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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
7
Mrs Izzie Lodge of Selma Alabama describes years of relentless eczema then uses Cuticura Resolvent with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After six months the skin cleared completely and she has remained symptom free for three years amid family cures attributed to the remedies.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products including soap pills and lotions as immediate relief for skin conditions. It asserts they cleanse and balance bodily humors, claims speedy cure, and offers a free Cuticura Booklet by mail from Potter Drug & Chem Co Boston Mass.
An organist from Christ Episcopal church presents a morning program including Te Deum and Jubilate with processions and an offertory anthem. A patriotic musical service follows with multiple hymns, organ solos, anthems, and a vocal solo. Rev. G H Brooks to hold spiritualist services Sunday afternoon and evening at Lienlokken hall. Church listings note services for First Church of Christ Scientist and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with baptismal rites and confirmations for the latter.
Miss Madeline Clutter of 3953 Michigan Avenue Chicago tests Newbro's Herpicide. She reports noticeably longer hair with healthy lustre since using the remedy and encloses a photograph as proof.
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Clara Elizabeth Lehmann of Watertown to Dr. Raymond Leslie Smith of Viroqua on June 25. They will reside in Milwaukee after September 1. Dr. Smith, born and raised in Viroqua, previously practiced here with Dr. Suttle. Lieutenant Milon Gould, formerly of Company L, Third Wisconsin, died in Texas and will be buried in Sparta with military honors. Other local notes include visits and social happenings around Cashton, Westby, La Crosse, and Markesan, plus Violet club picnic observations.
A party of girls from La Crosse picnicked at Steves' pavilion under chaperones Miss Dollie Tisdale and others. Fathers Buyer Dolle and O'Connor left after a pleasant week. Prof Arthur Thomas led a La Crosse concert with Grace McLindon and violin solos by Prof P Peterson. Dancing followed. Twin Oaks Lodge housed B Onsgard and Nels Onsgard. J C Calloway fished Lake Como.
Discount rates offered by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway to Spokane at 46.45 return and to Seattle Tacoma Portland Victoria Vancouver and other north coast points at 53.95 return. Travel dates June 20 to July 12 with return by September 15. Choice of routes with liberal stopovers. Further information from ticket agent F R Hartwell.
The notice quotes rail fares of 59 dollars 90 cents or 72 dollars 40 cents to San Francisco or Los Angeles via Omaha or Kansas City via St. Paul and Minneapolis. Tickets on sale June 22 to July 6 with a return limit September 15 and option for stopovers.
Trinity Lutheran church on Avon Street holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m with Reverend Hellestvedt to preach.
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. W. W. Hurd as pastor hosts a Flag Sunday program. Activities include a Sunday school at 11 45 a m Epworth League at 7 p m led by D A Zuehike and a sermon by the pastor at 8 p m Attendees are asked to bring small flags.
Morning service with reception of members at 10 30. Evening sermon by Rev W W Piery of Milwaukee at 7 45. Pastor W J Turner leads the church.
The First Presbyterian church at Sixth and King streets hosts a morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by Rev W W Perry of Milwaukee Sunday school at noon and a union evening service at the Congregational church
Morning service at 10 30 led by Rev John Wellington Hoag with a sermon by the pastor Bible school at 11 45 Colton chapel at 3 evening service at 7 30 union services at Congregational church with Rev J W Irish speaking union young people's service at 6 30.
At the corner of Eighth and King streets Pastor James W. Irish leads a full day of services and activities. Class meeting at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m reception of members Sunday school at noon junior Epworth league at 3 p m no evening service due to union meeting at the Congregational church
First Congregational church at Main and Seventh streets led by Pastor Henry Faville holds services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon by the pastor titled Some Educational Ideals. Union evening service with Rev. J. W. Irish. Sunday school at noon and union young people's meeting at 6:30 p.m.
The English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity on West Avenue and Ferry Streets lists Rev J J Clemens as pastor. Sunday services at 1045 a m and 745 p m with Sunday school at 930 a m Luther league at 7 pm fifth Sunday after Trinity topic Christian Citizenship led by Miss Alma Olson. Morning sermon Deep Sea Fishing and evening sermon Drawing With Bands of Love.
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas reports Foley's Honey and Tar as the operation for coughs colds and lung trouble and claims it cured consumption in the first.
A detailed look at how Barnum and Bailey crafts deliberate humor through clown acts. It profiles key performers like Steve Minco and Danny Ryan, noting burlesque stunts, parachute gags, geese drawn carts, giantess bits, and the shift from song to pantomime to elicit laughter in large arenas.
The pastor's Bible class at the Methodist Episcopal church will discuss the temperance question tomorrow. The class, led by Rev. J. W. Irish, will have members appointed to discuss different sides of the subject and is said to be the largest Sunday school class in the city with over sixty members.
A report notes that Japanese observers are reproducing a fishing poster associated with the Atlantic seaboard. The activity draws attention to copying or replicating regional signage for maritime interests.
The Dakota News notes Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson returning from St. Paul and hosting an Aid Day gathering. It lists visitors and activities around town including carpenters from St. Paul, road mending, relatives visiting northern Wisconsin, a broken arm incident, and various departures and returns.
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