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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

5

Museum of Daily Facts and Freaks Attaches Mistress Furniture

New York May 1 Complaining of no wages for servant work since Mary A White attached the mistress’s furniture Sarah Carr sues for 4600 leaves 30000 for others Boston Harriet J Ginly cuts relatives out of line to cat Dick Patsy would have a good home and rare coach resigns after being called rough neck Chicago flirts should be kept off the streets Police say Evanston handyman seeks applicants for 34000 city electrican job Jean Fiennery rents million dollar garden plot to prove cost of living drop Pencil catches thieves at Yale dormitory daybreak cleaners promote more soap on Sundays miscellaneous notes about cleanliness and Sunday soap usage.

New York Sarah Carr Mary A. White Boston Harriet J Ginly Cata Patsy Blgin Mather Healgh School Chicago Ctris Parle Boyer Evanatan Civil Service Pittsburg Jean Fiennery Marketing Club Havan

Personal notices from Tomah area crowd city events

Andre's orchestra plays at Lyric tonight. George Schrader of Mora Minnesota stays with parents through summer then teaches in fall. A Heninger visits from Dyersville for several days on business. Linker hall hosts dance Saturday May 3 with Kreutz orchestra. B Loetzinger visits city. H Sohase returns home from Bangor. Gateway City Transfer Co advertises calls. G Hinnenge from Stoddard visits. S Alexander of Tomah returns home after week of visits. Majestic shows new show today. Charles Alsieben from Columbus visits yesterday. J Vaaler of Spring Grove visits through week. B F Ul May ball Friday at K P hall with Kreutz orchestra. admission 5 cents. refreshments. B Anderson of Spring Grove on business trip. M O Skogstad returns home to Grand Meadow after brief visit. William Joseph of DeSoto visits for a few days. H Gitman to Tomah after business visit. A Nelson of Tomah visits friends and relatives.

Andre Lyric George Schrader Mora Minn Caty A. Heninger Dyersville Linker Hall B. Loetzinger Lynxville H. Sohase Bangor Gateway City Transfer Co G. Hinnenge Stoddard Wis S. Alexander Tomah Lerel The Majestic Charles Alsieben Columbus J. Vaaler Spring Grove B. F. UL May Ball K. P. Ball Kreutz Orchestra B. Anderson Mian M. O. Skogstad Grand Meadow William Joseph DeSoto Vists H. Gitman Ffriends A. Nelsoh

Society entertains at coffee party at Miss Kneebes home

Miss Dolly Kneebes hosted a Wednesday evening coffee at 1315 Galedo nia street for several young ladies. Attending were Mesdames Naeeher Mosher Bott Weeber Culligan Roth Smith Kennedy Koch Burdick and Misses Ella Kaverny Dolly Kneeher. Mya Will Yeo of St Paul visits her father William Yeo. The Thsea club will meet tomorrow with Mrs Owen. Mrs T J Seymour and Mrs Hohan of St Paul will visit tonight as guests of Mr and Mrs J L Pettin sill.

Dolly Kneebes Galedonia Street G. Naeeher A. Mosher E. Bott N. Weeber W. Culligan F. Roth F. Smith L Kennedy W. Koch 5. Burdick Ella Kaverny Dolly Kneeher Mya Will Yeo St. Paul William Yeo Thsea Club O. J. Owen T. J. Seymour Hohan Sir J. L. Pettinsill

Duchess of Gonnaught Shows Improvement After Operation

London May 1 The Duchess of Gonnaught was somewhat better today according to a bulletin from her physician. She rallied noticeably during the night from the tip of the recent operation and the royal family remained hopeful.

London Duchess of Gonnaught

Board of Trade Pushes North Side Factory Site Purchase

La Crosse board of trade directors plan a $10,000 stock issue to buy a 64 acre tract on the north side for future factories. Half will be sold in building lots, half reserved for tea factory sites, with Hays Motor Equipment first to occupy a $20,000 plant. The campaign gained strong support from directors and residents, aiming to fund the purchase within a week.

