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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

7

Madison Meet Looms For Local High School Athletes

Ten Madison bound high school athletes depart for the interscholastic track meet under WIA A. Captain Wallace Tourtellotte leads a squad including Frank Strum Harry Bradish Ralph Bradish Victor Jacobson Roddy Ray Keeler Stanley Gordon and Leissring. Keeler may miss the trip over scholastic issues but could place in shot put. Jacobson shows hammer throws around 125 feet. Novak excels in running sprints and high jump prospects include Bradish and Novak. Interstate meet with La Crosse and Menomonie looms June 5 with a reception and trophy presentations at Parkers jewelry store followed by a dance at Elks Hall.

Madison W.I.A. A Wallace Tourtellotte Frank O. Strum Harry G Ralph Bradish Victor Jacobson Roddy Ray Keeler Stanley Gordon Leissring Association Keeler Fae Jacobsen Novak Bradish Tourtellotte Strum

Woodruff Stock Company Stages Along the Mohawk

The Woodruff Stock company delivers a four act rural comedy Along the Mohawk praised for its clean wholesome humor and moving moments. The production runs tonight and includes a Saturday matinee and night with Sunday matinee and night featuring The Heir to the Hoorah by request.

Woodruff Stock Company

Thomas Liskovez Dies at 18 After Lung Illness

Thomas Liskovez formerly a bookkeeper for John Dengler died at his home 726 West Avenue South after a long lung illness. He had just returned from Arizona seeking relief. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Wenzel Liskovez, three sisters and four brothers. Funeral 8:39 a.m. Monday from home and 9 a.m. at St Wenceslaus Church with Rev X Till officiating.

Thomas Liskovez John Dengler Wenzel Liskovez West Avenue South Arizona St. Wenceslaus Rev. X. Till

Post Office Observes Memorial Day with Monday Delivery

Post office will observe Monday as Memorial Day with windows open until 10 in the morning. Regular morning delivery will be made and mail collection occurs in the evening.

Keefe college students plan Hokah picnic trip

The Keefe business college students will take a 10:20 a.m. Milwaukee Station departure to Hokah, returning about 6 p.m. The item also lists local notices, meetings, sales and arrivals in La Crosse society.

Hanson Front St la Crosse

Silverware Selection and Engraving Services

A retailer highlights Rogers knives forks spoons and serving pieces in fancy and simple designs. Emphasizes durable wear and attractive designs with engraving offered free of charge.

Special Trains for the Woodmen Excursion to Sparta

Secretary Harry Taggart reports two special trains will leave La Crosse around 9 am for the Woodman picnic in Sparta on June 10. William Givler asks for a three member committee to judge the window dressing contest with a prize for best Sparta store window. Bangor and West Salem businesmen will join La Crosse excursion en route to Sparta.

Harry Taggart Merchants’ Association la Crosse Sparta William Givler Woodmen Picnic Association Taggart Givler the Tribune Bangor West Salem

Memorial Day Graves Decorated by Modern Woodmen

Modern Woodmen will honor their dead with Memorial Day exercises on June 6. Graves in Oak Grove cemetery will be decorated for numerous named members and relatives across multiple communities in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Oak Grove Cemetery J. L. Wallace J. W. Carlyle J. J. Lees W. E. Hoefner Frank Metz George Reif E. W. Chamberlain L. N. Reid James Clark Joseph Richter F. W. Koerner J. A. Westergaard A. F. Youngberg E. J. Farnam Edward Meyer Onalaska Wis Clayton Anderson George A. Johnson Westby Theodore Luedtke Soren Jensen, Sr Lewis Stenseng de Soto William R. Emery B. G. Alex Albert Gaerttner John D. Albrecht John M. Vrchota Jacob Michel J. O. Shelvan Guy J. Talley James Keller Thomas W. Cummings Zoel Martell Star Lake C. D. Faas Luci Lafarnaye M. Groves Frank Wietecka Joseph W. Weigel, Jr D. C. Gittens la Crescent Minn Joseph Jacques Val. Bettin Frank Mullenberg Z. Reunee Dubuque Iowa H. H. Byrne John Debold

Funeral of Hermann Schreier Held at Cathedral and Home

The funeral for Hermann Schreier will be conducted at his home at 8:30 and again at 9:00 at St. Joseph's cathedral Saturday morning with Rev. Sluyter officiating. Interment follows in the Catholic cemetery.

Hermann Schreier St. Joseph's Cathedral Rev. Sluyter

Neighborhood Coffee Honors Mrs Lucy Weston Before England Trip

Mrs Weston is feted by Mrs W D Culbertson and Mrs Neil Currie at a coffee yesterday afternoon at 332 North Sixth Street. Weston will soon depart for England.

Weston W. D. Culbertson Neil Currie Lucy Weston

St Clara's Convent Pupils Stage Annual Musicale

The St. Clara's convent annual musicale drew a full house last evening headlined by the cantata The May Queen in two scenes led by Miss I Cappellam. Guests included Misses L Roellig D Sieger L Streicher with a varied program of piano duets solos and ensemble pieces by Cecilian orchestra and zithers. The performers showed training and precision as the audience applauded many numbers.

ST. Clara's Convent St. Clara’s Convent I. Capellan L. Roellig D. Sieger L. Streicher E. Roellig C. Buchda M. Roth J. Hardie Cecilian Orchestra Germany E. Forbes

Embroidery Club Entertained at Miss Ella Picha Home

The E. S. Embroidery club was entertained at Miss Ella Picha’s residence on Loomis street 1633.

