Miss Sophia Hinds Laid To Rest At Oak Grove Cemetery
The funeral for Miss Sophia Hinds was held at 1 pm from 1909 Kane Street and at 2 pm at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Rev. John Wellington Hoag officiating and William Dwyer in charge of arrangements. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Ordinary skin changed to satin 7 Satin skin cream and Satin skin powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohia Hinds
Kane Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
John Wellington Hoag
William Dwyer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ladies Society Entertainment at Norwegian Lutheran Church
The Ladies Society of the Norwegian Lutheran church was entertained this afternoon in the church basement by Mrs N Paulson and Mrs Hovde. The Young People's society will be entertained in the evening by Mesdames L K Holm and B Sione.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society
The
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Carl C Fladlien Dies After Apoplexy At Home
Carl C Fladlien a North Side resident died at his home 18023 Onalaska avenue at 10 30 last evening from apoplexy. He was stricken at work on the Burlington earlier today and, after being moved home, did not rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Fladlien
North Side
Onalaska Avenue
Mr. Fladlien
Burlington
Correctly fitted glasses cure eye strain say experts
A public notice explains that eye strain causes headaches nervousness loss of appetite and insomnia and asserts that proper glasses can cure it. It advises consulting W T Irvine a graduate optician and specialist in fitting glasses for diagnosis and eyewear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Irvine
GRADU
Milwaukee Railroads Warn of Wrecks and 16 Hour Rule
Train crews are alerted to rocks and frost weakening tracks around Langdon hill Carnes bluff and lake areas to cut wrecks. Officials explain the 16 hour federal labor rule with concrete examples and require precise rest times and reports. Trainmaster Heinrichs orders signaling after rear protection to avoid law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Division
Milwaukee Road
Langdon Hill
Carnes Bluff
Red Wing
P. C. Eldridge
la Crosse
Portage
Charles Shutter
Caledonia Street
Shutter
Eldridge
W. B. Heinrichs
Mrs. Weltha Randall Dies at 90 on North Side
Weltha Randall of 1334 Avon Street La Crosse died at home shortly after 4 AM at age 90 after years of weak health. She suffered a severe cold two months earlier and declined over the past week. Survived by two sons and two daughters including Mrs. S. S. Post and Mrs. Frank Cook, Henry Randall of Pipestone, and William Randall. Miller Bros. handling funeral arrangements likely Friday afternoon from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltha Randall
Avon Street
la Crosse
North Side
S. S. Post
Post
Police Department
Frank Cook
Henry Randall
Pipestone
William Randall
Funke Candy Factory
Miller Bros
Pleasant Birthday Party At Mrs Davis Home
A pleasant party was hosted Monday evening at Mrs. Owen Davis residence 1607 Loomis street in honor of her birthday. Guests enjoyed games and music with refreshments served later. attendees included Nellie Edwards Minnie Fay Nellie Waset Mattie Wartinbee Mabel Calhoun Mrs C A Calhoun Mr Harry Ruud Burke Mr Lang A Taylor F C Wall H Sorith and Mr and Mrs Owen Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Davis
Loomis Street
F. C. Wall
H. Sorith
Mrs. Owen Davis
Fire Nightly Mishap Kills Pastor Cephas Baird
Santa Monica reports the death of Rev. Cephas Baird a longtime English Lutheran minister after injuries from a January blaze. A newspaper covering his face ignited while he slept before an open fireplace at his son's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
Cephas Baird
Love Triangle Joke Between Muggins and Buggins
A humorous exchange quotes Muggins asking if a man can love two women at once and Buggins replying that it is not possible if they find out. The quip reflects a light, joke style about romance and secrecy.
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Muggins
Buggins
Farewell Party for Mrs. B. K. Harrison in La Crosse
A farewell gathering was held Monday at Mrs. Dan Moore’s residence 1336 Avon street La Crosse in honor of Mrs. B. K. Harrison of Minneapolis formerly Bertha Leaser. Thirty guests dined as the room was attractively decorated and the afternoon and evening featured games and several vocal and piano solos. Mrs. Harrison also visited Mrs. E. Williams in La Crescent during her stay.
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Dan Moore
Avon Street
B. K. Harrison
Minneapolis
Minn
E. Williams
la Crescent
Watch Your Hats Sign Prompts Curious Exchange
A waiter at a physical culture restaurant claims regular patrons have enormous appetites, likened to ostriches, prompting a farmer to joke about the sign saying Watch your hats and umbrellas. The exchange highlights a humorous, timeworn rural character dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Culture
Engineer saves child from death on railway track
Little Miss Ryan the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ryan raced toward her father along the tracks when a switch engine neared. The engineer spotted the child and halted the locomotive within a few feet preventing a fatal accident.
