Church notices from multiple local congregations
A sweep of Sunday services at First Presbyterian English Lutheran First Congregational Westminster Presbyterian West Avenue M E Epise Church Christchurch Norwegian Lutheran St Pauls Universalist and First Methodist details list pastors service times Sunday schools and special events including a stereo illustrated sermon series and a union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Ferry Streets
J. J. Clemens
First Congregational First Congregational Church
Main
Seventh Streets
Henry Faville
Packman
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Redfield Street
D. H. Rohrabaugh
C. E
Walter Harrington
Minerva Bates
Della Miller
M. E
Mississippi Street
W. P. Cunningham
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Nuelson
Epworth League
Epise Church
Christchurch
Ninth and
Main Streets
Episcopal
C. N. Meijer
Brauhart Cawley
Elvey
Stanford
Goss
Religious services and schedules at city churches
Various churches list Sunday programs with service times, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and special events. Addresses include First Baptist on Sixth Street between Main and King, German Sethovcist at Seventh and Ferry, Emanuel Church at 12th and Vine, City Mission at 110 North Third, and others with Epworth leagues and gospel services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuelson
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
Main
King Streets
Colton Mission School
German Methodist Church
Ferry Streets
Panzlau
City Mission City Mission
North Third Street
Christian Workers’ Meeting
Spiritualist Church
First Spiritual Church
Linker’s
4Th
Main Streets
King Street
Oliver J. Ash
Sundev
German Baptist
German Baptist Church
Seventh and
Winnebago Streets
Fifth
People’s Sunday School
People’s
Travelers’ Hall
Linker Building
Fourth
Dr Pierce Publishes Full Ingredient List for Medicines
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo publishes a complete list of ingredients for his medicines. A booklet detailing each component is mailed free on request. The notice claims no alcohol or narcotics and notes Indians used some ingredients historically. Sold by all medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
V- Pierce
N. Y
Willea
Pierce
Sprained Ankle Relief Promised by Liniment
An article extols Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatism claiming most cases heal in under a week with faithful use and directions. It emphasizes rapid relief and suitability for chronic conditions.
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Chamberlain
Forgeries Strike Rhinelander Brewery Ledger
A. O. Hilgermann of the Rhinelander Brewing company found six forged checks each for ten dollars. A young Oshkosh arrival, Hugo Muller, is suspected after working at the plant last week. Oshkosh police have been directed to apprehend him.
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Rhinelander, Wis
A. O. Hilgermann
Rhinelander Brewing Company
Hugo Muller
Oshkosh
News of nearby villages and towns
Karl Bickel went to Adams Minnesota Wednesday evening. Sid Bowen returned to Mason City Tuesday evening. Rev Father Reilly of Elkader was a caller in town Tuesday. Ed Ostoff moved his family to Clayton. Dr W H Thomas went to Chicago Monday. Harry Bowen of Rockford Illinois spent a few days in the city. North McGregor residents attended the dance at McGregor Wednesday: Ernie Donahue Gerald Connell Frank Connell Lloyd Ferrice Miss Ina Contant Miss Connell Miss Flossie Donahue Miss Treven. Mrs Robert Liebner attends the Boscobel fair this week. Miss Sadie Goetz of Postville visited Miss Gretchen Doubenberger. Mrs Hannah Shour of Elkader visits her daughter Mrs Belle Smith. Miss Amanda Redel returned home in Marshalltown after visiting Aunt Mrs George Klein. Mr Patrick Baker and son came from Charles City to attend sister Maguire’s funeral. Miss Bessie Larabee goes to Chicago to study piano. Mrs Lawrence Kinnard and daughters depart for Louisville Kentucky after summer visit. T J Jaynes and wife depart for Decorah after summer. Evelyn Dalman weds Louis Stone at 9 pm and depart for St Paul at midnight. Mrs Fred Heberlin entertains her mother from Boscobel. Mrs Fisher visits Monona daughters Fox and Walsh. Miss Belle Flack visits sister near Waukon next Thursday. Rev and Mrs Epp at Prairie du Lac for German Evangelical Sunday school convention. Postmaster James Harris and M R Munson attend Boscobel fair Friday. Lansing fall festival competes with Boscobel fair for Prairie du Chien visitors. Mrs W S Allen returns from La Crosse. Republican candidate Arthur N Kopp to speak at Grand Opera House next Wednesday.
