Society Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Tarbox
Saturday Mrs William H Tarbox and Miss Edna Tarbox entertained with a bridge luncheon. Eleven tables of bridge were played. First prize went to Mrs E J Evans and second to Mrs Alex Hyslop. Guests attended and assisting ladies included Misses Emma Rolfing Mable West Blanche Holcomb and Alice Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tarbox
Edna Tarbox
E. J. Evans
Alex Hyslop
Emma Rolfing
Mable West
Blanche Holcom
Alice Wheeler
Mrs Staum Hosts Shower for Sister Miss Louise Kol ler
Mrs. O. G. Staum gave a shower in honor of her sister Miss Louise Koller who is soon to be married. A pleasant evening was enjoyed with light refreshments. Attendees included Alma Neuman, Lillie Neuman, Louise Bezpaletz, Lillie Suhling, Florence and Louise Schildman, Cora Mekvold, Elsie Koller, Freda Durrhammer, and several Mrs. Konetchy Lenbart Hagensick Haegel Dummer and Koller households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Staum
Louise Koller
Alma
Lillie Neuman
Louise Bezpaletz
Lillie Suhling
Florence
Louise Schildman
Cora Mekvold
Elsie Koller
Freda Durrhammer
A. Konetchy
A. Lenbart
Coffee Trouble Triggered Heart and Sleep Distress
A Kansas woman recalls coffee worsen heart palpitations and rheumatism. She quit coffee, switched to Postum, and reports improved digestion, sleep, breathing, and activity, attributing the change to stopping coffee use. She urges readers to read The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wellville
Social Briefs From La Crosse and Nearby Cities
Mrs. F C Hixon returned from Chicago after weeks with the Hixon family. Mrs. George Batchelder, visiting her sister, D P Smith, left for Minneapolis. Ralph Toland and bride of Winona spent Sunday with friends. Mrs. L C Colman and Mrs. W E Sawyer visiting in Minneapolis. F H Favall of Madison, Wis is a business visitor in La Crosse today. W B Parsons of Winona spent Sunday with friends in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hixon
Chicago
George Hixon
George Batchelder
D. P. Smith
Minneapolis
Ralph Toland
Bride
Winona
L. C. Colman
W. E. Sawyer
F. H. Favall
Madison
Wis
la Crosse
W. B. Parsons
Gateway City
E. M. Knapp
Rochester
Minn
J. P. Andres
Norwalk
W. J. Staten
Geo. Powell
Charles D. Schreiter
Galesville
Mary Chamberlain Weds at Miles City
Miss Mary L Chamberlain of Miles City Montana and Gerald Hoadley of the same city married at the bride’s parents home on Monday evening Oct 4 by Rev Henry A James. The ceremony drew many young friends and guests with autumn decor and refreshments. Mr Hoadley works in the furniture department at Lakin Bros and is highly regarded. The bride is well known and greatly esteemed. Couple starts married life with many good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chamberlain
Yellowstone Journal
Miles City
Montana
C. H. Chamberlain
Yellowstone Avenue
Seventh Streets
Mary L. Chamberlain
Gerald Hoadley
Henry A. James
Hoadley
Furnitve
Lakin Bros
Takes Pet Wolf Back to Dakota
Henry Fox formerly of 1521 South Eleventh street took a pet wolf in a box car to South Dakota to prove a claim. En route a horse in the car fell ill from overeating oats but was saved by a veterinarian. The wolf, brought to the city as a cub about a year ago, is now a rare sized animal. Fox and family have a homestead near Mitchell, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fox
South Eleventh Street
South Dakota
Mr. Fox
Mitchell
Making Friends and Enemies as Investments
A proverb notes that forging friendships yields valuable returns, while creating adversaries risks losses. It frames social ties as financial choices with lasting impact on personal leverage and security.
