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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1909

Page

5

McGregor News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits

Flo rence and Ester Chapin left for Chicago to take university courses. Eclipse diverted by fog and delayed returning from Dubuque, two miles below Clayton, reaching McGregor Friday morning at 10. D F Bickel visited on Thursday. Mrs C W Cowls and Mrs Jas Edwards fished near McGill's. Will Stone journeyed to California for health. Will Bush attended his father’s funeral at Ostredock. father was 84. Mrs Felber of La Crosse brought her mother home to help health. Will Bush to Ann Arbor for junior medical studies at Michigan. Mrs S J Peterson and Miss Rebecca Ramage attended a wedding in Calmar. Mrs Ed Clark to Mitchel to visit relatives and see the corn palace. J O Crosby of Garraville visited. Mrs Felber returned from Austin and St Paul. Wm Peasoll returned to Madison. Prof Cc J Adams of Garraville visited. Dr A J Cole of Britt in town. Mrs Mary J Freeze home from Austin. H W Kaiser went to Charles City for a few days. Earl Bickel to Valparaiso Indiana for a business course.

Florence Ester Chapin Chicago McGregor Dubuque Clayton D. F. Bickel Bizard C. W. Cowls Jas. Edwards McGill's State University of Michigan S. J. Peterson Rebecca Ramage Calmar Ed Clark Mitchel Corn Palace J. O. Crosby Garaville Felber Austin St. Paul Wm. Peasoll Madison Cc. J. Adams Garraville A. J. Cole Britt Mary J. Freeze H. W. Kaiser Charlesity Earl Bickel Valpartito Ind Mabel Charles City Iowa Register of Deeds F. H. Aiken V. Tausche Hardware Peter Nelson Frank Doerre Will Powell Phillip Heise University of Wisconsin J. H. Holley Wisconsin Congregational Association Appleton Henry Faville John Brindley Lena Jenkins Mendota Henry Drake John Elliott Main Street S. C. Knudsen South Fourth Peter Jenson Kilbourne A. N. Sagen Galesville Mnday J. E. Currie C. W. Noble Company McFadden Tea, Coffee and Spice Company Currie Golf Grounds G. H. Ray P. M. Gelatt Fred L. Holmes la Follette W. W. Cargill Pete Walier Conrad Mont Obert Sletten Cambridge Harvard A. J. Bradfield New York Geo. Powell Louis Elstrom South Eighth Street Norwegian Lutheran Church Magglessen Homer Washington Lyle Earl Gorton Denver Colorado Gorton la Crosse School of Music Laura Gray Sparta Lyle E. Gorton Harry A. Ross Anna L. Beebe Jessica Ross Robert Ray Ian Tiedeman Ben Brindley Sparta-Elroy Caroline Prosch County Henry Broot Winona Harry Woods Dresbach

Bricklayers Begin Creamery Construction in Pine Creek Valley

The bricklayers have begun to lay brick for the creamery. A large crowd from this war attended the La Crosse fair. Districts 2 and 84 held a Thursday meeting to allow teachers and residents to visit the La Crosse fair. George Schlabach is marketing.

la Crosse George Schlabach

Local Happenings in La Crosse Area

Straw at La Crosse noted. Henry Wetchen finished threshing Saturday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Lyons. Mr and Mrs Strauss visited daughter Mrs Claus Hanenberg Tuesday. Mrs Kenrick and son Tim left for St Paul after extended visit with daughter Mrs Joe Willette. Edward Selby building a granary for Paul Veghian. Mr and Mrs James Kerigan entertained friends Saturday.

la Crosse Henry Wetchen Herbert Lyons

Several Applicants Seek State Civil Service Posts

Nine applicants sat for the deputy state game warden exam in the city hall council chamber. Named contenders include Arthur J. Roberge Jerome J. Dreger Joseph Kneesel E W Gautsch Andrew Strauss and A Jollivette. Oral tests set for October 12 at the Stoddard hotel under Chief Examiner T E Doty of Madison.

Arthur J. Roberge Jerome J. Dreger Joseph Kneesel E. W. Gautsch Andrew Strauss A. Jollivette Stoddard Hotel T. E. Doty Madison

New Health Records Law Heads to County See

Beginning October first health officers and township clerks must forward exact birth death and marriage records to the county register of deeds. The change will raise Register F H Aiken salary by about $300 yearly with ten cents paid for each copy issued.

Glidden Tourists Pass Through City

An automobile party of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mayo E. D. Mattison A. C. Clos C. L. Bowden and Mrs. H. W. Clark spent Sunday in this city. Mr. Mayo was in La Crosse with the Glidden tourists when they passed through.

