North Side IX Briefs and Local Notices
Returns of the Johnson Ketcher fight at Murphy's saloon 506 Mill street. Mr and Mrs T J Budd 912 Mill street welcomed a daughter born Thursday. Mrs Geo B Phillips and daughters Mae and Irene 1216 Avon street plan a Washington DC winter visit. Miss Mildred Eberhart 1127 Caledonia street hosted a party for Irene Phillips who departs for Washington. Miss Anna Prell of Winona visits. Elizabeth and Barbara Huss 1906 Wood street return from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Beoker visit Minneapolis then return to their home. J G Becker 1703 Kane street loses a valuable gun when his duck boat overturned at Broken Gun. Mrs Frank Drake returns to Minneapolis after visiting Eunice Gibson 609 Avon. Passenger train No 3 on the Milwaukee due here at 6 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Budd
Mill Street
Geo. B. Phillips
Mae
Irene
Avon Street
Washington, D. C
Mildred Eberhart
Caledonia Street
Irene Phillips
Anna Prell
Winona
Minneapolis
Eunice Gibson
Milwaukee
Late Morning Delays Linked to Engine Troubles
The morning ran two hours late due to engine trouble. Alfred Sorenson of 1518 Berlin Street has returned from a visit with friends in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Mrs. B. Hyde of 1029 Caledonia Street is somewhat improved after a bad fall at Joan Grimes’ residence a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sorenson
Berlin Street
St. Paul
Minneapolis
No Young Ladies Staats Stays Home
Due to difficulty securing young women as factory assistants in Winona the E G Staats Regalia company on the north side will not move its factory there. Several Winona firms advertised in La Crosse for female help as they cannot secure workers. Staats says moving there would be unwise and he has offers from Illinois and Michigan cities and will decide on a permanent location soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Staats
Illinois
Michigan
Farewell Dinner for Irene Phillips at Donia Street
A six o clock dinner hosted by Donia Street honored Miss Irene Phillips as she and her mother and sister prepare to move to Washington DC for the winter. Six people attended including Carmel Young Norma Partridge Bessie Ar gall Laura Kinnear and Mildred Eberhart with a green and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Eberhart
Caledonia Street
Irene Phillips
Washington, D. C
Carmel Young
Norma Partridge
Bessie Argall
Laura Kinnear
Taft Vindicated In Club Debate Over Ballinger Pinchot
The Franklin club voted two to one in favor of Tafts just and wise stance in the Ballinger Pinchot dispute. Debate featured Prof H L Hayden Otto Bosshard and Prof F C Hodgson for the affirmative and Prof Harry Spence with Senator Thomas Morris and Paul Schulze for the negative. A mock trial committee was formed and future debates were announced with scheduled speakers and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mahoney
A. W. Zeratsky
C. F. Miller
Taft
Franlin Club
H. L. Taylor
H. L. Hayden
Otto Bosshard
F.C. Hodgson
Harry Spence
Thomas Morris
Paul Schulze
Winona
Republican Party
John Mulder
A. A. Randall
Police Department
A. H. Schubert
G. W. Fogg
George Flynn
George B. Marvin, Jr
One Cleaner Replaces All for Washing and Cleaning
The piece claims a single cleaner can replace many special preparations used for washing, leaning, scouring, and scrubbing. It asserts the product works without borax ammonia kerosene or naphtha and is sold as a convenient Dust cleaner.
Barbara Bosshard Pneumonia Victim
Mrs Barbara Bosshard aged 82 died at her son Rudolph Hoeslys home 1621 Charles Street yesterday morning after a short pneumonia illness. Survived by one son two nieces and a nephew in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Funeral at 1 pm Sunday at home and 130 pm at German Lutheran Church Avon Street Rev Julius Bergholz officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Born in Germany 82 years ago she came to America in 1877 and lived in Bangor before moving to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Barbara Bosshard
Rudolph Hoesly
Charles Street
Robert Hauser
North Side
St. Paul
Bangor
Wis
Avon Street
Julius Bergholz
Sletten
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bosshard
Germany
America
Desperate Ninth Inning Save in World Pennant Race
Detroit and Pittsburgh battled in a dramatic inning as Jones was injured on a collision at home. Mullin steadied the Tigers with nerve as Abbaticchio faced Mullln with the fate of the pennant on the line and Gibson on first Beach.