Local personals note varied events and visits in La Crosse
John A. Elliott and Henry Rooney depart tonight for Duluth for the annual league meeting. Notices to society women aim to form a city choral group. the Russian Symphony orchestra will perform with the Ben Greet company. Several local visits, funerals, sales, and events at Poehling's display line, YMC A banquet in Milwaukee, and a rummage sale at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Elliott
Henry Rooney
Duluth
FAY Lewis Bros
Rowena
Nicholson-Scott Hall
Haviland China Prizes
Emil Koehler
Farmer's and Merchant's Bank of
Bangor
Higbee
John E. Ayscue
Baptist State Convention
Delavan
John Schiver
Hokah Bottoms
Curtis Dunn
Galesburg
Ill
FE. R. Burke
Ed Cronon
Poehling
A. C. Gran
Milwaukee
Association
Woodman Hall
Ladies of Presbyterian Church
Henry F. Runge
Marguerite Mann
Lidgerwood
N. D
Batavian National Bank
Elkshall
Tomah
la Crosse Theater
W. E. Walker
H. R. Adams
Pontiac
la Crosse
R. E. Thompson
Preston, Minn
Church Debate Highlights Role and Future Amid County Politics
The La Crosse county board election mood narrows to county physician and overseer posts as Wakefield or Reed emerge as contenders. A sermon at First M. B. Church argues the church remains vital, faulting critics who say it is a dead issue and urging leaders to recruit prominent figures to strengthen community influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County Board
la Crosse County Poor Department
Johnson
Poor Department
G. J. Egan
Superintendents of Poor
County Committee On Poor and
Onalaskan
Onalaska
la Crosse
M. BR
Wm. Burgess
Chicago
Christ
United States
Epworth League
Christian
Jesus
Roosevelt
Bryan
la Follette
Spurgeon
Robertson
Parker
Beecher
Brooks
Taxpayer Voices Support for Hauser and Johnson Row
A La Crosse letter to the Tribune defends Mr. Hauser and Mr. Johnson amid a local dispute over the county poor farm. The writer urges investigation by the county board and cautions against sensationalism, praising the two officials while noting ongoing scrutiny of their administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauser
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Naughty chauffeur to be up against it
Chicago news from Alderman Herman J Bauler notes a bill to criminalize using a motor car without the owner's consent. The offending chauffeur could face a $200 fine, costs, and up to six months imprisonment under Illinois law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman J Bauler
Illinois
Bauler
Burglary Hits Bartz Residence In Broad Daylight
Burglars entered the home of August C. Bartz at 525 South Tenth Street by a door using a skeleton key and ransacked the house from garret to cellar. They took a gold watch and a valuable ring, leaving other jewelry scattered on the floor when discovered at 6 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August C. Bartz
South Tenth Street
Garret
Morse's 15 Year Sentence Confirmed on Appeal
New York Oct 11 The United States circuit court of appeals unanimously affirmed the 15 year sentence imposed on Charles W Morse by Judge Hough after his federal banking law conviction. The ruling ends the current appeal and makes further review unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
Hough
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Court of Appeals
Deaf Mute Misses No Invitation to Take Something
A terse proverb-like line notes that even someone who is deaf and mute tends to notice an invitation to take something, implying keen attention to opportunity regardless of communication barriers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
Kt Cream & Butter Company
General Contractors
N. Third Street
Society
Fashion Shop
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
Wia
W. A. Edwards, M. D
Nebuer Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
la Crosse, Wis
Wolf
Dakota
John
Dr. Burgess
Wakefield
West Salem Or
Well
Coun
Irvine
Gents
Elgin, Waltham
W. T. Irvine
Mathews
Mathews & Co
Nicholson-Scott CO
Reese
Kayser
Bartz
Morse
Bijou Theatre
Billy Baker
Gladys de Vere
The
Richard
Matthews and
Matthews
the Violets
Jerome and
Jerome
Hanlon
Superba
Frog
Kreutz’s
Orchestra
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