Mother of E M Young Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Louis Young aged 80 died after a two year illness at St Francis hospital. Born in Stuttgart she came to America 65 years ago and later to Lisbon Iow a before settling with her son E M Young in La Crosse. She left twelve children eight living and at midnight her remains will be sent to Lisbon for services and burial.
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St. Francis Hospital
Louis Young
E. M. Young
Young
America
Stuttgart
Germany
la Crosse
Lisbon
Iowa
Strict Rules At The La Crosse High School
La Crosse high school announces new exam policy after a faculty meeting. Examinations will count for one fourth of the work and students averaging below seventy at month end will be barred from exams. Teachers say this will curb cramming and boost term effort.
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the la Crosse High School
Y W C A Opens Fall Season At Rally In Gym
The YWCA fall season commenced with a gymnasium rally hosted by the educational committee led by Mrs. Robert Lowry. Miss Hogan presided. program included Geneva songs, violin and cello solos, Lake Geneva scenes, and a keynote on women's place and education.
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Ening
Robert Lowry
Miss Hogan
Geneva
Matilda Linse
Julia Linse
Winnipeg groom John Sheldon weds Victoria Fisher this week
Society notes announce the marriage of John Sheldon of Winnipeg Canada to Miss Victoria Fisher of 1018 South Sixth Street to be celebrated this week.
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John Sheldon
Winnipeg
Canada
Victoria Fisher
South Sixth Street
Social Notes on Travel and Local Visits
Mrs. A M Watson and her daughter depart for Chicago to stay with relatives until holidays. Miss Jennie Goodale of West Salem spent several days in the city. Mrs John Nelson of Caledonia returnsfrom visits with friends. Mrs Andrew Nevins plans to move to Madison South Dakota next week to join her husband. Mrs Frank E Smith hosted a tea at five with roses carna tions and trailing vines. helpers included Mrs Fred Smith Miss Edna Walier Miss Lark Smith Mrs W A Pryor and Miss Anna Grams.
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A. M. Watson
Chicago
Frank Smith
Frank E. Smith
Fred Smith
Edna Walier
Lark Smith
W. A. Pryor
Anna Grams
Hay-rack party chaperoned by Spechts at Hotel Onalaska
A jolly crowd of youths attended a hay-rack party guided by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Specht. After a city drive they dined at Hotel Onalaska with guests including Lillian Kampsilver Anna Stillpflug Anna Drake Elizabeth Davis Ava Cordell Josephine Jansky Ella Holst Fillie Edmund Dora Yanzer Tess Yanzer Ben Morn Harold Dorset Romeo Stadler Chas Jansky Bernard McConville Peter Nunstad Gerald Mostyn Henry Holberg Willard Hatre and Geoffry Medary of Madison.
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Louis Specht
Hotel Onalaska
Lillian Kampsilver
Anna Stillpflug
Anna Drake
Elizabeth Davis
Ava Cordell
Josephine Jansky
Ella Holst
Fillie Edmund
Dora
Tess Yanzer
Ben Morn
Harold Dorset
Romeo Stadler
Chas Jansky
Bernard McConville
Peter Nunstad
Gerald Mostyn
Henry Holberg
Willard Hatre
Geoffry Medary
Madison
Lake Geneva Geneva club plans year of events notice
The Geneva club outlines a full year of activities including rallies ghost party Voices of the Women and a Christmas bazaar with the gymnasium class starting Friday. Committees are listed with Mrs Colman Mrs Moore and others in charge and a gospel meeting led by Rev D C Jones is scheduled. Euripides quote concludes the fragment.
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Lake Geneva
Geneva Club
L. C. Colman
Moore
T. A. Lavake
Anna Goodland
Robert Lowry
M. E. Forbes
Will Robins
Elizabeth Irish
D. C. Jones
Largest and best stocked watch department advertised
Jewelry shop proclaims its vast line of high grade watches from ladies small est sizes to gents large sizes. It features solid gold cases with superb designs and long lasting grades including 25 and 20 year gold filled, boss and crescent cases. Watches kept in perfect order for five years free of charge.
Personal notes and city visitors fill La Crosse scene
A string of locals and visitors appear in La Crosse as Nicolas Georgan and Ole Eye of Caledonia reconnect with friends, Severt Johnson and son John visit the city, and many others attend fairs, business trips, or traveling to Milwaukee Chicago Madison and Viroqua. Gentle reminders include Dr George Powell and Dr Wit Powell practicing in the area and Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for coughs.
