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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

6

Rheumatism cure claim for Dr Miles Nervine

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for rheumatism claiming direct curative and soothing nervous system effects. It cites a testimonial from Jas H Sanders of Rockaway New Jersey and notes doctors and druggists can supply the product with a return option if needed.

Miles Nervine Miles’ Nervine Jas. H. Sanders P. QO Rockaway N. J Dr. Miles Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Bankrupt Lange Faces Contempt Over Lost $400 Wallet

Lore John C. Lange, bankrupt of Nellisville Wisconsin who ran three creameries, was examined yesterday by Referee Cameron L. Baldwin. James A. Philip of Neillsville was elected trustee. Lange must surrender $400 he claims was lost from his pocket or face contempt and possible jail.

John C. Lange Nellisville Wis Cameron L. Baldwin James A. Philip Neillsville Messrs. Sturdevant & Sturdevant Lange Homer C. Clark Chris F. Grow

Many Weddings This Spring on West Avenue

Cupid invades West avenue with seven marriages planned. Frank J. Ducke and Julia C. Miller receive a license. ceremony set at the bride’s home next Wednesday at high noon with Emma Wachs and Harry Miller in attendance. They will honeymoon in Chicago and Milwaukee. Also licensed were Edward Halverson and Lenora Poss, and Louis Chapiewsky with Louise Kempton.

Cupid West Avenue Frank J. Ducke Hokah Minn Julia C. Miller Joseph Miller Main Street Madison Court Edward Halverson Houston, Minn Lenora Poss Also John Brindley Louis Chapiewsky North Side Louise Kempton

Medical Society Meeting Tonight in La Crosse Club Rooms

La Crosse County Medical Society holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at the La Crosse Club rooms on North Fifth Street. The program features talks on Upper Respiratory Obstruction by Dr E M Turner, The Tonsil as an Atrium of Infection by Dr B C Dorset, and Tonsils and Adenoids by Dr J A L Bradfield, with discussion led by Dr E R Mulford.

The la Crosse County Medical Society la Crosse Club North Fifth Street E. M. Turner B. C. Dorset J. A. L. Bradfield E. R. Mulford

Funeral of Mrs Olson Held Today

Mrs Anna Marie Olson of Minneapolis died at home and her funeral was held this afternoon from Mrs Matt Evans home at 823 South Fifth Street at 2 o clock and from English Lutheran church at 2 30 Rev Clements led the service with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery beside her late husband Christian Olson She is survived by three daughters.

Anna Marie Olson Minneapolis Matt Evans South Fifth Street English Lutheran Church Rev. Clements Oak Grove Christian Olson

Mixed Chorus Rehearsal Sunday for Saengerfest Event

The Saengerfest association mixed chorus will rehearse Sunday at 2 30 PM in Frohsinn hall. Oscar Frey leads preparations for the big Easter concert at La Crosse theater or Germania hall, with details forthcoming.

Saengerfest Association Frohsinn Hall Oscar Frey la Crosse Theater Germania Hall

Police Commission Meets for Routine Evening Session

The police and fire commission held a regular meeting last evening in Chief John B. Webber's office. The secretary reported no matters of especial importance were acted upon, and the agenda covered routine business.

Police and Fire Commission John B. Webber

Doerflinger's Employee Miss Sorgel Hosts Social Evening

Miss Hattie Sorgel of the grocery department will entertain a few friends this evening at her home, 1505 Market Street. Refreshments will be served and the gathering will be a general social event.

Hattie Sorgel Doerflinger’s Market Street

Child Born Today to Mr and Mrs E W Oles

Mr and Mrs E W Oles of 1233 Green Bay street welcomed an eight pound baby boy born today. The birth adds a new member to the family and brings joy to the household on this date.

E. W. Oles Green Bay Street

Governors Guards Aassociation Hosts March Armory Dance

Card party and dance will be given by the Governor's Guards' Association at Armory Hall Sunday March 7th.

Governor's Guards’ Association Armory Hall

Not only the indigestion but all stomach misery

Stomach trouble sufferers are urged to try Papes Diapepsia a 22 grain triangule that tastes like candy and digests heavy meals in minutes. The ad claims relief from heartburn nausea belching and headaches and says one 50 cent case can aid a whole family while avoiding laxatives and improving digestion and appetite.

Pape

City Mission Plans Revival Meetings

The City Mission board approved a March revival campaign from the 15th to 29th led by Tom Mackey and wife of Chicago. They recently drew 171 conversions in Minneapolis and will begin in La Crosse before Salt Lake City. The event marks the opening of the Mission’s new home at 110 North Third Street with remodeled basement public baths and a second floor lodging room and reading area.

Tom Mackey Chicago Minneapolis Mackey la Crosse The Mission North Third Street

Word of Brother’s Death Reaches Stam Family

Photographer F. E. Stam learns of brother William H. Stam’s death in Scio Oregon from pneumonia and grip after his funeral. The 48 year old, born January 7 1860, left a wife Emma L Stam and two sons Henry and Walter. Funeral held at the Christian church with burial at Franklin Butte cemetery.

F. E. Stam Scio Ore William H. Stam Staim Modern Woodmen of America Emma L. Stam Henry Detroit Walter Christian Church J. J. Evans Franklin Butte

Mrs Roosevelt to voyage on Mayflower up the Mississippi

Mrs Roosevelt wife of the president and a party of friends plan a trip on the Mississippi river from the gulf possibly to St Paul They will use the presidents yacht the Mayflower.

Washington, D. C

Man Who Knows His Faults Is Harsh On Others

A concise aphorism notes that self aware people critique faults in others less harshly, since recognizing personal flaws leads to tempered judgment and kinder scrutiny of peers.

Hunt Down Reds in Chicago with Anarchy Bureau

Continued from page one, police traced plans tied to a death oath and a possible network of anarchists aiming to assassinate city officials. Averbuch's sister Olga and associates were followed, but no concrete evidence surfaced. The Stern girl, 20, described Kishineff ties and denied romantic involvement with Lazarus Averbuch or knowledge of a plot.

P. D. O’brien Averbuch Leopold Weixelbaum Kansas City Weixelbaum Shippy’s Stern Miss Stern Made Mills Schuettler Averbuchs Washburne Avenue Lazarus Averbuch Olga Averbuch Kishineff Old Country Chicago Samuel Stern Frank Street Lazarus

McKee accused of crimes by lawyer in Paris divorce case

Maitre Barboux outlined twenty six charges of cruelty by McKee against his wife in Paris focused on jealousy and abuse including threats with a revolver and pinching. He allegedly wore lipstick dyed eyebrows painted his lips wrote under pseudonyms for New York papers and sold jewels. Mrs McKee began divorce proceedings last August while McKee filed a cross suit. Labori to present McKee’s side March 11.

M. Barboux McKee Stenson Hugh Paris Barboux New York Clarice Maitre Labori

Jenkins No Suffragette Stirs Committee Aid

Washington reporters pressed Representative Jenkins for an interview on the proposed constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. As chairman of the judiciary committee he cautioned that such an amendment is unlikely to be favored and that the committee will probably stand united against it.

Washington, D. C Washington Jenkins Committee On the Judiciary

Window dresser's melancholy muse prompts quip

A quirky exchange centers on a melan choly friend whose job as a window dresser is linked to a pained expression. The banter plays on artsy laments and everyday commerce, capturing urban wit and character in a brief vignette.

Blobbs

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