Florida East Coast Railway Expansion Noted in St Augustine Visit
Mr Louis Larson of St Augustine representing the Florida East Coast Railway tours the area as the line extends toward Key West. The document highlights winter tourism, gardening profits, and October November home seekers excursions from Chicago. Ed Larson offers free illustrated literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Larson
St. Augustine
Florida
Florida East Coast Railway
Key West
Chicago
Ed. Larson
Grace Hayward company to present two plays Sunday
The Grace Hayward company will stage The Defaulter and The Devil on Sunday with two performances for the price of one admission. The Devil heads the evening show while The Defaulter opens afternoon. The Norwoods also perform and vaudeville acts accompany Grace Hayward’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Hayward
Gage
Norwoods
City lights committee to study municipal lighting plant
Mayor Anderson named Aldermen Lang Jojade and Schnell to a City Light Plant Committee to study installing a municipal lighting plant. The panel will assess enlarging the pumping station and seek approval from the state railroad rate commission. Estimated cost runs about 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lang
Jojade
Schnell
State Railroad Rate Commission
Two Deny Candidacy for City Clerk Office
Arthur Roberge a public works board member says he will not seek city clerk. Robert Gifford currently runs for county clerk and denies plans to run for city clerk, stating he is pursuing county clerk at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Roberge
Board of Public Works
Robert Gifford
Miss Marie Stone Visits City Friends
Miss Marie Stone of Mabel Minnesota visits friends in the city and jokes about keeping the cook despite the travel. The light note ends with a playful remark about freezing her instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stone
Mabel, Minn
City
Ladies Aid Society Plans Runaway in October
The Ladies' Aid society of the English Lutheran church will hold its runaway sale on Wednesday Thursday and Friday October 14 15 and 16 at the same location as last year corner of Tenth and Hood streets. Weekly meeting is canceled next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
English Lutheran Church
Tenth
Hood Streets
A. Holland Forbes
J. ©. McCoy
Berlin
J. C. McCoy
A. Holland
Forbes
N. H. Arnold
United States
The
Aero Club of America
Birthday Party Fun for Mr J F Newman at Home
A jolly crowd of young people surprised Mr. J F Newman on his birthday with games including Cinch and a peanut contest. Prizes went to Mamie Dresen and Art Carish for head prizes, Meta Byers and Warner Weis for foot prizes, and Mrs Chas Newman and W Weis for peanut contest prizes. Refreshments followed and guests departed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Newman
Mamie Dresen
Art. Carish
Meta Byers
Warner Weis
Chas. Newman
W. Weis
Newman
Robert Fritz
Joe Naegle
Nettie Delphinek
Lena Hensgen
Elizabeth Dresen
Lena Delphinek
Margaret Jansen
Mary Jane
Addie
Pearl Newman
Ladies' Industrial society to meet at church parlors
The Ladies' Industrial society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. The ladies are preparing two boxes of clothing for Wisconsin missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the
First Baptist Church
Wisconsin
Dinner party honors Mrs. Loeffler birthday
Mrs. Arthur Loeffler entertained at six oclock Thursday dinner in honor of her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fraser, Mrs. Ida Zeisler, Grace Herkin, Mildred Spetzl, Elsie Foerster, Clarence Sorensen, George Felzer, M. Noetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Loeffler
W. D. Fraser
Ida Zeisler
Grace Herkin
Mildred Spetzel
Elsie Foerster
Clarence Sorensen
George Felzer
M. Noetzel
Women and clubs plan church supper and meetings
The Woman's Union of the Congregational Church hosts a supper Thursday at the church parlors with hostesses listed. The Twentieth Century club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Andrew Boyd on State street led by Mrs. Charles Bunting, and Mrs. C W Noble reads on The Needs of a Woman on the Board of Education. Miss Gracie Bigelow thanks Juniors of the First Presbyterian Church for flowers while she is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
The
Congregational Church
Board of Education
Gracie Bigelow
First Presbyterian Church
Birthday Party for Miss Vesta Bigelow at 762 South Ninth
Miss Vesta Bigelow marked her 12th birthday at home on South Ninth Street last Wednesday evening. A group of young friends played games and music and refreshments were served. Attendees included Hazel Thompson Anna Larson Marie Larson Helen Moore Minnie Trane Myrtie Rudden Lillian Kindley May Larson Elizabeth Stangle Malinda Stangle Florence Katchel Vera Anderson Florence Young Gracie and Celesta Bigelow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Bigelow
South Ninth Street
Hazel Thompson
Anna Larson
Marie Larson
Helen Moore
Minnie Trane Myrtie Rudden
Lillian Kindley
May Larson
Elizabeth Stangle
Malinda Stangle
Florence Katchel
Vera Anderson
Florence Young
Vesta
Gracie
Celesta Bigelow
La Crosse Woman's Club meets with Mrs Pope leaders
The La Crosse Woman's Club met this week with Mrs. Pope as host. Leaders included Mrs. G. M. Olson and Mrs. Bullock. Roll call prompted sentiments relating to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Bridge party awards prizes at Funke hosted event