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Karl Bickel
Adams
Minn
Sid Bowen
Mason City
Father Reilly of
Elkader
Ed Ostoff
Clayton
W. H. Thomas
Harry Bowen
Rockford
North McGregor
McGregor
Ernie Donahue
Gerald Connell
Frank Connell
Lloyd Ferrice
Ina Cotant
Miss Connell
Flossie Donahue
Treven
J. K. Gray
Wauken
Robert Liebner
George Bowen
Sadie Goetz
Postville
Gretchen Doubenberger
Hannah Shour
Belle Smith
Amanda Redel
Marshallton
George Klein
Patrick Baker and Son
Charles City
Mrs. Maguire
Bessie Larabee
Chicago
Lawrence Kinnard
Leonora
Anna
Louisville Wy
Kinnard
T. J. Jaynes
Decorah
Heights
Evelyn Dalman
Louis Stone
St. Paul
Fred Heberlin
Boscobel
Fisher
Monona
Fox and
Walsh
Belle Flack
Waukon
Gus Kieser
Epp
Prairie du Lac
James Harris
M. R. Munson
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
W.S. Allen
la Crosse
Arthur N. Kopp
Congress
Third District
Grand Opera House
Prairie du Chien Social Notes and Travel Bits
Attorney J. P. Evans made a business trip to McGregor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson moved into a new home east of the city. Leap year ball planned at Grand Opera October 16. Miss Alice Bull returned from Iowa. Mrs. M. Gronert of Milwaukee visiting parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Clinton returned from Chicago visit with Sherwin Bisbee. Zion Evangelical Ladies Aid to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Evans
McGregor
W. A. Johnson
Grand Opera
Alice Bull
Iowa
M. Gronert
Milwaukee
Fred S. Clinton
Chicago
Cleveland Railway sues Municipal Traction for 200000
The Cleveland Railway Company sues the Municipal Traction Company in Cleveland Ohio for 200000 alleging it is due for rental of property. The suit follows a dispute over dividends to stockholders and board actions by Johnson and other Municipal directors who delayed payment until they faced potential legal action.
Revenue decline in 27th report for rail line
The 27th report of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha shows revenue from operating for the year ending June decreased by more than a million.
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ST. Paul
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Claim Promised Restore Vitality
An advertisement asserts that people with kidney trouble are weak and exhausted and that Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys and restores lost vitality. It urges refusing any other product.
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Foley
The Republican Heir Apparent
The son of the Republican Presidential Nominee is described as his father’s boon companion. If the former secretary of war becomes president, Charlie would wield more influence than cabinet members.
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Charlie
White House
Municipal ownership fails in Washburn explains loss
Washburn, Wis. municipal governing body returns the lighting plant to the Electric Light and Power company after finding the purchase a losing proposition and illegal. An amicable settlement allows the company to continue operating the works.
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Washburn
Wis
Electric Light and Power Company
Barstow Likely to Be National Irrigation President
Geo I Barstow of Texas is expected to win the presidency of the National Irrigation Congress at Friday's session. The permanent organization committee filed a report recommending his election. The resolutions committee also reports today.
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Barstow
Albequerque
N. M
Geo. I. Barstow
Texas
National Irrigation Congress
Permanent Organization Committee
Resolutions Committee
Woman Kills Self to Aid Parents in St Louis
Rosie Courte, 28, a seamstress and sole supporter of her aging parents, died Friday by drinking carbolic acid to avoid blindness that would stop her from helping them. The report notes beliefs about germs in money and comments on parental spoiling.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Farine
Rosie Courte
Wise Guy and Simple Mug Ponder Life’s Ups and Downs
A streetwise exchange frames life as a game of odds with one in a thousand catching the ups and the rest enduring the downs. The Wise Guy and the simple mug discuss fate and fortune in terse provincial wisecrack.
Frightened Patients Offered Cure by Local Specialist
A questionable ad invites dissatisfied patients to a local office promising safe quick permanent cures. The copy touts secrecy, reasonable charges, and references a renowned man treated at home with testimonials and no clear medical detail.
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First Presbyterian Church
Corner Sixth and King Streets
D. C
Norwegian Lutheraan
Sixth
Division Streets
H. G. Magellhon
St. Paul's Universalist
St. Paul’s Universalist
Eighth and
Cass Streets
John Smith Lowe
First
Ww. C. A
Cass Street
Emanuel Evangelical Association
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
12Th and Vine
H. Etzelmuether
G. H. Marshall
Foraker
Senator Foraker
NEW Bro
Annie Oakley
Miss Oakley
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. N
Detroit
Mich
Food and Drugs Act
Hoeschler Bros
Special Agents
Annie
Oakle
Monarch
J. de Ranitz & Co
Main Street
The
Norwoods
Te la Crosse Theatre
Berlin
Germany
Sutton
Hotel LA Crosse
Dousman House
Doctor Turbin
Randolph St
Agcressa
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