Keep your eye on La Crosse preferred as slogan
Merchants favor the old La Crosse slogan over Get into the La Crosse Game. Local business leaders at the board of trade discuss keeping the city under watch versus urging active participation in promoting La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Board of Trade
George Blackstone Irving
Henry Boehm
Continental Clothing Company
A. F. Reitzel
Merchant
T. H. Spence
Spence-McCord Drug Company
F. W
J. J. Hogan Wholesale
Keep Your Eye on La Crosse Slogan Favored by Merchants
Local merchants discussed slogans for the city era noting Bryant of Bryant & Sisson felt the old line failed to achieve results while others preferred Keep your eye on La Crosse as the best option under present circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bryant
Bryant & Sisson Company
la Crosse
Miss Ida Aiken replaces in Glow Worm performance
Miss Ida Aiken cannot sing in Glow Worm the Up and Down Broadway show Thursday due to a throat ailment. Lena Weimer, soloist from the Congregational church, will take her place. Vivona Minn.'s Blake Nevius will sing Sarella. Nevius is a former UW man with stage experience. The La Crosse theater manager reports record ticket sales for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Aiken
Lena Weimer
Aiken
MacDonald
Blake Nevius
Lifeboat Placed In Peril Near Hestia Wreck
In Eastport Maine fear persists for a small lifeboat carrying Captain Newman and 25 crew members from the Hestia after the ship foundered in a gale off Sea Cove. Six survivors were rescued and are on Grand Manan Island New Brunswick. The Hestia faced 60 mph winds in shoal waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Newman
Donaldson Line
Hestia
Grand Manan Island
New Brunswick
Sea Cove
Olberg Transfers City Property to Scheuchs for $1450
Real estate transfer shows C. A. Olberg and wife selling property in the eastern part of the city to Mary and Cora Scheuch for 1450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olberg
Mary
Cora Scheuch
Local Notes Highlight Council, Theatre and School Events
County offices plan upcoming meetings with the claims and assessment equalization committees. Choral club rehearsed at the high school, and the open air scene says deer season opens in fifteen days. Local officials note railroad and interurban franchise talks, and theatergoers await further performances of Up and Down Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rawlinson
Will Powell
G. M. Wenzel
el Paso
del Rio
J. E. Kircheis, Jr
Gund’s
Ray E. Hiscox
Minnesota
Geo. Powell
Conrad and Walier
Cargills
Poehling’s
W. J. Phillips
West Salem
Broadway
MacDonald
West
Poehling
W. J. Ferris
la Crosse
Winona
la Crosse & Winona Interurban Company
The
Water Power Company
Winona-La Crosse-Sparta
Ella Thompson
Galesville
Freeport
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Eighth and King
Leo Kemp
Ben Kressin
Durability and care tips for Waltham watches
A short advisory encourages buying only from regular jewelers to ensure lifelong durability for Waltham watches and notes that many small accidents can affect a watch and proper initial setup matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Waltham Watches Advice for Buyers
The piece urges buyers to consult trusted jewelers when purchasing a Waltham Watch. It notes that regular jewelers know how to detect and fix issues before selling to customers and recommends asking for a watch adjusted to temperature and position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Waltham Watch
Woman behind bars glad to be free even briefly
Mrs. Bessie Bayne Avant, held on charges of attempting to pass fraudulent checks in Indianapolis, expresses joy at a temporary release as she heads to Chicago to face further fraud charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Bessie Bayne-Avant
Chicago
Fries Kampschroer Wedding at St. Joseph Cathedral
Miss Mamie Fries and Mr. Henry J. Kamperschroer were married this morning at 9 o'clock in St. Joseph cathedral by Rev. C. A. Fries. Emma Fries served as bridesmaid and John Kamperschroer as best man. The couple later hosted a wedding breakfast at the bride’s parents home on North Tenth Street and planned a return from the 11:55 train to the east before settling at North Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fries-Kamperschroer
Mamie Fries
Henry J. Kamperschroer
St. Joseph Cathedral
C. A. Fries
Summit
Emma Fries
John Kamperschroer
North Tenth Street
Kamperschroer
Mrs Clinton Hosts Coffee for a Dozen Ladies
Mrs A T Clinton entertained a dozen ladies yesterday afternoon at a coffee at her rooms in the Wilson home.
