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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
5
The La Crosse based Mead Teaming company filed an amendment with Secretary of State Frear in Madison renaming to Mead Stone Company and increasing capital from 5000 to 15000 dollars. Miss Etta Syverson district 2 Shelby postpones her social. Fred B. Smith sends notes from Biloxi stating improved health and southern stay.
Mrs F G Wood entertained yesterday at 1230 Pine Street for Bonnybelle Jones soon to be married. Attendees included Mesdames W F Adams R H Berg H L Atkinson H F Mat F G Wood O W Solberg and Miss Bonnybelle Jones.
Mrs. Joseph Andres of 1637 Market Street entertained with a Saturday afternoon card party in her home to celebrate her sixty first birthday. Guests arrived bearing gifts and shared luncheon with the hostess.
A local ad urges customers to send work to the firm claiming high class craftsmanship in sash doors hardwood finishes art glass and fixtures with reasonable prices and no regret.
An intimate gathering of admiring friends and relatives spent the afternoon exchanging presents and enjoying card games, with all attendees reporting a thoroughly pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Albrecht hosted a Sunday evening gathering at 1117 Market Street for George Albrecht's birthday. Cinch was played and refreshments served with guests including Otto Betz Charles Mellbin Wm Thiele Henry Liso Charles Rochel Adolph Thiele Henry Puent Emil Feyen Geo Albrecht Wm Betz and several ladies and gentlemen. Prizes were awarded with E Feyen and Mrs Henry Liso winning head prizes and Henry Puent and Mrs C Rochel taking consolation prizes.
Twenty two young women attended a Monday gathering at the Lucy Larcom club rooms to celebrate Miss Frances Bauch's birthday. A gold ring was hidden in her napkin as a surprise gift amid flowers, candles, songs, games and stories.
Local items note Ford car promotion and 40 hours devotion at St. Joseph's cathedral, Rev. Anderson's return, and REO car deals. Funeral for Hjalmer Wistness at Market Street home. Mrs M J Fladager visiting, and Caledonia and Harmony connections. Mentions of Oak Grove cemetery, Lake Forest Academy students, and several local visits, sales, and church notices.
Members are urged to bring promised money on Wednesday as the association year ends. The girls department will meet on April 17 to host the Easter party.
Miss Marie James of Bangor spent weekend in the city with friends. Miss Florence Haberstad of Lanesboro, who had surgery at Lutheran hospital weeks ago, returned for further treatment. Mr and Mrs S P Fuller of Manistee Michigan hosted visitors. The Twentieth Century club was entertained by Mrs C S Van Auken. Harmony club was hosted by Mrs E G Perkins with a full attendance and pleasant afternoon. Mrs Frank Viets of North Sev.
A newspaper advert promotes Pyramid Pile Cure claiming instant relief from piles and rectal diseases. It offers a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co at 138 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Michigan and states thousands endorse the remedy. It urges patients to request the free trial and then buy a 50 cent box.
President Taft will join a Harvard University alumni banquet in Washington tonight honoring ex President Charles W. Eliot. The event gathers Harvard alumni to pay tribute to Eliot for his long service at the university.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hundred club met this afternoon on Enth Street. Miss Florence Tully entertained the S. F. R. club last Saturday afternoon with social games and conversation.
An advertisement urges readers to visit a drug store at 5083 Main St to find the advertised remedies plus those in other city papers. It invites customers to phone orders and notes a specialty in stocking the latest remedies brought before the public.
President Henry Rooney and Manager Safford secured several new players including Allen Black Joe Kelly Lakeoff George McDonough and Tom McDonough with Harms potentially available if sold The league may meet Sunday in St Paul to discuss the schedule and related matters Superior reports fundraising continues as the team plans for the season.
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of their baby and to those who sent floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brendum.
The department of justice began an investigation into charges against Thomas R. Lyons of Juneau Alaska whose nomination as district judge for the first Alaskan division was withdrawn from the Senate by the president. The department does not reveal the nature of the charges. C. L. Davis was in Milwaukee yesterday.
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