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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
8
C C Murray of La Crescent Minnesota urges residents to choose a reliable accident association after receiving a $2313 claim payout from Woodman Accident Association following a February 1907 policy and a March 1907 ankle sprain.
A reflective remark notes that someone who feels unappreciated is often the sole judge of their own effort and worth.
An elderly New Jersey man who rode a train to Portage fell temporarily insane and was cared for by his nephew in Minneapolis. Separately barbers on the North Side debate unionization and price boosts aimed at Matsdorf, with mixed views on joining the union and raising shop rates.
Mr. George B. Marvin and J. S. Miller of North La Crosse chosen to represent the North side lodge of the Independent Order of Foresters at the state convention in Wausau on June 5. Delegates from every lodge throughout the state will attend.
George Johnson, a longtime Lake Michigan sailor, visits his parents at 516 Mill Street. He plans to travel to North Dakota to see his brother. He previously served aboard the Kansas, part of the relief effort for the Iowa steamer fire near Milwaukee.
Karam Assis and Miss Julia Jo seph of the Syrian colony on the North side were married yesterday by Rev. Father Murphy at his Caledonia Street home 1032. The ceremony was private with few fellow countrymen present. The couple will live in the Syrian colony on the North side. The open season for coal chuting is closing.
Mrs B Heath of Milwaukee and Mrs Hill of West Salem return from a visit at 721 Caledonia street. Miss Estella Wolcott plans a Sparta visit with her brother. Rail work on Caledonia street by City Railway nearly finished. Leo Betzinger travels to Caledonia Minnesota. Miss Grace Emerson visits north side friends. Mrs T Allen attends her son’s wedding at St Joseph's ridge. E Van Doran infant ill at 628 Caledonia street. Light charges and gas bills mentioned.
A newspaper analysis notes sustained La Follette presidential support promoted by the Journal and Free Press among leading figures like A. W. Sanborn L. M. Sturdevant and M. C. Owen. It contrasts favorable sentiment in the west with skeptical anti La Follette coverage from Milwaukee papers.
Miss Anna Trinkes and Peter Sieger of St Joseph Ridge wed at the bride’s home at 10 o clock today with Miss Marie Sieger sister of the groom as bridesmaid and William Trinkes brother of the bride as groomsman. A large gathering witnessed the ceremony.
Mr. John Foley entertained at dinner at the Stoddard Sunday evening in honor of several out of town guests. Those present included Miss Braden of Chicago, Miss Brinan of Muskegon, Miss Kerndt of Lansing, Elenore Funk, Olga Candrian, Malinda Funk, Urmersbach Candrian, Moritz Kerndt, John Foley, Albert Funk, William Funk, Dr. Dvorak, Sam Hyde, and Will Funk.
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Bertha Lang daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lang of Kilbourn City to Mr Laurent Traub of this city. The wedding will take place June 4 at the home of the bride in Kilbourn City. Mr and Mrs Traub will make their home in La Crosse.
The Modern Samaritans council No 81 met with strong turnout on Wednesday May 22. The next session is scheduled for June 4 and all members are urged to attend. A. F. Jande returned from a winter in Vermont and Texas and was warmly welcomed. Refreshments followed and social time ensued. Miss Ash will host the group at 707 La Crosse Street this evening inviting all members to attend.
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