Wisconsin to Dedicate Badger Monument at Andersonville
About one hundred Wisconsin veterans officials and other travelers will depart Madison October 15 to attend the dedication at Andersonville Georgia of a monument erected by the state at a cost around 11 000 The party will gather at noon in Madison with pickups along the route to Milwaukee Sixty are confirmed including R E Osborne La Crosse member of the monument commission who recently attended the waterways commission meeting in Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Anersonville
Madison
Milwaukee
R. E. Osborne
la Crosse
Washington, D. C
Monument Commission
Tariff Fight in Congress Over Germany Exports and Philippine Duty
The article outlines pressure on Congress to lower duties on Philippine imports and to remove the wood pulp tariff. It notes protectionists oppose export-price duties tied to Germany’s trade agreement, while the administration argues export pricing does not lower duties. Reynolds commissions, court appeals, and potential clashes with Speaker Cannon signal a bitter, contested path for the Philippine bill and related tariff moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philippines
Cannon
Congress
Germany
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Europe
Treasury
Reynolds
North Commission
Root
Cornelyou
Lcave
Reynolds Commission
Treasury Department
Haviland China
Board of General Appraisers
New York
Federal Circuit Court
United States
Fifty Years of St Josephs Ridge Parish Celebrated
Rt Rev James J Schwebach led a high mass for the fiftieth anniversary with fourteen priests. About 400 attendees heard the bishop confirm 67 youths the largest class ever confirmed at the church. A church dinner followed and later a grove social near the church. Attending La Crosse priests included H G Untraut J N Rapp and G Sluyter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Ridge Catholic Church
James J. Schwebach
la Crosse
H. G. Untraut
J. N. Rapp
G. Sluyter
Mrs Nroszynski Passes Away In La Crosse
Mrs Lucey Nroszynski aged 83 died last night in La Crosse after longstanding residence of fifty years. Born in Germany she died of old age. Funeral from Holy Cross Church Monday at 9 AM with Rev Scroka officiating, burial in Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucey Nroszynski
Redfield
Germany
la Crosse
Holy Crosse
Scroka
Contended Men Among One Hundred Successful Figures
A brief reflection notes that for every highly successful man there exists a larger group of aspirants who strive but do not achieve similar outcomes. It emphasizes rarity of top-tier success amid many contenders.
Dr Turbin Visitation Affirmed For La Crosse
A Chicago physician, Dr L M Turbin, visits La Crosse monthly and earns high regard for his medical skill and trustworthy care. He will see patients at the Hotel La Crosse on Monday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Turbin
Chicago
Turbin
la Crosse
Hotel la Rosse
County Cheese Factories Prosper in County Report
County Clerk C H Rawlinson released the secretary of state annual report showing growth in bees and butter factories. Creameries posted receipts rising from 3621380.48 to 590904 in 1907 and cheese factories from 56861 to 59587.98. Six creameries serving 1223 patrons own 12196 cows, yielding 10129724 pounds of milk and 2445117 pounds of butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rawlinson
Actor Seeks Fulfillment in Whole-Part Roles
The actor believes a good part must be the entire performance rather than a fragment. He argues fulfillment comes from embodying the full character rather than cherry picking scenes or bits. He notes the challenge and rewards of taking on comprehensive roles.
Love and Loneliness Verse Heads to Forever
A lyrical line explores constancy of affection as two people named you and I drift from conventional romance. The thought contrasts perpetual attachment with the theme of unattainable devotion.
Society Notices Evince Postfair Dullness and Reorganization
Society dullness persists after the Interstate fair with housecleaning and winter food prep seen. Clubs and groups reorganize while small gatherings and coffees occur. Rummage sales rise in churches as members seek castoffs and more. Valuables should be kept secure until rummage fever subsides.
