Euterpean Society Holds Last Meeting Tonight
The ninth Euterpean Society meeting is tonight May 3 at the Methodist church parlor Ninth and King streets. Correlative talks on Mott Longfellow and Raphael by E Terrell Mrs Fowler plus music and readings.
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Euterpean Society
Euterpean Fraternity
Methodist Church
Ninth and
King Streets
Mott
J. van Cleve
Miss Grace Kinne
Don Iovanni
Mozart
Mrs. Evelynson
Mr. Willoughby
Grace Kinne
Mildred Gilbertson
Lark Smith
Longfellow
F. H. Fowler
Jessie Daniels
Hart Couple Mark Fifth Wedding Anniversary with Card Party
Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Hart hosted a card party at their North Seventh Street home for friends celebrating their fifth anniversary. Five tables of five hundred played with prizes won by Mrs. E. H. Derr Mr. James Hodge Mrs. Dolling and Dr. Reese. Refreshments on wooden platters complemented the event and several gifts were given to the couple. Attendees included E. H. Derr Fred Phillips Frank Forbes James Hodge C. H. Rawlinson George Wheeler Julius Westby W. J. Dolling Dr. and Mrs. Clements and others.
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Homer C. Hart
North Seventh Street
E. H. Derr
James Hodge
Fred Phillips
Frank Forbes
C. H. Rawlinson
George Wheeler
Julius Westby
W. J. Dolling
Clements
Maud Pettingill
Blanche Hart
Verna van Wormer
Reese
QO. T. Erhart
Homer Hart
C. A. Osberg
Event at 629 South Seventh Street by Mrs Moore and Mrs Rysdon
A gathering occurred at 2:30 o'clock hosted by Mrs Mark Moore and Mrs Rysdon at the residence 629 South Seventh Street.
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Mark Moore
Rysdon
Birthday Club gathering hosted by Mrs. C. E. Winslow
Mrs. C. E. Winslow hosted the Birthday club yesterday afternoon, continuing a local social tradition with neighbors and friends in attendance.
Mrs Mary Austin Hosts Luncheon at YWCA Studio
Mrs Mary Austin entertained a small group at a luncheon today in her studio at the YWCA.
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Mary Austin
YJ W. C. A
Ibsen Club Entertained by Mrs Solberg Today
The Ibsen club was hosted by Mrs. Alice Solberg this afternoon. The Guild of Christchurch was entertained yesterday afternoon at the guild rooms by Mrs. Simington and Mrs. E. W. Ford.
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Guild of
Christchurch
Guild Rooms
Simington
E. W. Ford
Alice Solberg
Ibsen Club
Mrs Homer Hart Hosts Coffee for a Dozen Ladies
Mrs Homer Hart entertained a dozen ladies at a coffee gathering Wednesday afternoon, sharing light conversation and refreshments in a cordial social visit.
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Homer Hart
Assistant Adjutant General Whitney Visits La Crosse
Assistant Adjutant General George F. Whitney made a brief business visit in La Crosse during the week. He is an old La Crosse boy, son of Mr and Mrs C M Whitney, now of Faribault Minnesota, guest of cousin Mrs Orlando Holway.
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George F. Whitney
la Crosse
C. M. Whitney
Faribault
Minn
Orlando Holway
E. S. Hebberd
Chicago
Maurer
Arcadia
A. A. Maurer
Eddy Maurer
Madison
H. Fackler
Minneapolis
Barbers Board to Examine Applicants in La Crosse
M H Whitaker of Milwaukee Henry Heine of Reedsburg and G F McDonough of Superior form the state barbers board of examination set to visit La Crosse within a week to examine applicants for licenses The new law of the last legislature takes effect immediately Apprentices must register serve two years before receiving journeymen cards The board may revoke licenses for unsanitary barber shops Brushes and razors must be sterilized after each shave enforcement has begun.
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M. H. Whitaker
Milwaukee
Henry Heine
Reedsburg
G. F. McDonough
Superior
Board of
la Crosse
Whitaker
Grandfather warns about lively grandchildren
A man laments his grandchildren as they nearly drive him crazy while living at his house. The chart notes they reside with him, describing the family dynamic in a compact scene.
Stars Win Tourney At Y M C A Bowing Match
The Stars beat Winners La Crosse and Little Champs to win La Crosse boys club bowling tournament at the Y M C A. Rossie Harris captained Stars. Rene Shaul led Winners. Individual prizes went to Meyer Levi Ben Williams Geo Guck Payson Gates Howard Gates Fred Took Wm Benjamin Arthur Johnson Rome Shaul and Wain Sorensen. The cup defense starts next Wednesday amid hinted hot competition.
