Miss Esther Tuttle Becomes Bride Of Lawrence Munroe
Miss Esther Mary Tuttle was married to Lawrence J Munroe in a formal home ceremony at 1622 Charles Street. The couple planned a honeymoon to several cities and will reside at 1806 Third Avenue South Minneapolis after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Tuttle
Lawrence J. Munroe
ST Dyening
John
Tuttle
Charles Street
Esther Mary
Laurence J. Munroe
Echel Mulder
Roland R. Munroe
Schuit Simonson
Alby Bilystid
A. Vo Tngham
Fat Crossy
The
Methodist Church
Mise Mulder
Selna Simonson
Az. Munroe
Ine
Minneapolis
la Grosse High School
Normal School
Tanton Munriy
Roland B. Munroe
Milonen Lynn
Savannah
Church Parlor Meeting and Nurse Update
The church parlor gathering occurs Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames R Clark and E Jacobson hosting while Rev O B Paulson and his wife plan to move to Argyle Wisconsin soon. Miss Mary Nelson visits with her mother Mrs O Q Nelson at 14038 Kane Street. The Pioneer Bridge Club meets Thursday afternoon at the Pioneer card rooms. Miss Vera Newnan was omitted from the nurses graduation list. she completed training and is now a qualified nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. Clark
E. Jacobson
Paulson
Argyle
Wis
Mary Nelson
Pioneer Bridge Club
Pioneer Card Rooms
Vera Newnwn
Otheran Hospital
Miss Newnan
Yeomen Halls dance and social notices at Cliftswood Inn
Social and community notes list a dance at Yeomen Halls and an Open class adoption program led by Wethe, with officers appointed and local residents invited. The Keefe Business College evening classes, plumbing, carpentry, and sewing services are advertised along with several social visits and local business references.
Local social notes and events collage from a historical paper
A fragmented list of community happenings, visits, theater events, and personal notices. It mentions Armory Hall dances, a Halloween event, births, hospital visits, local business ads for plumbing and heating, a Paramount Kodak finishing, and various residents and their movements, reflecting a bustling town page.
Local Notices and Social Updates From Wisconsin Town
KE J Pynn and relatives frequent visitors and shoppers ask for Snowflake Flour daily. Mrs A L Mosher attends Bangor convention. Women urged to join Julia Ward Howe peace crusade and banish war. Mr and Mrs Charles Fleischer from Minneapolis visiting relatives. Electric wiring services offered at Hill Manning Whalen Co. Dorothy Manke recovering from operation. Chrysanthemums and pom poms colors offered by La Crosse Floral Co. Mrs J B Jenks returns from Clinton area visit. C B Outcell and children back from month with St Croix Falls relatives. Hallowe en invitations and score cards at Rudd's Drug Store. Mrs J J Noem returns from St Paul. Miss Vivian Roth returns from Winona. Mrs A Kusehe visiting Bangor for WR C convention. Mrs H Pilger returns home from Gardener after visit. Mr and Mrs D Rupp and Florence visiting Ashland. F Lamb, Sherwin Falk, Wilmer Miller visit from St Anselm IA to see relatives. Miss Mowena Koenk returns from Galesville. Anna Huber recovers from illness. Mrs M Delphain of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outcell
St. Groix Falls
Hallowe’en
Rudd's Drug Store
12Th
Jackson
J. J. Noem
Charles Street
St. Paul
Vivian Roth
Loomis Street
Winona
A. Kusehe
Avon Street
Bangor
WR. C
H. Pilger
Gardener
J. Rice
Caledonia Street
D. Rupp
Florence
Wood Street
Ashland
F. Lamb
Sherwin Falk
Wilmer Miller
St.Alasser
Lowa
Tucln Douglas Debating Society Holds Annual Marshmallow Feast
The Tucln Douglas Debating Society held its annual marshmallow feast on Grandad bluff Thursday night. Nearly the whole society attended at Isler's dance hall, some with dates, and Mr. Pros man the new coach joined the group. Several out of town students traveling from La Crosse returned home for the weekend as a Western Wisconsin Teachers convention closed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Sullivan
la’ Cros
Local student injured in Spartie Tomabe game after trip to Sparta
A high school sophomore and member of the sports championship debates team suffered serious injuries following last Saturday’s Sparte Tomabé ball game. He left the local school for Sparta, then traveled to Beaver Dome to visit relatives as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sptals
Sparta
Sparta High
Mathews Buremeir
Beaver Dom
Also Mentioned on This Page
the la Crosse Hospital
Tt Hali
Mane Te. Shavers
Estatch
Ie Mac
Cullen
Helway
Arthur S. Ulrich
Stella Hobway
Ralph Uirich
Irs
Chicago
Wedumdar
Thomas W. Miley
Mischa Wand
St. Tetul
Pathor Lyeoch
Galena
Telemd
John T. Kerrigan
la Grosse
Wis Cie Mutton
Hover
Uhenber
Mimerce
Trio Aeallenue
Richard Czerwonky
Bruno Shingel
M. Boruslowsky
Alien
la Crosse Theater
State Corn and Grainty
Frederick Landis
Fred D. Riley
Father Lynch
Beth Lynch
Madison
John H. Doherty
Riley
Fox
Great Lakes
Bates
St. Mary’s Church
Robert B. Condon
Lucy Lyne
Samuel B
MES. C. G
Shandaoe
Isspital Sizo
F- All
Jee.en
Bargair
Buehler Bros
Main St
Wethe
Solberg ‘Wire Co
Burrows
Tom Johnson
Holmen
Hallowe'en
Bund
Deng Storr
Jackson Elmer Waite
Preeschl
Marea
Ala Shay
Winenu
Keefe Business College
Yoleurs
J. Chalsna
Linker Electric Co
Carl Helke
Oebike
Geo. N. Bedessem
Sixth St
Liano
Gateway City Transfer CO
Vme St. Vhones
wiLwAukee
Youne
Helco-Light
Ae ‘Armory Hall
Weil
KX. P
Ai I. Taisehe
Seventeenth Street
Str Anne's Hospital
Paramount Kodak
Paramount Photo
Thill Manning
Whaten Co
Nels
Foveroan
Milpewamieee Ailrand
Mexeopattitenet Vy. Yorris
Newkore Be
Rohr Bros
B. Wallschield
Ben Birnbaum
Ossippi Street
Alonda
Seaton
G. Pynn
Everett
Wash
Rina
Afr
F.A. Reiman
Fashion Shop
Main ST. Lacrosse
Sre
A. 8
Stevens Optometrist S Fng
Optician State Bank Building
First Church of Christ, Scientist of
la Coasse, Wis
Christian Science
Andrew J. Graham
C.S.B
Boston, Mass
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Masonic Temple
Biss Mowena Koenk
Galesville
Mise Anna
Huber
Rose Street
Johns Hocking Hospital
D.D.D
Bonar
Pranklin St
D. D
Soma
Hoeschler Beos
John C. Burns
Resneck- Berger CO
Pearl St
Pierce Stores Co
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