Society Dinner at Van Auken Home With Guests
A pleasant dinner party in the Van Auken home featured guests Mr. and Mrs. Schweizer Miss Marion Dor Miss Alice Wheeler Captain W Thompson Judge Ray S Reid George Van Auken and Carle Van Auken. Two young children did not appear at table and visited in the parlor later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. van Auken
Schweizer
Marion Dor
Alice Wheeler
W. Thompson
Rays. Reid
Mn Reid
George van Auken
Ce Schweizer
Carle van
Meeting of the Season At Mrs Crosby Home
The Greek History class held its meeting of the season yesterday at the home of Mrs W L Crosby. One interesting paper was read by members. Luncheon was served at 1 o clock. Attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Crosby
Social Briefs Invite Misses To City Visit
Miss Marion Cook of St Paul guests Miss Marion Dorset while Julia Goodland of Minneapolis visits friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cook
St. Paul
Marion Dorset
Julia Goodland
Minneapol
City
Miss Emma Check Hosts Evening Social at 1705 South Street
Miss Emma Check hosted a pleasant evening at home with music by Miss Emma Thurston and Anderson. Refreshments were served as friends and neighbors gathered, including Emma Burand, Frieda Rue, Myrtle Ander, Agnes Jaekel, Julia Anderson, and others, with Messrs Clark Goldsmith Schultz Opdahl Tro Zalamrac Peterson Hanswirth Petrich Army and Frank Check in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Check
South Street
Emma Thurston
Anderson
Ses
Emma Burand
Frieda Rue
Myrtle Ander
Agnes Jaekel
Julia Anderson
Adams
Alvina Sisky
Marymer
Hannah Jacobson
Hilda
Lillian Hanswirth
Winnien
Elenora
Antonia
Em- Check
Clark Goldsmith
Schultz
Albert Opdahl
Tro- Zalamrac
Arthur Peterson
John W. George Hanswirth
Herman Joseph Petrich
Albert Army
Frank Check
Cantata Thursday at First Congregational Church
La Crosse residents can expect a major local event as the First Congregational Church hosts a cantata next Thursday April 8 performed by local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
First Congregational Church
Concert Preview by Christchurch Choir and La Crosse School
The Christchurch combined chorus with the Congregational choir and La Crosse School of Music pupils will perform with orchestral accompaniment. A penetential cantata not heard here before will feature rich harmony and melody. Selections for orchestra and organ are planned under Prof. H. Packman directing and Prof. Cawley at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
la Crosse School of Music
H. Packman
Cawley
Needle work display at Stoddard Hotel draws crowds
Enthusiasm remains high for the fine needle work at the Stoddard Hotel. Miss Heinrich has not fixed her departure date. The venue will stay open Thursday evening to accommodate busy visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard Hotel
Heinrich
Normanna Saengerkor Names Committees for June Anniversary
The Normanna Saengerkor executive committee named committees for the fortieth anniversary celebration set for June 1 and 2. Appointees include concert E E Seilstad and E P Thompson. banquet Theo Dahl Olaf Larson John Lien. invitations Emil Kriebel secretary. decorations M E Munson John O Elsather Julius Forseth. reception John Streeter O C Steenberg. entertainment Hjalmar Pederson O J Andersen. toastmaster Dr Gunderson. executive H B Forseth chairman Emil Kriebel secretary E E Seilstad Theo Dahl M E Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normanna Saengerkor
E. E. Seilstad
E. P. Thompson
Banqguet
Theo Dahil
Olaf Larson
John Lien
Emil Kriebel
M. E. Munson
John O. Elsather
Julius Forseth
John Streeter
O. C. Steenberg
Hjalmar Pederson
O. J. Andersen
Dr. Gunderson
H. B. Forseth
Theo. Dahl
M. E. Mun
Visiting locals and sales highlight Savanna Times notices
A string of personals from Cashton to La Crosse and Milwaukee notes visitors and residents, including Ford and Aas in the city returning home tomorrow, C G Overstrud of Spring Grove visiting, Dr George Powell in town, and Miss Meta Humbold and Martha Neumann from Tomah visiting on Pine Street. Retail ads promote 1847 Rogers Bros silverware at wholesale and Batchelder’s 10 percent shoe sale, plus Hellfach's bankrupt sale of jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Thomas Aas
A. Sanders
Cashton
Tribune
Clinton Street
C. G. Overstrud
Spring Grove
Will Dowell
BE. A. Flies
Caledonia
J. P. Gengler
Caledona
George Powell
Hellfach
Elizabeth Powell
la Crosse
Savanna
C. T. Street
Milwaukee
Batchelder
S. H. E. Brown
Tuesay
G. A. Baker
Cty
Batchelder’s
Rogers’ Bros
Rogers Bros
Charles Dultna
Meta Humbold
Martha Neumann
Tomah
Wis
Henry J. Hoelzer
Pine Street
C. K. Dahle
Gateway City
J. Stirneman
Winona
J. C. Zanderbie
St. Paul
Cruel Boy To Be Jailed Again
Leon Arsnow, paroled from the industrial school and living with Frank Arsnow on the North Side, faces return to the institution on Humane Officer Berry's complaint. Berry alleges the boy is unusually cruel, notably harming a cow by cutting off its tail, causing severe pain and risk to the animal's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Arsnow
Industrial School
Frank Arsnow
Berry
Weather flags restored near post office
Tscharner obtained permission from Washington to restore two weather flags once used when the weather office was in the government building. The signals now fly again within a block of the post office to show the cast for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Tscharner
Washington
Gem Restaurant Moves to New Location on Fifth Street
Mr. Al Simonton, proprietor of the Gem restaurant on Main Street, has secured quarters at 112 North Fifth Street after being forced to relocate due to the construction of a new theatre. The business will open there and be ready for customers Friday morning, April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Simonton
Main Street
North Fifth Street
Couple Weds in City Ceremony
Frank Mitchel and Ida Baska married by Judge Hunt yesterday at 7 30 PM. Mitchel works for Gund Brewing and Ida Baska is a widow. They plan to live in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchel
Ida Baska
Man Kills Wife Then Slashes Self in Buffalo
In Buffalo on March 31, 79 year old Jos. Gabner beat his wife, 77, severely at their home and left her dying before slashing his own windpipe. Police report the double tragedy occurred at 2 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Jos. Gabner
Beisel to spend furlough in La Crosse
Lieutenant Fred Beisel of the Atlantic fleet U S N spent Tuesday with his parents in the city. He left for Chicago to visit his sister and will return to La Crosse in about a month to enjoy an extended furlough. Beisel graduated in 1908 from the Naval Academy at Annapolis and joined the battle ship fleet for the world cruise after a vacation here last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beisel
F. C. Beisel
Chicago
la Crosse
Beisel
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Battleship Fleet
San Francisco
Transfiguration memory prompt sparks student recall
A teacher asks Barker to name the figure transfigured on the mount. After thinking, Barker admits he cannot remember the name but recalls someone hunting, sleeping, and waking after twenty years, as cited from Success Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Success Magazine
Woman Feels Unmanned After Divorce
A woman expresses a sense of diminished masculinity following her divorce, reflecting gendered expectations and personal identity challenges in the aftermath of the marriage ending.
