Society Five Hundred Party Hosts Honor Guests
Mrs W L Luth hosted a five hundred party for her daughter with Mrs Earl Eklund and Mrs A Mowry in attendance. Guests included Grace Guertin Etta Guertin Gertrude Looby Callie Robinson Elsie Hosly and Mrs Geo Riegger. A separate two table five hundred gathering for Miss Gertrude Looby produced prizes for Looby and Mrs Riegger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Luth
South Seventh Street
Earl Eklund
A. Mowry
Moline
Ill
Grace
Etta Guertin
Gertrude Looby
Winona
Callie Robinson
Elsie Hosly
Mesdames A. Mowry
E. H. Eklund
Geo. Riegger
Social Evening Held by West Avenue Aid Division
Mrs. Romanowski led a pleasant social last Thursday evening for the West Avenue Methodist Ladies' Aid division. Supper was served.
Farewell Surprise Party for Estelle Thorson
Miss Estelle Thorson was pleasantly surprised by her Sunday school class last week. Mr Louis Nelson, teacher, hosted a gathering with present guests Miss Rose Stathem Miss Jennie McCool Miss Vivian Hanson Miss Vera Curley Miss Helen Hilton Miss Mary Pinn and Miss Helen Veikert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Thorson
Louis Nelson
Rose Stathem
Jennie McCool
Vivian Hanson
Vera Curley
Helen Hilton
Mary Pinn
Helen Veikert
Dinner And Musicale In Honor Of Birthday
Miss Julia Anderson hosted a dinner last evening for a small gathering celebrating her birthday. Six guests attended with tulip and daffodil decorations enhancing the table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Anderson
Dinner Follows with Short Musical Program
A brief musical program was performed then guests spent time socializing afterward at the event.
Loomis Family Briefs From Rochester Hospital
Mrs E D Loomis returns from Rochester with daughter Grace Loomis in hospital. Grace to move to the mountains for fresh air and outdoor living. M E D Loomis traveled to the hospital and underwent foot operation.
Image of a marriage longing in old reflections
A short meditation on how spouses recall past love, the idea that women imagine ongoing affection while men remember their former love. The passage uses concise, reflective prose to frame memory and change within marital bonds.
Personal notices from La Crosse area society column
Pfund's ice cream highlights local economy with pure double cream. Open class initiation and dance hosted by the E F U at Nicholson Scott hall with refreshments. Various residents and visitors frequent La Crosse, including Higgins Wee ner wedding license, Morken guest days, and multiple returns to home towns after brief visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfund
Nicholson-Scott Hall
C. W. Higgins
Agnes M. Weener
Minneapolis
Carl Morken
Spring Grove
D. H. Finch
Mankato
C. Ejner
Viroqua
Roy Rice
New Albia
A. Jasperson
O. C
Frank O’hearn
Melrose
T. T. Unreten
Westby
G. School
Dresbach
REO
Elsen & Kneen
Bangor
A. B. Klee
Dubuque
George Hansen
Houston
L. J. Schams
la Crosse
Arcadia
Wis
Earl Hensel
Trempealeau County
Fred Herbst
Sparta
John J. Esch
Will Powell
Nellie Dunn
Stoddard
August Brande
Wisconsin Business University
Minot
N. D
T. L. Ekern
Whitehall
Olive Anderson
Henry Storkerson
Superior Telephone Company
Julius Storkerson
la Crosse Telephone Company
Frank Walleck
Milwaukee
Howard Goodwin
A. J. Eddy
George Powell
van Necker
la Crosse Hospital
Frank A. C. Techmer
Mendota
Nick Weil
Anna Kampscherer
Portland
Vernon County
E F U Members urged to attend Tuesday social at Nicholson-Scott hall
Members and friends are asked to attend a social gathering on Tuesday evening at Nicholson-Scott hall with supreme officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson-Scott Hall
Bazar Etiquette Advice Weds Day at Charity Sale
A playful note warns attendees not to criticize anything at the charity bazar to avoid singling out creators. The guidance suggests appreciating effort while maintaining courtesy among vendors and visitors.
Jubilee Musical Honors German Evangelical Church Jubilee
Yesterday marked the golden jubilee of the German Evangelical Lutheran church on West Avenue. The outdoor weather drew a large crowd for a day of services, with English evening worship more attended than the morning. The church was decorated with plants, roses, carnations, and bouquets from William Doerflinger. A social commemoration with a musical program and readings is planned for next Thursday evening in the church parlors.
