Pleasure Excursion Arrives With Notables From Several Towns
A merry party of excursionists arrived Tuesday on the Nectar Number 2 pleasure launch. They left at four o clock after visiting friends. Guests included J. M. Frederick of Waukon, Chris Salzberger of Postville, E. G. Guentzel of Boscobel, D. A. Holmes of Lansing, H. Collis of Dubuque, and Dr. and Mrs. C. Lytle of Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. C. Ede
Mr. Ede
J. M. Frederick
Waukon
Chris Salzberger
Postville
E. G. Guentzel
Boscobel
Wis
D. A. Holmes
Lansing
H. Collis
Mrs. McConnell Hosts Final Fall Tea
Mrs. J. E. McConnell entertained yesterday afternoon for a closing series of social teas. The event was hosted by Mrs. Campbell of Grand Forks, N. P., sister of the hostess, with help from Mrs. Annie Hanscome and Mrs. Margaret. The rooms were attractively decorated with fall flowers.
Local social notes list notable residents and guests
Crosby, Mary Evans, Margery Gordon, Henrietta Martindale, Helen Harison and Mrs. Fred Servis appear among the names in a society page listing of residents and recent visitors.
Porch party honors Mrs. Marion Osgoodby
Mrs Mollie Austin hosted a casual porch par yesterday at her Y W C A studio in honor of Mrs Marion Osgoodby. About a dozen guests attended as they sat on the porch and worked on fancy work in a pleasant informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Austin
Marion Osgoodby
Social Notes From Local and Regional Visits
The Misses May and Lottie Arend travel to Rockford and Chicago for a two week stay. Mrs Emma Moore and daughter Mrs Burroughs of Sparta visited the city yesterday. Miss Purcell and Mr Baker of Rochester Minnesota returned home after visiting Mrs L A Nelson. Miss Bertha Hickisch returned from Seattle. The Woman's union of the First Congregational church was entertained at the parsonage by Mesdames Faville Holbrook and Lawrence. The Woman's guild of Christ church met at the Guild rooms hosted by Mesdames Hogan and Marston. Miss Anna Larson leaves for Chicago to attend school. Mrs Harry Spence visited her mother Mrs Lucy Beckett at Hokah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Lottie Arend
Rockford
Chicago
Emma Moore
Burroughs
Sparta
Purcell
Mr. Baker
Rochester
Minn
L. A. Nelson
Bertha Hickisch
Seattle
Woman's Union
First Congregational Church
Henry Faville
H. H. Holbrook
T. B. Lawrence
Woman's Guild of
Christchurch
J. J. Hogan
E. E. Marston
Anna Larson
Harry Spence
Lucy Beckett
Hokah
L. Wasler
Emil Engel
Spring Grove
la Crosse
Helmer Peterson
Caledonia
Peter Molitor
Mollie
Eva Bennett
South 12Th
Lena Hoffman
Sigrid Iverson
Cecelia Rensle
Paul
S. C. Knudsen
South Fourth
Theresa Tracey
John Jeide
Lancaster
Wis
Tenth and
Badger Streets
H. Watkins
Winnipeg
W. Wolff
David Krick
Belle Fouche
S. D
Geo. Powell
Edwin
Mary
Theresa Mannix
Underwood
Russell Rees
Aurora
Burlington
County Agricultural School
Onalaska
Gateway City
Trfr
John C. Kroner
Twelfth
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Milwaukee Road
V. Tausche Hardware Co
Tribune
Gertrude Buehler
Louisa Neumeister
Alma
Charles
David Ender
Bush Valley
Rose Rowland
Houston
John Ender
Ender
Morton Gilberg
Harmony Camp
K. P. Hall
John Olstad
Harry Albertson
Manda Dahl
Strum
H. Albertson
M. Rudisuhle
John
Union Ridge
Fred Trumps
Sophia
Chamberlain
George Novak
Edward Cronon
A. T. Twesme
Galesville
Leonard Kleeber
Reedsburg
E. C. Higbee
F. R. Williams
T. E. Tobias
Milwaukee
W. J. Felton
Owatonna
Judge Reed to Sit in Montello October 25
Circuit court Judge E C Higbee will travel to Montello October 25 to hold court for Judge Fowler who exchanges with him. On that date Judge Reed will arrive to preside for Judge Higbee in cases where the local judge was interested before leaving the bench. Reed will preside here for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Higbee
Circuit Court
Montello
Fowler
Reed
Higbee
Cocaine Fiend to Address Meeting at City Mission
The City Mission week features a Thursday evening testimony and song led by George W. Angel of Chicago to address a converted cocaine fiend. Friday hosts a Young Peoples meeting and Sunday offers a Bible study class led by H. Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Angel
Chicago
Young Peoples Meeting
H. Norton
Personal notes highlight local social links and events
The item lists numerous social happenings and visits in La Crosse including Midshipman Heiberg joining his ship, Mrs. Dennis visiting from Rushford, and Dr. Geo Powell in town. It notes theater and school activities, property transactions, and upcoming meetings, with many locals and visiting guests named.
