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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
8
Personal notices from Bijou and local visitors
Change of program at the Bijou tonight with Yeomen meeting and special entertainment at Coren Hall. Dr Sara Nimocks returns from Ida Grove after a sister's illness. William Tisch back from Texas trip. Dr Will Powell discusses women’s diseases. M J Le Court in Milwaukee on business. P Wetter returns from two trips to Mankato. Mr and Mrs T B Lawrence return from extended visit. Mr and Mrs A Sterling in St Paul visiting friends. Alderman Harry Hirzhheimer away on east trip. Mrs James Smalser back from Viroqua visit. Labor witnesses from Neshonic’s mills testify for railroad in Goddard suit. Hack calls billed by Phone 175 Gateway City. Mrs A W Fitzpatrick and mother en route to Tunnel City for weeks. M Voller family visiting in city. M Crane of Houston back after visit. Mr and Mrs A Halebut of Eau Claire visiting. Mrs A Suggans of Flandreau visiting. Mrs L E Nelson of Lake Mills home after visit. J Wolden in city on business. A Samich of Whalan calling La Crosse. J Fisher and daughter of Madison visiting. Mrs J Hendrick of West Prairie visiting Le Crosse. C E H Ward returns to Chaseburg after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeomen
Coren’ Hall
Sara Nimocks
Ida Grove
Iowa
William Tisch
Texas
Will Powell
M. J. le Court
Millwaukee
P. Wetter
Mankato
T. B. Lawrence
A. Sterling
St. Paul
George Powell
Harry Hirzhheimer
James. Smalser
Viroqua
Neshonic’s Mills
Goddard
Hack
Gateway City
Trff Lins
A. W. Fitzpatrick
P. Peterson
Tunnel City
M. Voller
Flandreau
M. Crane
Houston
A. Halebut
Eau Claire
A. Suggans
S. D
Great Naval Test Highly Successful
Old Point Comfort May 28 The monitor Florida withstood the severest test ever inflicted on a wartime ship in peacetime. It endured bombardment from the Arkansas using twelve and four inch guns. The shell with new high explosive was used twice. Florida returned to Norfolk navy yard little damaged apart from a stove in of the right front turret armor and two drum mast tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point Comfort
Florida
Arkansas
Norfolk Navy Yard
Avery
Fraternal Reserve Lodge at Sparta reorganized
The Sparta R A chapter held a two day reorganization with attendees from La Crosse Bangor and other towns. A banquet was served by Mrs Thornburg of Sparta and a social event followed. Visitors enjoyed the installation and entertainment with delegates named from La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Tubercular Show Arrives Here Next Fall Exhibit
Secretary Hutchins of the State University informs Rev. Clem Mens that a tuberculosis exhibit will be sent to the city in early fall, likely in time for the inter-state fall. The passage notes men reach ages 30 faster than women, a cautious observation amid the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchins
The
State University
Clemmens
CITY NEWS PLUMBERS ACCUSE CITY
Local plumbers accuse city of taking water meter work, claim it hurts their business while city argues it improves service and saves owners money. Also notes ownership debate on streetcar system, a support case in court, a marriage license, and a new watering trough for horses on State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae “B
Economic Club of the Brotherhood of Andrew ‘and
Phillip
Samuel Johnson
Lawrence Kennedy
George Barrett
Charles Stam
Leo Replogte
Repusgle
Arthur Gibertson
Julia C. Mickelstad
State Street
Farewell Party At Cashton High School
Miss Mice Campbell hosted a senior farewell party at her Cashton Wisconsin home on May 26 with class colors red and white. Prizes went to Louis Schmitz Elizabeth Wikja rud and Louis Johnson Francis Dolan. Guests included Alice Campbell Lillian Mitby Myrtle Mitby Marie Bates Josephine Phoebe Campbell Edna Campbell Elizabeth Eikjerud Petula Du Mez Orion Nelson and more. The event featured games decorations dancing and toasts and ended around 2 a.m. The group later plans a Norway trip for Rev Hikjarud and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashton
Wis
Mice Campbell
Cashton High School
Owas
Louis Schmitz
Hlizabeth Wikja
Aliee Campbell
Alice Campbell
Berra
Due Moez
Lillian
Ene
Viroqua
Diamond
Hikjarud
Wilzabeth
Norway
Hikjarnd
Content Prisoner Confides After Warden Reveals Five Wives
An elderly visitor at a Philadelphia prison remarks on inmates’ contentment while the warden explains an officer’s peculiar confession that one man, a married man, has five wives awaiting him outside. The tale highlights the odd ethics of confinement and the absurdity of the offender’s situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Social Florida Miss Page hosts luncheon and shower
iE society notes recount Mrs Joe Calloway hosting a luncheon and shower for Miss Page at Allen House 214 North Seven Street. Guests include Miss Cutting, Miss Loveland, Miss Massa ger, Miss Lang, Miss Asplin, and Mrs Calloway. Page receives cut glass water set with sugar and creamer. Evening china shower planned by Edith and Bess Cutting at 3 17 West Avenue North. Additional cheerful plans for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Lulu. Page
Joe Calloway
Miss Page
Allen
Seven Street
Europe and Its Place in American Conversation
A fragmented piece extols Europe as a fountain of style and social ties, tracing its influence from post Civil War prominence to its role in daily life. It discusses palm traditions, nobility, travel etiquette, and mutual politeness as part of American engagement with Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Europe
Walter Raleigh
Palm Beach
Palm
Asia
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