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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1909

Page

4

92 year old Uncle Charlie Perry praised for vigor

The North Side feature highlights 92 year old Uncle Charlie Perry of Lockport New York who remains active, plays violin, and credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as indispensable to his vigor. The piece touts the whiskey as a predigested tonic that builds nerves, prevents decay, and preserves health in old age.

Samuel Charles Perry Lockport N. Y Perry Duffy Mr. Perry Duffy Malt Co Rochester Duffy Whiskey Co Stora

Carnival program for north side week of June seven

The June carnival program for the north side event has been issued and distribution to merchants completed. Highlights include a three sixty foot car animal show with lions leopards tigers dogs monkeys and bears, the Russian midget at twenty five inches tall, the Oriental theater with dancers gut spinners magicians and acrobats Ben Hur the educated horse and the Aztec survivor of cliff dwellers.

Kline Oriental Theater Ben Hur

North Side Carnival Set to Open June Seventh

The carnival will begin June seventh and run one week with daytime and evening shows. Prominent acts include Alice the strongest girl and Bert Kline in charge of operations. Highlights feature Dance of the Nixies Off to War On the Old Camp Ground and Columbias Children.

Dians Mexico Elma Alice Herbert Kline Columbia's

Knut Ringsager Laid To Rest

Funeral held for 65 year old Knut Ringsager of La Crosse at C Pederson residence with Rev. E O Vik officiating. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. He died in Burwick North Dakota from intestinal obstruction after three days of illness. Survived by two brothers Even Knutsen and I Nordsven and a Norway sister and nephew K S Knutsen and Mrs P Pederson.

Knut Ringsager Burwick N. D C. Pederson Caledonia Street Sletten E. O. Vik Charles Street Lutheran Church Oak Grove Ringsager Milwaukee Road la Crosse Joss Knutsen and I. Nordsven Norway K. S. Knutsen

Young athlete injured in district school track event

Milton Figgie son of Mr and Mrs C F Figgie of 1927 Rose Street fractured his arm after a fall during the annual grade school track meet at Tenth district school. Dr Lueck attended him he rests easily at home, the team had counted on his high jump to place first.

Milton Figgie C. F. Figgie Rose Street Lueck

Tenth Ward Children Present Cantata at Woodman Hall

The Tenth District school pupils from intermediate grades perform a four part cantata titled Ech oes of 63 next Saturday evening at Woodman hall on Rose street. The students have trained faithfully and the show is expected to be successful.

Woodman Hall Rose Street

Kinney Hurt at Medary on Milwaukee Road Freight

William Kinney a Milwaukee Road brakeman sprained his ankle at Medary while serving on a freight train. He was taken to the North Side hospital where Dr Egan treated him. The Portage resident rests easily and expects to return to work in about two weeks.

William Kinney Milwaukee Road Medary North Side Egan Portage

Local News Notes and Visits Across Town

Mr Chas Williams of Camp Douglas Wisconsin stays with his son B J Williams at 1337 George Street Mrs C Ellis of 1116 Rose Street visits friends in Brownsville Minnesota for a few days Mrs Wm Corlett of La Crescent Minnesota was a business visitor in the city Thursday Mrs F A Mitchell has returned to Minneapolis after a short North Side visit The conversation class meets with Miss Norma Partridge at 1433 Charles Street this evening The St Joseph baseball team played St James on the Indian Hill diamond this morning The RB R D club met last evening at Miss Agnes Schaller 1637 Wood Street Miss Ethel Herrington of 1526 Avon Street visits friends in Dubuque Iowa Mr and Mrs P Roggensack of 20190

Chas. Williams Camp Douglas Wis B. J. Williams George St C. Ellis Rose Street Brownsville Minn Wm. Corlett la Crescent F. A. Mitchell Minneapolis Norma Partridge Charles Street St. Joseph St. James Indian Hill RB. R. D Agnes Schaller Wood Street Ethel Herrington Avon Street Dubuque

Practical education and financial return valued by Wisconsin business group

A Wisconsin Business University notice highlights the value of practical education for securing work with Interstate Packing Co in Winona Minnesota. It argues parents should provide money making education combining culture with practical skills for better homes food clothing and financial return. It promotes sending for a catalog.

