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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
5
Dr William Lambert and family announce departure from La Crosse and request any persons with claims against his name to present them for collection at 1512 Madison Street Wednesday morning.
The column records visits and arrivals in La Crosse from residents and visitors such as O R Moe of Viroqua J C Haines of Cleveland Ohio and Henry Hoverson of Soldiers Grove. It notes property purchases church socials advertising social events and local travel including regatta plans and notable events around May.
The August Affeldt family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during their recent bereavement. They express gratitude to the Eighth Ward Aid Society Germania Turners and Germania Turner girls for flower girls and to Mrs. Theo Mann istedt for floral offerings.
Mrs. J. E. Smith of 1117 Market street hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring her brother Albert H. Anderson visiting from Texas. Eight guests were served.
Neighbors gathered at 124 South Seventh Street for a surprise farewell party for Mrs. Della Van Nocker as she prepared to wed Henry Palmer the next day. Guests from the area presented tokens of remembrance and shared an enjoyable evening.
Miss Ellen Margaret Webber sister of Chief John Webber, wed Sam Lenhart on June 16 at the bride’s St. Paul home. They honeymoon and will visit La Crosse friends before settling in Minneapolis.
The marriage of Miss Helen Tofte and Mr. Clarence Bowers will take place tomorrow.
Miss Agnes Robertina Nelson daughter of Mrs N R Nelson wed Mr Harry Carl ton McNamer of Chicago at Christchurch with Rev C N Molier officiating at 9 am. Attendants included twin Miss Nora Nelson best man Mr Maurice Moe and ushers Austin Cargill Myron Savage George Irvine. Reception at Nelson home featured red and green decor and a punch service amid marguerites. Out of town guest Miss Daisy McNamer attended.
Antioch sister of the groom and relatives from Evans ton Viroqua and other towns attended farewell events for the bride. Mr. and Mrs. McNamer depart today by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line for Denver, their future home. The Ibsen club hosted a hosiery shower in the bride’s honor and Mrs. C A OlbergRead an original poem celebrating the occasion.
Rev C N Moller of Christ church entertained about twenty five choir members with a supper launch ride on Ferndale River. After refreshments the party traveled up the river for miles and returned by moonlight.
Mr C H Greenwood and Prof John Bird plan a leisurely Atlantic coast trip starting tomorrow in Greenwood’s car. They expect a long absence lasting until fall visiting Maine New Hampshire and other New England states. Miss Lucile Servis returns home to Wa tertown Florida from tutoring the Paul children for summer with her parents. Mrs Helen Drummond Lawrence and her children of Racine are visiting Mr and Mrs David Drummond.
Medical advice warns that lingering colds weaken the constitution and can progress to consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for persistent coughs after failing to respond to other treatments. Do not risk untried remedies as delay may cause lung involvement. O. T Erhart.
A proverb notes a man always has money enough to buy items that are not beneficial for his welfare, illustrating a caution about poor spending choices.
Andrew Larson and Amelia Olson wed in Alaska while Edgar Adams and Bertha Mayer unite in North La Crosse. Steve Kuleynsky and Margaret Meinartz marry in La Crosse. Sidney Law plans a damages suit against the traction company after a streetcar collision at Silk and Avon streets.
Citizens urged to treat kidney and bladder trouble early with Foley's Kidney Remedy amid medical ad asserting quick cures.
The dealer emphasizes dedicating full attention to drug medicines and prescription lines while excluding soda water ice cream photo goods and other outside lines. They highlight perfumery including Madelon Alice Paris Craze and the Oriental Hair Renewer claimed to restore gray hair to its original color.
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