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. B. Funke hosted five tables of bridge with prize winners Mrs. W. R. Montague and Mrs. A. C. Wolfe. Assisting were Mrs. C S Van Auken and Mrs. Frank Funke. A later music filled card party was at Mrs. Horne’s on South Tenth street hosted by the Misses Doherty Hektoen Binzel and Martha Rollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Funke
Bridge
W. R. Montague
A. C. Wolfe
C.S van Auken
Frank Funke
Horne
South Tenth Street
Doherty
Hektoen
Binzel
Martha Rollins
W. T. Irvine
P. L. Wing
City News Woman Insane and Local Meeting Report
Mrs. Mary Miller of 1014 Caledonia street has been taken to Mendota for treatment of a mental aberration. Democrats of the Seventeenth ward held a meeting and organized a Pryan and Kern club with Geo. Will as president. The Minnesota Supreme Court sustained the $8,000 jury verdict for John Engler against the La Crosse Dredging Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Jacob Miller
Caledonia Street
Mendota
Seventeenth Ward
Pryan and Kern Club
Geo
Supreme Court of Minnesota
John Engler
la Crosse
Prizes Awarded to Mrs Wing Miss Marsh and Others
Mrs Wing and Miss Marsh won the prizes. Mrs E E Fraser hosted at three tables of cards. Mrs Griesdale and Mrs Emma Trenwith also took prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Socials and Local News notes from area residents
Mrs. C A Olberg hosts a coffee honoring Baraboo guests of Mrs E W Greunzner and others. Emma Trenwith entertains for her sister Mrs H L Holmes of Bathgate ND. D C Doasson hosts a coffee for Archie Johnson of Prairie du Chien with music and games. The Ford car ad and several locals visit or return from travels. Community notices include baptist convention attendees, guard card party, and various visitors in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olberg
Baraboo
E. W. Greunzner
Groderfurst
Mould
Merriott
Miss Merriott
Mesdames Gunderson, Skaar
J. J. Esch
Greunzner
W. Merriott
Homer Hart, Jr
Emma Trenwith
Margery Dalton Celebrates 10th Birthday Surrounded By Friends
Mrs Ray R Dalton hosted a 2 30 afternoon surprise party for her daughter Margery on Cameron Avenue The guests included Margaret Pryor Virginia Dodge Gladys Linker Zeda McDonough Bernice Tetley Margaret Keeler Mabel Elbertson Charlotte Kleeber Ruby Waterman Laura Loomis Joe McDonough Tim Dalton and Margery Dalton A birthday supper followed a fern and pink carnation decorated dining room and a cake with ten lit candles marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray R. Dalton
Cameron Avenue
Margery
Margaret Pryor
Virginia Dodge
Gladys Linker
Zeda McDonough
Bernice Tetley
Margaret Keeler
Mabel Elbertson
Charlotte Kleeber
Ruby Waterman
Laura Loomis
Bangor
Joe McDonough
Tim Dalton
Margery Dalton
Linen Shower for Stella Leland and Local Social Roundup
Last evening Miss Edna Nelson hosted a linen shower for Miss Stella Leland at her Twentieth and Cass home with about forty attendees. Various local residents received updates on visits and travel with several to winter in California and other towns, while others hosted and attended gatherings across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Nelson
Stella Leland
Twentieth
Cass Streets
Cass Street
Abby Burton
Panama
James R. Kerr
Minneapolis
Laura Wallace
Cal
Phillip Wallace
Alice Austin
Boston
James McCord
Rose Hambersen
Louise Withee
Red Wing
Minn
L. F. Easton
H. E. Wohlhuter
Albert Lea
Peruna Cures Toledo Woman after Nine Months of Ill Health
Mrs Florence Aitkens of 409 3rd St Toledo Ohio says Peruna cured her internal catarrh after nine months of suffering. She took about five bottles and notes dramatic improvement and happiness, praising Peruna as the best medicine and planning to keep it in her home. The article notes the developers have produced Peruna in tablet form after years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Aitkens
3Rd St
Toledo
Ohio
Peruna
A Home Remedy With Peruna Gains Lofty Testimony
Maria Goertz of Orienta Oklahoma says Peruna restored her health and helps her family. She credits the medicine with easing her chronic catarrh and enabling her to do housework, noting her weight gain from one hundred to one hundred forty pounds. Her husband, daughter, and son report improvements from asthma earache stomach catarrh and throat catarrh respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Goertz
Orienta
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naver Trevor
Sates
Tita
John C. Burns
Fruit House
LA Crosse Floral
ICE Ream & Butter Company
Segelke & Kohlhaus
James J. Hogan
Democratic Campaign Fund
Cough Cure
Chas. Beyschlag
the Fashion Shop
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
Wis
S. Front ST
Ladies’ Society
Irvine
City News
FORD
James Delacy
Fulton, Ill
J. C. Delacy
E. H. Jackel
Merton Lang
South Dakota
Milwaukee Road
Dakota
George Powell
Jos. Frisch
West
Omaha
Will Powell
Bertha Gunn
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Hack
Gateway City
Mary Burns
Mendota Asylum
Chris Burns
Edna Valier
Viroqua
Foley
O. T. Erhart
E. G. Boynton
Emma Law
P. M. Brink
Madison
Rushford
J. T. Robinson
New Albin
F. C. Meyers
New Albia
Cathryn Anthony
Sparta
Sorensen
Ori J. Sorenson
Ruederfurst
George Bennett
Providence
R. I
Bennett
Lillian Tourtellotte
Mills Tourtellotte
Albert Hirshheimer
Colix, I
J. S. Wheeler
Elkhorn
PE Runa
Residerc
Washoe
Keiser
Hartman
Arctic Ice & Fuel CO
Hagar Street
Wood Yard
Miss
Walter Goetzinger and
Carl Rudolph
the Tribune
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!