Pyramid Pile Cure Offers Free Trial for Piles Relief
A mail in offer promotes Pyramid Pile Cure with free trial packages in plain wrappers. It claims instant relief and a permanent cure without surgery, then prompts purchase of a 50 cent box at drugstores.
Pyramid Drug Coupon Offer From Marshall Ad
Public notice invites readers to fill blank lines with their name and address to receive a free trial package of Pyra mid Pile Cure mailed in a plain wrapper from Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall Michigan. The form asks for name street city and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Iowa Slim identified as River Junction victim Frank Davis
Frank Davis, known as Iowa Slim, has been confirmed as the man killed at River Junction. Records show he was sentenced in La Crosse on May 14, 1899, to one year in the state penitentiary for burglarizing the office of Davis and Sorensen. Those who knew him say he had little schooling and was a known rough character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
River Junction
Iowa Slim
la Crosse
Davis
Sorensen
Iowa
North Western Line Excursion Rates and Ticket Details
Tickets go on sale October 14 to 20 with return by October 26. Inquires and full information available from any ticket agent. The route includes Spring Valley Spring Grove Bo Kansas City Mo Minneapolis St Paul and other points, with emphasis on first class pianos at discounted prices for local purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Spring Grove
Bo- Kansas City
Minneapolis St
Fall Opening of the Y W C A Entertainment
The Y W C A hosts a fall opening this evening with a house warming. The home is decorated with autumn leaves and flowers and light refreshments will be served. Invited are all women especially teachers and Normal school pupils. The program includes an address of welcome, piano solo by Prof Lyle Earle Gorton, educational department remarks, violin solo by Prof Harry A Ross, physical department remarks, a vocal solo by Miss Anna L Beebe, and a reading by Mrs Jessica Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Lyle Earle Gorton
Committee On Education
Robert Lowry
Harry A. Ross
Gynasium
Anna L. Beebe
Jessica Ross
Road Advocates to Visit La Crosse for County Roads Talk
County Chairman R. W. Davis of Bangor reports the legislative committee on good roads will stop in La Crosse for a meeting to discuss La Crosse county roads. The panel will report on statewide road conditions and highway status with building recommendations to the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Davis
Bangor
Legislative Committee On Good Roads
la Crosse
One Woman in a Thousand Proves Logically Invincible
A terse remark highlights a rare woman whose logic stands out as nearly unmatched and formidable. The line underscores exceptional intellect and resilience, framing a profile of rare reasoning power.
Exaggerated tale sparks sharp reaction
A man called the story grossly exaggerated comparing it to an Oklahoma fortune, voicing blunt critique of the report's sensational framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Consumptive's Battle For Life Narrated By Lewis Of Gloversville
Roswell H. Lewis of Gloversville New York describes his strike with consumption. After hemorrhages weight loss and near loss of one lung he credits Father John's Medicine with restoring his health by a total weight regain and a dramatic recovery praised at his church prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell H. Lewis
Second Street
Gloversville
N. Y
Lewis
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Father John
Mr. Lewis
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the Fashion Shop
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Reiman & Tordt
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S. J. de Ranitz & Co
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N. M. Scott
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Crooked Creek
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Gray
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National Daily Show
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United States
National Phonograph Company
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J. L. Utermoehl
Board of Trade
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
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