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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1909

Page

5

City News Moves to Winona

Abraham Staublein, formerly of 948 Redfield Street, has left the city to reside in Winona where he will work as a brakeman on the Green Bay road. The La Crosse Water Power company seeks permission to run its wires across the city.

Winona Abraham Staublein Redfield Street Green Bay Road Red Wing la Crosse Water Power Company C. D. Fortney Viroqua Oscar Hermanson S02 South Third Street Twin Cities Will Powell D Seas Mr. Heffnger Chicago J. I. Skert Messrs Henry Neimuhr G. B. Frederick L. J. Scherhardt Louis Runcker Neibuhr Fountain City Lake Pepin C. Christianson New York State George Powell Myrtle Ranger la Crosse Joseph Houska M. Lapitz Lapitz George Sandbergen Midway Mid Way H. H. Hartwell West Salem J. M. George Benning Minneapolis Ed Larson REO Elsen & Kneen Bencer Heil Shoe Store Gateway City Trfr William K. Roth J. J. Roth Star Saloon Los Angeles California H. C. Meisser Waterloo W. D. Dyson T. O. Brewick Sankville Minn Millie Oefterdinger Tabuene

The Revising Of The Tariff Perplexes Uncle Sam

The piece markets sash, doors, hardwood interior finish, flooring, store fixtures and mill work as best bought under a tariff revision. It promises satisfaction and urges a trial.

Uncle Sam

Segelke and Kohlhaus Manufacturing Co Light Plant Advance

A report notes Segelke and Kohlhaus Manufacturing Co working on a high bridge at Red Way with an object in view to furnish light and power to the city and surrounding area. Marriage license issued by County Clerk Charles H. Rawlinson to William Hammes of Barre and Elsie Stahl of this city.

Red Way Charles H. Rawlinson William Hammes Barre Elsie Stahl

Pleasant Surprise for Miss Flora R Cohen at Home

Miss Flora R Cohen was pleasantly surprised May ?, at her South Fifth Street home by friends arranged by Misses Schlutter and Bishop. She received a signet ring, refreshments followed at 11, and attendees included Flora Cowen Esther Lee Emma Tollefson Blanche Bishop Elizabeth Schlutter Martha Lunde Georgina Storch Lulu Bishop Bertha Iverson Alvera Verse Hannah Hodell Louis May Reuben Pochling Henry Seiler Henry Freehof Conrad Everson Ben Schutze Harry Allemand Otto Schroeder Will Jaeckel John Higgins Emil May and Frank Kabat.

Flora R. Cohen South Fifth Street Schlutter Bishop Miss Cohen Flora Cowen Esther Lee Emma Tollefson Blanche Bishop Elizabeth Schlutter Martha Lunde Georgina Storch Lulu Bishop Bertha Iverson Alvera Verse Hannah Hodell Louis May Reuben Pochling Henry Seiler Henry Freehof Conrad Everson Ben Schutze Harry Allemand Otto Schroeder Will Jaeckel John Higgins Emil May Frank Kabat

Mrs H ram Goddard Tours Sparta with New York Guests

Mrs H ram Goddard enjoyed a pleasant day traveling to Sparta with a entourage of friends. The guests of honor were Mrs Hoyt and Mr Barnes from New York, hosted by Mr and Mrs George Butron.

H Ram Goddard Sparta Hoyt Mr. Barnes New York George Butron

Mrs. F. Molitor Hosts Pleasant Birthday Gathering

A cordial gathering of old friends gathered yesterday at Mrs. Fred Molitor’s home to celebrate the hostess birthday. The scene featured sweet peas and bright decor as guests enjoyed the afternoon.

F. Molitor Fred Molitor

Grand ball at Woodman hall marks a lively Wisconsin personals page

A long list of local social notes and visits fills the La Crosse area items. Highlights include a grand ball at Woodman hall on Saturday May 15, multiple guests from Caledonia West Salem Winona Viroqua and Houston, trips to Minneapolis and Los Angeles plans, and various professional and civic mentions amid routine errands and travel notes.

Ford Woodman Hall P. B. Qualley Caledonia Ole Raffelson West Salem James Farley Houston Ben Polzin Winona

Roses Fill Rooms with Fragrance at Gathered Event

Roses were in evidence filling the rooms with their fragrance and imparting beauty to the scene. Among those present were Mesdames Albert Platz Adolf Candrian M Funk Elizabeth Funke Louis Pammer M Simon Fred Molitor Tr Julius Burkhardt Otto Ewe Willam Tillman Frank Tillman Augusta Metzgar Charles Michel Sezelke C Bauer and Runckel. Mrs E J Evans assisted in entertaining the guests.

Mesdames Albert Platz Adolf Candrian M. Funk Elizabeth Funke Louis Pammer M Simon Fred Molitor Julius Burkhardt Otto Ewe Will'am Tillman Frank Tillman Augusta Metzgar Charles Michel Sezelke C. Bauer Runckel E. J. Evans

Mrs. P. H. Hough Celebrates Birthday With Guests

Yesterday friends called to congratulate Mrs. P. H. Hough on her birthday. The hostess received many pretty gifts. Covers were laid for twelve.

P. H. Hough

Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wsetecha

Mr and Mrs Wsetecha celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary on a Sunday afternoon with tin ware gifts. The event featured music, dancing, a 7 o'clock supper, and a roses and smilax decorated table. Attending were J Kubal Albert Kubal W Ronubik Joseph First Anna Kotek Christiana Beranek Anna Rose Ronubik Marie Kubal Adolf Wenzel Kubal and Wil Roubik.

