Wisconsin bank statement swearing to accuracy 1908
I E M Wing Cashier attests the bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. Notary Geo H Clark verifies the document sworn May 21 1908 in La Crosse County Wisconsin with directors G Van Steenwyk F A Copeland A Hirshheimer and attestations.
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State of
Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
I. E. M. Wing
G. van Steenwyk
F. A. Copeland
A. Hirshheimer
Geo. H. Clark
la Crosse County
Wis
Society Card Party Honors Mrs Daniels in Portage Visit
Mrs John Sweigert hosted a card party at 607 Wall Street Thursday night for guests including Mrs L D Daniels of Portage Wisconsin. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Otto Granke and Mrs Sol Burdick with second prizes to Mrs S James and Mrs C Schaffer. Daniels returned to Portage this morning.
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John Sweigert
Wall Street
L. D. Daniels
Portage
Wis
Otto Granke
Sol Burdick
S. James
C. Schaffer
F. M. Liddell
Frank James
A. Roberge
George Phillips, Sr
George Phillips, Jr
O. Granke
E. Merrill
C. Pierce
H. Webber
L. Solberg
A. Netzer
Holberg
Larkin
Dankerson
Hanna Dankerson
Daniels
Personal notices from La Crosse area readers
Richland Center visitors include F. W. Burnham and W. H. Pier with local business there. Mrs. G. E. Dorival and Mrs. Ben Halvorson visit Spar ta. Dr. Powell and Dr. Rhodes among local medical professionals. Several residents return from operations while others travel to Chicago Milwaukee Mexico and Chippewa Falls on business or visits. The Woodmen of the World plan an initiation and T F Callahan receives a promotion to chief inspector for Duluth and Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfund
S. F. W. Burnham
Richland Center
W. H. Pier
Hodge
Frank Wetzel
la Crescent
Will Powell
G. E. Dorival
Houston
A. Gallagher
Goldsmith
Sparta
Ben Halvorson
Frank Freeman
H. H. Hatch
Eau Claire
George Carothen
Madison
la Crosse
T. F. Callahan
W.weighing Association
Duluth
Superior
Callahan
E. G. Larson
Fort Dodge
Olava Hansen
CITY NEWS NOTES LOCAL PROJECTS AND EVENTS
Installation of a basement entrance to the county sheriff's office nears completion after a board of supervisors meeting. The E Rutledge excursion steamer sails from Winona to La Crosse with local athletes for a track meet. Lectures postponed due to bad weather at West Avenue church. A Catholic church dedication is set for June 28 at Viroqua with a special train for local Catholic Knights and Knights of Columbus members. Mahoney will meet William Jennings Bryan at Waukesha and then Madison, carrying La Crosse Democrats' support. The Sparta Fruit Growers push trial vineyards near Angelo with irrigation plans by the State Horticultural Society. Sparta to pave leading streets and alleys with brick this summer. Nordahl Elstad and Clara Engelstad wed in La Crosse at St. Paul’s church. Washington imposes $200 penalties for mail misdelivery by postmasters, including newspapers. Belle Gunness case linked to Trempealeau resident is clarified as he escapes. Spring Valley hosts a Modern Woodmen picnic June 1–3 with a La Crosse attendance via a special train. Bond propositions planned for towns Little Falls and Lafayette along the Sparta Melrose line, with North Bend key to the road’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
E. Rutledge
Fugina Brothers
Fountain City
Winona
la Crosse
Leitnant Magnus
Christiania Norway
West Avenue
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Viroqua
Catholic Knights
Knights of Columbus
Mahoney
Bryan
P. W. Mahoney
William Jennings Bryan
Waukesha
Madison
Angelo
Sparta Fruit Growers’ Association
Sparta
State Horticultural Society
Nordahl M. Elstad
Clara Engelstad
St. Paul’s
Ed Elstad
Washington
Gunness
BP. C. Cleveland
Trempealeau
Belle Gunness
la Porte
Ind
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Chas. Newland
Melrose Railway
Little Falls
Lafayette
Monroe County
North Bend
Ladies Circle of St Pauls Universalist to Meet at Church
The annual meeting of the Ladies circle at St Pauls Universalist church will convene in the church parlors Saturday at 3 PM. A picnic supper will be served following the gathering.
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Mme. B. Soule
Main St
Ladies’ Circle
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Ladies Host Supper at Universalist Church
The Universalist church ladies plan a supper in the church parlors next Thursday evening with public welcome. Hostesses include Mesdames John Palmer Hill W E Barber Robinson and W A Pryor.
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the Universalist Church
John Palmer
Hill
W. E. Barber
Robinson
W. A. Pryor
Wednesday Afternoon 500 Club Closes With Meister Victory
Mrs. W. F. Benton hosted the Wednesday Afternoon 500 club at 112 North Tenth Street this week. Mrs. S. L. Meister won the prize in a close game.
