Mrs. E. Jackson Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. E. Jackson held at 2 PM from 432 Charles Street. Rev Irish of the First M E conducted the rites and William Dwyer handled arrangements. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
Funeral services for Mrs. E. Jackson held at 2 PM from 432 Charles Street. Rev Irish of the First M E conducted the rites and William Dwyer handled arrangements. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
J Desmond of Caledonia street showcases a fully formed dogfish with no eyes, caught in French Lake, as part of his curiosity collection. Taxidermist George Boehm says it is unmatched, while Desmond also notes other wonders including a two headed fish tale and a four legged chicken preserved in alcohol.
An advertisement asserts that blemishes pimples eruptions and rashes will disappear soon through a Latin skin cream medicated formula. The copy emphasizes rapid results and appeals to those seeking clear skin.
Officers of the St John Benevolent Society have been elected for 1908. President John B Capellan. Vice president John Schaefer. Rec Sec Peter Fischbach. Vin Sec John M Weber. Treas Leopold Huber. Marshall Joseph Schwabenbauer. St B Joseph Sieber. Executive Committee Joseph Roth Bard Weber Fritz Wiggert Ed Schom ers Frank Koelbl Nic Zimmer. Delegates to the state convention at Madison Peter Fischbach and substitute Joseph Roth.
A sacred concert will be given this evening in the Norwegian Lutheran church at Onalaska featuring the same soloists as the prior performance. Attendance at the Charles Street Lutheran church last night was good despite the weather. Rev. Smeby of Viroqua and Mr. Struxness of Minneapolis, the soloists who have assisted at both concerts, will return home tomorrow.
The wolf captured by Fred Keizer at L. E. La vague grocery has been claimed by Oscar Hulberg, a noted clothing man. The animal is a species of Australian prairie wolf and valuable.
The Casino bowling team will bowl against North Side soon after a member of the Casinos reported receiving a challenge from the North Side team today.
The cotton states peonage issue attracts global attention with northern press denouncing the debt bondage system while southern outlets defend it as necessary. The Italian ambassador Des Planches investigates cruelty claims against Italian immigrants and seeks U.S. action.
Railroad workers on the Milwaukee road faced flooding as rain persisted overnight. Switchmen waded through water in the east yards and water covered the rails near the Mill street crossing this morning.
The official board of a Baptist church granted Rev. L. L. Sanders leave of absence on Wednesday evening. He will return home to Litchfield, Sr., to rest and recuperate after an operation and will stay away for some time to recover.
A whistle on engine No 1906 went stuck after a nail fell into the mechanism. Despite the engineer's attempts the shrieking could not be stopped and the engine was cut.
A train journey from La Moille made a stop in this city when passengers were transferred to local transport for continued travel. The event affected schedules briefly as officials assisted with the transfer and safety checks.
James McCauley visits with parents on lower Caledonia street. Dr. Sutter’s driver Matt injured when his horse fell on South Fourth street. another horse and coachman assisted him. L. Lyons ill with mumps. Dr. and Mrs. Campbell and son from Blanding, Ill., visit Mrs. Powell of Prospect street. Mrs. Nellie Will ill with mumps. For scarlet fever no illness in Roggensack family. Mrs. Frank Haefner hosts German Lutheran Ladies’ society. Yanger and Hafner sisters host Young People’s society in evening.
Brighton Colorado March 6 Marshall Delmont Ellis died after being shot by three robbers attempting to enter the post office. He was moved to Denver and expired at Union Station.
A Burlington wreck at Victory south of La Crosse involved extra freight No. in which Engineer H A Marvin and Fireman Sam Semingson were injured. Marvin suffered knee and back injuries, Semingson four broken ribs and was hospitalized. Extra crew unharmed. No. 77 regular freight damaged. engine to be repaired at Grand Crossing shops.
Senator Depew of New York addressed the Senate on the currency bill. He warned of reckless speculation in western boom towns and endorsed the Aldrich measure as simple practical and easily understood.
A woman spends part of her time buying goods and returning items, highlighting the routine of shopping that includes both purchases and refunds.
A stern rebuke from the minister quickly calms rising tensions at the gathering, restoring order and focus. The incident underscores the authority of leadership in managing heated discussions.
Janesville Wisconsin March 6 The L L Olds Seed company buildings were destroyed by fire today The loss is 50000 It was one of the largest seed houses in the west The narrator notes that big people may appear formidable but turn out to be two fers
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