Pretty Wedding At Holy Trinity Church
Miss Magdalene Weigel became the bride of Frank Mader Sr at Holy Trinity church this morning with Rev. Untraut officiating. A reception followed at 956 Hood street. The groom is a junior member of Renter and Mader, and the couple will reside at 1502 South Thirteenth street after a trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Frank Mader
Magdalene Weigel
Joseph Weigel
Wiliam~Hoeschler
Fmma Weigel
Thc
Bernard Deckendorf
Rude Netzer
Mader
2 Thief? Renter & Mader
Frustration at daily routine and financial strain
A reader laments the grind of waking early to slug through life in sickness and misery while unable to do things or earn money, questioning the purpose and seeking meaning beyond mere survival.
Ladies Hosts Honor Misses Rueder Busch and Webber
Mrs Max Platz entertained a party of twenty five Saturday afternoon in honor of the Misses Rueder Busch and Webber of Mayville. Mrs Frank N Funke gave a coffee yesterday afternoon in honor of the same ladies. The Ladies society of the First Presbyterian church were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs E H Horne and Mrs W F Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Platz
Ruederbusch and
Webber
Mayville
Frank N. Funke
Ladies’ Society
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. Horne
W. F. Moss
Assembly Elects Officers at La Crosse Club Meeting
The Assembly held its annual meeting at the La Crosse club rooms yesterday afternoon and elected Walton Losey as president, R C Whelpley as vice president, R J Ray as treasurer, A P Hankerson as secretary, and J B Taylor A Platz Jr and James Hogan as directors. Arrangements were made for the forthcoming season's party series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Club
Walton Losey
R. C. Whelpley
R. J. Ray
A. P. Hankerson
J. B. Taylor
A Platz, Jr
James Hogan
Mrs Bennett Visits Talks Across Midwestern Cities
Mrs George Bennett of Trenton New Jersey has traveled to Chicago to address the Art Institute before the Normal class, then to Detroit for another Art talk, and on to Providence Rhode Island for a further lecture. She earlier visited her parents Mr and Mrs Mills Tourtellotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Trenton
N. J
Mills Tourtellotte
Chicago
Art Institute
Detroit
Providence, R. I
John James
Rushford
Minn
Dickinson
Milwaukee
Frank Kreutz Passes Away After Illness
Frank Kreutz a retired saloon keeper died last evening at his daughter s home 1508 South Seventh street after a two day illness with paralysis. He was 84 born in Poland came to La Crosse about 50 years ago and was a widower survived by two daughters Mrs Mat Spiks and Mrs iVt Spiks and son Gregoir Kreutz of Chicago. Funeral Thursday at 9 from St Wenceslaus church Rev X Till officiating interment in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kreutz
South Seventh Street
Kreutz
Poland
la Crosse
Mat Spiks
iVt Spiks
Gregoir Kreutz
Chicago
St. Wenceslaus
Rev. X. Till
Babies Prefer Sleep To Hearing Songs
A brief note notes that babies show a preference for going to sleep rather than listening to songs. The statement suggests a child behavior angle about infant sleep cues and music exposure.
