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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1909

Page

4

Pleasant surprise for Miss Redpath on Montana departure

Miss Mary Redpath of 1428 Kane Street was surprised at home Friday evening as she prepares to depart for Montana. Guests included Misses Welch Erickson Wolf Mourning Birnbaum Beyers Snyder Edna and Clara Larsen and Messrs Foster Marshall Wiles Rouse McGallaghren Byers Coughlin Moulberg and Ed Schwalb who gave her a brooch.

Mary Redpath Kane Street Montana Welch Erickson Wolf Mourning Birnbaum Beyers Snyder Edna Clara Larsen Messrs Foster Marshall Wiles Rouse McGallaghren Byers Coughlin Moulberg Schwalb

Franks Keaveny Dies After Three Years of Suffering

Frances Keaveny of 713 St Andrew street died after a three year illness. Survived by father Peter Keaveny crossing tender on Avon street four brothers Thomas Mike William and Peter and two sisters Mary and Mrs Parmenter. Funeral from St James church Monday at 9:00 with Rev Murphy officiating.

Frances Keaveny St. Andrew Street Mr. Keaveny la Crosse Milwaukee Road Peter Keaveny Avon Street Thomas Mike Portage William Peter Mary Mrs. Parmenter St. James Church Murphy Dwyer

Faiths on Avon Street Weekday Services and Sundays

A list of churchs in the Avon Street area with pastors and service times. Trinity Lutheran Trinity United Lutheran Rev T T Hoover istad 10 30 am 7 30 pm Sunday 9 am Sunday school St Peters Episcopal Rev C N Moller 3 pm Norwegian Methodist Rev Eliot Hansen 10 30 am 9 15 am 7 30 pm Bethel Norwegian Lutheran corner Sill and George Rev C L Christenson 10 30 am 9 am Scandinavian Baptist Rev Iver Larson 10 36 am 12 m Ed Fores susperintendent B Y P U 6 30 pm Evening Rev A V Ingham Second Sunday in Lent 10 30 am Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Rev C M Thurow 8 pm Sunday school 9 am North Presbyterian Rev A A Randall 10 30 am 7 45 pm Norwegian Lutheran Rev E O Vik 10 30 am Tabernacle Baptist Rev G W Fogg 10 30 am 12 00 pm 6 30 pm 7 30 pm Second German Methodist Rev Services 9 15 am 10 30 am

Trinity Lutheran Trinity United Lutheran Church Avon Street T. T. Hooveristad St. Peter's Episcopal Church C. N. Moller Norwegian Methodist Norwegian Methodist Church Berlin Sill Streets Eliot Hansen Bethel Norwegian Church Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church Corner Sill and George C. Ll. Christenson Scandinavian Baptist Scandinavian Baptist Church Charles and Logan Streets Iver Larson Ed Fores German Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church Avon St. Paul C. M. Thurow North Presbyterian Logan Avon Streets A. A. Randall E. O. Vik Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Church Clinton and G. W. Fogg Young People’s Society Second German Methodist Second German Methodist Church Berlin and Clinton Streets

Entertains for Departing Sister in North Dakota Visit

Mrs. Pfeifer of 824 Rose Street entertained about 25 ladies Friday in honor of her sister-in-law Mrs. H Kribbs who has visited the city for a week An elaborate luncheon was served at 3 30 Mrs Kribbs left today for St Paul to visit friends there before returning to her home in North Dakota

Pfeifer Rose Street H. Kribbs

Mrs Vought Surprised by Friends at Loomis Street

Mr and Mrs T L Vought of 2303 Loomis Street were surprised Friday evening by a gathering of friends who presented them with a gift and warm wishes for the occasion.

Notable Guests At Silver Tea Event Names Long Guest List

A silver coffee set was noted at the gathering attended by Mr and Mrs John Hes lip, Mr John Hanna, C A Van Vleet, Mrs Bessie Knapp, Mrs C S Thomas, Mrs Hattie Billings, Misses Julia Halverson Maude Billings Harriet Thomas and Mrs A S Nobles.

Ladies Aid Names New Officials at German M E Church

The Ladies Aid society of the German M E church elected officers at a Friday meeting hosted by Rev. Witter on Berlin Street. President Mrs R Hauser, vice president Mrs C Heggs, treasurer Mrs Peter Schlabach, secretary Mrs B Rihle. A working committee was formed including Mrs Maj Stevenson, Mrs P Schlabach, sick committee members Mrs R Hauser, Mrs R Schultz and Mrs P Schlabach.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Witter Berlin Street R. Hauser C. Heggs Peter Schlabach B. Rihle Maj. Stevenson P. Schlabach R. Schultz

North Side Briefs Highlight Visits and Local News

Mrs. Michael Hayes visits Savanna while C W Meyers plans to move to Bonner Montana. North Side police arrest 25 hoboes last night and ship them out this morning. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Whiting at 912 Island Street. Various residents visit friends, travel, or recover from illness. Millinery opening set for March 30 31. Tenth Ward Athletics beats Sixth Ward 7 4. other school games noted. Clarence Silloway recovering from recent operation at home. John Flynn post G A R to serve supper Tuesday. Church events feature Cary of Japan and Miss Woodberry from New York with Ellis Island stories. Dinner at 6:30 followed by speeches.

Michael Hayes Savanna C. W. Meyers Grand Crossing Bonner Mont North Side Frank Whiting Island Street C. Owens Toland’s Business School Chas. Klaiman Lancaster Tenth Ward Clarence Silloway George Street St. Francis Hospital John Flynn F. C. Beisel White Pigeon Mich Cary Japan Dr. Moore South Miss Woodberry New York Ellis Island Ladies Missionary Union

Congregationalists Meet on Thursday Missionary Campaign

A daylong missionary campaign at the Congregational church drew pastors and delegates from neighboring churches. Speakers included Dr. Hitchcock, secretary of the foreign board, who spoke on foreign and home missionary work after visiting many fields in 1907.

Congregational Church la Crosse Hitchcock Foreign Board

Section Foreman Strupp Resigns to Take Farm Post

Frank Strupp of 412 Rose Street resigns after two years as section foreman on the River division of the Milwaukee road. He will leave for Houston Minnesota to begin farming.

Frank Strupp Rose Street River Milwaukee Road Houston, Minn

Count of Turin Plans Meeting With Roosevelt in Africa

The Count of Turin, brother of Duke Abruzzi, reports from Aiuth that he will meet ex-President Roosevelt in the African jungle and offer aid. He notes Roosevelt’s path will pass through a region unusually rich in big game, exciting local anticipation and rulers wanting to honor the former president.

Roosevelt London Turin Abruzzi Wombasa Aiuth Cewt

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Christian Geisler Philadelphia Geisler Duffy Waite Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y Reitzel’s Mgr LA Crosse Theatre Coban & Harris Present Wisconsi New England Counsel THE DR. Jekyll MR. Hyde Great Northern Theatre Chicago A. & C. Johnson Wholesale & Retail Wall Paper, Prints & Varnishes Main Street LACRO Clinton Street W. J. Schultz Jack Dahlgren Ladies Aid Staats Wall Paper Company Parlor Clintons Price North LA Crosse North Sidp Tenth Ward Athletic Association Sixth Ward Hazel West Prospect Street Ronchitis Rathke Minn W. P. Long Caledonia Eee Tomah R. A. Taylor Hostetter Congregationalists Strupp Crocker Phillips Drug Co Warren BE. M. Young C. L. Lien North la Crosse
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