Consumption Cure Claim By Duffy’s Whiskey
Mrs. Nettie Carter of Elkton Kentucky attributes complete recovery from consumption to Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey after medical advice and trial. She reports restored appetite good sleep and absence of chest distress and indigestion following daily doses including dessert spoonfuls and a bedtime spoonful.
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Nettie Carter
Elkton
Duffy
Nashville “Banner
Elkton, Ky
Mainto Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester Y
Mentions From North Side In Brief
Nearby social notes list residents and visitors in the North Side area. Mentions include Johnson Ketcher fight at Murphy's saloon, visits to North Bend, guests from St Paul New Albin Iowa Thompson Til and Milwaukee, and gatherings at homes on Loomis Avon Berlin George streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Ketcher
Murphy's Saloon
Mill Street
Thomas
Minnie Knight
Wood Street
North Bend
D. O. Weida
St. Paul
Wilbur Stafford
Geo, Wilson
Edward Coughlin
Lytles
Wis
H. J. Roth
Gwen Bennett
Thompson, Til
Blanche Hardy
George Street
Nic Birnbaum
Gillette
Milwaukee
Anna Bjorklund
New Albin
Iowa
W. J. Schultz
Avon Street
Roy Hauser
Loomis Street
North
Stannard Family Update and Local Notices
A man has accepted a position with La Crosse Rubber Mills at Indian Hill. Mr and Mrs Charles Stannard of 616 St James street return from a visit with friends at Peterson Minnesota. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Budd on Thursday. Superintendent D Cunningham of the Burlington was in Savanna yesterday on business. The Young Men's Brotherhood debate at Charles Street Lutheran church was postponed to October 29 with L C Holm and P H Marking for the affirmative and O Opsahl and John Olson for the negative.
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la Crosse
Indian Hill
Charles Stannard
St. James Street
Peterson, Minn
Thomas Budd
D. Cunningham
Burlington
Savanna
Young Men's Brotherhood
Charles Street Lutheran Church
L. C. Holm
P. H. Marking
O. Opsahl
John Olson
Service The Rev C N Moller At St Peters Church
The Rev C N Moller rector conducts services at 3 p m at St Peters Church located on Logan and Avon streets. The notice lists the church and location details for a standard worship service.
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St. Peters
Logan and
Avon Streets
C. N. Moller
Caledonia Street M E Church Services Notice
Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev. A V Ingham holds evening worship at 7 30 with the pastor preaching. Sabbath school convenes at noon and Epworth league meets at 6 30 p m.
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Caledonia Street
M. E
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. V. Ingham
Epworth League
Norwegian Danish M. E. Church Corner Berlin and Sill
Rev. I P Slade presides at morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 15 The subject is The Greatest Thing in the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin and
Sill
I. P. Slade
German M E Church Service at Fielstad’s Hall
The German M E Church on Clinton and Berlin streets led by Pastor W. J. Witter held a Sunday service at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 15 a m in Fielstad's hall.
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M. E
Clinton and
Berlin
W. J. Witter
Sabe
Fielstad’s
Norwegian Lutheran Church on Charles and Sill Streets
Rev. E. O. Vik serves as pastor at the Norwegian Lutheran Church located at the corner of Charles and Sill streets. Services are held at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 a m.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles and Sill Street
E. O. Vik
No Stop-Overs On Short Term Fares Across Rail Lines
Western railroads will discontinue stop-over privileges on short term excursion tickets from January 1, 1919. The Western Passenger Association lines approved the move, with eastern lines expected to follow. The rule targets revenue loss from unlimited tickets as travelers used excursion passes to halt at many points. Milwaukee Road, a member, will see effects in its city and across its routes.
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Western Railroads
Western Passenger Association
Niagara Falls
Ashington
Milwaukee Road
Reverend Randall Sermon and Evening Services Listed
Rev A A Randall pastor conducts a sermon at 10 30 a m and an evening service at 7 45 p m for the congregation.