Ventilator System Aids Sleeping Car Passengers
Thomas H Garland of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy rail line has perfected a car ventilation unit to supply constant fresh air to lower berths. A roof duct feeds air into the car through a grill near the lower bunk with a damper to control flow. The device has been tested on several cars and is expected to be installed on major railways nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Garland
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Garland
Burlington
Rock Island
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York
New Haven
New Hartford
New York Central
Northwestern
Alton
Santa Fe
Illinois Central
End of a hard fought game ends in dramatic chase
Mullin delivered a precise throw as Wilson and Gibson sprinted across bases. A fast white streak from home to third left Wilson out at Moriarity, whose deep cut from a hard slide underscores the fierce contest. The game ends as one of history’s roughest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Schmidt
Miller
Alstein
Tom Janes
Jones
Pittsburg
Mullin
Detroit
Crawford
McIntyre
Davy Jones
Gibson
Malin
Abstein
Pittsburgs
Moriarity
Tom Jones
Prizes Awarded in Baldwin Missing Letter Contest
We, the undersigned judges Ole Elbertson Capt Phil J Wendling Leigh Toland award prizes in the Baldwin missing letter contest. First prize goes to Mrs Ben Schoenfeld 1026 South Fourth Street La Crosse Wisconsin. Second prize to Miss Mary Kroeger Norwalk Wisconsin. Third prize to Miss Helen Gurney Lynxville Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Music Company
Baldwin
Ben Schoenfeld
South Fourth Street
la Crosse
Mary Kroeger
Norwalk
Wis
Helen Gurney
Lynxville
Ole Elbertson
Capt
Phil. J. Wendling
Leigh Toland
Bride Killed Four Injured in Oakland Wreck
An Oakland auto crash last night left two dead and three seriously hurt. The accident occurred on a city road, with authorities reporting a bride among the injured as investigators work to determine causes and identify those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Doctor Promotes Make-Man Tablets for Nerves and Blood
A physician urges those with weak run down systems to try Make-Man Tablets. He claims they strengthen nerves and purify blood and advises readers to purchase 50 cent boxes or six for $2.50 from druggists or by mail. Readers may cut out a free coupon with name and address.
Railroad road tragedy near Oakland kills bride
Mrs. H. C. Edwards, a bride of a few weeks, was instantly killed on the railroad road near Oakland. Four of her companions were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rairoad Road
Oakland
H. C. Edwards
Mockery of Clever Cheats: Self-Deception in Flattery
A brief observation notes how some men flatter themselves by overemphasizing the cleverness of those who deceive them, highlighting a vanity that excuses duplicitous behavior and shields personal judgment from fault.
Mrs Morse denies plans to appeal to Taft for husband pardon
Mrs. W. Morse, in New York on Oct 15, denied she planned to petition President Taft for a pardon for her husband. She said she would not press for a pardon until the courts have acted or refused to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MDS
Morse
New York
W. Morse
Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. & O. Sletten
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Johnson-Ketcher
Murphy's Saloon
Barbara Bosshard
Pirates
Abbaticcho
Phillippi
George Mullin
Tiger
Byrne
Leach
Clarke
Wagner
Milwaukee Road
Make-Man Tablet CO
Make-Man
Dept. J. Chicago
Poehling’s Store
Main Street
U.S. Government Meat Inspection
Grace Hayward ®& CO
Victor Herbert
Glen Macdonough
Toyland
Ignacio Martinetti
Chicago
Bostom
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