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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
4
The North Side Amusement Association will call a meeting soon to decide whether a carnival will be held this summer. Past carnivals have been a big success and well received by La Crosse residents, especially the North Siders.
A compilation of Sunday services at multiple churches including Norwegian Methodist Lutheran German Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian Baptist Caledonia Street M EF Bethel Norwegian Lutheran and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with service times Sunday schools and midweek meetings. Churches are centered around Berlin Sill Charles Logan Avon streets and 1510 Avon with pastors Eliot Hansen EK Vik A A Randall G M Thurow Iver Larson Albert L Wood O L Christensen and T T Haverstad.
Edward Conway will announce the new play date and Mrs. H Blazhek of Sparta visits her daughter Mrs. G W Wolfe at 2031 Loomis Street in the city home.
Arthur Walker of Onalaska and Mabel Munson of Holmen were wed at the groom's Onalaska home in a ceremony led by Rev Colman. The wedding drew many friends and relatives, with Miss Mabel Walker as bridesmaid and Ernest Struck as best man. The couple plans to reside in Onalaska.
Mrs Anna Igenbart died at her home 533 Kane Street at 2 this morning after a lingering illness. She was 74 and a well known North Side resident with many friends. Funeral plans not set but likely Monday from St John’s Church with Rev Louis Kaluza officiating and William Dwyer in charge.
An advertisement touts Latin skin cream and Latin skin powder 2c as the best made products. It emphasizes quality and suitability for the user seeking skin care options.
Mrs. Mary Wolcott of 721 Caledonia street learns her father Rev. Benjamin F. Morse has died in Spokane Washington. He was a 72 year old retired Baptist minister and missionary. Death followed paralysis. He leaves four daughters Mrs. Florence Robinson Mondovi Wis Mrs Josephine Jones Mrs G B Bump and Mrs Wolcott and three sons Frank B Morse Rev E B Morse and W M Morse of Spokane.
A baby boy weighing ten pounds greets Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sunday at 1610 Kane Street. The St. James club will hold a committee meeting tomorrow afternoon in the Windsor Street School hall.
District Attorney Francis E. McGovern declares candidacy for U S Senate to succeed Isaac Stephenson. He appeals for Republican primary support and plans a later statement of principles. The move risks widening splits with La Follette and Stephenson amid recent fundraising tensions.
Reports claim vast Vatican riches are hoarded but Archbishop Messmer says such rumours are false and aim to chill Catholic generosity. Milwau kee diocese will send the collected peace to Rome after Easter in person by the archbishop.
Harmon Palmer, inmate at the Wisconsin Veterans home, returned from Toledo where he met his long lost brother Cyrus Palmer for the first time. Harmon, 78, learned Cyrus, 62, had traced him from Dayton after a niece's letter. The brothers had parted before Cyrus was born and wartime rumors of Harmon's death haunted the family.
Zion City in Kenosha Wisconsin moves toward standard municipal status as internal dissension within the Dowie colony subsides and the community prepares for integration with other American cities.
The widely sold Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is praised for its known ingredients and long-standing popularity of over two decades. Promoted as an honest medicine for weak stomach liver and blood issues it stresses no alcohol and warns against inferior substitutes and other Pierce products.
Reports claim blue laws are largely ended and smoking bans lifted. Arrangements are said to introduce cigarette and liquor pollution of the holy city through new smoke shops and saloons.
Traveling men from across the United States gather at the Plankinton this afternoon to perfect a permanent organization of their new business association. The group, exceeding 500 members, aims to raise standards of hotel and train accommodations as a united body, a shift from prior social or cooperative insurance groups.
Miss Emma Eichelberg of 141 Biddle Street obtained a warrant for the arrest of George P. Biddle on a larceny charge. She says they planned to marry in Toledo but he disappeared in Detroit with 350 dollars, her life savings, after they met years ago in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Frank Donnelly of Oak Grove, Barron County, died today four weeks after a vicious boar bite caused bird poisoning. He succumbed to the effects of the infection and poisoning.
Sheboygan Arthur Lane travels to Battle Creek Michigan to manage a theater. Fr W Jenks Oshkosh replaces Lane as local theater manager. Manitowoc Bartels sues Manitowoc and Northern Traction for 10000 damages over a claimed broken nose after a motorman ejects him for refusing fare. Kenosha passes two annexation ordinances for Pleasant Prairie and Somers but they take effect in ninety days. The districts are well populated.
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