Walls Up At Fifth Street Office Rank Progress
Local news notes progress on office walls on Fifth between Main and State streets nearing completion. Session laws printed for Wisconsin legislature announced. first copies will be mailed soon. Montana report cites Coroner Gray confirming John E Grams death in Billings from stomach trouble. La Crosse home address listed. New firemen installed as Chief Bradfield fills vacated posts for Tischer Malay and C D Namare. Tobaccogrowers at Madis...
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Ain
Wisconsin
Montana
F. S. Gray
Ills City
Mont
John E Grams
la Crosse
Winnebago Street
Nathan Bradfield
Fire Department
Gus. Peterson
Gustav Tischer
Michael Namare
Messrsch Tischer
John Malay
C. D
Society wedding of Miss Margaret Robinson
Announcement of the wedding notes a Milwaukee Sentinel account of the ceremony at 8 o'clock with a bridal party led by children, an empire gown bride in liberty satin, and bridesmaids in pompadour silk. The couple wed in a palm bower with white and green decorations, an arching bell canopy, and the Mendelssohn march concluding the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Robertson
Aleson
Bertha
Raymond Thomas
Fremont
Neb
Wisconsin tobacco growers to hold Madison convention
Tobacco growers from Wisconsin will convene in Madison on October 8 and 9, with delegates from all districts where the crop is grown. River movement is quiet, few boats active with the Alert the only craft passing the draw today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son—Tobacco Growers of
Wisconsin
Madison
Alert
Wedding Ceremony and Reception in Delft Blue Setting
The event describes a softly lit ceremony in a Delft blue and white room with candlelight. Candles, silver candlesticks, crystal shades, and a central silver bowl of bride roses and ferns set a formal tone. The ceremony was followed by a reception and wedding supper.
Chauffeur Theodore Jung weds Miss Anna Speltz in St Paul
Theodore Jung a city chauffeur and Miss Anna Speltz of Rollingstone Winona county Minnesota were married in St Paul on Wednesday with Miss Clara Jung as bridesmaid and Peter Speltz as best man. After a two week eastern visit they will return to La Crosse to make their future home.
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Theodore Jung
Anna Speltz
Rollingstone
Winona County
Minn
St. Paul
P. M. Jung
Clara Jung
Peter Speltz
la Crosse
Small Social Coffees Honor Visiting Friends
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. W W Withee hosted a small coffee in honor of Mrs. Lillian Tourte Notte Bennett of Trenton New Jersey. This afternoon Miss Marie Wheeler hosted a small coffee for her friend Miss Blanche Hubbard of Elkhorn. Guests included Emma Gunn Louise Gunn Katherine Martindale Miriam Harrison Marion Dana Bessie Taylor and Mason Montgomery of Frankfort Kentucky.
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W. W. Withee
Lillian Tourte Notte Bennett
Trenton, N. J
Bennett
Marie Wheeler
Blanche Hubbard
Elkhorn
Emma and
Louise Gunn
Katherine Martindale
Miriam Harrison
Marion Dana
Bessie Taylor
Mason Montgomery
Frenkford, Ky
Two Tables Win In Mrs Burton Five Hundred Game
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Abby Burton entertained two tables at five hundred. The prize was taken by Mrs P S Davidson.
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Abby Burton
P. S. Davidson
Misses Storey Entertained At Wartinbee Home
Miss Susie Storey and Miss Bessie Storey daughters of Ole Storey came from Spokane Washington with their father and were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs D L Wartinbee last evening. The evening included games amusements and dainty refreshments and all reported a very pleasant time.
La Crosse Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Pope Home
The La Crosse Woman's Club held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. H. Pope’s home with Mrs. Chubb leading. Roll call featured legends of Old England and Mrs. Mathews, the president, read a paper titled Ancient England to the Norman Conquest. Music by Mrs. A. L. Wood. A pronouncing contest was conducted by Mrs. Eberhardt.
