Hoyles Delight Modern Woodmen Evening Draws Crowds
The Woodmen hall on Rose street was crowded last night to hear the Musical Houses of Chicago. Miss Emily Daisy Hoyle violin virtuoso and Miss Viola M Kiesling reader impressed the audience with tone and interpretation. After the concert a dance followed until midnight with a program featuring overtures duets medleys and selections from The Bohemian Girl. Weather notes report street paving progress along Caledonia Clinton and Avon streets with warm clear weather aiding completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Rose Street
Chicago
Emily Daisy Hoyle
Viola M. Kiesling
Frenzen
W. G. Hoyle
E. R. Hoyle
Reading
Miss Kiesling
Emily Daisy Ie
Miss Hoyle
Franzen
Imperial Prince
Cars Derail at River Junction Delays Freight
Four freight cars derailed yesterday afternoon at River Junction while being set out on the spur track for pickup by the way freight. The derailment damaged tracks and required a North Side switch crew and a derrick to restore the cars for today’s trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River
Clinton Street Paving Advances Rapidly
Clinton street paving progresses rapidly as warm weather supports roadwork. Crews continue frame work and resurfacing efforts, aiming for completion soon. Local officials urge motorists to follow detours and expect short delays during daytime work.
Quiet North Side Wedding Unites Nordlie and Kletzka
Miss Anna Nordlie and F. W. Kletzka were quietly married at the German Lutheran church parsonage on Avon Street led by Rev. G. Thurow. The bride was supported by her sister in law Edith Kletzka, with Frank Birknieder as best man. They depart for a brief honeymoon in the Twin Cities and will set up house on the North Side upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nordlie
F. W. Kletzka
Avon Street
Rev. G. Thurow
Edith Kletzka
Frank Birknieder
Twin Cities
North Side In Brief Highlights Church Call And Local Visits
Rev G M Thurow of the German Evangelical Lutheran church on the North side has received a call from Ray City Michigan but left acceptance with his congregation after nine years here. Mr and Mrs Walter West of St Paul are visiting at the home of C F West 1228 Avon. Caledonia street M E church ladies plan a coffee at the home of Mrs D F Rice 1525 Kane Friday. John Engen has returned to West Salem after city business. Mrs Albert Allen and Mrs S S Lambert will entertain the John Flynn W R C Thursday at their hall on Mill street. Mr Ole Blank moved from 1109 Logan to 514 Berlin. Mrs M Tucker of Minneapolis is…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Thurow
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Side
Ray City
Mich
Walter West
St. Paul
Cc. F. West
Avon Street
Caledonia Street
M. E
C. H. Berry
Charles Street
J. M. Knox
West
H. Tietz
J. B. Turnbull
P. S
Great Northern
Burlington Enroute
Dubuque
Milwaukee
Montana
Elmer Yehle
John Rudolph
Sumit
Lucile Yehle
Arbor and Bird Day Promotes State Flower Poll in Wisconsin
Governor Davidson proclaims Arbor and Bird Day on May 7 with school and citizen participation. The highlight is a statewide flower election among wild rose violet trailing arbutus and white water lily, based on votes from 114 411 participants last year. The violet led, followed by the wild rose and trailing arbutus as finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Wisconsin
Local residents and trains mark midweek notices on Charles street
Residents along Charles street plan arrivals and departures see guests from Lans ing Iowa and Iowa relatives travel to homesteads while workers and trains pass through the city. Bowling match canceled then rescheduled. Church Ladies Aid gathers at the German Lutheran church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Wrights Sell to Germans for $125000
Berlin May 5 The Wright Brothers have completed the sale of the German rights of their aeroplane to the German Airship company for $125000. This is $25000 more than the French rights brought. The use of the Wright inventions will now be pushed with all possible vigor. A billposter knows his place and there he sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wright Brothers
Parents Ask To Know Son's Fate In Grand Crossing Death
Judge Kleeber has received a letter from Johann and Marie Zettel of Vienna Austria, parents of the late Charles Zettel, who was found dead in a baggage car vestibule at Grand Crossing about six weeks ago. They ask whether valuables were found on the body and request that information of the accident be forwarded so they can know where to place the blame. No mention of final disposition of the body or burial expense refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleeber
Johann and
Marie Zettel
Vienna
Austria
Charles Zettel
Grand Crossing
Graft Suspicion Hits Western Union Officials in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on May 5 the Western Union Telegraph Company officials disclose graft among city officials. Investigations trace leakage to the Pittsburg office with three suspensions and a fourth resignation reportedly demanded. Stock tickets hoarded in Pittsburg Wheeling and nearby cities without company remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Wheeling
Western Union
City Gains Right to Set Gas Rates in Des Moines Case
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed Cedar Rapids rights to fix gas rates, sustaining the lower court that Des Moines city may set the gas rate at 90 cents. The court left open whether the rate is confiscatory, to be decided after a trial of the lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Rawlinson
County Clerk Charles H. Rawlinson reports issuance of marriage licenses during the period. Names of couples and dates are recorded in the county clerk’s office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HI. Rawlinson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Crowned Spring Medicine
In thousands of homes for over thirty years Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a Spring Medicine for the whole family. It purports to purify blood, stimulate appetite, and treat ailments from skin diseases to stomach and kidney complaints using a blend of more than 20 ingredients. A warning against substitutes is included and a 100 dose bottle is offered for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local Nuptials Tied For Onalaska La Crosse Couples
Roderick I Shones and Miss Marguerite P Hodge of Onalaska plan nuptials joined by Charles T Nesham and Miss Blanche Bright of La Crosse and James S McElderry with Miss Mamie Kock of North La Crosse. Loren B Kinney of Lime Ridge and Miss Emily G Krueger of La Crosse wed by Judge Leonard Kleeber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick I. Shones
Marguerite P. Hodge
Onalaska
Charles T. Nesham
Blanche Bright
la Crosse
James S. McElderry
Mamie Kock
North la Crosse
Nick Lusk
Maryland Neiser
Washington
Loren B. Kinney
Lime Ridge
Emily G. Krueger
Nesham
Leonard Kleeber
Admirer of wife murder shoots husband in Detroit
Michael Burkhart to be arraigned for the fatal shooting of Robt. Barrows after Barrows confronted Burkhart and Mrs Barrows at the old Buhl home on Lafayette boulevard. Barrows died early today. Burkhart's arrest followed a late night wander, and Mrs. Burrows is detained as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michael Burkhart
Robt
Barrows
Burkhart
Buhl
Lafayette Boulevard
Shaw divorce saga denies reconciliation report
Mrs James E Shaw wife of Boston traction magnate denied reports that she and her husband might reconcile over concern for their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
James E. Shaw
Boston Traction
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Wiz Clinton Street
W. J. Schulz
Jack Dahlgren
Entertainment
Danting Later
Clinton Street
Caledonia
Avon Streets
Avon
River Junction
Clinton
E. Burnham
State Street
E. Washiartes Street
Chicago, Ill
State Bank
Wis
Resou
U.S
Securities "Us
Wrights
John
W. U
Nelson
Main St
la Crosse, Wis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!