Ford personals and city notes in La Crosse area
The Car of Quality ads mix with local society notes. Various names visit or leave La Crosse, attendments at churches, hotels, or firms, and multiple residents travel to Duluth, Chicago, and Milwaukee area. Mentions include Maud J. Boyd piano teacher, nurses, clerks, and business visits, with brief notices on births and hospital stays.
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FORD
Main Street
Nicholas Debold
Cassville
Wis
F. FE. Hazelhurst
Cleveland
Ohio
Maud J. Boyd
Pine St
Mark Lawler
Heileman Brewing ‘Company
Duluth
R. L. Kenyon
Chicago
Kankakee
Michigan City
Muskegon
Lake Henry
Lake Geneva
Doctor Thill to Locate Hospital in Alma Wis
Word from Alma Wisconsin reports that the famed plaster doctor is locating in Selate near the river. The notice says a railroad will build a hospital with aid if he agrees to stay and practice there.
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Alma
Wis
Ern
Wisconsin
Selate
CITY NEWS INITIATE TONIGHT AT MAIN STREET COUNCIL HALL
The Badger Council of the Fraternal Reserve Association will initiate a large class of candidates at their council hall on Main Street. A ladies committee will serve refreshments and the social committee will provide entertainment for members. Fred Smith, a former La Crosse printer, was sentenced to three years at Stillwater for forging a check at Vinnerd Minnesota. The La Crosse union ball at Linker Hall Orchestra provided music with orangeade served from a cozy nook. The street car company plans to run cars on the new Twenty third Street line to Gaitholig cemetery by next week.
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Badger Council
The
Fraternal Reserve Association
Main Street
Fred Smith
la Crosse
Stillwater
Vinnerd, Minn
la Crosse Union
Linker
The Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure Ad
An old advertisement promotes Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure as a reliable remedy. It touts a proven track record of curing coughs, urges immediate use, and offers bottles priced at 50 cents or one dollar from Chas Beyschlag, a druggist at 503 Main.
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Chas. Beyschlag
Phillippi Weds In Waukon Iowa Bride From Local City
Announcement in the Waukon Iowa paper reports the marriage of Mrs. Madge Hadley of Waukon to L. P. Phillippi former directory man of the city. They will reside in La Crosse after the ceremony.
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Waukon
Iowa
Madge Hadley
L. P. Phillippi
la Crosse
Pioneers Lose to Peerless in Local Bowling League
The Pioneers were defeated by the Peerless team last night in local bowling league play with scores not fully listed.
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Pioneers
Organ Recital Series Starts at First Congregational Church
Prof. H. Packman opens a series of organ recitals at the First Congregational church on Thursday October 29 assisted by soprano Estelle Solon and violinist Jacob Reuter.
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H. Packman
First Congregational Church
Estelle Solon
Jacob Reuter
Mrs Carl Anderson Hostesses Friendly Evening At Home
Mrs Carl Anderson was pleasantly surprised by a group of friends at her home on 419 North Fifteenth street Refreshments were served and the evening included cards and games for entertainment
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Carl Anderson
North Fifteenth Street
Mrs Langenbach Hosts Two Pleasant Bridge Parties
Mrs Alfred Langenbach hosted two bridge evenings this week with eight tables of five hundred at each event. Prizes were awarded at every table. The top scores came from Mrs Dengler and Miss Wheeler on Monday, and Mrs E J Evans and Mrs Frank Funk on Wednesday.
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Alfred Langenbach
Dengler
Miss Wheeler
Langenbach
E. J. Evans
Frank Funk
Coffee gatherings honor two local hostesses yesterday
Mrs. George Gord and Mrs. F. H. Scofield entertained about twenty five friends yesterday afternoon at a coffee at Mrs. Scofield’s home. Miss Eunice Nelson also hosted a coffee yesterday afternoon at her Western avenue south home with a dozen guests attending.
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George Gord
F. H. Scofield
Social notes from city with out of town trips and moves
Mr and Mrs Henry Rooney and son Henry Jr travel to Minneapolis for a few days. Mr F P Hixon goes to Memphis on a Lamb pleasure boat. Mr and Mrs T E Brittingham of Madison visit Mr and Mrs J M Hixon. Miss Marie Politzky heads to Crookston Minnesota for the winter to stay with her brother, a sudden departure surprise to friends. Mrs M E Mosher has taken rooms on Main and Sixth after selling her residence in the south part of the city.