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la Crosse
Womans Guild Holds Annual Meeting at Church Home
The Womans Guild of Christ church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs G C Hixons home on North Seventh street. Plans include a rummage sale later this month and a December church bazar. Refreshments followed. Officers elected: President Mrs C N Moller Vice President Mrs Forest Smith Secretary Mrs Sodeberg Assistant secretary Mrs F C Beisel Treasurer Mrs H W Kincaid.
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Womans Guild of
Christchurch
G. C. Hixon
North Seventh Street
C. N. Moller
Forest Smith
German M E church group holds monthly meeting
The F. M. C. of the German M. E. church met at Adolph Isler's home at 1622 Mississippi street for their regular monthly session. Plans for the winter work were laid, promising interesting activities. After business, guests were invited to Mr. and Mrs. H. Shick at 1424 State street for a surprise party honoring the Misses Apple of Muscatine Iowa.
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M. E. Church
Adolph Isler
Mississippi Street
H. Shick
State Street
Apple
Muscatine
Iowa
Women at First Congregational church social hour
Large attendance yesterday afternoon at Rev. Henry Favill home as Mrs. Favill and Mrs. C. J. Felber hosted the Woman's Union and Ladies Society. About seventy members enjoyed a delicious supper together.
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Henry Favill
Thanksgiving dinner planned at church bazaar
At the thimblebee of the Cale donia Street M. E. church entertained yesterday afternoon in the church parlors by Mesdames Simcock and Parmeter it was decided to give a Thanksgiving dinner in connection with the annual bazaar. The next regular business meeting will be held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. Turnbull.
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Caledonia Street
M. E
Mesdames Simcock
Parmeter
J. Turnbull
Mrs Skimm Returns From Lake Okiboji Visit
Mrs J. W. Skimm returned Wednesday from Lake Okiboji Iowa where she spent the summer with Mrs. F. B. Smith. Miss Viola Doerflinger who has been in Milwaukee and Chicago with friends for several months returned home today.
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J. W. Skimm
Lake Okiboji
F. B. Smith
Viola Doerflinger
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fresh Burnt Almonds Pfund's and Local Notices
Miss Mable Storungstad and Miss Mable Donald visit home and hospital, Hoban and Hokah locals, second hand furnace for sale, various health ads, travel plans, streetcar accident near Pfundt's, and numerous city residents visiting, returning, or transacting business in La Crosse and nearby towns. The item mix records social notes, sales, services, and community updates from La Crosse and surrounding communities.
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Pfund
Mable Storungstad
Houston
Mable Donald
Prosper
la Crosse Hospital
A. M. Brayton
Main Street
la Crosse
Lizzie Crow
Hokah
Florence Demorest
Will Powell
Carl Panten
Wm. Guenther
Kirk
al Dhregists
Jas. Thomason
East
Watterson
N. J
New York
Buffalo
Gateway City
R. Anderson
Galesville Lutheran Church
Evatley
BE. Butner Saloon
South Third Street
Lauran Wallace
Fenton Harbor
Mich
Chicago
O. J. Owen
West
Bangor delegation to fall festival and homecoming
A group of La Crosse business leaders led by A A Bentley, secretary of the La Crosse board of Trade, left Bangor at noon to attend the fall festival and homecoming in Bangor Wisconsin this week. The trip is unofficially by members as individuals. The Lans ing excursion was the last board of trade trip of the season and the group will return tonight. The Metropolitan Amusement Company provides the carnival shows as the main attraction.
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la Crosse
A. A. Bentley
Incorrigible Is Returned To School
Stephen Wychlacz, 17, of 1477 Redfield street, is sent back to the state reformatory at Waukesha after Judge Brindley found him incorrigible. He stole brass from the Gund Brewing plant and broke into a store room and damaged property, including smashed windows at the threshing machine plant, within four months of temporary parole. A reformatory escort will return with him and he may face a longer stay to improve behavior before release.