Autoists Decide on Tour Reception
Autoists meet tomorrow evening at the La Crosse club to plan a reception for the Glidden tourists due in July. A large convoy may meet east of the city and scatter confetti along the route. The association also weighs an annual outing for city parentless children with a picnic and return by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Club
Automobile Association
Hamilton Denies Pursuit of Snyder Seat
Mr. C. C. Hamilton, a former candidate in the last primaries for the board of public works, rejects unauthorized claims that he seeks the late Cyrus S. Snyder’s alderman seat. He states no approach or campaign plans exist, while other Twelfth ward residents are named without any formal bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hamilton
Board of Public Works
Council
Cyrus S. Snyder
Twelfth Ward
Hamilton
Advices On Intermarriage Stirring Debate In Jewish Circles
President Charles Sueblin of Chicago advocates intermarriage of Jews and Gentiles in a speech at the Free Synagogue. He argues Jewish integrity matters less than advancing laws and believes intermarriage would curb social unrest by broadening ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Sueblin
Chicago
Free Synagogue
Sueblin
Kuhn Plant Reopens Under Se gelke Kohlhaus Ownership
The Kuhn plant, recently bought by the Se gelke Kohlhaus company, resumes operation today and will run through the summer. They seek machine men stair builders and cabinet makers and expect full capacity once a full crew is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segelke-Kohlhaus Company
R. C. Kuhn
Walk to West Salem Party of Girls At Lunch Stop
A group of young girls left at 6 am for West Salem and reached at 10 30 am without incident. The party included Misses Anna Schier Hattie Hoering Clara Horne Bertha Maas Tillie Vitland and Tillie Zellmer and they enjoyed their lunch fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Anna Schier
Hattie Hoering
Clara Horne
Bertha Maas
Tillie Vitland
Tillie Zellmer
Card of Thanks for Mary Fuchser Death Obituary
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for support in the bereavement from the death and burial of Mrs. Mary Fuchser. Special thanks to Yeomen of America and the Governor's Guard Association. Surviving children are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fuchser
Yeomen ‘of America
Governor’s Guard Ass’n
Bridge ordinance returned unsigned by former mayor
La Crosse records show W A Anderson refused to sign a bridge toll ordinance. He cited ambiguous terms for single or double trips and confusing cattle hogs allowances and a discounted ice rate plan. The measure was sent back to committee for revision as ice haulers continue to benefit from the proposed discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Anderson
Wendell A. Anderson
Cameron L. Baldwin
Longshoremen May Join Lake Strike
Capt T W O Connor international president of Longshoresmen says a lake transportation tie up may occur as unions refuse to ship on Lake Carriers boats. Thousands idle in Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and other centers with about 12000 directly involved in the walkout. The strike seeks sympathy with the Seamen's union and would spotlight Capt O Connor as a major factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. O'Connor
Chicago
Lake Carriers’ Association
Cleveland
Buffalo
Seamen's Union
T. W. O’connor
Capt. O'Connor
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
Mich
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Poem Reference Sparks Doubt About Homer Name Origin
A playful line argues Homer did not derive his name from knocking the ball over the fence. The remark connects literature and sports lore with a humorous slant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Homer
Sophia E Holbek Buried Today After Pittsburg Arrival
The body of Miss Sophia E Holbek, accompanied by her brother William C Holbek, arrived at 7 this morning from Pittsburg. Funeral held at the Milwaukee railroad station with Rev Henry Faville officiating. Pallbearers were Max Burton Richard Ray Burt Spence Oscar Hulberg Jesse Higbee and George Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia E. Holbek
William C. Holbek
Pittsburg
Milwaukee Railroad
Henry Faville
Max Burton
Richard Ray
Burt Spence
Oscar Hulberg
Jesse Higbee
George Taylor
Relieved Destitute Family Found by Humane Officer
Humane Officer Charles H. Berry located the wife and two daughters of John Rumstick on Mormon Coulee road. The father left for work two weeks ago. the family subsisted on the mother’s washing income. The 7 and 5 year old girls will be cared for by the Humane Society with help from the father’s Dakoth-based father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Berry
John Rumstick
Mormon Coulee Road
Rumstick
Mr. Berry
Dakoth
Man Denies Marrying Story Amid Other Woman Claim
A man rejects reports he married a woman, saying the tale involves another woman. The denial hints at romantic complications and competing interests behind the circulating story.
Wire cable and gangplank stolen from Pet Tibone park boom
Thieves removed a wire cable and gangplank from a Pet Tibone park landing boom near the Will Ott boathouse along the riverbank south of Segelke Kohl Haus plant. La Crosse Motor Boat Club offers 25 reward for evidence leading to arrest and conviction. one plank was taken and returned, but the cable and second plank remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettibone Park
Will Ott
Segelke-Kohlhaus
la Crosse Motorboat Club
Reward Offered for Cable and Gang Plank Theft
A $25 reward is offered for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons stealing wire cable and a gang plank from Pettibone park landing boom near Will Ott's boat house, La Crosse Motor Boat Club.
Ministers Forbid Debasing Sports Ahead Of Havana Bull Fight
American ministers in Cuba say further protest against the lottery and bull fighting is useless as Cubans persist in the demeaning sport. Amid sermons against bull fighting, President Gomez and cabinet members attend a base ball park to witness a bulk fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Baseball Park
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
C. E. Schaefer
LA Crosse Floral CO
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Neibur
North Side Bottling Works
Rose Street
Dinner and Musicale
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
Duntley
the Camp Company
Main Street
Upstair Lacrosse
Wisconsin
W. T. Irvine
Willis Reed
Lincoln Reed
Springville
Elmer Marker
Gateway City
M. Erickson
Nice
Martin O. Vik
Carl Winslow
Clara Eberle
Alma
Lillian R. Anderson
R. V. Williams
Rushford
A Crosse
H. R. Crandall
Eau Claire
F. P. Steinhauer
Dc. M. Butt, Jr
L. J. Roberts
Snyder
KUHN
Anderson
Brother
Oak Grove
Pettibone Park Landing
Pettibone
Park Landing
LA Crosse Motor Boat Club
Gateway Lumber Co
Second
Cameron Ave
S. Frink
Met
Bijou Theatre
the Electric Wizard
Carl Herman
London
England
Herman
Bijou
Adah Heyman
Frederick and Kirkwood
Bob Connolly
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