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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1907

Page

11

Pleasant Society Notes Amid Weathered Entries

Social life slows indoors as good weather brings rides picnics and club reorganizations. Resolutions honor Mary Baker Cameron founder and first regent of the American Revolution chapter, with sympathy to her bereaved family. Community teas birthdays and small gatherings mark a gentle week, including Mrs Adolph Candrian hosting friends and a Quon musical program by Irma Gandrian.

Mys Augua Cameron Whersas Mary Baker Cameron Adolph Candrian Irma Gandrian Ioln Brindley, Jr Eben Hankerson Harriet Srofield Lucile ‘Houtmaker Burton James Dan Gordon Wallace Theodore Mon- Laeuc

Methodist reception for business college students Friday

Methodist church will give a reception Friday evening October 26 to business college students with program and refreshments at no charge. The Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church will be entertained next Monday at 2 pm by Mrs H E Horne and Mrs W G Mose at 116 South Tenth Street. Mrs Doerlinger entertained a company of ladies Thursday evening at the Bad White cottage in honor of Miss Rendertush and Miss Weber of Mayville Wisconsin. Linen shower for Miss Tessie Schaller in honor of Miss Tess Gould who will wed Roy Collins Wednesday at St Josephs church. Rev G Sluyter to perform the ceremony. About thirty friends attended.

Ladies’ Society First Presbyterian Church H. E. Horne W. G. Mose South Tenth Street Doerelinger William Doerflinger Bad White Cottage Renderbush Weber Mayville Wis Tessie Schaller South Fourth Street Tesse Gould St. Joseph's Church Roy Collins Southeastern Railroad Rev. G. Sluyter M. Hi M. WH John Cross B.S. Breadwell Harpell Levi King James Kerr

Social notes and club meetings from local society page

Hunt of State piveet will be the next hostess Mrs M E Masher will entertain the Monday Afternoon Embroidery club next week The Eleven five Five Hundred Club will meet next Tuesday at the residence of Mrs Bauer COMING AND GOING Mr C & Ven Auken who went east to attend the funeral of his mother returned last evening He was accompanied by his sister Mrs Van Dusen who will be here a month Miss H Louise Harrison will leave Monday for St Louis where she will be bridesmaid at the wedding of Mr T D Gleague nephew of Mrs L A Haryvison She will be absent three weeks Mrs Trank Davis has returned from Minneapolis where she spent a week

Hunt Piveet M. E. Masher Bauer Ven Auken van Dusen H Louise Harrison St. Louis T. D. Gleague L. A. Haryvison Trank Davis Minneapolis

Romadka Case Coup Reveals Sanity Test Findings

Chicago October report details two secret sanity examinations by Dr. Harold N. Moyer in the Evelyn Romadka case. The prosecu tion argues insanity. Moyer found she is not more insane than others, suggesting romance prompted the crime of burglary and robbery. A reconciliation note from Milwaukee husband arrives at the county jail.

Chicago Evelyn Romadka Harold N. Moyer Moyer Jones Romindka

Goff Held for Trial in Coal Land Cases

United States Court Commissioner Francs Bloodgood held T W Pereles J Ms Pereles Guy D Goff and Charles F Hunter of the Wisconsin Coal Mining company and related figures for trial on an indictment alleging spying against Milwaukee officers and stockholders of the Federal Coal and Iron company and the Wisconsin Coal Mining company. Chauncey Lloyd Jones and Elias Arnold of the Federal company and other named individuals were discharged.

Milwaukee, Wis United States Court Francs Bloodgood Denver United States Grand Re Milwaukee Federal Coal and Iron Company Wisconsin Coal Mining Company Chauncey Lloyd Jones Elias Arold Federal Company T. W. Pereles J. Ms. Pereles Guy E. 3. Carter The Wisconsin Sang

Y W C A Classes Filling Up At The Association

The Y W C A announces that classes are filling quickly with sewing expanding its register. The Glee club held its first meeting at 7 45 led by Miss Lucy Hogan. No fee for the meeting and it is for young women who sing or wish to learn. Several gifts were presented including sofa pillows a blanket and magneines.

Young Women's Christian Association Glee Club Lucy Hogan

Eau Claire Man Tendersed Reception

Peter J. Smith assistant postmaster at Eau Claire Wisconsin was tendered a reception at the hall of the Independent Scandinavian Workiwomen's society. The event followed his return home today amid expressions of local regard and support for his service in the community.

EAU Claire Peter J. Smith Eaul Claire Wis Scandinavian Workiwemen's Society

May Clark Reunites With Beloved Dog Trixie

In Chicago May Clark and her mother recognize a large black and white dog at a hardware store as Trixie, the dachshund puppy they saved in San Francisco and accompanied across multiple moves. The dog leaps to greet them, muddy and grown, proving their bond endures across years and cities.

Chorgo Worth Clark Street May Clark Trixie Chicago Clark May Mrs. Clark Meg Clark Columbus

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