Interstate Packing Company Winona Minn Wisconsin Business University la Crosse Wis

Praise of Work Endorses Flynn Lectures in La Crosse

Clergy members from multiple churches endorse Prof Earl Flynn and urge congregations to attend his health lectures. They credit his campaign with promoting sobriety, temperance, proper diet, right breathing and scientific exercise to improve body and mind, predicting broad church and community benefits.

Prof. Flynn Flynn Rev R. Anderson West Avenue Norwegian Lutheran Church Earl Flynn George W. Fogg Tabernacle Baptist Church Professor Flynn

Weekend visits and illness noted in local brief

George street has gone to Lansing Ia to spend Sunday. Miss Agnes Ruud returns home from West Salem to spend Sunday. Mr. Earl Staats of Staats Regalia Co is confined at home due to illness.

George Street Lansing Agnes Ruud West Salem Earl Staats The Staats Regalia Co

North Side Churches Gather for Diverse Services

A listing of North Side churches includes German and Norwegian Lutherans and Methodists, Bethel Lutheran, Tabernacle Baptist, St. Peter’s, Caledonia Street Methodist, North Presbyterian, Scandinavian Baptist, Norwegian Methodist, and Trinity Lutheran. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and evening services across Avon, St Paul, Sill, Charles, Berlin, Logan, Clinton, and Onalaska locations.

Bethel Norwegian Church Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church Corner Sill and George O. L. Christensen Tabernacle Baptist Church Clinton and Avon’ Streets George William Fogg St. Peter's Church Logan and Avon Streets C. N. Moller Caledonia Street M. FE Caledonia Street Methodist North la Crosse North Side North Presbyterian A. A. Randall Scandinavian Baptist Scandinavian Baptist Church Charies Logan Streets Iver Larson Ed Fores Norwegian Methodist Norwegian Methodist Church Berlin Sill Streets Eliot Hansen

Professor Flynn to Lecture on Lung Health in La Crosse

The Tribune sponsors Professor Flynn as he visits La Crosse to explain lung capacity and hygienic breathing. He argues the body needs 80 barrels of air daily and five percent chest expansion, with guidance on sweating and skin health to eliminate poisons.

Flynn Fynn la Crosse Tribune the Tribune The

High School Athletes Train For Interstate Meet

Athletes from multiple schools showed strength at a practice meet held yesterday at the fairgrounds. Frank Novak starred, winning the 100 yard dash in 10.45 seconds, the 440 in 55 seconds, and the half mile in 2 minutes 12 seconds. Other qualifiers include Strum, Keller, Gund, Tourtellotte, Roddy, Novak, Harrison, Jacobson, Gordon, Leissring, and the Madison meet slated for next Saturday.

Fairgrounds la Crosse Madison Frank Novak R. Keller H. Gund R. Bradish Wallace Tourtellotte Roddy Tourtellotte Harrison Jacobson Tourteilotte S. Gordon A. Leissring F. Novak

Lane's Family Medicine A tonic laxative herb tea

A familiar health tonic claims to cleanse the bowels and restore natural function. The Lane's Family Medicine herb tea is advertised as a famous remedy to preserve health and strength, available in 25 cent packages at drugstores and dealers.

Lane

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Charlie S. C. Perry Wall Paper Headquarters Clinton Street North la Cross Lacrosse Tribune W. J. Schultz Jeck Dahlgren BORTE Wake Okg Tenth Ward Children Mrs. P. Roggensack Michael Knudson North Side Churches Charles and M. E Berlin Streets W. J. Ritter Trinity Lutheran Church T. T. Haverstad Reitzel’s Dom Ose aFl Anderson Pongee Motor Ward Foulard Simpson Amoskeag Lancaster
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