Ladies Aid Rummage and Fancy Goods Sale Planned
The Ladies' Aid society of the English Lutheran church prepares a rummage sale and a sale of homemade articles to be held Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Oct 8 to 10 at the corner of Tenth and Hood streets. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
English Lutheran Church
Tenth
Hood Streets
Mrs Burton Hosts Two Tables for Mrs Davidson
Mrs Abby Burton entertained two tables at five hundred yesterday afternoon for Mrs P S Davidson. Mrs Davidson took the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Burton
P. S. Davidson
Social visits honor Mrs Bennet and guests from Wisconsin
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs W W Withee hosted guests in honor of Mrs Lillian Tourtellotte Bennet of Trenton New Jersey. The gathering included old friends of Mrs Bennet and Miss Marie Wheeler hosted a coffee for her guest Miss Blanche Hubbard of Elk Horn Wisconsin with a notable invite list of Emma Gund Louise Gund Katherine Martindale Miriam Harrison Bessie Taylor Marion Dana and a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Withee
Lillian Tourtellotte Bennet
Trenton
N. J
Mrs. Bennet
Marie Wheeler
Blanche Hubbard
Elkhorn
Wis
Emma
Louise Gund
Katherine Martindale
Miriam Harrison
Bessie Taylor
Marion Dana
Twentieth Century Club meeting and D A R chapter event
The Twentieth Century club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Levi Withee at 2 30. Members are urged to be punctual. The La Crosse Chapter D A R meets Monday at 3 o clock with Mrs J E McConnell. Prof Albert Hardy will address the Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Levi Withee
la Crosse
J. E. McConnell
Albert Hardy
Music night honors West and Muetze at Forster home
Miss Mayme K L Forster hosted a six o'clock dinner Wednesday to honor Walter W West and Felix M Muetze. Autumn foliage decorated the rooms and a Swastika orchestra performed with violin solos by West and Forster and a cello piece by Muetze. West departs for St Paul to lead violin at a theater while Muetze moves to a Symphony orchestra role there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme K. L. Forster
Walter W. West
Felix M. Muetze
West
St. Paul
Mr. Muetze
Surprise Party Honors Miss Appels at Train Farewell
Thursday evening Miss Nellie and Jenne Shick hosted a party of a dozen young ladies for guests the Misses Appel. The F. M. C. club interrupted with a pleasant surprise, leading to games and music. The gathering escorted the guests to the 12 15 train for a lively sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Jenne Shick
Appel
Hard Times Party Honors Miss Ida Appel
Wednesday evening Miss Florence Meyer hosted about a dozen girls for a Hard Times party in honor of Miss Ida Appel of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Meyer
Ida Appel
Muscatine
Picnic Honors Misses Appel at Schick Home Outing
A group of young people spent a Tuesday afternoon climbing Granddad bluff and enjoying a sunny day. The picnic was held in honor of the Misses Appel, guests at the Schick residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granddad Bluff
Appel
Schick
Social Coffee Soiree for Miss Susie and Bessie Storey
Tuesday afternoon Mae and Angie Orwell hosted a small coffee gathering for friends in honor of Miss Susie and Bessie Storey from Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Angie Orwell
Miss Susie
Bessie Storey
Portland
Oregon
Grace and Ida Appel Guests of Schicks in Wisconsin
Misses Grace and Ida Appel of Muscatine Iowa have been visiting Nellie and Jenne Schick in northern Wisconsin and Minnesota during the past week after an extended trip through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Ida Appel
Muscatine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nellie
Jenne Schick
Miss Grace and Ida Appel Feted by Schicks
Monday evening the Misses Schick entertained about a dozen young ladies in honor of guests Miss Grace and Ida Appel of Muscatine. A marshmallow roast was a highlight. Attendees included Florence Keating Nora Beast Nora Kempter Florence Meyer Daisy Gage Margaret Jackman Marjorie Hammons Emma Zeisler and the Appels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schick
Miss Grace
Ida Appel
Muscatine
Florence Keating
Nora Beast
Cora Kempter
Florence Meyer
Daisy Gage
Margaret Jackman
Marjorie Hammons
Emma Zeisler
Appel
Elks Club Hosts First Seasonal Dance Evening
The Elks held their first informal dance of the season at the Elks club last night. The hall was filled with guests and decorated festively, creating a charming atmosphere for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
The
Elks At Elks Club
Charcoal Lozenges Promise Breath Freshness and Digestion
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath from indigestion and foods. It claims instant odor control, gas absorption, improved stomach cleansing, and a mild laxative effect, urging readers to request a free sample before buying a 25 cent box from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Club Dance Features Expressive Music by Kreutz Orchestra
