Theodore Luedtke Dead at 36 After Illness
Theodore Luedtke of 1707 Badger street died yesterday afternoon after a long illness with tuberculosis. He was a member of Camp 60 Modern Woodmen and the Governor's Guard association. He leaves a widow two children a brother Herman and three sisters Mrs Beckie Mrs Young of La Crosse and Mrs Butzke of Ballard Washington. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lueditke
Badger Street
Camp $60
Modern Woodmen
Governor's Guard Association
Herman Luedtke
L. P. Beckie
H. F. Young
la Crosse
Herman Butzke
Ballard
Washington
Col Orlando Holway Heads to Hatfield for Dam Work Review
Col Orlando Holway travels to Hatfield to inspect La Crosse Water Power company dam construction progress. He will review ongoing work and assess development plans at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield
Orlando Holway
la Crosse
There is the instinct of the beggar in everyone
A concise aphorism notes that beggar instinct may reside in all people, suggesting shared human impulses underlying charity and need.
North Side Musicale Delights with Student Performers
A large audience enjoyed St. Clara's musicale featuring pupils from four young ladies on two pianos through to Mendelssohn and violin selections. Miss Hilda Brown Miss Gertrude Downey Miss Leona Derhaag and Miss McLindon earned strong applause for refined tone and expressive playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clara’s
Hilda Brown
Gertrude Downey
Mendelssohn
Leona Derhaag
Simple home kidney cleansing prescription urged
An at home mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces is advertised to restore kidney health and cleanse the blood. The writer claims it aids rheumatism and can be prepared by a druggist for readers to take after meals and at bedtime.
Society notes of visitors and guests in town
Mrs W L Hixon of Mankato Minn is guest of Mrs J M Hix on Walter McDonald of Chicago visited the city yesterday Miss Mary Trowbridge of Lake City visits friends on Mississippi Street Mrs A G Fantring and children, guests of Mrs A F Martin, leave for Minneapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hixon
Mankato, Minn
J. M. Hixon
Walter McDonald
Chicago
City
Mary Trowbridge
Lake City
Mississippi Street
A. G. Fantring
A. F. Martin
Minneapolis
Dinner Honors Mrs Hixon of Man Kota with Twelve Covers
Mrs J M Hixon entertained twelve guests last evening in honor of Mrs W L Hixon of Man Kota. Attending were Mr and Mrs L F Easton Captain and Mrs W A Thompson Mr and Mrs I ? Hixon Mr and Mrs Andrew Lees Mrs W L Hixon and Mr Arthur Espersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hixon
W. L. Hixon
Mankota
L. F. Easton
W. A. Thompson
I. ?. Hixon
Andrew Lees
Arthur Espersen
Mrs Moller Hosts Informal Tea With Twenty Friends
Mrs C N Moller entertained about twenty friends and neighbors at an informal afternoon tea yesterday. Guests carried their work and enjoyed a genuine old fashioned visit.
Clow Remembered as Fearless Railroad Engineer
Frank Clow, a Northern Pacific engineer killed in a Welh's Spur Montana train holdup, formerly worked for the C M and St P River division in La Crosse. He left fifteen years ago for the West and was known for protecting his train and himself, a determination that led to his death during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clow
Northern Pacific
Welh's Spur
Mont
la Crosse
Bridge Ladies Share Prizes At Card Party
Mrs A L McIntosh hosted three tables of bridge with prizes won by Mrs Jayea Hogan and Mrs C S Cone. Miss Mary Johnson entertained a dozen players with prizes captured by Mrs Juliette Anderson of Fond du Lac and Miss Jeannett Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McIntosh
Bridge
Jayea Hogan
C. S. Cone
Mary Johnson
Juliette Anderson
Fond Dt
Lae
Jeannett Murray
Three-Year-Old Russell Dies After Illness
Pendel Marion Russell aged three, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Russell of 1728 Prospect, died after a two week illness of measles and pneumonia. The remains will be interred at Ferryville Wisconsin, the former home of Mrs. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Russell
Marion Russell
Prospect Street
Ferryville
Wis
North Side Briefs Go to Madison and Vi roqua
Lavaque and C P Thompson went to Madison today on business. Mrs Cole left this morning for Viroqua where she will visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. FE. Lavaque
C. P. Thompson
Madison
Mrs. Cole
Viroqua
Men’s Club Meeting At First M F Church