A. C. Mayo E. D. Mattison A. C. Clos C. L. Bowden

Ellen party sails to St Paul with Cargill hostess

The Ellen, the Cargill boat, departed this morning for St. Paul with Mrs. W. W. Cargill as hostess. Traveling companions included Mrs. W. 8. Cargill, Mrs. F. H. Hankerson, Mrs. J. W. Skinner, and Mrs. W. E. Saw yer.

Ellen ST. Paul Cargill W. W. Cargill W. 8. Cargill F. H. Hankerson J. W. Skinner W. E. Sawyer

Picnic at Traer Farm Hosts Friends Gathering

Yesterday a group of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Traer’s friends enjoyed a picnic at the Traer farm on a delightful day. Attendees included E. L. Colman F. H. Hankerson J. M. Hixon H. L. Colman W. A. Thompson D. Cunningham Marion Osgoodby W. E. Sawyer Alice Solberg Frances Sill and Arthur Espersen. Mrs. Traer hosted a weekend party for her son Glenwood Traer with dinner at the Country club then a night at Mrs. Traer’s home. Eleanor Marston Louise Easton Ruth Colman Harkness Alex Moll and Glenwood Traer attended. Mrs Elsie Gile Scott held a small dinner at the Country club Saturday night.

Traer Farm G. W. Traer Messrs. and Mesdames E. L. Colman F. H. Hankerson J. M. Hixon H. L. Colman W. A. Thompson D. Cunningham Mesdames Marion Osgoodby W E. Sawyer Alice Sol Elsie Gile Scott Country Club

Mrs Robert Surprised by Friends on Birthday

Saturday evening Mrs George Robert was surprised by friends in honor of her birthday. She received handsome silver and the group enjoyed a game of five hundred. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Braun W Weisbecker L Weisbecker C Thierny P Denny George Robert Mrs L Cole L Shackley Robert Ewe Kingston J Wagner L Bell F Montie and Miss Carsenson.

Robert George Robert Messrs and Mesdames Robert Braun W. Weisbecker L. Weisbecker C. Thierny P. Denny L. Cole L. Shackley Robert Ewe Kingston J. Wagner L. Bell F. Montie Miss Carsenson

Spain Considers War on Mulai Hafid in Morocco

Lisbon dispatch reports the Spanish cabinet in session weighing war against Mulai Hafid sultan of Morocco. Police guard the Moroccan embassy as a mob tries to sack it amid rumors of Rif tribal activity tied to Hafid s forces. The note ends with a quip about people telling lies.

Lisbon Portugal Muial Hafid Morocco Madrid Mulai Hafid

Telegraph operator credibly spots stranger at Western Union

Miss Louise M Lees at 231 Main is busy sending a message when a stranger enters and sits at the instrument, asks to talk to Eau Claire, then shouts into the wire. He acts uncertain, studying the telegraph gear as Miss Lees continues her work.

Louise M.lees Western Union Main St. Paul Eau Claire Miss Lees

Committee Meetings Called Ahead of Council Session

Water judiciary and streets and alleys committees are scheduled to meet tomorrow evening before the council convenes on Friday.

Song in the Heart and Voice Cherished

A saying on music and talent notes that having a song in the heart matters, but a suitable voice is also valuable for keeping harmony and confidence intact.

Fair profits exceed two thousand dollars at inter state fair

Secretary C S Van Auken reports the recent Inter State fair rivalled the 1908 event in attendance and profits and will pay all bills prizes and purses with a handsome balance for next year. About 11 000 to 12 000 on the big day. Friday turnout better than last year’s poorest day. Outside exhibitors to be paid within a week. La Crosse County winners begin next Friday. Cleanup and dispersal of vendors marks the end as grounds empty for another year. Mrs W C Taylor wins Mop for pumpkin seed count 410. judges A F Reitzel H H Long P L Johnsrud.

Inter State Fair C. S. van Auken van Auken la Cross County South Fourth Street

Brotherhood Banquet Set by First Baptist Church

The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip at the First Baptist Church plans a banquet at the pastor's home on North Eighth Street Tuesday October 1 with entertainment and a substantial spread.

Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip The First Baptist Church Aysu2 North Eighth Street

Bride’s Light China Tea Gown Shines in Wedding Outfit

A bride expresses pride in her light china tea gown as part of her wedding attire, highlighting the gown’s delicate style and personal significance within the ceremony.

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