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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
4
Mrs. Hattie Currier of Thomaston Me reports nine months of rashes on a child that worsened at night. She used Shad Kurn remedies and Cu thura Ointment, noting quick improvement after a single box and complete scalp healing. She keeps the product for future minor skin issues and cradle cap. June 9 1906.
The Set cures itching rashes and skin irritations from infancy to old age. Includes Cuticura Soap 25c to cleanse, Cuticure Ointment 50c to heal, and Cutcura Resolvent 50c for blood purification. Sold by Fetter Drug & Chem, with free booklet How We Cure Skin and Scalp Access.
Members of the Thursday Afternoon Card club surprised Mrs. D Witherall at her South Fifth Street home before she moves to Green Bay. She received an engraved spoon. a light lunch followed. Attendees included Mesdames Adams Mc Grath Liddell Bart Blackmore Lapitz Nutting Hanson Drake Buschman Deroff and Witherall. Lapitz and Liddell won head prizes, Blackmore and Adams the runners up.
Mrs. Al Hanson hosted the Thursday Afternoon Card club. Prizes were won by Mrs. Witherall and Mrs. Nutting for top honors, with Mrs. Barth and Mrs. Buschman taking second, and Mrs. Blackmore and Mrs. Liddell receiving the booby prize.
Miss Esther Long entertained the Epworth league of Caledonia Street church with games and music. A large attendance heard officers elected including President Mrs Partridge First vice president Miss Edith Brooks Second vice president Mrs Sparks Third vice president Miss Vernie McCann Fourth vice president Miss Leanna Dodge Secretary Miss Carrie Owen Treasurer Hugh Mallory Pianist Miss Mildred Eberhart.
The Caledonia Street Epworth league marks its anniversary on May 12. Rev. Emery of Black River Falls will deliver an evening address to the young people.
Miss Mildred Montague of Chattanooga married Count Pasolino Pasolini in Fontalleria near Florence Italy. The civil ceremony was at Palazzo Vecchio with about thirty relatives present. Attendants included Miss Genevieve Montague and Miss May Montague, with grooms’ relatives serving as partners. The couple began a brief honeymoon at Monte Rico and will visit Venice before continuing to their summer home near Ravenna.
Mrs. W R Finch hosted a Friday afternoon coffee for Mrs Frank Smith of Chicago attended by Mrs Smith and guests S W Anderson S Martindale Ora Austin A P Hankerson James Hogan and the Misses Gertrude and Lucy Hogan and Frances Sill Also on Thursday Mrs S W Anderson hosted a similar gathering with guests including Mrs Smith of Chicago L F Eaton F P Hixon Orz Austin and the Misses Fanny Losey Gertrude and Lucy Hogan.
Mrs P J Schuld entertained many old friends and neighbors Thursday at a coffee hour. Guests included Mesdames Stephen Gantert Schuster H Pfund Mrs 5 Poehling Herman Noll John George and Mary Byrne as they enjoyed ecards during the afternoon.
Mrs S P Walker and Miss Anna E Hanscome hosted at cards for Mrs Listman with a crowd including Mesdames Listman Eaton Shacbolt J E Wheeler W L Crosby N P D Allen L B Dickson W A Anderson George Ray Emma Boley and Miss North. On Wednesday evening J E Wheeler entertained neighbors at cards and a birthday cake with many candles sparked a playful mood during a pleasant social night.
Mrs. Ora Austin hosted a small luncheon at the YWCA building for a few friends with light refreshments and cheerful chatter in a cordial gathering.
Guests included Mrs. Frank Smith of Chicago and Mrs. S W Anderson with Mrs. Mary Shadbolt, Mrs. James Hogan, the Misses Gertrude and Lucy Hogan, and Miss Barbara Russell in attendance at the YWCA studio event.
Mrs H J Bullock entertained the Birthday club yesterday afternoon at her mother Mrs D E Bice home on Cass street. Guests included Mesdames Kinnear Mosher Doty Lind Chambers Eberhard Morley Turnbull Willard Shinkel Bice and Bullock.
A group from La Crosse and Holmen surprised Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stolander in Onalaska last Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ole O. Black, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Holseth, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O. Black of Holmen, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Black of La Crosse. Guests brought plenty of food and a rocking chair as a memento.