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W. F. Benton
North Tenth Street
S. L. Meister
Laymen's League Entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Smith
The Laymen's League was entertained last Monday night by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith at their home 1325 State Street. An enjoyable evening was spent and plans were made for a steamer excursion on the Rutledge to be taken June 20.
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Fred Smith
State Street
Ladies League entertained by Mrs Mosher at church
The Ladies League of the Universalist church was entertained by Mrs. M. E. Mosher at 1028 South Seventh Street yesterday afternoon. About twelve ladies attended and enjoyed hospitality, with luncheon served at six o'clock.
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Ladies’ League of the Universalist Church
M. E. Mosher
South Seventh Street
Master Hugo Willerk Visited Winona on Way Home
Master Hugo Willerk is the guest of friends in the city while on his way home in Winona.
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Hugo Willerk
Winona
Waukon Memorial Day address delivered by H E Taylor
H E Taylor delivers the address at the Waukon Memorial Day ceremony as De Soto and Ferryville residents contribute many shoppers to Lansing for the event.
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H. E. Taylor
de Soto and
Ferryville
Lansing
Branch of German American alliance organized in La Crosse
Dr J C Hexamer outlined goals of the Deutsche Amerikanische Staatsbund Wisconsin and inspired a La Crosse audience to form a local branch. Hugo Schick introduced him. William Luening Adolph Candrian and Gerhardt A Kuehn spoke as organizers pressed ahead with the new chapter.
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J. C. Hevamer
Hugo Schick
Deutscher Verein
Mr. Hexamer
William Luening
Adolph Candrian
Gerhardt A. Kuehn
Rug Co. Team Defeats Orientals in Ten-Inning Contest
A Sunday morning game at George street ball grounds saw the La Crosse Rug Factory defeat the Orientals 13 to 12 in ten innings. Pitcher Sweaty yielded to La Crosse hitters as Ripbogle hit three two baggers and Roy Roth hit two homers. Whipple’s three bagger produced the winning run for La Crosse. Batteries Orientals Peck and Sweaty Netwal six strikeouts. La Crosse Bug Co Roth Miller Mcwell fourteen strikeouts.
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George Street
Orientals
la Crosse Rug Factory
Sweaty
la Crosse Bug Co
Ripbogle
Roy Roth
Whipple
la Crosse Boys
Peck
Netwal
Roth
Miller
Mcwell
Sunday Magazine of The Record Herald Shines in Quality
Critics praise the Sunday Magazine of The Chicago Record Herald for its premier fiction acquisitions including Conan Doyle and Anthony Hope. The publication is celebrated for color covers, superb illustrations, and a lineup of stories humor poetry and sketches by top authors.
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Midle West
Chicago Record- Herald
Conan Doyle
Nigel
Anthony Hope
United States
Winniger Bros Close Engagement at La Crosse Theatre
Winniger Bros close their engagement at La Crosse theatre Sunday night with a final laughing show. Remaining acts include The Mysterious Music Master on Friday Simple Simon Saturday matinee A Man's Broken Promise Saturday evening and a 10 cent madness Sunday. The run ends with The School Trustees. Frank Winniger stars in the final bill.
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Winniger Bros
la Crosse Theatre
Music Master
Simon
Frank Winniger
Man learns stature not built by trampling others
A quotable adage notes that personal growth does not come from stepping on people. The saying emphasizes integrity, humility, and respect in social progress.
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John C. Burns
Main Street
Ywdoden Mills
South Eighth Street
Batavian National Bank
U. S
Wee
Nee Okes Ee
Cos Ck Oa
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Society
George Powell
Oswald Evans
Rockford
E. D. James
Everette
Pigeon
Swennes
H. A. Anderson
Whitehall
Kreutz & Niedbalski
William D. Peters
Wheatland
Darling of
Jefferson
Rhodes
Henry Torgerson
Rushford
Minn
Fred Bowers
Melrose
Will Weasel
Gateway City
Howard Campbell
St. Francis Hospital
Lizzie Crow
Mound Prairie
C.S. van Auken
Chicago
Milwaukee
C. E. Seiler
Mexico
Oscar Dean
Chippewa Falls
Paul M. Pamperin
South Ninth Street
B. Jennings
Detroit
O. A. Wensole
Mississippi Street
Harry Palmer
Kansas City
A. G. Carlton
Minneapolis
O. F. Immells
Blair
J. R. Evers
Garden City
S. D
G. Moes
F. S. Wilder
J. Snedden
Woodmen of the World
M. C. Riniz
Baraboo
City News
Laymen’s League
Mrs. Smith
Irvine
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Geneva
Ladies
W. T. Irvine
Ilinois College of Dutics
Burson
Karl CG. Kurtenacker
Madam Conklin
Sunday Journal
ISM
Riain Street
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