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Stephen Wychlacz
Redfield Street
State Reformatory
Waukesha
Brindley
Gund Brewing Company
Reformatory
Pioneer Woman Anna Albersmann Dies at 75
Mrs. Anna Albersmann wife of John Albersmann of 732 North Ninth street died yesterday after a five week illness. She was 75, born in Westphalen Germany and was a pioneer resident of the city with many friends in La Crosse. Funeral from the house at 8:30 then St. Joseph's cathedral at 9, Rev. G Sluyter officiating. interment Catholic cemetery.
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Anna Albersmann
John Albersmann
North Ninth Street
Westphalen
Germany
la Crosse
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Rev. G. Sluyter
Vagrants Sentenced to Thirty Days in County Jail
L. L. Rock and John Cloud an Indian were sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Judge Brindley after pleading guilty to vagrancy. They were found begging in Shelby and were arrested by Sheriff Burns.
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L. L. Rock
John Cloud
Brindley
Shelby
Burns
Hub Miller Free Oyster Cocktails Sundays at Noon
Hub Miller will serve oyster cocktails free to patrons every Sunday from 10 until 1. The event promises complimentary bites and a social gathering at the venue.
Card of Thanks for Dr. Winters and families
A card of thanks expresses deep appreciation to friends for sympathy during bereavement for Dr. John A. Winters and family O G Winters A J Winters and family Katie S Goodwin and family.
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John A. Winters
O. G. Winters
A. J. Winters
Katie S. Goodwin
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Theander
Rocky Ford
Oysters
John C. Burns
Nature
N.S. Bottling Works
Rose Street
City News
State
Madi
Wellville
Society
Miss Margaret Robinson
Tribune
Pasco
Milwaukee Sentinel
N. Fourth ST
Theo
Jung
Woman's Club
Woman's Guild
Sodeberg
F.C. Beisel
H. W. Kincaid
Church Society
Ladies Society
Ten Cent
van Auken
Wausau
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Ed. Krajewski
Pfundt
Dr. Murphy
Freemont
O. R. Loveland
Oregon
George Powell
M. Healey
Ft. Dodge
Red Wing
E. D. Rodgers
N. N. Lorgeng
Oshkosh
O. T. Spencer
Owatonna
C. B. Davis
Spring Valley
T. J. Mullen
Wabasha
F. A. DeZatelle
Northwestern
D. O. Solert
L. A. Kuehlb
A. Stein
J. Eischen
Coleman
Wis
J. Y. Meloy
Dubuque
H. H. Vought
Mable
C. J. Stein
Prosper, Minn
A. Agrimson
Whalan
A. H. Dahl
Caledonia
H. Borch
Spring Grove
N. Thorson
Uthica
J. Hall
Cresco
la Cross
J. Romenskay
Edward Nelson
Martin Urps
Rochester
J. C. Parmelee
West Salem
R. N. Harvey
Des Moines
T. T. Morrell
N. Hadalguard
T. N. Whipple
Devils Lake
N. D
Irvine
Rogers
W. T. Irvine
TY. H
Henry W. Savage
the College
George Ade
Boston
Marguerite Snow
Estelle Dale
Maude Earie
Shirley Graham
Clare Weldon
Mabel Deane
Esther Boges
Frederick Stanton
Cyril Raymond
Richard Webster
Robert Kelly
Richard Taber
Ernest Anderson
George S. Trimble
John P. Brown
Otis Turner
David R. Locke
Albert Tavernier
Alan Brooks
Thomas Hofer
Ike
Wacgenhall & Kenper
Leo Ditrichstein
Blues
Leo Ditiichstein
Astor Theatre
Messrs
Elton
Durand
Beattie
Arthur
Butler
Chapple
N. Y. World
N. Y. American
Hub Miller
Elmer Walter
Colorado
WM. A. Brady and
Joseph R. Grismer
George Broadhurst
Illinois Theatre
Savoy Theatre
N. Y. City
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