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A. A. Randall
Trinity Lutheran Church on Avon Street Notice
Trinity Lutheran church on Avon Street led by Rev. T. T. Haverstad will hold services Sunday at 10 30 a m English service at 7 30 p m and Sunday school at 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon Street
T. T. Haverstad
Bethel Norwegian Church Services at Bethel
The Bethel Norwegian church at the corner of George and Sill holds services at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with Rev O L Christensen as pastor and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Bethel Bethel Norwegian Church
Corner
George and Sill
O. L. Christensen
Immanuel German Lutheran Mission Festival on October 17
The Immanuel German Lutheran Church on Avon Street hosts its annual mission festival on Sunday October 17. Rev W Bergholz of Kewanee preaches in the morning and Rev Wiechman of La Crescent speaks in the afternoon. evening service in English with Rev Julius Gamm of West Avenue German Lutheran Church. Ladies Society serves dinner and supper for guests.
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German Lutheran Church
Immanuel German Lutheran
Avon Street
W. Bergholz
Kewanee
Wiechman
la Crescent
Julius Gamm
West Avenue
Ladies’ Society
Tabernacle Baptist Church Morning and Evening Services
Tabernacle Baptist Church at Clinton and Avon with George William Fogg as pastor. Morning worship at 10 30 subject Did Christ have to Work to Live. Sunday school at noon B Y P U 6 30 led by Florence Baumgarten and Nona Nelson. Evening service 7 30 subject What a Young Person can do for Christ. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30. Friday B Y P A rally at First Baptist with La Crosse Valley Association speakers incl Rev W L Clapp Appleton.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Clinton and
Avon Streets
George William Fogg
Christ
Florence Baumgarten
Nona Nelson
First Baptist Church
la Crosse Valley Association
W. L. Clapp
Appleton
Society rehearsals begin for Up and Down Broadway benefit
Rehearsals start for the opera Up and Down Broadway to aid The Home for the Friendless, with a cast including Eleanore Marston Grace Heath Louise Gund Marie Wheeler and many others. The event will be staged at the theater October 28.
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Broagway
Eleanore Marston
Grace Heath
Louise Gund
Marie Wheeler
Viola Doerflinger
Freida Mitchell
Barbara Brown
Mabel West
May Williams
Bessie Beck
Mary White
Edna Tarbox
Stella Hyde
Blanche Holcomb
Helen Miller
Joseph Bartl
Henrietta Martindale
Ida Aiken
Laura Cuningham
Lillian Anderson
Irma Candrian
Olga Candrian
Maud Boyd
Lila Derr
Pernelle Homer
Jeannette Hankerson
Marjory Gordon
Rebbecca Thompson
Helen Anderson
Helen Harrison
Hazel Viets
Margaret Tau
China painting class at the YWCA starts soon
The YWCA announces a china painting course to be led by Mrs. A F E Soderburg, with the first lesson set for Saturday morning October 23 from nine to twelve. A stenography course will launch November 1 under Mrs. Cavanaugh, offering short hand and typewriting for adults seeking evening study.
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A. FE. Soderburg
Cavanaugh
Toland’s
Business School
Mrs Law and Mrs Finch Host Coffee in Honor of Mrs Williams
Mrs David Law and Mrs Finch entertained at a coffee for Mrs E J Williams of Panama. Mrs Alice Solberg hosted a dozen ladies in honor of her daughter Mrs Marian Osgoodby.
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David Law
Finch
E. J. Williams
Panama
Alice Solberg
Marian Osgoodby
Dinner honors Pan ama visitors at Withee home
Mrs Louise Withee entertained twenty guests at a dinner Monday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs E J Williams of Panama Mr and Mrs Fred A Smith and daughter Miss Lark Smith were also entertained at the event.
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Louise Withee
E. J. Williams
Panama
Fred A. Smith
Miss Lark Smith
Social event highlights theater music and refreshments
The scene featured remnants of many schools and colleges, with the theater orchestra providing the music and dainty refreshments served to attendees.
