Futerpean Society Opens the Season
The Waterscan society starts its first post vacation meeting in the First Presbyterian church auditorium with literary selections by notable authors. Rev Henry Faville announced Miss Gelatt as future program coordinator as the executive committee plans future Welsh Presbyterian church meetings and a November gathering. A vote to discontinue the study classes led to their removal, followed by Miss Foerflinger's rendition of Kaide and other evocations.
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Waterscan Society
Last Eyeody
DhwwliEs
First Presbyterian Chivch
Tallawys
Roy
J. F Clemans
Babbie
C. U. Schweizer
William Shakesgleare
Ireniy
F. Bl. Fowler
Henworth Longfellow
Ronsidson
Oliver Wendall Holmes
Je W N. Vowler
Milton Dorsei
Wordsworth
Henry Faville
Whittier
Getto Wieland
Goethe
Henry Tfaville
Welsh Presbyterian Church
H- Fow
Recital Features Multiple Pieces and Readings
Doerfiinger delighted the audience with a two piano solo titled Braide by McDowell. Mi Randen busch sang Spring, followed by Mendelssohn Spring Song with piano by A Lois Halelk and description by Miss Bertha Law rence. A May performed Mendelssohn The Stisl Violet and earned applause. Bliss provided a description. A paper on The History of Landscape Painting was read by Mrs. Worthington. Miss Mildred Gilbertson read a poem about Ale Dawell's selection, with piano by Mrs. Mollie Ruskin. Martha Wollins performed Schubert Hark Hark, a charming solo. Next meeting date noted as Pest November.
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Doerfiinger
Braide
McDowell
Mi Randenbusch
Mendelssohn
Lois Halelk
Bertha Lawrence
A. May
Bliss
Worthington
Mildred Gilbertson
Ale Dawell
Mollie Ruskin
Mellins
Martha A. Wollins
Tit Grasse
Schubers
Ble Pest
Former Lacrosse People to Weld Former Lacrosse People to Weld
Word has been received here of the approaching wedding of Miss Agnes Stiles of this city who is visiting Braham and Cambridge Minnesota in Ge ad Harrison formerly of city. The wedding will take place at Portland Oregon, where Mr son has been located for some time. Until a few months ago Mr Harrison was a member of Company M and has also been employed as a decorator. Miss Stiles, though a resident of this city but a few years, has made a large circle of friends and is esteemed by all who know her.
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Agnes Stiles
Braham
Cambridge
Minn
Gead Harrison
City
Potland
Ore
Son
Somal
Harrison
Company M
Miss Stiles
Oly
Larry Showen
Viroqua
Glasall
Spring Grove
T. H. Stowe
Alpert
Concordia
O. Briedier
Chaseburg
Clarence Caldwell
Bangor
Liandi Halicomp
Leik
Konda
Nadison
Chleaxo
Hylister
Rocky Mountain
G. A. Beeman
Waukon
Prof
Packman
West Salem
Fred Libby
Preston
Williams
Portage
H. S. Barker
Tupealann
Nis
Min Whi Powell
Oring Lana
Clive
T. Bright
W. P. Peters
Tomah
Hedley
Giaryard
R. G. Gammell
Spring Valeur
A. Ixviese
Celebrate Silver Wedding at Westby
Mr and Mrs A H Dahl of Westby celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home. About 400 guests attended Thursday evening. Speeches were delivered by many guests and refreshments served. Notable La Crosse guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Thompson Mr and Mrs Malinus Gillberg and Miss Martha Bryc.
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Ka. A. H. Dahl
Westby
Sparta Man Comes in Auto
Fred A. Gross a former La Crosse resident now living in Sparta Wisconsin traveled to La Crosse by automobile yesterday with John Brock. A woman comments her husband believes he understands furnaces though he cannot stop it. Postmen observe there is nothing in women's letters as they are thick.
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Fred A. Gross
la Crosse
Sparta
Wis
Johu Brock
Social notes and visits at La Crosse area sets
Readable fragments recount gossip on visiting relatives and friends in La Crosse and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Waller A Lo Porto Rico Clarista of Agfil, Mrs W B Batchelder, Mrs George Lindsey of Madison, and others. Mentions health cures and local events including a Woodmen Hall dance and various travels.
Third High at West Salem Today
The Third High football team left this morning for West Salem where they will meet the local eleven. The trip was arranged to enable the players to go to Sparta and root for the first team. The rest of the text includes a humorous restaurant bill incident and a shopper's complaint, reflecting a London Graphic-style detail.
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West Salem
Sparta
Restauannt
Jed
London Graphic
CITY NEWS CONSIDER BUDGET AND LOCAL EVENTS
The La Crosse council finance committee meets in the small ecouncil chamber to discuss the budget submitted at the last meeting. The new packet built by ex-Governor Van Sant at Wabasha has been sold to Carnival Packet Co. and will operate on the lower river. Fy Calvert travels to Wabasha to inspect the boat and prepare papers. The La Crosse & Southeastern railway turntable is now in operation in Green Bay street yards, enabling engines to enter and exit the yard. Paul Wuerner, pioneer resident of Fountain City, dies in Winona after an operation. he was well known in La Crosse. The J. W. Van Sant and Lydia Van Sant rake downriver, then return with the second division of fogs. Contractors move the Langdon and Boyd Packing House to clear space for a new brick building. Thaddeus Brindley resigns as son of County Judge Brindley and will return to Hinsdale to supervise a farm. he reports for Natoma duties on Nov 7. George Nieland claims the body of his brother Henry Nieland who died by suicide on a Northwestern coach in Winona. The Forma dancing party by B. P.O. Ellis is a success with over 50 couples. Krenta’s orchestra and Mrs. Cuess entertain. The funeral of infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nimegeks is held. interment at Oak Grey Cemetery. Contractor C. W. Noble plans not to move the Ingg Von Steenwyck building due to shade-tree concerns. building sold for 700 with terms to remove.
