sr
Extra Inning Win For Scurry and Murphy Colts
In eight innings of indoor base ball at Copeland park the Scurry and Murphy Colts defeated the Combination Stars eight to seven. After seven innings the Colts demanded extra play and scored twice in the eighth to seal the victory. Bill Grady and Art Hoefner starred for the Stars while Knudson and Boots McGuire pitched for the Colts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland Park
Scurry and Murphy
Baskets of Charlotte Russe Dessert Method
A recipe describes making a sponge cake from sugar water eggs and flour. Boil sugar with water then combine with beaten eggs, add flour and flavoring, bake in deep gem pans. hollow centers fill with chalette russe and ornament with whipped cream, with baked strips formed into handles.
North Side Midget League Opens At Copeland Park
The first afternoon games feature Champs vs Japers and Stars vs Tigers in the Midget Indoor baseball league at Copeland park. Six Senior league teams are listed, with Homecoming week delaying league play. Track meet set for July 11 has four divisions and multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland Park
Champs
Japers
Stars
Tigers
Combination Stars
Dew Drops
Scurry and Murphy Colts
Nelsons
Billikens
Gibson’s Comers
Hildreth
Rafia
La Crosse As A Summer Resort Of Scenic Beauty
La Crosse sits at the juncture of three rivers and bluffs, offering campers, boaters, anglers and vacationers rich natural attractions. The piece urges municipal advertising of these draw cards and notes rising interest in summer cottages and river trips as a profitable lifestyle and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
la Crosse
Mississippi
Black
Mar
Minnesota
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner
Panamas
Bangkoks
Nelson Clothing Co
North Side Briefs
the Dreamland
Olaf Olson
Stanley Taylor
Mildred Bright
Footlight
the Star Tonight
Kay Bee
Marguerita Ficher
Harry Pollard
BIJOU
Nestor
Sophie
Baskets OF
Charlotte Russe
Cavan
Angie
la Crosse Tribune
North Side
Wests
North Side Botfling Works
Vel
Black River
Main Street
Redfern
Adelaide McCauley
Ae Onfora
Shoe Mart
H. Coolidge
George Street
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