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FORD
Nicolas Georgan
Caledonia
Ole Eye
Severt Johnson
John
George Powell
Stella Samples
B. M. Donaldson
South Seventh Street
Masonic Temple
N. W. Robinson
Madison
Wisconsin
J. A. Reese
Wyoming
Huck
Gateway City
Clayton
Money Creek
City
James Mackey
Mound Erie
E. H. Jackel
South Sixth
H. Swenson
Mound Prairie
Ed Dorival
Ella Murry
Anna Kelley
Houston
la Crosse
Foley
O. T. Eratt
Mabel Iverson
Matt Olson
Pleasant Valley
A. G. Cox
Chas. Johnson
Anders Johnson
F. A. George
W. S. Gilpin
Osseo
Wis
la Crosse Fair
Nels Thompson
Milwaukee
Chicago
Viroqua
Margaret Palus
J. R. Ogden
Black River Falls
Carl Ogden
Lake Geneva
H. E. Thiving
Merrillan
Ed Landers
Sunny Vale
Helga Holmgren
L. Gunderson
Squaw Creek
G. Gilbertson
Attorney Conway
Lansing
Fred Paulson
Center
Fred Bieber
E. Strub
St. Francis Hospital
William Swingle
James Starrum, Jr
Mercer, Wik
Ed Rounds
Seattle
O Sorensen
Superviso
L. Christopher Son
Burns
City News to Marry Viroqua Girl and Other Local Items
Leo Brezezowsky seeks license to wed Amy Williams of Viroqua Vernon county. Chickenpox cases rise in Preston lower grades prompting school precautions. Geo Ascham of Lansing Iowa hospitalized for stomach trouble awaiting surgery after two years illness. Elmer Sadler of English Beach Iowa operated for appendicitis. procedure successful and patient resting. Railroads to issue green one way tickets to curb counterfeiting. Miss Lillian Palmer and Fred L Young of North Bend Wisconsin wed by Judge D E Vance at Winona with two witnesses.
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Viroqua
Leo Brezezowsky
Vernon County
Amy Williams
Preston
Geo. Ascham
Lansing
Iowa
Elmer Sadler
English Beach
Towa
North America
Winona
D. E. Vance
Winona United
Lillian Palmer
Fred L. Young
North Bend
Wis
St Paul Hotels Report Cites Filth and Poor Sanitation
City health inspector D O Neill reports numerous hotels and lodging houses in St Paul showing filthy floors and bedding unsanitary toilet facilities and poor light and ventilation. Many establishments require general cleaning and improved sanitation amid a mix of favorable and unfavorable findings.
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ST. Paul, Minn
D. O’neill
Renz
Mrs Elvina Lambkin Dies of Tuberculosis at 40
After two years of illness Mrs Elvina Lambkin 40 wife of Walter Lambkin 1020 Grove street La Crosse died at 6 pm yesterday She leaves a husband and two young children The funeral will be held Saturday at 2 pm from the residence and 2 30 pm from English Lutheran West Avenue South Rev J J Clemens will officiate burial in Oak Grove cemetery
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Elvina Lambkin
Walter Lambkin
Grove Street
la Crosse
West Avenue South
J. J. Clemens
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fraternal Reserve Initiates Class Tonight
Badger Council No. 61 of the Fraternal Reserve initiates a new class at the council hall on Main street. District Manager A C Radke led Western Wisconsin field work. The council will host social events for fall and winter.
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Badger Council No. 61
Fraternal Reserve Association
Main Street
A. C. Radke
Wisconsin
Christian Endeavor Meeting at Miss Larsen Home
The regular monthly meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of North Presbyterian will be held Friday evening October 2 at the home of Miss Alma Larsen 1541 Wood Street A large attendance is desired Mr and Mrs Bloomer of this city stopped at Winona to visit friends while on their honeymoon.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the North Presbyterian Church
Alma Larsen
Wood Street
Mrs. Bloomer
Winona
Robert Ewing Named National Committeeman and Leader
Robert Ewing of the Daily States New Orleans is elected by the Louisiana delegation as national committeeman. At 49 he serves on the Democratic campaign executive committee and owns the Daily States and Shreveport Times with a long career from telegraph operator to AP editor and publisher.
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Robert Ewing
Daily States
New Orleans
Ewing
Louisiana
Denver
Mack
Associated Press
The
Shreveport Times
Forgetful Mr Tippet Sparks Wife’s Tearful Moment
A scene from Life depicts Mr Tippet apologizing to his wife as he admits his growing forgetfulness. He reveals a small package of cigars, confessing he almost forgot to buy them and failed to attend several errands her list implied.
October Weather Summary From La Crosse Bureau Records
Weather data from 35 years at La Crosse show October conditions with an average temperature of 50. The record notes 1900 as the warmest year and 1873 as the coldest. Frost dates, precipitation, snowfall, wind speeds, and daily patterns are summarized, and Anton Linker is reported returning from a Pacific coast trip.
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Weather Bureau
la Crosse
Prescription Druggist Ad Promotes Early Doctor Involvement
An advertisement urges immediate doctor consultation for family members and stresses rapid treatment to prevent severe disease. It claims over 106000 prescriptions prepared and promotes correct medicine compounding by Prescription Druggist at 503 Main.
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Kings
Jonathans
Grimes Goldden
John C. Burns
IE Cream & Butter Company
Mme. B. Soule OS
Front ST
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cecelia Quartet
Cecilia Quartet
Lavake
Soderberg
Austin
Backus
Worthington
Hayrack Party
Euripides
Irvine
Elgin
Waltham
W. T. Irvine
Illinois
Cat Glass
Fred Hartwell
South Eighth Street
Morikubo
Davenport
Grace Grombach
Racine
Harry Wiley
H. Guthneck
Harper's Ferry
Curtiss
Third Regiment
Indianapoliss
O. I. Fritz
S. G. Eaton
Anna Siegel
City News
ST. Paul
C. E. Meeting
Annie Mack Berlein
Nance
la Crosse Theatre
Miaco & Dabloda
la Cresse
Hagar Street
Wood Yard
DEM
Comittee
Anton Linker
Pacific Coast
the Doctor
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