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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
5
June 30 announcement states Miss Anna Risberg will marry Harry P. Wilkerson in DuBois Pennsylvania at the home of her sister Mrs. M. E Hadley in Reno Nevada.
Miss Anna Risberg daughter of Mrs Mahlum of South Seventeenth street leaves for her sister in Du Bois Pennsylvania and will wed Mr Harry Wilkenson of Pittsburgh on Tuesday June 20 in a Pittsburgh ceremony.
Abner Withee departed for Florida. John Hallum Paul and John Gile joined a youth group heading to Fort Washakie Wyoming for a camp and a Yellowstone Park horseback tour exceeding a thousand miles. Laura Cunningham Jeannette Hankerson left for Lexington Kentucky as guests of Mr and Mrs Gund for weeks. Mrs Kam accompanied them and saw them off. Alex Forbes has returned from Elkhorn after a brief visit.
A reader letters claim coffee harms health and Postum improved sleep energy and weight. The writer cites personal recovery from nervous exhaustion after switching to Postum and notes family benefits. The message promotes The Road to Wellville and a branded slogan There’s a Reason.
We offer sash doors hardwood interior finish and flooring for store office bank and bar fixtures. Our guarantee promises satisfactory results on any job size.
Milwaukee notices list Segelke and Kohlhaus Manufacturing Go with both phones 130 and several local residents traveling or visiting. Mrs. T M Lidell travels to Minneapolis for a few days while Mrs Charles H Stowell returns home to Lowell Massachusetts after visiting her daughter. Mrs Mary Austin and cousin Mrs Pelton leave for Mound Lake Minnetonka to visit relatives Eat on and Shadbolt. Marshall Levering of Toronto visits the Munholter home. Mrs Harry Murphy and daughter of Fremont Nebraska are guests of Mrs Homer Hart Jr. Dean Palmer departs Saranac Lake after a luncheon with Mrs Sill. Justina Meloy of Baraboo visits J J Meloy.
Miss Agnes Erickson entertained guests at a launch ride for Mr and Mrs Godfredson of Green Bay who were visiting. Mrs Godfredson was formerly Miss Beulah Witherall of this city. The party went up river about ten miles and back, followed by a delightful luncheon.
R C McCaleb district socialist organizer for the Third and Seventh districts suggests encampments or revival meetings to spread socialist ideas to farmers. Senator W R Gaylord supports using new country district methods, noting favorable view of camp meetings for diffusion of socialist doctrine.
Steam at one pound pressure reaches 216.3 degrees while at thirty pounds it reaches 274.3 degrees.
The column lists multiple social items including attorney F H Hartwell in Vancouver on business and plans to resume travel along the Pacific coast, big turnout at Third Ward Aid Society outing, visits by Dr F R Woodard and Miss Anita Schweiger, a skiff recovered near Brownsville, and local talk of hotel expansion and summer school enrollment.
A large blaze in Paterson New Jersey damaged a central business block. Firefighters were injured as crews fought flames that burned for hours, causing about $500,000 in property losses.
Manager F L Koppelberger announced the Majestic theater will close for the season after the second performance Sunday evening. The plan is to reopen August 15, ending the first season in the new playhouse which opened after New Years. The season featured improved vaudeville and better service for patrons. Plans for summer are not yet arranged.
Alfred C. Bruce of Chilgress Texas abandoned a naval career after entering preliminaries at Annapolis He met Leona Meade and learned naval law barred marrying until two years after graduation He eloped to Baltimore and married the popular romance cut short his academy plans
Daniel Moriarity a La Crosse Transfer Company teamster died after a yearlong tuberculosis illness at 425 North Moweventh street. Born in Tomah Wis he was 42 and resided in La Crosse for years. Survived by widow and four children. Funeral at St Mary's church tomorrow at 9 am with Rev Robert Condon officiating.
Wisconsin State Board of Normal School Regents invites bids for coal supplies priced per ton for multiple normal schools including La Crosse Milwaukee Oshkosh Platteville River Falls Stevens Point Superior Whitewater. Bids due July 9 1910 with contracts awarded July 16 1910.
The will of Miss Margaret Cole who died last evening at her sister's home was filed for probate this morning. She leaves $1000 to Jessie A. Heaslip of Picton, $500 to each of her three nieces, and all other goods and property to her sister Mrs. Alice M. Shaw.
Miss Margaret Cole longtime teacher at the branch school on King and Twentieth streets died last evening at her sister Mrs Alice M Shaw 226 North Twentieth street Born Niagara Falls Canada April 22 1850 The body will be taken to Niagara Falls for interment
Supervisors Oscar Hulberg and Peter Gullickson depart this morning to inspect all kinds of road rollers in Wacpaits, Ore. They sit on the roads and bridges committee and are authorized to buy a steam roller for county road work.
A Metropolitan writer questions phreno magnetism as a hypnotism curiosity linked to phrenology. The article explains the test: an operator touches head areas during sleep and the subject's actions or speech align with the organ touched, suggesting linked mental faculties and localized behavior.
Commissioner James T. Day of the board of public works has tracked growing water output at the pumping station, noting steady gallons pumped as a measure of municipal supply.
During the hot dry spell the pump house ran at full capacity. On June 24 between 6 and 7 p m the Holley pump moved 393000 gallons and Blake pumps 117000 and 70000 gallons respectively totaling 581200 gallons.
The article notes that most new arrivals are coming from Austria Russia and Italy, highlighting the national origins of recent immigrants.
The piece mocks ignorant arrogance and urges readers to consult a physician for a mysterious ailment. It mentions Beyschlag's Drug Store at 503 Main Street and references a prescription already prepared for 186073, with a note of personal improvement expected.
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