Woman's Hat Costs More Than She Can Afford
A remark notes that a woman's idea of a becoming hat is one priced beyond her means, reflecting humor about fashion and financial limits.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
5
New Pop Mrs O Hermanson Leaves for Duluth Visit
Local society notes report Mrs. O Hermanson traveling to Duluth to spend several weeks with her parents. The column also mentions various small items including fishing, outings, travels of residents, and upcoming community events and notices.
Mrs. Van Nocker Weds Henry W. Palmer In Quiet Home Ceremony
Mrs. Della Van Nocker and Mr. Henry W. Palmer were married at 3:00 PM at the bride’s South Seventh Street home. The Rev. D. C. Jones officiated with only relatives present. The couple will depart at 5:40 PM on Burlington for Seattle to visit Mr. Palmer’s daughter Mrs. Bailey and attend the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nocker
Della van Nocker
Henry W. Palmer
South Seventh Street
D. C. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Palmer
Burlington
Seattle
Mr. Palmer
Bailey
Miss Edna Smith Weds Miss Edna Lamb Smith
Edna Smith daughter of John C. Smith will marry Prof. L B Pease of Minnesota University this evening at the bride’s father home. The bride grew up here and is a niece of Mrs. John Paul. Relatives from the city attend, including Mr. and Mrs. J S Lamb and Miss Anne Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
Edna Lamb Smith
John C. Smith
L. B. Pease
Minnesota University
John Paul
J. S. Lamb
Anne Paul
John Hallam Paul
Agnes Smith
Music Recital Brightens YWCA Gym Morning
The gymnasium of the Y W C A served as an attractive recital space yesterday morning as performers filled the venue with song and music. Weaving melodies and ensemble pieces, the event showcased local talent and drew a modest audience.
New Water Route To Pass La Crosse
A revival in upper Mississippi barge traffic is seen as barges are built in La Crosse and other ports. A Minneapolis milling company discusses barge lines from the Twin Cities to upper Ohio and lower Mississippi ports to cut transshipment costs and challenge railroad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Mississippi
la Crosse
Stillwater
Burlington
Keokuk
Dubuque
St. Paul
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Upper
Ohio
Upper Illinois Canal
Lower Mississippi
Winans
Pathfinder
Mars
Mississippi
Iowa River
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Winona
Ocean
New York City
New York
Buffalo
Mary Austin pupils charm with musical program
About two hundred guests enjoyed a program by Mrs Mary Austin’s pupils. The group displayed notable talent, while Miss Russell sang two groups and an encore piece, Sleep Song, in a pink gown with a picture hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Austin
Russell
Lambs Attend Waterloo Wedding in Iowa
Social brief notes Mr and Mrs J S Lamb Mrs Will sie and Etta Willsie traveled to Waterloo Iowa for Miss Lambs wedding Mrs Wilcox of Fort Atkinson visiting with Mrs Howard and Susanna Cramer left today for home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lamb
Willsie
Etta Willsie
Waterloo
Iowa
Miss Lamb
Wilcox
Fort Atkinson
Howard
Susanna Cramer
Messina Fire Under Control After Earthquake Ruins
Messina June 30 The fire raging among the ruins of the earthquake stricken town was gradually controlled during the night and today it is practically assured that the shelters erected after the earthquake will be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
La Crosse's Greatest Jewelry House at 429 Main Street
Local jewelry shop at 429 Main Street La Crosse is highlighted as the city’s greatest jewelry house. The notice emphasizes its long standing reputation and central downtown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
la Crosse’s
Plans for River Improvement Announced by Association
Officials of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association publish details for the season. Major Ritche outlines work from St. Paul to the Missouri line with divisions led by J. D. DuShane W. A. Thompson and S. Edwards. Projects include suction-hedge work near Point Douglas Lake Pepin and Alma, dams, shore protections, and dredging totaling about 509000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Rock Island
Burlington
Hannibal
J. D. DuShane
Point Douglas
Lake Pepin
Alma
Pine Island
Belvidere Slough
West Newton
W. A. Thompson
Homer Chute
Richmond Island
S. Edwards
Cassville Slough
Dredging Planned at Parsons Bar and Nearby CaManche
Dredging will be conducted at Parsons Bar and near Ca manche with considerable work at Maquoketa Slough Kimballs Landing and downstream areas. The activity focuses on navigation channels and sediment removal to improve water flow and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsons
I. S. W. A. of America Elects Officers
The following officers were elected by the I. S. W. A. of America. President Martin Rogstad vice president L Moe financial secretary O J Johnson recording secretary Charles Kalbakken treasurer N Nystad instructor H Johnson marshal Sam Erickson inside guard C Swennes outside guard C Tesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. W. A. of America
Martin Rogstad
L. Moe
O. J. Johnson
Charles Kalbakken
N. Nystad
H. Johnson
Marshall
Sam Erickson
C. Swennes
C. Tesley
Howland Secretly Marries Wallaces in San Francisco
In West San Francisco on June 23, Samuel S. Howland, brother in law of August Belmont, wed secretly. His bride was identified as Miss Leslie Mosby Wallace, listed on ship lists as Miss Howland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Samuel S. Howland
August Belmont
Leslie Mosby Wallace
How
Race official notes Howland Belmont's racing rep
Howland is described as Belmont's personal representative in all racing matters. The text notes a sailing to Hong Kong and a ceremony performed by Judge Cooper of the appellate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Hong Kong
Cooper
Appellate Court
Howland
Belmont
Fire Panic at Baron de Hirsch School in Manhattan
A fire early Tuesday at Baron de Hirsch Trade School on East Sixty fourth Street caused panic among 146 patients at the nearby Manhattan Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital. The blaze disrupted residents of the Clara de Hirsch home for working girls and forced evacuation of several tenement families nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baron de Hirsch
Sixtyforth Street
Manhattan Eye, Ear, Nose and
Clara de Hirsch
Schol
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
KE CREAM =& BUTTER COMPANY
Nebuer
Ginger
North Side
Boitling Works
la Crosse, Wis
I. A. Merrick
E. R. Savage
N. Third St
Cameron Ave
Wis
Shep
Frank Tillman
South Seventh St
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
la Crosse, Wie
House OF Baldwin
Hilliker & Riley
General Contractors
N. Third Street
City News
GRAND
F. Jarvis Leonard
Chicago
West Hotel
Galfway
Eau Claire
W. D. Maeby
Viola
Hotel Grand
Sparta
Lault Ste Marie
E. M. Wing
Sault Ste Marie
Wing
State Bankers’ Convention
Levy Mengel
la Farge
J. F. Lapitz
C. A. Pattison
Norman Mol
Sigur Gunner
Adolph Gunderson
French Island
John and
al Callahan
Howard Wensole
Jerome Jorstad
Trempeareau Bay
W. W
George Powell
Nathan Bradfield
Johannes Nelson
Mendota
Duncan
Chester Ayars
Will Powell
Elks
Tomorow
Frank Chase
Viroqua
Chase
A. G. Langenbach
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Light Company
Langenbach
la Crosse Gas and Electric
Calvin F. Baker
Stoddard Hotel
A. L. Fasher
Madison
W. T. Irvine
Lacrosse
RIVER
Advan
Tage
Arts and Crafts
Irvine's
W. A
West
Morris & Hartwell
Lacrosse, Wis
Masonic
R.T
The
E. E. Chaplin
Reitzel’s
Nelson
Happy Home Furnishers
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