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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
4
Ogden in charge of the Y M C A boys summer camp visited Trempealeau and chose Trempealeau Lakes as the new site about a mile south of town. About sixty boys have signed up to attend and will leave on Burlington No 53 Tuesday morning for a two weeks outing.
Low water levels in the sloughs near Black River and the Milwaukee shops trap hundreds of fish in dwindling pools, causing a pervasive stench. Complaints rise as decaying fish threaten public health and the health department has been notified.
Laura Brabant celebrated her fourth birthday at 1311 Kane Street with family and friends. A large class observed first communion at St. James Church. St. James ladies plan a restaurant during carnival week. Dan Moran and Mrs. Moran of Portage visit Stannards at 616 St. James Street. Magdalene Pfeifer returned home after visiting. Milwaukee fast mail No. 55 was 25 minutes late. Nellie Oehler visits from Winona. Tabernacle Baptist Church hosts meetings nightly. Plumbs return to Austin Minnesota. Tipperty sisters travel to New Albin Iowa. Nesler sisters visit in Lansi ng. E Larson of Austin visits Johnsons at 924 Rose Street.
Grand Trunk Railway offers daily roundtrip fares from Chicago to Atlantic City from June 1 to September 30. Fares from $25.70 with some variations. tickets valid thirty days with liberal stopovers. Also listed are fares to over one hundred other Canadian and New England/Jersey Coast destinations. St Lawrence River routes included at slightly higher prices. Descriptive literature and timetables available by mail from H G Elliott AGA, 917 Merchants Loan and Trust Building, Chicago.
Ole W. Johnson aged 61 a north side pioneer died at home 1327 Berlin street at 2 yesterday after a short illness with paresis. He is survived by a widow three sons Thorvald Oscar and George and a sister. Born September 30 1849 in Norway he had lived in the north side for years. Funeral set for 2:30 tomorrow at the residence Rev Glaate officiating Undertaker Sletten in charge. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
Secretary A. A. Gibson of the North Side Amusement association announces a local couple will marry Thursday evening during the Cosmo politan Carnival. The ceremony is set for about 8 30 at a street platform with a public gift from the association. The couple’s identities remain secret until next Thursday.
The funeral for Charles Linse was held yesterday at 1 PM from his home in Mor mon Coulee and at 2 PM from the German Lutheran church at Cameron avenue and West avenue. Rev. Julius T. Gamm led services, with many floral tributes. Interment followed at Mormon Coulee cemetery, over a hundred teams in procession. Active pallbearers were Peter Kienholz Caspar Eggler Frank Smith John Marco John Schmalz and Edward Roessler. Honorary pallbearers included N. Haerter Wenzel Grams A. Candrian W. J. Hickisch John M. Holley Sr. and George H. Ray.
R P Schula of this city and Frances Alice West of Elkader were married June 15 at St Josephs Church Mason City Iowa Bride has many acquaintances in the city who will give her a welcome Groom is the popular proprietor of the confectionery store on Main street John Rogensack visited relatives and friends at Lansing Ia
Washington reports seven congressional committees plan investigations in the next session. Probes include police methods under the third degree, McMurray Choctaw and Chickasaw contracts, Lorimer bribery charges, Ballinger-Pinchot testimony, and Choctaw land issues. Hearings may be held next winter.
Senator Stone of Missouri urged the White House to pick Charles A. Towne of Minnesota as a member of the Canadian boundary commission. The call came during a June 27 visit to Washington D C.
The piece centers on Joseph G. Cannon, known as Uncle Joe, claiming he may seek the speakership in the next Congress if he is alive and in the majority. It reflects on his potential candidacy amid political maneuvering and possible implications for party leadership.
After weeks of dry weather a Sunday morning shower soaked the parched soil for hours, with thunder and steady rain totaling 2.6 inches. The forecast had predicted continued fair weather but the county experienced much relief, according to W. S. Keppel of Onalaska.
Erwin Morse son of Charles Morse the imprisoned ice king will leave New York for Wyoming to begin work as a cowboy after graduating from Pale last week.
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