Thursday evening a linen shower was given for Miss Clara Bautch by many friends. An enjoyable evening featured games music and singing with recitations by Elizabeth Kaser and piano selections by Matilda Schaller Emily Krueger and Jessie Ryan. Dainty refreshments were served.
A large audience of La Crosse matrons and other residents show strong interest in Father Quille's lecture on child welfare. He previously spoke at Winona Normal where nearly all students stayed for the evening program.
The Last meeting of the season occurred in the First Methodist church parlors with characterizations of musicians and works, a sketch of Lonefellow, poetry readings by Nellie Jacobs and Jessie Daniels, and a Van Dyck paintings feature with explanations by Miss McNair. The next meeting is set for the Third Friday in October.
Mrs Edward Evans and Mrs John Esch hosted two teas this week drawing seventy invitations. Rooms brimmed with American Beauty roses and arbutus arrangements while C N Moller and W B Tscharner oversaw decor and hosting. Attendants included M Hayes I Esch H Esch M Easton M Hammond A Wruit M Gordon and M Evans. guests from out of town included Mrs S L Mckee West Salem Mrs George Herbst Mrs Samuel H Esch and Mrs Carl Beebe of Sparta.
Thursday afternoon the hostesses presided over a May day tea with decorations of wild flowers from nearby bluffs and yellow daffodils. Crystal baskets of spun sugar held salad, tied with a white illusion bow, admired for charm and uniqueness. Mrs. John Dengler and others led the event with several assisting young ladies.
The English Lutheran church Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society prepares to receive Miss Emelie Louise Weiskotten of Rajahmundry India as a guest May 7. An afternoon reception in the church parlors invites all ladies. in the evening she will speak about her experiences teaching Hindu girls as a missionary in India.
A Tuesday evening meeting will be open to the public. Citizens are invited to attend and observe the proceedings.
The Layman s league plans a Monday evening meeting at ex Mayor Torrance s home. Daughters of the American Revolution host Jane Adams of Hull House for a May 16 Baptist church lecture on New Ideals of Education. Mrs. Dr. Shutter of Minneapolis, VP of the National Woman s Association of the Universalist church, will give a May 6 parlor talk at 3 PM at 1205 Main Street, inviting all ladies to attend.
England was stirred by William Edgar Geil after his city lectures. The Yorkshire Evening Press praised a crowded York Exhibition Hall address on Africa and the Pygmics, noting the powerful, instructive talk and emotional audience reaction. He plans to lecture at the Congregational church Tuesday evening.
Caledonia Street Epworth league held a Thursday evening event at a member's home with large attendance and enjoyment of music and games. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Part ridge first vice-president Miss Ethel Brooks second vice-president Mrs Sparks third vice-president Miss Vernnie McCann fourth vice-president Miss Leanna Dodge secretary Miss Carrie Owen treasurer Hugh Mallory pianist Miss Mildred Eberhard.
Thursday Afternoon Card club members hosted Mrs D Witherall at her South Fifth Street home before her move to Green Bay. She received an engraved souvenir spoon. A dainty lunch followed. Attendants included Mesdames Adams McGrath Liddell Bart Blackmore Hanson Drake Lapitz Nutting Buschman Deroff. Mrs Lapitz and Mrs Liddell won the head prizes with Mrs Blackmore and Mrs Adams earning consolation prizes.
Ting took first prizes and Mrs Barth and Mrs Buschman were second, with Mrs Blackmore and Mrs Liddell tying for foot lay.
Miss Bertha Schintgen departs for Chicago and Portland then Seattle, plans summer Western travels and a year in the old country. Mrs. Underwood leaves for two weeks in Twin Cities. Mr. and Mrs. Cassels from Chicago visit. Mrs. Stokke travels after her uncle’s death in North Dakota. Mr. Hickisch to Prairie du Chien. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Monty of Anaconda, former Miss Louise Webb.
Great Western detectives captured a man suspected of cutting telegraph wires along the Milwaukee road and damaging Western Union and North American Telegrapher lines. The apprehension followed a description suggesting Zimmerman, the escapee from an Iowa sanitarium, seen in the act near Ridott. Farmers alerted authorities upon his arrival.
Pitcher Babcock of the Eau Claire league team vanished suddenly last evening, leaving no explanation. He was reportedly secured for a position with Eau Claire, and the club will host Duluth in three upcoming games Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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