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Ella Nelson
Oak Ridge
la Crosse
Flora Mackay
Mound Prairie
Ole Runingen
Crystal Valley
C. W. Smith
Minneapolis
Smith
Millie Rosein
C .O. Blagsvedt
Decorah
Pipin
H. Larson
Mabel
V. M. Sloskoff
Burr Oak
A P. Qualey
Spring Grove
J. T. Nuzum
la Farge
John Accole
Alma
N. J. Dunlap
Henry Rooney
Henry, Jr
F. P. Hixon
Memphis
Lamb
T. E. Brittingham
Madison
J. M. Hixon
Marie Politzky
Crookston
Minn
M. E. Mosher
Main
Sixth Streets
Flyer Red Wing shows potential for 95 mile run to La Crosse
J R Trautner writes friends that favorable weather may allow the new Flyer Red Wing to complete the Red Wing to La Crosse voyage in five hours or less. The 95 mile trip would include steps, aided by a 27 mile per hour current, with may be sailed Friday or Saturday.
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J. R. Trautner
Red Wing Boat Company
Red Wing
la Crosse
Funeral Tomorrow for Frouke Sitelling at New Amsterdam
The funeral of Frouke Sitelling, a ware pioneer and New Amsterdam resident, will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at New Amsterdam. A large gathering is expected as the deceased leaves a wide circle of friends in the county.
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Frouke Sitellingware
New Amsterdam
Johnny Kelly Leads in La Crosse Tribune Vote Contest
Johnny Kelly, a warm member, leads a popular voting contest run by the La Crosse Daily Tribune. Four Shetland ponies and carts will be given to four top vote getters from districts including Iowa Minnesota, with contestants from Waukon and Lansing. Rallying support could push Kelly into the pony prize soon.
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Johnny Kelly
la Crosse Daily Tribune
Iowa
Minnesota
Waukon
Lansing
Johnny
the Tribune
Democrat
Mark Twain tale contrasts Christian Science and spiritualism
A Duluth man recalls Mark Twain joking that Christian Scientists claim science while a Hartford widow proved hair grows after death. He recounts a seance where a medium allegedly materialized and Joseph kissed the bereaved widow, leaving her with stories of his new beard and beard.
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Mark Twain
Minnetonka
Duluth
Hartford
Joe
New York Tribune
Nebraska Doubtful Bryan Leading In Lincoln Analysis
In Lincoln eight years after a bold Bryan prophecy the Nebraska front remains competitive. Democrats, optimistic about Bryan, fusion with populists, and a strong campaign fund, face Republican strength led by Governor Sheldon. Congressional fights in six districts hinge on Bryan’s home base and statewide sentiment.
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H. G. McVicker
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bryan
William McKinley
Democratic State Committee
Thomas E. Watson
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Shallenberger
Ashton C. Shallenberger
Sheldon
W. J. Bryan
Cuba
Congress
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Doctors in the Future Great Doctors of History
A Detroit Free Press reflection imagines a future era when medicine eliminates disease and honors physicians who served humanity in difficult times. It contemplates a golden age and the enduring legacy of doctors who advanced public health.
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Detroit Free Press
Earth
Lucky Statesman Skeletons Shrouded in Closet
A witty Washington Post item notes a fortunate statesman who can still keep his skeletons in the closet in these days of scrutiny, reflecting on political reputations and public accountability.
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Washington, D. C
Post
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Ella Davis
Tom Waters
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Emil Buege
St. Francis Hospital
Lizzie Kerrigan
New Albia
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Anton Rulland
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C. F. Ogden
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Sentinel Company
Sunday Sentinel
Hans Sylling
Isabelle McHugh
Edna Harrison
Portland
Frank Maciand
Mack
Coteway
Telle
Tina
Illinois
Missouri
John C. Burns
Arctic Ice & Fuel CO
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Leee
Wood Yard
Hazar Street
Lo Ae
CREAM =& BUTTER COMPANY
Jes
Segelke & Kohlhaus
Dr.thill
S. Front ST
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
City News
Cough Cure
Pruggist
Hunt ” Os
Hirshheimer
Skinner O
Odes O
Miller
Hickisch
Klawitter
Society
W. T. Irvine
George W. Berge
Berge
Mr. Shallenberger
Justice of the Supreme Court
Taft
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