Local Wedding News Highlights Two Arranged Marriages
Mr Phillip Stack of McLord North Dakota and Miss Ella Miller of this city wed yesterday afternoon in Judge Leonard Kleeber's Hebberd building office. They plan to reside in McLord. Last evening Judge Kleeber married Fred Baskin and Ruth Baskin at his North Sixth street residence. The groom hails from Ogeilie Wisconsin and the bride is a noted local figure.
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Phillip Stack
McLord
North Dakota
Ella Miller
Leonard Kleeber
Hebberd Building
Judge Kleeber
North Sixth Street
Fred Baskin
Ruth Baskin
Khleeber
Ogeilie
Wis
Paul Daughter to Wed Beverly Douglas Causey at Christchurch
The marriage of Miss Katherine Paul daughter of Mr and Mrs John Paul to Beverly Douglas Causey of Suffolk VA will be at Christchurch at 5 this evening. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Alex Paul and Mr and Mrs John J Paul of Watertown FL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Paul
John Paul
Beverly Douglas Causey
Suffolk
Christchurch
Alex Paul
John J. Paul
Watertown
Fla
Romance Rivalry and a Sea Embrace
A quarrel turns comic as a suitor vows to seek the deepest sea after Miss Tipkins wed another. Three months later he admits finding that feat harder than promised, confessing the task is not so simple.
The Jefferson Opens With Banquet Menu Hailed
Landlord Frank Kohn hosts the opening banquet for The Jefferson hotel on Wednesday night. The menu impresses, promising an epicurean feast for about seventy guests. Business leaders are invited to see a swell hostelry with first class service and a pleasant reception.
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Frank Kohn
The
Jefferson
Kohn
Boys Arrested for Jumping Cars After Baseball Game
Messrs. Fay and John Berg aged 10 and 11 were arrested by police for jumping on streetcars returning from a baseball game. They were taken to the central station, reprimanded, and released on the condition it would be their last offence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Fay
John Berg
Envy Drives Self-Perceived Body Critique Among Friends
When a woman’s friends criticize her figure she believes the attack stems from envy. The remark reveals how personal insecurity colors interpretation of social commentary and prompts self-doubt about appearance.
City News Excursion Leaves in Stormy Weather
The steamer E Rutledge started late with the Methodist excursion to Winona despite stormy skies and a good crowd. The captain aims to return on schedule despite the delay. Mrs. William Schroeder of 1508 Jackson Street sailed to Ripon Wisconsin as Casberg Auxiliary delegate to the state convention and will visit Milwaukee afterward. John Dumrud of Harmony, suffering mental strain from heavy drinking, cut his throat with a razor and was taken to a La Crosse hospital where he is expected to recover. Andrew Buchda received 30 days in the county jail for vagrancy.
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E. Rutledge
Winona
William Schroeder
Jackson Street
Casberg Auxilliary
Ripon
Wis
Milwaukee
John Dumrud
Harmony
la Crosse
Andrew Buchda
Prominent Sparta Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. Emma Sholts wife of Justice John A. Sholts died at her home Friday after a brief illness of peritonitis and heart trouble. Born January 23, 1848 in Dane county she married in 1868 and moved to Sparta in 1869. Survived by husband four daughters and several grandchildren. funeral at 2:39 p.m. Sunday Rev Walker Pugh officiating. Interment in Woodlawn cemetery.
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Sparta
Wis
Emma Sholts
John A. Sholts
A. W. Powell
Lead
S. D
W. G. Merrill
Neenah
H. E. Davis
Ladd
Ill
Geo. H. Hall
Brule
Nettie
E. F. Babcock
John Earle Sholts
Walker Pugh
First Congregational Church
Woodavwn
Carnation Camp R N A Holds Joint Meeting at Tomah
Carnation Camp No. 3619 R N A visited Tomah for a joint meeting Friday evening with attendees from the area including Mesdames Ford Oswald H 5 C te Blancae Austin Frank Kern C Blake C A Astesworth J Ve nz Ida Tavor WW E Foote M Butler John Steele Nell Lovell W L Aylesworth Fred Holden Wil Wakeman FE C Johnson A E Mc Cumber and Misses Audrey Lovell Jennie Howard Miss Clara Holcom of Minneapolis visited Miss Verne Lovell Mary Albright traveled to Norwalk to visit her brother Menart Gnew ikow Laura Hatch returned from Milwaukee Elmer and Otto Herbst and Ed May arrived from near Seattle to spend a couple of months in the city Dr D C Beebe rested easily Captain McCoy went to Camp Douglas to be there as the SP regiment goes into camp Mrs P H Madden and daughter Gertrude visited Milwaukee for a short time. if you would please yourself please others.