Incomplete Phrase About Jokes and Wasting Time
A fragmented line discusses wasting time on jokes and restating the idea that humor can consume time. The readable portion hints at annoyance or self critique about idle chatter. No clear events, names, or locations are present.
Dyspepsia Tablets touted as home digestion aid
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to maintain table harmony and aid digestion. It claims tablets mix with stomach juices, relax nerves, promote digestion, and curb nausea. It cites forty thousand physicians using them and offers a free trial by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Thirty five sign up for high school track practice
Professor Benezet opened a meeting for students intending to enter track this spring. About thirty five boys enrolled to report after school tomorrow for initial practice. Captain Tourtellotte outlined the season and early spring workouts with hopes for a cross country run during spring vacation if enough runners are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benezet
La Crosse Dogs Win Prizes At Chicago Kennel Show
Cinnamon the French bulldog owned by F. H. Burgess and exhibited with a brother earned third in novice and fourth in limit classes at the Chicago Kennel Club annual show. A color flaw kept him from a higher award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Burgess
Chicago Kennel Club
Captain Announces No Dredging Of Mississippi Slough
Capt W A Thompson says no effort will be made this year to dredge Mississippi Slough between Isle La Plume and the Wisconsin shore. The space is too large and fills too quickly without special instructions from Washington. Boat owners want it cleaned to ease harboring motor boat houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thompson
Mississippi Slough
Isle Ln
Wisconsin
Washington
Probe reveals Hatton funds swayed fond du lac vote
Madison records detail Hatton campaign money flow with witnesses describing payouts to saloon influences. Broughton says $846.46 from Hatton fund, including $180 to him, amid claims of saloon payments and campaign manager dealings. Stone cites La Follette ties and concerns over excessive spending and press influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Hatton
Assembly
Joint Investigating Committee
Isaac Stephenson
Co. E. Broughton
Fond du Lac
Hatton Fund
W. L. Essman
E. E. McGovern
Mr. Host
McGovern
Mauthe
Broughton
H. L. Ekern
North Fond du Lac
R. L. Morse
Stephenson
Morse
Uncle Ike
Piggott
Downey
William de Steese
H. E. Swett
Smith
Fond du Lac County
C. E. Smith
Mr. Dick
Stone
J. A. Stone
Sauk County
Babcock
Cook
la Follette
Mr. Stone
Old La Crescent Resident Felix Baumgardner Dies at 86
Felix Baumgardner longtime Houston county settler died at his La Crescent home after a long illness. He was 86, born in Germany, Civil War veteran, and resided in the county 45 years. Survived by three sons William John Joseph and a daughter Mrs Rohrer and a stepson Emil Rohrer. Funeral Friday at 9 AM from his La Crescent home and 9 30 in Catholic church, interment Hokah convent cemetery. Fesler Dad of La Crescent in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Baumgardner
Houston County
la Crescent
Germany
William
John
Joseph
Hokah
Mrs. Rohrer
Emil
Hatton poll workers paid. claims denied
County records show $75 paid by Mr Hat to fifteen men for poll work with no compensation for Hatton. He denied Mr Jones's assertion that Stephenson men were hired at double pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hat
Jones
Stephenson
Mr.Hatton
Fire sparks roof blaze at Novak residence
Fire department No. 3 was called to 1317 Ferry Street to extinguish a small roof fire caused by a chimney spark. A small hole in the roof was burned and damage totaled about $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Novak
Ferry Street
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Fruit House
Schaefer & Ellers
la Crosse Floral CO
Cass ST
Wellville
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
Neibur
Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
Rose Street
Normanna
Judge Hunt
W. T. Irvine
Davidson
Bull
Hill
Brown
Reedsburg
A. C. Keller
Keller
Wonewoc
Gov. Davidson
Mr. Bray
Blaine
Madison
August
E. A. Siefert
J. H. Puelicher
Lenroot
Puelicher
Mr. Hambrecht
S. A. Cady
Green Bay
Brown County
D. E. Roberts
Racine
Elgin & Waltham Watches
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Siz
Old LA Crescent
Felix Baumgarden
Buster
E. Burnham
Banke
Ill
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