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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1908
Page
5
The women of the First Methodist church plan a work morning at the church premises. They will clean and tidy the main auditorium and parlors, aided by many hands. Each attendee brings a lunch while coffee will be served at noon.
The Junior League of the German M E church holds a Dutch market in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon May 27 from 2 to 6 p.m. All goods and refreshments are home made and attendees are promised a good time. Members and friends of the church and congregation are invited.
Mr. William H. Roesner of Charles City Iowa is visiting friends for a few days before a trip to Milwaukee and Chicago. Mrs Landemo has returned from North Dakota where she had been staying for some time.
The La Crosse county Guernsey Breeders association reports 3690 cattle tested last year with 110 tubercular cases. Two thousand were tested by the association’s agent, and the county is claimed to have more tuberculine tested animals than any other county in the state. An aside mentions Professor Z. and a forthcoming song performance.
A card party and dance hosted by the John P. Linton lodge of the K of P drew a large crowd at their hall on Friday night. Edward Maurer, a shipping clerk at Heileman brewery, bought a pony and rig from Hallenbeck and Morgan, successors to Hodge and Bradbury.
The La Crosse golf season opens Memorial Day at Schaghticoke Country club with trophies to be awarded. The committee is busy arranging, play begins early and lasts all day, a table d hote dinner at six, and a musical program in the evening. The club recently joined the Western Golf association, bringing new privileges and prominence.
Local rifle experts announce the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Topperwein of San Antonio Texas for an exhibition in La Crosse toward the end of the month. The pair are acclaimed as among the world’s best shots and their performance is expected to be a major draw for sportsmen.
Dr Will Powell and Dr George Powell are listed among local physicians. Miss Loretta Flannigan left for the Twin Cities for vacation visiting friends and relatives. Mrs W F Adams and Mrs J P Palmer are guests in Minneapolis and Interior respectively. Many locals, including Mrs George Herkin, John G Williams, Austin Parker, P B Curtis, H C Uholtz, O F Horner, A Gummin, S Austin, Z Baebler, C J Rue, George Andenho, B O Parkhurst, are noted for visits, calls, or stays with friends. Massage services offered at Arnold Sanitarium. New phone 283.
New daily train links via Chicago and North Western and P R C N W start May 25 linking Pierre Rapid City with West bound 503 from Huron 9 20 p m daily except Sunday and east bound 502 from Rapid City 8 38 p m daily except Saturday. Through Pullman car service will run Huron Twin Cities with arrivals St Paul 7 30 am Minneapolis 8 05 am and departures 7 30 pm from Minneapolis and 8 00 pm from St Paul. Direct Rapid City connections to Deadwood Lead Belle Fourche and Hot Springs offered.
Undersheriff John Mohr won the high score prize for Class A at the La Crosse Sharpshooters meet for the third consecutive time. His yesterday high score was 206, earning the permanent medal after three wins. Dr. Gatterdam presented the award as Mohr received congratulations from members. scores from yesterday follow.
San Francisco May 25 Joe Gans departed quietly for the east. He refused to disclose his mission when discovered by accident and says he will return June 7. It is believed he aims to discuss a bout with Packie McFarland, in addition to his 45 round agreement with Nelson. Meanwhile Brusso, brother of Tommy Burns, lies in critical condition in Oakland after a severe hammering in a recent fight.
A concise remark noting that some individuals hoard truth as others hoard wealth, highlighting the parallel between honesty and financial restraint. The line suggests skepticism toward those who withhold or distort facts for personal gain.
The interstate track and field meet at the fair grounds Saturday crowned La Crosse the cup for most points and the winning relay team. Sixty eight points for La Crosse topped Sparta 36 and Winona 8 as 16 events were held including sprints, jumps, throws, and relays. A ball was held for visiting contestants with medals awarded, and La Crosse received the silver loving cup.
W A Edwards formerly an optician in La Crosse has been awarded the Wardemann prize a Marquette University scholarship in ophthalmology. The prize was formally awarded today as the La Crosse community expresses pleasure.
A special train to Spring Valley for the Woodmen Picnic departs La Crosse at 6 45 a m Tuesday June 2 via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. Return from Spring Valley is scheduled for 8 p m. Details furnished by F R Hartwell agent.
A brief reflection on social hierarchy claiming only three classes exist with a sharp distinction that the majority do not belong to the top tier. The text discusses perceived differences and emphasizes lack of merit as a factor in belonging to the lowest group.
The Third Infantry band held a large reception at their quarters in Viroqua on Friday evening attended by over 800 citizens. Carved citrus favors exhausted quickly as fruit punch and Viroqua cigars were enjoyed. Attendees inspected regimental equipment, and uniforms ranged from khaki to winter overcoats. The event was the season's largest social gathering, with a festive, hospitable mood. Local residents and movers joined in post-event social rounds and neighborhood updates.
On Glen Echo links Stuart Stickney defeated his brother Arthur 6 and 4 to claim the St Louis city golf championship. It marked the third final defeat of Arthur by Stuart. Their father W A Stickney cried with pride after the match as the brothers embraced. Both players are members of the Country club.
Notice received that the railroad commission will soon commence appraisal of the water plant in preparation for an investigation of rates.
The La Crosse Motorboat Club abandons its Memorial Day picnic at Pettibone Park on May 30 due to the opening of the launch season and many members private plans. Commodore John C. Toeller announces standing committees for entertainment and regatta organization. Committees meet Thursday at the Elks Club to plan the season’s aquatic events.
A concise proverb noting that beauty in a spouse does not justify duplicity or deceit, suggesting steadfast loyalty over appearances. It implies disdain for duplicity in marriage and emphasizes the value of honest character over outward charm.
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