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la Crosse
Rossie Harris
Rene Shaul
A. Johnoon
Little Champs
M. Levi
Y. M. C. A. Aleus
R. P. Stanton
Meyer Levi
Ben Williams
Geo. Guck
Payson Gates
Howard Gates
Fred Took
Wm. Benjamin
Arthur Johnson
Rome Shaul
Wain Sorensen
Lady of the House At Party Riff With Riggles
A curious exchange unfolds at a party where a mother and child banter about guests. The girl Honly notes freckled girls can be attractive, while Riggles answers hesitantly.
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Riggles
Unclear Harmful Statement Noted
The fragment discusses dogs and barking, presenting opinion rather than a clear news event or identifiable entities. It lacks factual details, dates, places, or organizations to form a proper summary card.
Animals In Groups And Their Classic Names
A survey of colorful traditional terms for animal groups notes how writers have named bands of creatures. Examples include covey of partridges niche of pheasants and a pride of lions among many others.
Milwaukee officials inspect North Side yards and water tanks
A Milwaukee system delegation led by A. J. Erling and P. W. McKinna inspected yards and maintenance facilities overnight. Herman Gamms and W. G. Gregory reviewed water pipes and bridges as they plan replacing two wooden tanks with a steel tank of 100000 barrel capacity to serve water needs.
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Milwaukee System
A. J. Erling
P. W. MecKinna
W. D. Underwood
E. Lass
Herman Gamms
W. G. Gregory
LAYING NEW STEEL FROM GENOA TO SOUTH JUNCTION
A large force of men for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad is employed at Genoa to lay new steel to South Junction. Passenger northbound trains run in two or three sections due to heavy travel westward. N Frey master mechanic is in Chicago. J R Canan is laid up with rheumatism. Conductor Frank Goodale left to join his wife at Mason City and will return next month.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Genoa
South Junction
N. Frey
Chicago
J. R. Canan
Frank Goodale
Mason City
Eye in a glass: NYC confidence trick misread
A Westerner in New York recalls a hotel encounter where a man used a glass eye to feign recognition. The tale ends with the hint that such deception would need a certified identification card.
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New York
New York Globe
Expensive Modesty in a Thrifty Exchange
A humorous exchange shows a man asking Farnsworth for five dollars. Farnsworth reveals he lacked small change and needed a ten to enable the loan, highlighting modest finances and thrift in a casual conversation.
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Farnsworth
North Side Briefs Notify Local Goings-On
Mrs Fran Lawrenson left on a trip to Seattle for an extended stay Miss Jane Selby resumed her duties in Minneapolis today Adeline Henke is recovering from a serious illness Mrs Robert Lowry assists with substitutes in schools until enough teachers are hired H Nein won the Reo Auto agency and will open a North Side garage
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Fran Lawrenson
Seattle
Jane Selby
Minneapolis
Adeline Henke
Robert Lowry
H. Nein
Reo Auto Company
Coreys Go To Wedding Amid Family Rift
The Corey household in Braddock is closed as the family travels east for a marriage likely to unite W. E. Corey, president of United States Steel, with actress Mabelle Gilman. Father A A Corey has left for the east with others reconciled, but brother J B Corey remains opposed, calling it a sad day.
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Pittsburg
Corey
Braddock
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Mabelle Gilman
New York
A. A. Corey
J. B. Corey
Captain Macklin Cleared in Brownsville Shooting Case
The court martial in San Antonio found Capt. Edgar Macklin of the Twenty-fifth Infantry not guilty on all charges and specifications in the Brownsville shooting case. The verdict read acquitted fully and honorably.
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San Antonio
Texas
Edgar Macklin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Woman’s Loss Sparks Theft Suspicions in Public Belief
A common belief is that when a woman misplaces an item she almost always assumes it was stolen. The remark reflects a broader social pattern about blame and misplacement in daily life.
Hand severed in La Crosse Can Company accident
Alfred Borseth seventeen year old son of Ole Borseth of 1521 Farnum street lost his hand at the La Crosse Can company when a bot toms machine jammed and repeated. He was treated by Doctor Bowles. The incident highlights frequent machine injuries and debates over risk assumed by workers and the likelihood of damages suits.
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la Crosse
Alfred Borseth
Ole Borseth
Farnum Street
Young Borseth
Borseth
Bowles
Grief for Skinnum lands him in the penitentiary
Muggins remarks Skinnum has come to grief from the belief that the world owed him a living. Buggins counters that he is getting it now in Zin the penitentiary.
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Muggins
Skinnum
Buggins
Zin
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Chase
Davenport
East India
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G Furniture
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church
Birthday Club
C. E. Winslow
CLUBS
State Board
STARS
Tourney
North Side
Burlington
Wii
North Side Briefs
Coreys
Macklin
Miss Sere
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