Board of Trade At & Naan LaCrosse Club Willam Doerfinger S Hobherd Frank Sisson John, Burns P. Thompson L. H. Martin W. F. Goodvich A. P. Funk George Linker William Hickish North Side John Aha C. Burns W. WF. Goodrich George Livker J. JE. Wiermoehl Black River Lal Crosse Beneft Associated Charities A. FL Koetbusch CN. Wagent

Bloom of Youth Now Easily Attained

An old Popular Science ad touts a cosmetic method to remove facial blemishes and wrinkles. It claims a simple process using meteorized wax and Sax elite powder with witch hazel to create a youthful complexion, applied overnight and rinsed off. The piece promises painless, inexpensive results that work on neck and hands as well.

Elite

Notice on Limited Indian Wahog Bitters Bottles

Limited stock of Indian Wahog Bitters available at Chas Beyschlag’s drugstore 503 Main Street. Early purchase advised as no more bottles will be produced this season. Widely used for rheumatism blood disorders stomach liver and kidney issues female weakness and constipation. Parcel post and telephone orders accepted for 11 or other items with prompt delivery.

Woman Obsessed Slays Man's Son in Roadhouse Fight

Dr Grace Smith 35 shot and killed Clarence Murphy 22 in a roadhouse near Gary Indiana after discovering Murphy with her rival Mrs Smith. The elder Murphy proprietor and lover of the man had been involved with a show girl. A quarrel ensued when Clarence intervened and she fired, striking the youth in the heart.

Chicago Grace Smith Clarence Murphy Gary Ind Henry Murphy Arthur Grayson Murphy

State Republicans Celebrate Victory Banquet in Wisconsin

Mabtson Wis May 1 The Wisconsin Republicans plan a May 4 victory banquet. Arrangements head Senator George B Skog Assemblyman C D Rosa and Sal Levitan. Skogma says Republicans faced handicaps yet Wisconsin Republicans prove a live constructive party and will lead the national GOP to future successes.

Mabtson Wis George B. Skogto C. D. Rosa Sal Levitan Wisconsin Skogma

Funeral set for Jacob Stoll prominent Fountain City merchant

J Al Utermoehl G F Sexauer and Dr O R Bechmenn will travel to Fountain City tomorrow for the funeral of Jacob Stoll a noted hardware merchant who died at 26 He was highly regarded across western Wisconsin and leaves two sons and a daughter William J Stall former Fountain City mayor and successor in business Dr Stoll and Mrs C Floriz survive him with other details noted.

J. al. Utermoehl G. F. Sexauer 0. R. Bechmenn Fountain City Jacob Stoll Wisconsin Mr. Utermoshi J. J. Stoll Chicago

Seine Fisherman Fined For Net Violations In La Crosse County

Roy Nemeth was fined $25 and costs by Judge C L Baldwin in county court after being found guilty of pulling a seine in the La Crosse river. The act violated state game and fish laws, per La Crosse County Hunting and Fishing Association members who filed the complaint. Nimocks, charged with shooting ducks out of season, was found not guilty and discharged due to lack of evidence.

Roy Nemeth C. L. Baldwin la Grosse LaCrosse County Németh la Crosse County

Boy in Sheboygan Survives Brain Injury After Pole Accident

In Sheboygan Wisconsin on May 1 physicians report 16 year old Paul Lubenow survived a severe eye and brain injury from a fishing pole end that pierced his eye and penetrated into the brain. Doctors say death is typically immediate and the recovery chance is slim. A stray aphorism about wages closes the item.

Sheboygan Wis Paul Lubenow Lubenow Cerebrum

Black River Faces Motion to Halt Dam Expansion

Citizens of Black River Falls may seek legislative relief to stop Wisconsin Railroad, Light and Power from raising Hatfield dam water head from fifty-two to fifty-five feet. Original charter limits to a fifty-five foot head but legal action requires new or special law. Merlin Hall, Black River Falls resident and Speaker of the House, could draw legislative attention before adjournment. Town recalls previous flood devastation and fears a repeat if flood gates fail, while the company cites safeguards including flood gates and rebuilt walls.

