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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
5
The Tribune announces all church notices must be received by Friday at 4 PM to appear in Saturday edition. Notices not received by the deadline will be omitted.
Christ Episcopal Church at Main and Ninth lists Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and a morning service at 10 30 a.m. Evening Lent services at 7 30 p.m. with the sermon True Manhood in the morning and the final Church History talk The American Church in the evening. All invited including strangers and those with no church ties. Special music at each service.
Rev James W Irish hosts class meeting at 945 Sunday school at noon Epworth league 645 evening worship 730 Morning subject Marked People Evening sermon A Notorious Backslider Morning anthem Festival Te Deum in E flat Buck offertory In Heavenly Love Abiding Holden Evening anthem O Mother Dear Jerusalem Shelley offertory Saviour Breathe an Evening Blessing Havens Solo The Bird with the Broken Wing Mrs Hopkins
A spiritual service is scheduled for 7 30 p m at the Jewish synagogue on South Fourth Street.
Rev. T. T. Overstad will conduct services at Trinity Lutheran on Aven Street Sunday forenoon at 10 30. He will speak at the Norwegian Lutheran Church on Twelfth and Division streets in the south side at 7 30 in the evening.
First Presbyterian at King and Sixth lists morning 10 30 and evening 7 30 services with Sunday school at noon plus a 3 pm Grace Chapel meeting and midweek prayer at 7 30. Westminster Church led by Rev J Kroonemeyer offers 10 am morning and 7 30 pm evening services with Sunday school 11 15 and midweek Bible class. First Church of Christ Scientist on King between Fifth and Sixth: 10 30 am service and 7 45 pm Wednesday meeting.
The First Congregational Church at Main and Seventh Street under Pastor Henry Faville hosts worship at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning topic is The Modern Home and How to Make it Better. Miss Agnes M. Baird of Samokov Bulgaria will give an address and illustrate local customs.
A medical advert claims glasses provide permanent relief for headaches insomnia nervousness and dyspepsia caused by eye strain. It offers free consultation and examination by Irvine an optician educated at Northern Illinois College of Optics class of 1899, located at 429 Main St.
The speaker Miss Baird hails from a school where Mrs. Mary Boys Ostrander, formerly of La Crosse, taught. Her talk draws on a mission field visited by the church pastor last year and will interest all parishioners and attendees.
North Presbyterian church with Pastor W. J. Turner presents morning subject Recognition in Heaven and evening The Last Words of our Saviour. A new organ will be used in services and Prof. Packman will preside at the evening service.
First Baptist Church on Sixth Street between Main and King hosts morning preaching at 10 30 with Bible school at 11 45 Colton branch at 3 00 and B Y P A at 6 30 Evening praise and preaching begins at 7 30 The pastor Rev John Wellington Hoag will preach both morning and evening Music includes morning anthem Praise Ye the Father solo Voice of Jesus Reuell Rusell Evening anthem Thou Art Standing duet Saved by Grace Misses Mahlum and Schumann High school orchestra performs three selections during the evening service There will be the usual song service.
West Avenue Methodist Church between Mississippi and Jackson streets with Henry Goodsell as pastor hosts morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 The morning sermon is The Fourth Sermon on the Seven Churches of Asia and Mr A F Lalley will preach the evening sermon
Caledonia street church led by Pastor Charles Wentworth plans a morning sermon on Religious enthusiasm and an April series on the Attitude of the Church Toward the Amusement Question. West Ave Methodist lists services and Epworth league details. A chicken pie supper and sales event at Masonic Temple April 5 proceeds support St. Paul’s Universalist women committees. Also notes on local visits, a funeral from 1518 Caledonia street, and a pushy ad-filled retail scene underway daily.
Messrs Feuerhak Higbee and Kendall announce a class meeting at 9 30 and Sunday school at noon. Preaching in the chapel on French Island is planned for the afternoon.
St Pauls Universalist church on Fifth and Cass streets with Rev J S Lowe as pastor holds regular services at 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m Sunday school at noon U P C U meeting at 6:30 p m. Morning sermon titled Universalists and the Proposed Sunday Campaign and in the evening the third sermon on Universalist doctrines.
The Sun day school marks the annual Bible Day for German Baptist churches in the United States with programs at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m The evening union meeting at 7 30 p m includes the German MFE church German Reformed church and German Evangelical church Rev P Seder of Arcadia Wis will speak on The Victorious Christ B Y P U prayer at 6 45 p m sewing school Saturdays at 2 30 p m Pastor Benjamin Graf leads the church
There will be services as usual tomorrow at 10 30 a m at St Peter's Episcopal Church corner Logan and Avon streets led by Rev Bolton pastor.
The automatic signal east of the tunnel is now ready to aid eastbound trains. It is two hundred feet east of the tunnel end, on the right side, and linked by a circuit to the eastern yard and to the east bound block signal. Eastbound trains in danger will see the block signal against them or a train at the depot area. The distance wire signal has been removed. Also notes on a local illness and visitors, including Miss Lillian Morris home from Winona, Weston returning from Florida, and Carl Spreen visiting Milwaukee.
Spring comes with free seeds at Figgie's. Frank Smith and his father visit. J. W. Smith, 717 Rose, returns from Minneapolis to resume duties in a large hardware store. Miss Mintie Curry visits Mrs. C. W. Simcox, 818 Rose. George Mowry family moves to 517 Avon. Henry Wittenberg and Carl Wroe depart for a brief Chaseburg visit. Staats' Wall Paper Co. advertises the city’s largest wall paper line. Mr. Fuerback of Caledonia Street
The Northern Settlers Association plans its second annual reunion in San Antonio Texas with meetings set for April 20 and 21. Excursion tickets will be sold on April 3 and 17 with favorable return limits, through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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