Pickpocket warnings sweep Wisconsin cities
Wisconsin police in major cities warn residents to watch for pickpockets. Chicago crooks move to smaller towns as authorities push criminals from Chicago. Creosoted block paving completes on Cass Street to Tenth, with tar coat and sand top layer due this week. Geese shot by locals near Rice Lake. Withee, bank cashier, among shooters. John J Esch to receive Knights of Pythias ranks at Linton lodge No 27. Monte Carlo Girls burlesque drew fair attendance at La Crosse. Cass Street creosote block praised as speedway with fewer accidents. Winona loses bid for automobile factory. Worth reports a better offer elsewhere. Isaac Staples and Georgia S raft move downriver. Jap hauls wood. H L Wells relocates to Watertown, South Dakota. Smith Chapter R A M meets tomorrow for mark degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chicago
Cass Street
Eleventh
Wooley & Hanson
Tenth
Cass Streets
Rice Lake
W. W. Withee
Security Savings Bank
ESCH
Knights of Pythias
John J. Esch
Linton Lodge
Monte Carlo
la Crosse Theatre
Winona
Worth
Citizens Committee
Isaac Staples
Georgia S
H. L. Wells
Watertown
S. D
Smith
Woodmen Dance and Local Social Notes
The item lists a Woodmen Hall dance on Wednesday October 23 with Kreutz orchestra, tickets 50 cents per couple, and notes many local visitors and residents in La Crosse from Sparta Canton Bangor Carrington Chippewa Falls and Houston. It also mentions health ads for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley cough and kidney remedies, and several brief business and social visits among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Hall
Kreutz
Jas. E. Evans
Sparta
E. H. Jacobson
Canton
la Crosse
Roy Wakeman
Bangor
C. Kremer
Bessie Archibald
Houston
George Fowell
C. G. Shivers
Chippewa Falls
K. S. Whitemore
Carrington
Ark
Odin J. Oyen
Chicago
Will Powell
Charles B. Miller
Prairie du Chien
Mary Barber
Cnalfield
C. L. Baldwin
Winona
Messenger Boys
North American Telegraph Co
Main Street
Nature
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Carl A. Kaeppler
Sioux Falls
W. T. Irvine
Darien
Wis
Irvine
Ella Koethe
O. T. Erhart
Dyon Bronkalla
Butte
Mont
Farmers Bring In Their Produce to City Markets
Farmers bring in hay grain and other farm products as fall work winds down. Weather has been favorable for market activity with strong prices for timothy and wild hay, and grains sold well at local elevators. Wood offers are sparse before snow but expected to rise with sleighing. coal shows limited sales at city scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Bankruptcy Case Dismissed In U S District Court
Judge A L Sanborn dismissed the bankruptcy case of A T Wohlstrom in the U S district court yesterday. The judge, who recently returned from Massachusetts, is now handling his Madison list of cases from the usual districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
A. L. Sanborn
Massachusetts
A. T. Wohlstrom
Madison
Our-Pie pie mix offers lemon chocolate custard varieties
A packaged pie mix labeled as Our-Pie promises three flavors lemon chocolate and custard. It claims strict adherence to Pure Food Laws and simplicity for any cook. Each 10 cent package contains proper proportions for immediate use.
Local Notes and Travels Across Cities
Day in La Crosse reports residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Mentions include Robin Andreas returning to Minneapolis, M. V. Bean of Lanesboro, D. T. McLathy of Rochester, Chas Lindner visiting Eau Claire, J. H. Pearson in Sparta, and Joseph Hoffman in Winona. A Tampa reader praises Foley's Kidney Cure via O. T. Erhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfund
W. E. Parr
Winona
McClay
Eau Claire
George Masby
Waukon
Foley
O. T. Erhart
S. N. Knopr
Rochester
W. M. Schwaecker
McGregor
A. J. Green
Sparta
C. K. Garest
Co. B. Weideman
Waterloo
Charles Knox
Preston
Granma Jones
Hollister
Alex Hansen
C. Welda
Mindoro
John Klaus
Merrill
E. Null
Hokah
la Crosse
Rocky Mountain
Clara Nelson
Whalan
M. S. Thompson
Eastman
CIA
P. Lanmenn
Brownsville
Robin Andreas
Minneapolis
M. V. Bean
Lanesboro
Gateway City
J. H. Pearson
Henry E. Jones
Tampa
Fla
Joseph Hoffman
Electric Bitters touted by Dublin family in aging mother tale
A Dublin Georgia man praises Electric Bitters for his eighty three year old mother who has used them for two years and now enjoys a strong appetite good sleep and vigor. The product is advertised as beneficial for female weakness general debility and for weak children with guaranteed relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles by O T druggist at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
O. T
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
Fruit House
Society
Dalene Weigel
Rev
Untraut
Rere
Wellville
J. E. Geiwitz
City News
Kirk
Sterling Hollowware
Sterling Flatware
Jeweler
MR. Business
the Shoe Shop
Westby’s
Carl B. Noelke
Estey Organ A
Brattleboro
H. W. Barker
Runckel
Toy Watch and Chain
Main and
Beyschlag
Gray's
Chas
Main
City
Bertha A. John
Davenport
P. J. Rieley
Austin
DR. Watterson
Fourth St
Wii
South Third St
Chic Stationery
Erharts
Red Cross Drag Stores
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