E. S Ella Picha Loomis Street

Marriage of Miss Mary Niesen and Nick Lusk

A Tuesday morning wedding at St Josephs church on St Josephs Ridge united Miss Mary Niesen and Mr Nick Lusk. The bride wore blue silk and carried roses. Bridesmaids Frances Kromnes Josephine Zanter Marie Kibbaud wore white and carried carnations. Best man Matt Lusk and roomsmen William Zanter Henry Trinkes attended. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom's home and a dance at St Josephs hall with the band. The couple received many presents.

Mary Niesen Nick Lusk St. Joseph’s Church St. Joseph's Ridge Frances Kromnes Josephine Zanter Marie Kibbaud Matt Lusk William Zanter Henry Trinkes St. Joseph's Hall St. Joseph’s Band

Companies for Mrs Weston

Mrs E E Dow hosted neighbors for Mrs Lucy Weston who sails from New York to England on Tuesday June 1. Attending were Mesdames Currie Culbertson Hanson Edward Weston and Lucy Weston. Mrs Neil Currie and Mrs Culbertson also hosted a similar gathering for Mrs Weston yesterday.

Annual May Party at the YWCA Delights Members

A pleasant evening at the YWCA rooms featured Mendelssohn's Spring Song played by an orchestra directed by Miss Hazel Josten. The program included a May polka by the junior gymnasium, a Last Hymn recitation, a Lucy Larcom costume drill, readings by Miss Chadwick, and a May pole act by the Geneva club led by Miss Leila Bigelow.

Hazel Josten Mendelssohn Maud van Loon Gertrude Dickins Elizabeth Schubert Ida Hill Mardie van Loon Lucy Larcom Club Chadwick Ollie Davis Geneva Club Leila Bigelow

La Crosse Girl Weds Chicago Businessman

Miss Emma Hagman of La Crosse married Leonard Bamickel of Chicago on May 26 at St. Augustine's church. The bride, a popular La Crosse girl, has lived in Chicago recently. the groom is a prominent Chicago businessman.

Langdon & Boyd Packing Company Main Sixth C. P. Levy St. Paul Elizabeth A. Bemis Ed Thornbury Wahpeton N. D M. T. Elstad Whitehall Julia Myrstuen Ettrick Blair Gateway City Dr. Powells Chip Yards Fifth and Adams Street Scimshak Neilder Romanowsky Volz Bube Forschler LA Crosse Emma Hagman St. Augustine’s Church Leonard Bamickel Chicago Hagman

Birthday Surprise for John Paul Dresen

Mrs. J. F. Newman hosted a birthday surprise last Saturday for her younger brother John Paul Dresen. A dozen children attended the celebration with games and cake.

J. F. Newman John Paul Dresen

Dog Attack Resident Clue Clears Ed Stroch Ownership

A dog that maimed Bernice Sander on State Road Coulee belonged to Ed Stroch, not Joseph Stroch, after initial reports. The child is recovering from facial wounds caused by the animal.

Bernice Sander State Road Coulee Ed Stroch Joseph Stroch

Milwaukee couple married in Winona surprise prank

Mr and Mrs Max Meyer wed in Winona on Wednesday evening before stepping from a Milwaukee train into a car. They were jolted by cow bells attached to a following machine as an immunity prank. The bride is Maud Havens, daughter of Harlo and Mrs Havens of West Salem. The groom manages a large brick yard in Mormon Coulee near the city.

Buick Tribune Nicholson-Scott Hall Minnie Knight Hadie Nelson Sparta Tabernacle Baptist Church Max Meier la Crosse Maud Havens West Salem Winona Tim C. Mahoney Albert Erickson Minneapolis Norwegian Lutheran Church G. A. R. Relief Corps Spanish Veterans’ Auxilliary John Showen Viroqua REO Elsen & Kneen Bangor F. B. Schwartzhoff Dorchester Iowa M. Benke Coon Valley Louis Monti, Jr Genoa H. O. Thorn Avandahl Minn L. Lockwood Dakota Linker Hall Olive Gardner Victory Will Edin Caledonia Anna M. Guyte Henry Marquardt The la Crosse Gas & Electric Company Brindley Will Powell Willis Reed Hulda Carlson Mary Lynch Mound Prairie Roxy Gibson Eleva K. O. Sennes Ben Fidreng Houston T. J. Kroehler J. L. Parehman Black Rver Falls Charles Gunther Alma Conrad Fitel Buffalo County Vollbrecht Schauenburg Fountain City George Powell Mikkel Onsgard and Son Spring Grove Inga Fladager A. Halverson Milwaukee Max Meyer Harlo Havens Mormon Coulee City

Line licenses issued as season opens May 20

The county clerk begins issuing line licenses as the season opens on May 20. Albert Schubert of Genoa was in the city yesterday on business.

Albert Schubert Genoa

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns la Crosse Floral Co New York Lemonkee Butter Company Menomonie Parkers’ Jewelry Elks Hall Women’s New Garment Store Reiman & Tordt Main St Nebuer Ginger North Side Bottling Works la Crosse, Wis C. J. Dresen Forbes South Seventh Street J. L. Callahan George R. Hodge W. B. Fraser Sparta Picnic H. Schreiter the la Crosse Tom America E. J. Pynn South Fourth Street Fred Dittman
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