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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
3
North Presbyterian holds a sermon at 10 30 a m and an evening service at 7 45 p m at the corner of Logan and Avon streets with worship announced for Sunday.
Norwegian Bethel reports Pastor O L Christianson leads Sunday school at nine a m and services at ten thirty a m with an evening gathering at seven forty five.
German Lutheran Church announces services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15. Evening service conducted in English at 8 p m.
Trinity Lutheran church on Avon street led by Rev. L. S. Marvick reports no services on Sunday.
Caledonia St Methodist church with Rev. A V Ingham pastor holds morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 45 A memorial service is attended by John Flynn Post G A R and the W R C Anthems include Under the Willow and Cypress The Old Guard and the New Guard Sermon by the pastor Gospel service with hearty singing and an address by the pastor continuous for the day.
The Scandinavian Baptist Church at Charles and Logan streets holds Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school runs 12 to 1 p.m. B Y P U meets at 6 30 p.m. The evening service is at 7 30 p.m. A weekly prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
Tabernacle Baptist church at Avon and Clinton streets will hold services conducted by H. B. Hetherington, superintendent of City Mission. Morning service at 10 30 in the forenoon and evening service at 7 45 with B Y P S at 7 00 and Sunday school at 11 45 a m.
Earl V. M. Long, a Harvard undergraduate and football standout known as the college strong man, outlines a frugal menu of two boiled eggs potatoes bread and butter costing about one dollar weekly. The piece shows how Long lives cheaply while maintaining satisfaction.
German M E Church at Clin ton and Berlin streets led by Rev. W J Witter announces Sunday school at 715 a m preaching at 1030 a m Epworth League at 715 p m and second preaching at 745 p m A German school in reading writing and catechism meets Saturdays at 9 m A cordial invitation is extended to the German public.
The Norwegian Danish M. E. Church at Berlin and Sill streets reports Sunday school at 9 15 a m and worship at 10 30 a m under Pastor I T Slatte. A Wednesday evening prayer meeting is held with no evening service.
Rev. E Vik pastor at Norwegian Lutheran Church corner Charles and Sill streets. Services at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 a m.
Alderman George B. Marvin Jr will move a resolution at the next common council meeting requiring all automobile drivers to obtain a license and pay a $1 fee before legally operating their vehicles. Marvin says the license will curb reckless driving by deterring speeding by young drivers on main city streets.
Local notes report Newton Nelson of Austin visiting on the north side. Galesville delegates D P Gibson attended county superintendents meeting in town. Mae Downs of St Paul expected to visit for Decoration day with the Downs family. K Curtis of Centerville Wisconsin visited friends. Brie and Eberhart advertise wood at 3.75 per load. Arthur Gilbertson of Wisconsin will spend Sunday and Monday with his family. J E Graf at 1307 Caledonia ill. Elsie Russell of Chicago visiting her father J H Russell. Nellie Oehler of Winona visiting at 1324 Avon with her mother. M R Neff returns home to Viroqua from visit with Al Roberts. Milwaukee brakeman Trimble shot Argus Fritchie in Savanna leg yesterday. Trimble fled. John Flynn post G A R and W R C hold Memorial services Monday.
Hilvey Roselle of Marinette Wisconsin says Hood’s Sarsaparilla relieved spring fatigue and sleeplessness after a sick spell. He notes the blood purifier work and urges keeping Hood’s in the house, endorsing the liquid and Sarsatabs forms.
Joseph Wasnoiske, 62, longtime North Sider resident, died at home on Kane Street after two days unconsciousness from apoplexy. Survived by widow, four sons, two daughters. Born in Germany 62 years ago, he came to this country over 40 years ago. Funeral at St. John's Church Avon and St. James streets at 9 am Monday, Rev. Kaluza officiating, Undertaker Dwyer in charge.
Mrs H A Lee assistant district manager of the B A Y was presented with a handsome solid gold garnet brooch in a registered package Friday morning as a gift from Spring Grove Homestead No 1539 La Crosse Homestead No 806 Brotherhood of American Yeomen held a regular meeting in Nicholson Scott hall Wednesday evening. A number of new applications were presented for the next large class to be taken in. After the meeting dancing followed. Rowena Circle B A Y met Thursday afternoon with a fine dinner and progressive cinch for Haviland China prizes won by Mesdames Lee Walter Grove and Vondrashek. The Circle will host another card party and dance on Thursday evening June 2. The Young Ladies Drill team of the Yeo men will hold the fourth benefit dance Saturday May 28 in Nicholson Scott hall.
R and the Women's Relief Corps plan a day of memorials for deceased soldiers buried in Campbell cemetery. They meet at the hall on Mill Street at 9 AM, visit the cemetery, then gather at the Black River Bridge at 10 AM to strew flowers for those buried at sea. A noon banquet follows at the post hall, then a march to Caledonia Street M E church for a sermon by Rev. A V Ingham.
Frederick W. Carpenter resigns as private secretary to the president and is nominated as minister to Morocco. Officials say his health risks breakdown under White House workload in Washington.
Miss Zaida Moran and Walter E. Berg were wed at the bride’s mother home with Rev. Stephens presiding. The pair left for Milwaukee then will settle at home. the event was attended by close relatives only.
The Lincoln Douglas Debating Society voted the negative on the question about Hughes of New York entering public life. Officers for next year were elected: President Mabie, Vice President Stam, Secretary Gates, Treasurer Halik, Regent Weisse, Sergeant at arms Kaulfuss. The annual banquet is set for June 10 with a picnic the next Saturday. Mabie Stam and Witcraft will lead next year's Sparta team. a Wendell Phillips debate must be held June 9 or Lincoln Douglas wins by forfeit.
Chicago May 7 Prosecutor Wayman ridicules defense claims that bribery in a United States senator election is not an Illinois offense. He says Browne paid $1000 to Representative White to sway a Lorimer vote, a violation under both federal and state law with concurrent jurisdiction. Juror clouding tactics are denounced as a tactic to hide facts. Ruling on the demurrer is expected in several days.
Gov Deneen and party were arrested for speeding while riding in a touring car owned by Charles H. May of a local newspaper. The governor avoided court as May was charged and released for a planation today.
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