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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
3
A Virginia woman reports five years of heart pain and breathlessness eased after six bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy. She asserts early improvement after a few bottles and full cure after completing the course, urging others to try the remedy with a money back guarantee.
Multiple churches on Avon Street and nearby corners list pastors and service times. Trinity Lutheran holds 10:30 a.m. English service with 9 a.m. Sunday school, Bethel Norwegian Lutheran 10:30 a.m., and North Presbyterian 10:30 a.m. with 7:45 p.m. evening service. Additional services appear at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Norwegian Methodist, Scandinavian Baptist, German Evangelical Lutheran, and Second German Methodist with varied Sunday times and midweek activities.
William Ryckmen says county officials misrepresented his efforts to care for Nora Butterfield the dying 13 year old girl. He plans to go west after ensuring her future and will seek to arrange for her education and welfare.
Mr. Arthur Redpath plans to move his family to Montana. Bert Marshall returns from a trip to Galesville Wisconsin. W H McAdam of North Bend Wisconsin visits at 2019 Wood Street. Mr and Mrs A Vogt depart for Elkhart Indiana where Vogt takes a bakery job. Vogt formerly played shortstop for La Crosse. Mrs D O Weida returns from St Paul. Mrs O Hallingstad visits 2114 Kane Street. Mrs R Roeder recovers from illness. Ed Powell of Savanna visits Blanchett at 1611 Wood Street who is sick. Mrs O Anderson in Oshkosh visiting son George who is sick.
Miss Hannah Dandertson and her mother of 607 Wall Street are visiting in St Paul while a family member remains seriously ill with pneumonia.
Gerald Gibson hosted a pleasant surprise party at 1102 Charles Street with a fine supper and good time. Guests included Vera Buntz Anice Gibson Vene Roden Elizabeth Roden Plymouth Fjelstad Wilbur Levi Parker Willie Parker Lyle Gibson Thos Gibson Mildren Gibson and Gerald Gibson.
Francis Spencer age 85 died Thursday after supper. An inmate of the county poor farm for five years, he had no relatives here. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 30 p m from the poor farm, Undertaker Dwyer in charge. He formerly worked at the John Paul lumber mill as engineer.
Mr and Mrs C B Dawson hosted a gathering at their West La Crosse home Friday afternoon. Old friends BE Kinney H T Richmond F Hauser and daughter W A Tripp attended along with out of town guests Mrs H N Copley Austin Mintz and Mr and Mrs John Hauser Bayfield Wisconsin. The event ended with a fine time and a light note about meddling.
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