The Men’s club of the First M. F. church meets Thursday evening in the new church social hall. A chicken pie supper is served at 6 30. Prof Arthur P Thomas plays two piano selections and Mr J R Ken sings a solo. chorus numbers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Anderson
Men’ Club
English Lutheran Church
Nelson Brothers Quartette
M. F
Arthur P. Thomas
J. R. Ken
Roosevelt lead mine stock deemed worthless at West Salem
Stockholders meeting declares Roosevelt lead mines stock worthless and refuses assessment to fund the mine. Other items note Mrs. John Parker visiting Wisconsin, upcoming Tomah High versus West Salem baseball game, Wm. Casterline begins assessor duties, H D Griswold expands Guernsey cattle, corn planting progress, sacred music by Choral club, and Tribune management earning reader approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Wis
Roosevelt
John Parker
New Haven
Onalaska News Briefs Meet Returning Residents
Arthur Walker and Winfred Rud returned home from Conrad Montana after six months with C H Wilcox. Mrs G W Brice and Miss Myrtle Brice visited relatives at La Crosse. Mrs Peter Peterson recovering from eye surgery shows signs of success. Mr and Mrs D L Aiken home from Seattle visit with daughter Mrs W W Schall. Dr Wm Freeman of Chatfield hosted by Dr W A Lester. Mrs F E Brown of Midway staying with daughter Mrs A Milbright. Oren Whitbeck and son Eugene visit en route to South Dakota homestead plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walker
Winfred Rud
Conrad
Mont
C. H. Wilcox
Onalaska
G. W. Brice
Myrtle Brice
la Crosse
Peter Peterson
D. L. Aiken
W. W. Schall
Seattle
Wm. Freeman
Chatfield
Minn
W. A. Lester
F. E. Brown
Midway
A. Milbright
Oren Whitbeck
Eugene
New Amsterdam
South Dakota
M. M. Butiles
Trout Fishing Party Returns From Coon Valley Trip
Alderman Carl Foerster and companions report a banner trout trip in Coon Valley catching 163 fish. Largest weighed about 6 pounds, smallest around 1 pound. George Holzhammer displays the biggest catch. party includes Louis Chapiwisky Joseph Winch John Lasserty and a Chicago friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Foerster
Coon Valley
George Holzhammer
Alderman Foerster
Louis Chapiwisky
Joseph Winch
John Lasserty
Chicago
Two Excursions Out of La Crosse on Sunday
Two excursions are planned from La Crosse on Sunday June 9. The bar tenders union will operate a Mississippi trip to Fountain City and back on the steamer La Crosse, while the Eagles will run a return voyage to Winona. The Eagles seek to charter the steamer J S for its summer debut on northern waters. The Bartenders union No. 479 will convene tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Labor hall to finalize excursion arrangements. A London jewel house displays a gold bound book with ruby clasps and ruby hinges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Bartenders Union
Mississippi
Fountain City
Eagles
Winona
J S
Bartenders Union No. 479
Labor Hall
Tower of London
Water-softening Plant Aims 3 Million Gallons Daily
In Winnipeg Manitoba a water-softening plant is described with a daily capacity of 3,000,000 gallons. The compact facility is highlighted as part of regional water treatment plans and aims to improve supply reliability for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Memorial Day Plan Discussed By G A R Post Tonight
The William McKinley post of the G A R meets tonight to discuss Memorial day plans. The Ladies circle of the G A R also holds a meeting, and Smith chapter No 13 of the Masons conducts its regular gathering at the Masonic temple tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Ladies’ Circle
Smith Chapter No. 13
Masons
Masonic Temple
Judge Brindley Tours Madison Over Waterways Bill
Judge John Brindley of the county court spent the day in Madison to back the waterways bill now before the state senate committee on state affairs. His absence caused no county court session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brindley
Madison
Senate Committee On State Affairs
Brindley
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DR. Andersen
Rob Winghaman
Treasure Island
Charles Ruppert
Waumandee Valley
Ruppert
Theodore Leudtke
North Side
Musicale
Society
Ene
Brey
Raves
Omi
Main Street
Mrs. Hixon
Clow
Wm. Casterline
Hamilton
Wm. Upham
Order of Telegraphers
H. D. Griswold
Guernsey
Guernsey Islands
Presbyterian Church
Fehlandt
the Tribune
Onalaska News
Foerster
Party
Taining
William McKinley Post
Providence
R. L
New York
America
Jewelry
B. Rose
Dept
MGR
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