Hat-feld Dam Wisconsin Railroad, Light and Power Company Black River Falls Merlin Hall Hatfield Dam Water Power Company

West Salem Local Notices and Social Updates

Mrs George Bailey of Mansfeld Mass mother of Mrs Wilbur S Dudley died April 24 aged over four score. Mrs W S Dudley delayed returning from Kansas City and Omaha due to sickness of daughter and grandchild. Clinton Griswold home from Woodstock Conn. Mr E Handcock returned from Tomah. D Trimble back from eastern business trip. A special Eastern Star meeting Monday admitted Mrs John Steenson. Elbert Kinney Campbell visited Wastern Star. Spelling contest between high and grammar schools held Monday. grammar school won. Play Bella Donna drew 4 00 attendees including Dr S R Wakefield and wife Dr Guy Wakefield Mrs Martin McEldowney Mr E Handcock and Miss Nelly Smead.

George Bailey Mansfeld Mass Wilbur S. Dudley Bailey W. S. Dudley Kansas City Omaha Salem Clinton Griswold Woodstock Conn E. Handcock Tomab D. Trimble Order of Eastern Star Wea John Steenson Elbert Kinney Campbell Wastern Star Nigh School Grammar Room Grammar School Lacrosse Theater 5. R. Wakefield Guy Wakefield Wits Martin McEldowney Nelly Smead

Senate adopts resolutions for constitutional amendments in Madison

In Madison Wisconsin on May 1 the Senate adopted resolutions for constitutional amendments. The measures would grant home rule to cities and villages and empower recall of state officers except judges. They also allow a single legislative session to submit proposed amendments with a three fifths vote.

Madison Wis Assembly Senate

Danderine Hair Cleanser Promises New Hair Growth

An old advertising blurb touts Danderine as a miracle hair cleanser that banishes dust oil and dandruff. It claims scalp stimulation, restored shine, and new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to order a cent bottle from Knowlton’s or a drug store.

Knowlton

William Pier Notes Mo Money King J P Morgan Heir

William Pier New York reports Mo Money King J P Morgan’s death elevates William Pierson Hamilton from obscurity to prominence among Morgan partners. As Morgan’s son in law and a Morgan & Co. director, Hamilton inherits significant wealth and oversees insurance matters in Africa Europe and beyond. He also sits on boards including Drexel Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.

William Pier New York J. P. Morgan William Pierson Hamilton Morgan Hamilton Juliet Rorgan Alexander Hamilton United States Bo Washlesean Afi Treasury Morgan & Co Afica Europe Migg. Morgan Drexel Company of Philadelphia Erie Hailroad New York & Susquehanna Railroa

Local notes from Dakota Minnesota weekly roundup

Mr and Mrs Abe Vier visited Lea Crescant with Mr and Mrs L Wil ter house on Sunday. Several residents traveled to nearby towns, and property moves were noted as Morgan Mills took possession of newly purchased Gilbert Johnson property. Ed Bakers new residence foundation, Frank Marks house modifications, and Domingo Clark activities were reported along with multiple town visitors and a mumps outbreak affecting Ione Cowe Daisy Seals and George Tibbets. A funeral was attended for T Emily in La Crescent and several residents were called to Nadine for minor injuries.

Abe Vier Lea Crescant L. Wilter J. Beach Nadine Fernor L. Clow Wis Nona WL Cane Morgan Mills Drestach Gilbert Johnson al Bateman Front Street John William Heisaple Ed Baker Mr. Baker Frank Mark Henry Horner Drasbach Ione Cowe Daisy Seals George Tibbets Charles Wolfe Richmond Fermor Glow la Crossé James Spurbeck

Unclear fragment recounts visitors and events at Big Lake

Fragmentary notes mention gall stones at a hospital, Mr and Mrs Williams visiting their son Johnston Jr at Big Lake, Miss Sylvia Wilson returning from Winona High School ill, and a surreal image of an airship chaufet through a skylight with uncertain meaning.

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns the Fashion Shop FPF A. Redman Exclusive Garment Store Fifth and Main Streets Main Thill-Manning-Whales Co State Street Frontier Lodge No. 45 A.C Burke Museum of Gall LA Crosse Austin Sanitarium Main Street Ellis E. Langdon Jay St New Phone Bell Machine CO South Third Street Chas. Beyschlag Grove West Salem, Wis W. T. Tavine W. P. Hamilton Dakota, Minn Lathera Wrisley San Toy
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