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Carnation Camp
R. N
Toma
Mesdames Ford Oswald
H. 5
Blancae Austin
Frank Kern
C Blake
C A. Astesworth
Venz
Ida Tavor
WW. E. Foote
M. Butler
John Steele
Nell Lovell
W. L. Aylesworth
Fred Holden
Wil. Wakeman
FE. C. Johnson
A. E. McCumber
Audrey Lovell
Jennie Howard
Clara Holcom
Minneapolis
Verne Lovell
Mary Albright
Norwalk
Menart Gnewikow
Laura Hatch
Harry Hatch
Milwaukee
Elmer
Otto Herbst
Ed May
Seattle
Wash
D. C. Beebe
Anna Thornburg
Susie
Grace Jacobs
la Crosse
Albert Conover
Madison
M. T. Parks
Captain McCoy
Camp Douglas
Sp Regiment
Camp
Saturay
P. H. Madden
Gertrude
La Crosse News Personal Notices July Excursions and Visits
Multiple short items note a Steamer Rutledge excursion La Crosse to Lansing on July 1 leaves 10 a.m. and returns 8 p.m. Also moonlight trips June 30 and July 4 with mixed crowds, fare details, and music. Various residents and visitors, including Mrs. L L Brown ill with appendicitis, Dr. Will Powell, Mrs. E R Savage visiting Denver, and Frank Bailey hosting Decorah guests. Several city movements, travel plans to Milwaukee and Chicago, and local social events.
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la Crosse
Lansing
Rutledge
L. L. Brown
Redfield Street
Will Powell
E. R. Savage
Denver
Col
Marjorie
Leo W. Schroeder
Milwaukee
C. G. Reim
George Powell
Arthur P. Funke
Notre Dame College
Woodmen Hall
Gertrude G. Milhorn
Eau Claire
John Wendling
Twin Cities
la Crosse News Co
Emma Dittman
State Street
Lanesboro
Gateway City
Trfr
Helen Nyhus
Westby
B. Carroll
Caledonia
Minn
J. S
Edward Berg
Viroqua
E. Wimpers
Canton
J. Jacobson
Chaseburg
N. F. Koehn
Chicago
Fallin River Pleases Fishermen
Fishermen in the area express satisfaction as the river gauge shows a half foot drop in forty eight hours and the high water level is 10.9. The government dredge Vulcan is cleaning a sandbar at the foot of the street, with spoil loaded on a barge and transported across the river by the steamer Henry Bosse to an area that will not hinder navigation.
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Vulcan
Henry Bosse
Weaker glasses help, doctor quips about fever
A patient asks if stronger glasses are needed. The doctor retorts that weaker glasses and fever are the issue, delivering a blunt but humorous reply.
St. Wencel School Class Play Honors Graduates
The St. Wencel School annual graduation exercises feature the play The Mystic Throne by a pupil cast. Kreutz Orchestra provides music for the 7:45 program including salutatory, overtures, and a valedictory. Diplomas are presented by Rt. Rev. James Schwebach D. D. to graduates John G. Beranek Charles J. Satek Joseph R. Moubik George A. Hanus Arthur J. Bruha Joseph M. Spika Anastasia M. Bicha Mary M. Mateiska Ludmilla G Kreutz Marie J. Wietecka Dorothy C Kreutz Agnes G Lepsch.
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St. Wencel’s
Kreutz
Anastasia Bicha
Robert Lee
James Schwebach
D. D
Knight
John G. Beranek
Charles J. Satek
Joseph R. Moubik
George A. Hanus
Arthur J. Bruha
Joseph M. Spika
Anastasia M. Bicha
Mary M. Mateiska
Ludmilla G. Kreutz
Marie J. Wietecka
Dorothy C. Kreutz
Agnes G. Lepsch
Golf match scores from Schaghticoke links led by Van Auken
Saturday afternoon at Schaghticoke golf links C S Van Auken won the eighteen hole match against Ogey. L C Colman published the scores listing names handicaps and results with several players trailing by multiple strokes.
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Ogey
Schaghticoke Golf Links
C. S. van Auken
L. C. Colman
Cc. S. van Auken
Ey Wat Poivot
Aca Neecks
R. H. Gordon
Alfred James
W. Tourtellotte
Feo
Ce Ass Hs Ate Ae
F. H. Hankerson
A. M. Touritellotte
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Beyschlag
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Sapho
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John Beranek
F. Michel
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G. M. Heath
G. H. Ray
P. M. Gelatt
G. W. Traer
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Colman
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Marinello System
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