The club rooms offered pleasant ionized spaces arranged by the organizing committee with resting spots between dances. Guests enjoyed several impromptu instrumental and vocal selections, with Kreutz's orchestra providing delightful music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreutz
Woman's Union to Host Thursday Supper at Church Parlor
The Woman's Union of the Congregational Church will hold a supper in the church parlors Thursday at 6 o'clock. Hostesses include Mesdames Alfred James John Brindley Charles Cone S V Underwood David Austin A A Bentley John Young and J W Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union of
The
Congregational Church
Alfred James
John Brindley
Charles Cone
S. V. Underwood
David Austin
A. A. Bentley
John Young
J. W. Bryant
Afternoon Companies Honor Mrs Schumacher of Anniston Ala
Monday afternoon Mrs Henn Hal lauer entertained a small family gathering in honor of Mrs Schumacher of Anniston Ala. Present were Mesdames Henry Salzer John Salzer Carl Rau George Sherman and W R Eliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henn Hallauer
Schumacher
Anniston
Ala
Henry Salzer
John Salzer
Carl Rau
George Sherman
W. R. Eliers
Birthday Club Hosts Frail Lady Guest Of Honor
Friday afternoon Mrs. J. B. Turnbull entertained the Birthday club with members Mesdames R. M. I. Kinnear G. W. Linn sMorely Chas Doty J. W. Eberhardt M. E. Mosh er D. C. Rice H. J. Bullock John Wilson R. Willard and Miss Chambers. Mrs. Dewey of Sauk Rapids was guest of honor. Mrs Willard to entertain next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Turnbull
Birthday Club
R. M. I. Kinnear
G. W. Linn
sMorely
Chas. Doty
J. W. Eberhardt
M. E. Mosher
D. C. Rice
H. J. Bullock
John Wilson
R. Willard
Miss Chambers
Dewey
Sauk Rapids
Willard
Ladies Society Entertained At Mrs Smiths Home
The Ladies society of the First Presbyterian church will be entertained Monday at 3 p m by Mrs Will Smith and Mrs H F Hoffman at the home of Mrs Smith 421 North Eighth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Will Smith
H. F. Hoffman
Semper Sdim Club Picnics at Myrick Park
The Semper Sdim club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Myrick park. Bridge and refreshments provided popular diversions for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semper Sdim Club
Myrick Park
First rummage sale to begin next Thursday at 515 Main Street
The first installment of rummage sales will begin next Thursday at 515 Main Street and will be given by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Mrs Tarbox Joins St Paul Trip After Chicago Visit
Mrs. W. H. Tarbox left yesterday for St. Paul to spend a few days with friends. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Chilgren of St. Peter Minn. visiting in Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. BD. Rice on their return home. Mrs. Schumacher of Anniston Ala. has been a guest of her sister Mrs. Henry Salzer and left for Milwaukee. Mrs. Salzer accompanied her. Mrs. J. M. Hixon is in Chicago. Mrs. G. W. Traer left for St. Paul to join the Cargill party and return on the Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Gunn left for Vancouver B. C. to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tarbox
St. Paul
G. A. Chilgren
St. Peter, Minn
Chicago
D. BD. Rice
Schumacher
Anniston
Ala
Henry Salzer
Milwaukee
Salzer
J. M. Hixon
G. W. Traer
Cargill
Ellen
B. N. Gunn
Vancouver
B. C
Calendar for First M. E. Church Events and Meetings
Church circle at parlors Tuesday. Young People’s Forward Mission Study at 118 North Ninth. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Reception for pastor and new members Thursday with free supper by Ladies Aid circle. Rummage sale third week. City Mission annual meetingTuesday 7:30 with director elections. YWCA classes start this week in arithmetic grammar library cooking English and Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bradfield
D. G. Elston
North Ninth Street
Wayne Bentley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames
Parks
Ellingson
Cross
Collins
Louis Jenks
Scales
Parish
Amudson
Bean
Nathan Bradfield
E. M. Lockman
Carr
Tabbat
Thos
Smith
McKinney
Kidder
Emerton
Nelson
Goodfellow
Winslow
Guthrie
Grover
E. R. Burke
City Mission
Presbyterian Church
Stocking
Minneapolis
City Library
Association
Men argue due to constant belief luck is against them
A reflective line notes that men who fail to get along spend their time proving luck works against them, implying a self fulfilling mindset that fuels conflict.
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Tost
Osborne
Andersonville
Tariff Fight
St. Joseph’s Ridge
Mrs. Nroszynski
County Cheese Factory
Prosper
U and
Woman's Union OF Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
Man
Hattan and
Wilson
Pesses
KNOX
Stavrum&hulberg
the Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Main ST
Cis
Josten Hardware CO
Pearl Street
Tribune
Sporting News
Jimmie
Billy
Chappie
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