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News
van Sant
Wabasha
Carnival Packet Company
Fy Calvert
Paul Wuerner
Fountain Ily
Winona
la Grosse
J. W. van Sint
Bowthroat
Lydia van Sant
Langdon and Boyd Packing House
Thaddeus Brindley
Brindley
Brookside
Newbury
Hinsdale
Ill
Natoma
George Nieland
Verona
Wis
Henry Nieland
Winans
DLES
B. P.O. Ellis
Krenta
Orchestta
Seventh
Main Streets
Gecoumis
Damand
Noble
Civil Service Exams Held In City Hall Chamber
Civil service examinations were conducted this morning in the city hall council chamber. Prof. Marty Spenes of the fifth district school supervised. J. Messrs. F. WH, J. Baum, and P. J. McMaveny administered librarian clerk tests while F. Cole sat for the guard exam.
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Marty Spenes
Fifth District
Rev John K Fowler Returns From Rochester Assignment
APDRESSHS report Rev John K K Fowler was yesterday sent from Rochester Illinois to address the Men's Brotherhood at the First Presbyterian church, delivering a talk on Brotherlead matters.
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John Kk. Fowler
Rochester
Ilinu
First Presbyterian Church
Quotable Candor Sparks Wedding Press Exchange
Wiseman praises blunt truth in a witty exchange with Dubley at a wedding press event. Wiseman defends speaking his mind while Dubley confirms his own frankness, sparking a lively, if caustic, debate about honesty and reputation.
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Wiseman
T Dubley
Philadelphia
Press
Thanks to neighbors after death of Mr Schenk
The undersigned extend thanks to neighbors G A B for assistance at the death and funeral of Mr Schenk. Mr and Mrs W C Riek join in expressing gratitude for the support received.
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Mr. Schenk
Piles Pledge With Pazo Ointment Claims Cure Most Cases
An advertised claim promises Pazo Ointment cures for piles within six to 414 days or a full refund. The offer emphasizes relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles, with a price of 50 cents.
Seamless solderless jointless rings offered in precious metals
A jeweler advertises seamless seamless rings in 14k 18k and 22k with no seams or joins. Sizes weights vary and rings can be worn very thin yet remain intact. Prices listed from 4.00 to 8.00 with W T Fryne jeweler promising quality wedding rings for now and the future.
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W.T. Frvine
Jeweler
Adm
Don’t Pay Uncertain Recipes for Quick Pleasing Pic
An advertisement urges consumers to skip uncertain recipes and buy two packets of Our Pie Preparation Lemon Chocolate or Custard from the grocer for just a few cents. It promises tasty pies that will leave men asking for more after one piece.
Baltimore and Ohio to occupy new Union Station in Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will move to the new Union Station in Washington D C on October 27. The Chicago to New York fare is $18 with a stopover at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia not exceeding ten days. For information contact ARC P C.
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Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Union Station
Washington, D. C
Chicago
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Eneh
Capone! Arc. P
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Griwita
Futerpean Society
All Presbyterian Church
USA
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Sparta Man
George Lindsey
Madison
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B. Kester
R. F. Jones
Mankato
G. Nelson
Los Angeles
H. W. Aldred
Rushford
la Grasse
Woodmen Hall
Keaty
Clark
Caledonia
Ana Waller
Milwaukee
Hollister
Soow
New Albia
Frank Kennientt
Sloux Walls
Ate Ali
Savage
Amund Edmunds
Ida Wingstad
Bink
Georgs Fowell
Stefan
Sirgeor
Hey Wo
Andover
Henry
Jones
Tampa
TL Cam
Gal
Poley
Foley
Waley
C. ‘T. Erhart
W. d. Grant
Harvey Crook
C. &. Cameron
Watkesha
J.D. Wattle
Niles
Ohio
Fojey
M. Ryan Bat
Monmouth
J. M. Storkervon
Charlet Green
Denver
Colo
Chicaga
Gateway City
St. Joseph
Mr. Simpson
Thomas T. Rusehe
Davenport
Rend Earn
Mebadith
Rockford
BS Maude Grant
T. Maseng
Ruhoff
George Moel
Mountain
H. Fauleson
Robert Calvert
Rob
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Soley
O. T. Arhart
S.J. Jackson
Elbigs
Mont
Third High
Irvine
CUT Glass
T. Irvene
City News
Common Council
Bart, Keller
Emery
Mr. and
Mra. W. C. Riek
Carly
Irveine
Toy Watch and Chain
Main
Beyschlag
Main Street
Gray's
OAS
Beyechlag
Bruggist
Miss Sundt
Tce
D. A. Giles & Sons
Leop L. Giles
Mgr
Steinway
Hardman, Shon
Inger, Kurtzman, Crown
Carl B. Noelke
NRW
H. W. Barker
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