Ladies Industrial Society meeting at Mrs. Lewis home
The Ladies Industrial Society of the First Baptist church will be entertained Thursday at 2 30 by Mrs Lewis and Mrs Newman at the home of Mrs Lewis 1422 Ferry street.
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Ladies’ Industrial Society
First Baptist Church
Lewis
Newman
Ferry Street
Caledonia Street Sunday School plans mission observances
The Caledonia Street Sunday school workers held a profitable meeting in the church parlors Monday evening. November 28 and Easter Sunday will be observed as missionary days. A stereopticon entertainment is scheduled for October 26 to benefit the Sunday school. The Womens club will meet next Wednesday with president Mrs. Bulloch.
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Caledonia Street
Womens Club
Bulloch
General W C T U Meeting At Mrs Colmans Home
All city chapters of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs J S Colman’s home 1319 State Street next Tuesday afternoon to hear the Baraboo state convention report. Members of all unions are urged to attend.
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J. S. Colman
State Street
Baraboo
Card and Birthday Party Honors Mrs Walters
Mrs. Jack Walters entertained a card party for her birthday with ladies prizes won by Mrs. M A Devinney and Mr. Louis Brown for gentlemen. Refreshments followed at eleven. Japanese decorations adorned the rooms and gifts were given to the hostess. Attendees included Messrs and Mesdames Boddy George Ash Louis.
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Jack Walters
M. A. Devinney
Louis Brown
Messrs
and Mesdames Boddy
George Ash
Louis
Birthday parties mark young Charles and son’s fifth year
Mrs Heyerdahl hosted a gathering for her son Charles on his tenth birthday while Mrs Freimark celebrated her son’s fifth birthday with a party attended by several children.
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Alex Heyerdahl
Charles
Charles Freimark
Mrs Hurtgen Hosts Pleasant Party for Eight Birthday
Thursday Mrs W F Hurtgen entertained a pleasant party in honor of the eighth birthday of her little son, Robert.
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W. F. Hurtgen
Robert
Bridge prizes awarded at local gatherings
Mrs. J. L. Pettingill hosted three tables of bridge on Wednesday with Mrs. Appelby winning the prize. Edna Walier hosted three tables for a hearts game on Thursday evening and Helen Gantert took the prize.
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J. L. Pettingill
Appelby
Edna Walier
Hearts
Helen Gantert
Keefe College Dance Draws 300 At Elks Hall
One of the largest dances at Elks hall drew over three hundred Keefe Business College students and faculty last evening. The hall wore yellow and black bunting, the college colors, as invitations were honored and guests enjoyed the event.
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Keefe College
Elks Hall
Keefe Business College
Harris Falls by Wiles of Women and Bank Robbery Attempt
Chicago date Oct 16. Lamar H Harris a young Los Angeles lawyer, once a brilliant speaker and promised rising man, falls from grace after a bank robbery attempt at Highland Park. Dissipation with show girls and a later romance with Ellen Christie culminate in his suicide as the defalcation scandal closes in.
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Chicago
Lamar H. Harris
Los Angeles
Erskine Bank
Highland Park
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Clinton Street
Forte Advertising
June Shepeane
North Presbyterian
Thomas & Phalon
Rose Street
Pearl Street
Summit
Pfafflin & Manke Hardware Co
Thur Funk
Parmalee Smith
Alex Moll
Sidney Law
Myron Savage
Leigh Toland
Joe Bartl
John Foley
Gussie Boys
Arthur Erickson
Alfred Miller
Albert Miller
Ruel Russell
Walter Harrington
J. Dockendorf
W. Owen
W. L. Rossitter
Lee Asplin
O. Munz
Orlando Hegge
Alfred Hegge
Charles Wesson
Argyle Scott
Herbert Moss
Ben Brindley
Robert Ray
Jessie Brenner
J. Wiehaupt
Charles Hyde
George Walker
Harris
Ellen Christie
Lew J. Welsh
Grace Hay- Ward Company
W. T. Irvine
Main St
James McGune
Mercer St
Jersey City
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Paris
John Gund Brewing CO
la Crosse, Wis
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