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Miss Ryan
Trained Army to Prevent Disasters Organized in New York
New York March 25 A trained army organized through the Grand Legion of the Red Cross aims to teach ordinary care and forethought to prevent accidents and save lives. The movement plans four legions each with four relief columns sixteen detachments and sixty four squads to serve across the state.
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New York
Collinwood
Grand Legion of the Red Cross
Cleveland
Legion
American National Red Cross
Restful Sleep With Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed by Patient
A letter from Darius Pierce of Haverhill Massachusetts praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for insomnia and digestion. He is 72 and reports improved sleep and a clear morning head after using a small nightly dose. The ad touts broad unsolicited gratitude from grateful patients as a lifesaver and rejuvenator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius Pierce
Haverhill
Mass
Duffy
Mr. Pierce
Court Street
Pierce
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Advertised as Medicine
An advertising claim extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure medicinal malt that strengthens heart action and purifies the system. It urges customers to buy only sealed bottles for $1.00 and to look for the Old Chemist trade mark, warning against bulk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Druggs Grocer
Trainmen Catch Thief At Sparta
Conductor John Pugh and brakeman Smith captured one burglar aboard a Milwaukee line box car between Portage and Sparta. The fleeing bandit warned of a gun with his partner who escaped at Bangor. Police suspect an organized gang operating along multiple routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pugh
Smith
Portage
Sparta
Milwaukee Lines
New York
St. Paul
Milwaukee Road
North Side Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings
Mrs. C. F. Senddeson and son Carl visit Chicago. Woodmen of the World met on the north side. Frank O. Pitt, 1717 George, enlists in U S Army bound for Fort Snelling in the artillery. Mrs. Frank Cagle ill at 1717 George. Roy Saltz buys lumber to launch an 18 foot boat with a 2 hp engine. Track repairs at Mill street crossing. Ed Betzel resumes work at Grand Crossing. Blanche Brook ill with scarlet fever on Caledonia. P. Johnson returns from Coon Valley after his father J. Johnson's funeral. T. Torgerson visits relatives in North Dakota. Rose Peterson at 2042 Charles is ill with la grippe. B Eagle, Caledonia Minn., visiting Mrs. C. J. Paddock at 2040 Kane. G. Hagen returns to Seattle from Kane Street visit. R. A. McConnell of Mindoro in La Crosse on business. F. Nelson of Osseo returns home after staying with Mrs. A. Anderson on Kane.
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C. F. Senddeson
Carl
Chicago
Woodmen of the World
Frank O. Pitt
George Street
United States Army
Fort Snelling
Artillery
Frank Cagle
Roy Saltz
Mill Street Crossing
Ed. Betzel
Grand Crossing
Blanche Brook
Caledonia Street
P. Johnson
Coon Valley
Seattle
Wash
R. A. McConnell
Mindoro
la Crosse
F. Nelson
Osseo
Wis
Duryea May Race in Europe
Herman B. Duryea the wealthy racing man plans a foreign campaign for his thoroughbreds. Duryea will keep horses in New York if bills pass but will ship to England for summer and France for fall and winter racing if legislation becomes hostile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Spring
Tenn
Herman B. Duryea
Duryea
New York State
England
Duke of Devonshire Dies in Cannes
The Duke of Devonshire dies of heart failure in Cannes France. A note adds a quirky aside about a married baseball player needing to hit a home run to stay in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Devonshire
London
Cannes
Frace
Remarkable nerve saves boy from tree fall in Wisconsin
In Big Creex, Sturgeon Bay, 10 year old Ellis Stokdyke was wedged by a tree wound in the abdomen. He pulled himself out by an overhead branch and walked home before being carried as twelve stitches closed the wounds. He is expected to recover.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Big Creex
Ellis Stokdyke
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Jewelry Dept
Gus. Ruse
Johnson
J. M. Voves
Vaughan
Chicago Parks
Randolph Street
Miss Sophia Hinds
Ate Optician
Main ST
LA Crosse Tribune
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton
Kidder
Milwaukee
Service Law
Keene
Duffy’s Pure
Bangor
Europe
Skein
Adles
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
Erin
Bernard Daly
Joseph Murphy
Daly
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