Western Passenger Association Sets Baggage Rule Change
At Chicago meeting the Western Passenger Association decides to limit baggage checks to depots only. Passengers must recheck baggage from home or hotel to the depot destination and back, aimed at curbing unpaid excess luggage and reducing depot congestion. Mileage books in Western territory favored for future discussion, but likely to be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
North Side Railroad
Peerless Defeats Midway 6-1 At Home
The Peerless baseball team defeated the Midway aggregation 6 to 1 yesterday afternoon on Peerless Park. The win secures a solid home performance as the visitors struggled to score after early innings.
Little Inga Larson Critical After Iron Ball Injury
Little Miss Inga Larson, struck on the head by a six pound iron ball last June, remains only slightly improved after skull surgery by Dr. Gunderson. Part of the skull was removed to relieve pressure from pressing bone fragments near the brain, with little chance of full recovery. The case was examined by the board of education, which declined jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Larson
Lutheran Hospital
Gunderson
Board of Education
North Side In Brief Local notices and social updates
Mrs. S W McEldowney and family plan to move to Washington D C from 1306 Avon. Miss Evelyn Huntley returns to Bangor Wisconsin. Miss Agnes Ruad resumes duties at West Salem after a visit home. Mr A L Marshall at 2019 Wood is confined by a felon on his hand. Mr and Mrs E Laughlin return from Indianapolis. Ladies Aid of North Presbyterian to meet at Mrs F C Herrington 1536 Avon. W H Taylor home quarantined for smallpox. Mrs Mary E Bamberger, formerly confined by grip, can go out. Mrs C W Whiting moves to 121 South Ninth Street. Ed Gibson and sons return from Centerville. Pirl Michaud visits from Baraboo. George Herrington returns to Minneapolis after visiting parents. Mrs J Davis 1523 Avon ill. Herbert Hart returns to Minneapolis after visit. Caledonia Street M E church ladies host coffee at Mrs D E Rice 1528 Kane. Rev G W Fogg hosts Young Men's Brotherhood club. Miss Elsie Reilley visits from Mt Morris Ill. Dr J W Wenzel treated in La Crosse hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. McEldowney
Avon Street
Washington, D. C
Evelyn Huntley
Bangor
Wis
Agnes Ruad
West Salem
A. L. Marshall
Wood Street
E. Laughlin
Charles Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Presbyterian Church
F. C. Herrington
W. H. Taylor
Loomis Street
Mary E. Bamberger
C. W. Whiting
Cass Street
South Ninth Street
Ed Gibson and
Centerville
Pirl Michaud
Baraboo
George Herrington
Minneapolis
J. Davis
Herbert Hart
Caledonia Street
M. E
D. E. Rice
Kane Street
G. W. Fogg
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Young Men’s Brotherhood Club
Elsie Reilley
Mt. Morris
Ill
J. W. Wenzel
la Crosse Hospital
Taxidermist Albert Boehm Stricken at Home
Albert Boehm a taxidermist of 512 Oakland Avenue suffered paralysis at his home yesterday afternoon around five o'clock. He was resting comfortably today under the care of Dr. C. M. Marquardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boehm
Oakland Avenue
C. M. Marquardt
Operation for gall stones ends fatally in La Crosse
Mrs. Herman Halzradier of Lansing Iowa died after gall stone surgery at La Crosse hospital. The 69 year old, cousin of Mrs. Theodore Groezinger, had been ill two weeks and underwent an operation after her condition failed to improve. Her husband arrived from Lansing and the funeral will be held there Wednesday with interment in the Lansing cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Hospital
Herman Halzradier
Lansing
Iowa
Theodore Groezinger
Avon Street
Burlington
Halzradier
Rubber Mills Co Resumes Operations
The Rubbers Mills reopened this morning after a three day closure for stock inventory as new manager Mr. Clark starts duties. He brings extensive rubber industry experience, and will lead an expanded operations team aided by recently recruited experienced workers. Retiring manager Mr. Hart remains on as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Hart
Keppel Defends Stand On Court In Holmen
Holmen Wisconsin May 10 1909 Keppel defends stand on court matters outlining county board debate from March 24 and critique of a proposal for a phonographic reporter. He cites court records showing 21 cases with John Brindley as attorney and argues reform to reduce public expense, urging informed public scrutiny of judicial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmen
Wis
County Board
Circuit Court
John Brindley
Judicial Department
Improve Your Appearance and Temper with Liver Tablets
Your complexion as well as your temper is rendered miserable by a disordered liver. By taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets you can improve both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rowena Circle to Hold Meeting for Funeral Arrangements
Rowena circle of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen meets in Nicholson-Scott half Tuesday afternoon to make funeral arrangements for their late member Mrs. Mary Fuchsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Circle
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Nicholson-Scott
Mary Fuchsel
Elgin Waltham Hampden Fine Swiss Watches Sale
A catalog style display lists discounted watches from Elgin Waltham Hampden and Fine Swiss brands with prices ranging from 4.65 to 16.50 for nickel cases and up to 13.85 for gold filled and gold items. The ad also touts Genuine 1847 Rogers Bros silverware sets with prices across spoons forks and carving sets, plus a wide range of other goods from clocks to glassware and leather items. It emphasizes large stock and an invitation to inspect the assortment in the city shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Iowre
Rogers’ Bros
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North Side
Mark
Main St
Post
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Jack Dahigren
Fern Woycott
Sparta
W. P. Long
Milwaukee
William Stevenson
Viroqua
Sabina Keaveny
Misses Young
Sadie Allen
Mill Street
John Cole
East Troy
Mr. Cole
B. A. Siggins
Hotel Men’s and Barkeepers’ Association
AGGED
Duntley
the Camp Company
Main Street
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Mrs. Herman Halzradier
Taken Il
Keppel
la Crosse County
Bijou Theatre
Bruce Godshaw
Ferris Carlisle
Dahiman Cowboy Quartette
D. Arthur Kirk
America
Xylophonist
Wyer Levi
Bijouscope
Hellfach
Cee Cecces Coves
Ksan Vabascdes
Haviland & Co
Theo
Haviland
China
Cathedral Gang
Helliach
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