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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1908

Page

9

Wooltex fashion perks attract La Crosse visitors

Alice Wheeler notes many small affairs for visiting ladies this week. Guests Mrs. Butcher Mrs. O'Brien Mrs. Usher and Miss Jackman were praised for Wooltex garments worn at events hosted by Mrs. Jack Fetter Mrs. H. P. Bliss and Mrs. L. A. McIntosh. Doerflinger store window display highlighted the Wooltex label.

Butcher O’brien Jack Fetter Usher H. P. Bliss Jackman L. A. McIntosh

Two Miners Die in Mysterious Wa I Fire at Wisconsin Camp

In Waukesha county a cookhouse shooting at the Milwaukee Light and Traction camp at Waterville crossing left Rompo Usranoff, 19, dead and Achisbiroff, 23, dead from a gunshot. Usranoff allegedly killed Achisbiroff then died by suicide. No witnesses, and motive uncertain. The two men were said to be companions calling each other brother and seen talking peacefully minutes before the incident. The case remains unsolved with mystery over accident or murder.

Waukesha Wis Gray Heart Milwaukee, Light, and Traction Company Waterville Road Rompo Usranoff Usranoff Achishiroff

Engagement announced for Alice MacHaffie and Lt Richard von Forester

Cards announce the engagement of Miss Alice Seymour MacHaffie to Richard von Forester first lieutenant in the German navy. MacHaffie visited with her parents and guests of Mrs Dorset and Miss Colwell. She is granddaughter of the late Hon Charles Seymour former U S consul to China. Mr and Mrs MacHaffie and Miss MacHaffie and Mrs Seymour plan a world trip and were recently in Berlin.

Alice Seymour MacHaffie Richard von Forester Miss MacHaffie Dorset Colwell Charles Seymour U. S China MacHaffie

Woman's Club met with papers on Virginia founders

The Woman's club gathered last Wednesday with Mrs. D. C. Bice in attendance. Mrs. Bullock led the meeting, Mrs. C. C. Looney read a paper on The Founding Founders of Virginia, and Mrs. T. C. Bliss presented a selection from The Virginians.

Woman's Club D. C. Bice Bullock C. C. Looney Virginia T. C. Bliss

Twentieth Century Club Meet Changes Venue Leaders

The Twentieth Century club currently scheduled at Mrs. Foster's home will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Tarbox. Mrs. Law leads the lesson on the Development of Prose in German Literature in Luther's era and Miss Gertrude Hogan will conduct a parliamentary drill.

Twentieth Century Club

Daughters of the American Revolution Meet at Yorktown Talk

Mrs. M. F. Egbert hosted the DAR gathering with Mrs. Orlando Holway in the chair. After routine business Miss Conant presented an article on the Surrender at Yorktown dated October 19.

Daughters of the American Revolution M. F. Egbert Orlando Holway

Miss Hogan Entertains Honor at Milwaukee Guest's Dinner

Mrs Usher of Milwaukee was the guest of honor at a Wednesday dinner hosted by Miss Gertrude Hogan with twelve covers. The guest list included Mrs Hamlin Garland Mrs Pettit Mrs George Bunn and several local residents. A second event had Mrs W E Sawyer hosting two bridge tables for Mrs J L Pettit of Milwaukee. A luncheon at the Country club in honor of Mrs Usher followed with four guests at a later coffee hosted by Miss Frances Sill as Mrs Usher attended.

Miss Hogan Gertrude Hogan Usher Milwaukee Hamlin Garland West Salem Pettit George Bunn St. Paul L. F. Easton Mary Shadbolt Mary Austin W. E. Sawyer D. Cunningham Frances Sill Lucy Hogan Bridge J. L. Pettit van Steenwyk Country Club Mesdames Usher Stephen Martindale L. C. Colman

Bridge Parties Held This Week By Local Ladies

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. B. Funke entertained three tables at bridge. Friday Mrs. H. L. Burroughs entertained at bridge for Miss Jackson. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. C. J. Felber and Mrs. J. J Ablett hosted a small bridge in honor of Mrs. butcher of St Paul and Mrs. O'Brien of Minneapolis.

J. B. Funke H. L. Burroughs Miss Jackson C. J. Felber J. J' Ablett Butcher St. Paul O’brien Minneapolis

Prescott Young People Married at La Crosse

Ruth E. Warren of Maiden Rock wed George L. Hickey of Prescott at St James Catholic church La Crosse with Rev Father Ambrose Murphy officiating. The reception followed in Prescott at the groom's mother's home attended by local and out of town guests. The couple will reside in La Crosse after a wedding trip to the Twin Cities.

Prescott LA Crosse St James Catholic Church Ambrose Murphy Ruth E. Warren Maiden Rock Geo. L. Hickey Agnes M. Hickey Chas. E. Hickey Nathaniel Warren Mary A. Hickey Our City Burlington Jesse Peacock Geo. H. Murray Superior C. BE. Hickey Cc. F. Bauer Durand Jennie Richardson Oconomowoc Wis Twin Cities Prescott Tribune

Doerflinger Store Displays Artist Hand Garments

The Doerflinger store presents a refined window display praised as artful and of high quality. A unique feature shows a facsimile reproduction of signatures of numerous actresses and society leaders, all well known for their ex- top status.

