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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
8
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women facing postmarital and maternal health drains. It claims renewed charm, strength and vigor, with testimonials to ingredients, safety, and endorsements from medical authorities. It also promotes Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with cautions about miracles and surgery, plus free medical advice offerings.
Lansing neighbors share news of local visits contracts and plans. The Woodmen picnic will be held in Waukon on June 23 to 25. A fundraising goal of 500 dollars is expected to be met with almost a thousand names on the invitation list. District court is set to convene next Monday with Judge Hobson presiding.
The McGregor Baseball association met Monday night electing Lou Kramer as chairman and naming F. C. Sloane manager and C. M. Nieson secretary and treasurer. Nineteen joined the association as a long list of residents and visitors from Elkader Guttenberg Dubuque and nearby towns is recorded along with community notes including a broken ankle and a wood violin project from 1959.
Mrs H J Metcalf of Lansing visited the A B Travis home this week. Frank Kumpf Harold Wiley and Roy Rice came up from Fayette Saturday to spend their vacation with their folks here. Mrs C G Erickson has been sick with appendicitis and is improved. Prof Penrod visited Lansing schools last Friday. Jessie Hanson and Etta Dresser returned after visiting Waukon and Postville. Lydia May celebrated her fifteenth birthday with friends. Mr and Mrs Jay Robinson returned to Dubuque after visiting relatives. Dr H C Boyer and wife were La Crosse visitors on Wednesday. A banquet by the M E Sunday school closed the Red and Blue contest with the Blues winners. Mrs J F Goble left for Edwin Haugh to visit friends. Frank Brennan was ill last week. Miss Helen Bock returned from La Crosse for a home visit. Mrs John Robinson left for Argyle Minnesota for an extended visit with daughter Mrs Zamson. First meeting of the Choral club held at Meulin's hall with forty five members and praise for Mr Kerr. Addie Cox left for Lansing to work with Miss Schach this millinery season. Guy Robertson of Lansing spent Sunday in the city.
The regular monthly meeting at Bard's hall drew many members, bringing the total to about 110. Frank James, president of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union of Minneapolis, urged buying only footwear with the union label, highlighting rising interest in the union. Some quip about killing two birds with one stone closes the report.
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