Wsetecha Messrs and Messames J. Kubal Albert Kubal W. Ronubik Joseph First Anna Kotek Christiana Beranek Anna Rose Ronubik Marie Kubal Adolf Wenzel Kubal Wil Roubik

Peerless Mop Co Sells Wood-Handled Mops at 50 Cents

The Peerless Mop Co announces a sale of remaining wooden-handled mops at 50 cents each. Orders should be placed immediately with the company at 821 Pine Street and new phone 948-C.

Peerless Mop Co Pine Street

Huntington reportedly to wed uncle’s widow in Los Angeles

Unconfirmed reports from Los Angeles say E. H. Huntington traction magnate plans to marry his aunt by marriage, the widow of his uncle Collis P. Huntington. The item appears in local papers without official confirmation.

Los Angeles Cal E. H. Huntington Collis P. Huntington

Lovey faces grand larceny trial in circuit court

Ray Lovey is on trial before Judge Parrish for grand larceny. He allegedly stole a fur lined overcoat and four pair of socks from the M. & C. Newburg store on Third and Main streets in February. Matt Newburg identified the goods, and police recovered the items as exhibits. Farrell and Hanlon face upcoming trial for assault with a razor on John Smiezek.

Ray Lovey William Howasohack Central Police Station South Second Street Matt Newburg M. & C. Newburg United States Farrell Hanlon Ed Farrell Joe Hanlon

Confidence trick costs Midway saloonkeeper fifty dollars

John Holtz, a Midway saloonkeeper, fell victim to a clever scam Saturday night. A stranger treated patrons then produced eight stamped cigar boxes, sent Holtz to a nearby house, and after a brief exchange left with Holtz’s $50 claiming a settlement. The impostor vanished before the theft was discovered.

John Holtz Holtz

Nurse Wins $58,000 in Long Island Railroad Case

Miss Addie M. Hunt, a trained nurse, received a $58,000 verdict against the Long Island Railroad after both legs were severed when she fell beneath a train, suing over the train’s movement as she attempted to board. A prior trial awarded $28,009, later set aside as inadequate.

New York Addie M. Hunt Long Island Railroad Company Miss Hunt Long Island

Annual Ball Game By Travelers At League Park

Members of the United Commercial Travelers plan their annual ball game at League park in June. Teams named the Fats and the Leans will wear white and blue burlesque uniforms. Gate receipts go to charity.

United Commercial Travelers League Park Fats Tred Ruplin

Senate votes to keep lead duty at two percent

Senate insurgents failed to reduce the pig lead tariff. The Cummins amendment sought a 1 percent duty, but 45 regulars joined 26 Democrats to defeat the effort, despite 11 Republicans and a strong minority showing.

Washington, D. C Senate Beveridge Bristow Burkett Brown Clapp Crawford Summins Dolliver Gamble la Follette Nelson

Watchful landlady accuses boarder over missing vest buttons

A stout new boarder notices two vest buttons missing as his landlady, famed for her banner Watchfulness and Economy for Al, eyes him with a chilling gaze. She directs him to check the dining room, implying a corrective lesson in frugality.

Revs New Machinery for Ta Crosse Steam Dye Works

William Rehfuss owner of Ta Crosse Steam Dye Works left today for Minneapolis to buy new machinery after a fire damaged the shop Saturday morning. He expects to have everything in good running order within a few days.

William Rehfuss Nonketor Ta Crosse Steam Ydve Works Minneapolis

Miss Anna Anderson Visits City On Shopping Expedition

Miss Anna Anderson of Viroqua is seen in the city on a shopping expedition. She is described as visiting downtown stores and engaging in light browsing during her trip.

Anna Anderson Viroqua Ure

Cotton Will Talk At First Dinner In La Crosse

The La Crosse board of trade plans a 6 pm June 1 dinner to inaugurate a monthly social dinner program. President Fasser Cotton of the new Normal sensor will be the principal guest. A committee will handle arrangements and Booster Dates. George Blackburn Irving of the Dry Goods Reporter may speak on Progressiveness at the La Crosse theater.

la Crosse Board of Trade Board of Trade Portland Tacoma Los Angeles Fasser Cotton Utermoehl George Blackburn Irving la Crosse Blackburn Irving

Prize Fight Ends in Violent City Ruins Iowa

In Des Moines a brutal prize fight occurred last night after police reportedly interrupted a crowd and then withdrew without arrests. Roy Fields, a Negro, fought Harry Shovers, a white man, in a bloody confrontation.

Des Moines Iowa Roy Fields Harry Shovers

Knights of Columbus Convene in Reading for 14th Annual Convention

Two hundred delegates from across Pennsylvania gathered in Reading for the Knights of Columbus fourteenth annual convention. Mayor Rick delivered welcoming remarks as the event opened with a business session, with plans to continue over the next three days.

Reading the Knights of Columbus Rick

Castro Buys Home in Canary Islands

Venezuela's deposed president Ci priano Castro reportedly purchased a residence in Santa Cruz de Teneriffe, Canary Islands, and plans to make it his future home, the report states.

Castro Santander Spain Venezuela Cipriano Castro Santa Cruz de Teneriffe Canary Islands

Kalamazoo Celery Nerve and Blood Tonic Ad

Local agency offers Kalamazoo Celery Nerve and Blood Tonic with a 25 cent rebate. The vegetable compound claims to aid sleep, nervousness, prostration, indigestion, constipation and biliousness. Bottle price reduced from 1.00 to 0.75 with coupon.

la Crosse Kalamazoo

The Best Part of the Speech

Young James attends his father’s public lecture and recalls the moment a stray dog on stage was disposed of with grace. He tells his father the dogs exit was the best part, a child’s amused takeaway from the evening.

James

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