Doerflinger

Ladies' Industrial Society event hosted at First Baptist Church

The Ladies' Industrial Society of the First Baptist church will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. FE. F. Munn at 221 North Fifteenth Street.

Ladies’ Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church FE. F. Munn North Fifteenth Street

Handel Program by Church Choir Sunday Oct 25

The First Congregational Church choir will present a Handel program Sunday morning October 25 at 10 39. Prof Packman will perform movements from the Organ Concerto in B flat the Occasional overture and the famous Largo.

First Congregational Church Packman

La Crosse Athletic Club Fans Night Out at Edwards Cottage

Members of the La Crosse Athletic club enjoyed an oyster supper and automobile ride to Edwards cottage near Onalaska on Wednesday evening. The gathering honored Ben May who is moving to California. The party, chaperoned by the Edwards family, included Kenneth Whyte Burton James Paul Egbert Theodore Edwards Charles Colman and Ray Corlett. They toasted, roasted chestnuts, and shared jokes by the open fire.

Kenneth Whyte Burton James Paul Egbert Ben May Theodore Edwards Charles Colman Ray Corlett E. O. Edwards Helen Anne Edwards B. E. Edwards

Parish social notices and church events update

Wednesday evening Parmalee Smith hosted a stag dinner at the Country club in honor of Horace Holley with several guests listed. Other items note dinners, receptions, farewell parties, and church dedications across multiple towns with dates, attendees, and upcoming services and missions.

La Crosse High Hosts Dance for Sparta Football Team

The La Crosse high school held a dance last evening at Elks hall honoring the Sparta football team. Attendance was strong and the event remained orderly despite La Crosse’s defeat.

la Crosse High School Elks Hall Sparta la Crosse

Organ Recital Postponed To November

The original Congregational Church recital set for October 29 has been postponed to a later date in November.

Congregational Church

Wisconsins Indians Talk Noted By Mrs Winter

Mrs Winter spoke on the Indians of today in Wisconsin. Refreshments followed the talk. Guests included Mrs Ellis B Usher of Milwaukee. The Greek History Study class met with Mrs W C Cargill. Mrs H P Bliss entertained the Coterie. The Colman W C T U were entertained by Mrs O C Bangsberg at her home 524 South Sixth. Mrs L C Colman will entertain.

Winter Wisconsin Ellis B. Usher Milwaukee W. C. Cargill H. P. Bliss Colman W. C. T. U O. C. Bangsberg South Sixth L. C. Colman

Of Interest To Women Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic tonic for women. It claims benefits for expectant mothers preparing for childbirth and asserts the formula is fully disclosed on the bottle wrapper. Also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and invites free endorsements by mail.

Perford Pierce R. V. Pierce N. Y

Y M C A Concert Promises Varied Song Recital

Miss Estelle Sol will present a varied program at the Y M C A auditorium on Tuesday evening October 27. The recital features ancient and modern ballads waltz songs opera airs in German French Italian and English to show her voice and interpretation. Accompanists include violinist Jacob Reuter and pianist Charles Weis.

Estelle Sol Jacob Reuter Charles Weis

McGregor Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel

In McGregor Iowa G H Fletcher of Elkader visited Monday. Sam Fulton and Rose Markie returned to Albert Lea after visiting Mr and Mrs James Edwards. Mary and Helen Rogers went home to Farmersburg after visiting their aunt Mrs Sarah Wallace. Belle Flack and Mrs H Flanders attend Christian Science in Waterloo. Della Jacobs left for Sisson Missouri to teach in public schools. Will Kramer hosted the Deutscher Bund for sister Mrs Dumond of St Louis. Lou Stone and wife head to Mason City for work in war industries. Mrs Curry of Iowa City visits her aunt Mrs Will Stone then plans winter in Montana with her father. Mrs J W Hughes and Leonard Denning depart for Mason City where Mrs Hughes stays with daughter Mrs Chas Raitt. Mrs Wallis returns from Nashua to visit son Charles Wallis. Mrs D G Cronnin entertains friends in honor of Mrs Will Ennis of North McGregor.

G. H. Fletcher Elkader Sam Fulton Rose Markie Albert Lea James Edwards Mary Helen Rogers Farmersburg Sarah Wallace Belle Flack H. Flanders Christian Science Association Waterloo Della Jacobs Sisson, M. C Will Kramer Deutscher Bund Dumond St. Louis I.c Lou Stone Mason City Stone Warber Curry Iowa City Will Stone Montana J. W. Hughes Leonard Denning Masonity Hughes Chas Raitt Wallis Nashua Charles Wallis D. G. Cronnin Will Ennis North McGregor

Doherty Won’t Speak in Indiana Moves Campaign Work to La Crosse

Chairman Doherty, back from Chicago, will not speak in Indiana and will focus campaign efforts in La Crosse county due to duties there. He says time away from La Crosse prevents him from taking on Indiana appearances. The item also notes a general sentiment about repetitive love letters.

Doherty Indiana Chicago la Crosse County la Crosse

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