Game Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Langenbach
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Langenbach entertained a small group of friends at a game dinner. Ten covers were laid for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Langenbach
Mrs Servis Hosts Charming Five O’clock Tea
Mrs Charles T Servis entertained at a five o'clock tea yesterday at her Vine Street home with forty guests. The dining room featured a large basket of red carnations while the parlor and living room displayed baskets of pink carnations, roses and asparagus ferns.
Vase and chrysanthemum display observers in hall
A reception hall featured a large vase of long stemmed yellow chrysanthemums. Red chrysanthemums adorned the upper hall. Assisting ladies included Mesdames Shirley Daley Tanner James Hogan Miss Lucile Servis and Miss Myrtle Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Shirley
Daley, Tanner
James Hogan
Lucile Servis
Myrtle Hayes
Social bridge party hosted by Miss Mabel West
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mabel West entertained four tables of bridge with prizes awarded to Miss Marie Wheeler Miss Louise Gund and Miss Blanche Holcomb. Guests included Jennie and Margaret Brown Emma Gund Louise Gund Eleanor Marston Freda Michel Edna Tarbox Grace Heath Blanche Holcomb Marie Wheeler Henrietta Martindale Ruth Colman and Dorothy Rice of Trenton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Mabel West
Jennie
Margaret Brown
Madison
A. C. Wolfe
Marie Wheeler
Louise Gund
Blanche Holcomb
Emma
Eleanor Marston
Freda Michel
Edna Tarbox
Grace Heath
Henrietta Martindale
Ruth Colman
Dorothy Rice
Trenton
N. J
Miss Marston Entertains Guests in Morning Soiree
Miss Eleanor Marston hosted a small afternoon gathering in honor of Miss Nan Funk. Guests arrived early and enjoyed crafts, with decorations featuring yellow chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marston
Eleanor Marston
Nan Funk
Social Briefs Highlight Summers East Tour Return
Mr. C. H. Greenwood returned home Sunday morning after a motor trip through the east with Prof. Bird. He spent a delightful summer touring the eastern states. Mrs. A. Holbrook entertained Mrs. Kaiser in Evanston. Miss Georgine McDonald, who spent the past year with her sister Mrs. John Noonan in Missoula, Montana, returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Greenwood
Prof. Bird
East
A. Holbrook
Kaiser
Evanston
Georgine McDonald
John Noonan
Missoula
Mont
Social Ties and Visiting Family Members
The piece lists visitors and extended family ties including Dorothy Rice of Trenton New Jersey staying with Ruth Colman, Jennie Foster of Aberdeen South Dakota visiting friends, and Alex Paul of Water town Florida visiting the Coveland and Cilley households. It notes Mrs Percy Cilley’s return home after a hospital stay and I G Loom undergoing an eye operation at the La Crosse hospital by Dr Bradfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Foster
Aberdeen
S. D
Alex Paul
Watertown
Fla
F. A. Coveland
Percy Cilley
la Crosse Hospital
I. G. Loom
Bradfield
Goodfellows Bid Farewell to Carl Guenther
Carl M. Guenther left the city last night to take a claim in South Dakota. The Goodfellows' City gave a banquet in his honor at club rooms and after a hearty repast he was escorted to the depot by fellow club members, twenty-strong. The Goodfellows' quartet rendered several numbers appropriate for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellow
Carl
Depot Farewell Marked By Wishes For New Venture
An occasion at the depot gathered well wishers as they bade farewell and extended thoughts for success in the individual's new venture.
Bargains Highlight Brush Prices From 25c To $3.00
The advertisement lists brush bargains with prices ranging from 25 cents to three dollars, indicating a sale or special pricing on assorted brush types. Early shoppers are urged to visit the store for these discount items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiefer Pears
John C. Burns
New York
INN Cream & Butter Company
Nebuer
Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
la Crosse, Wis
Mr. Irving
W. A. Edwards
Women's New Garment Store
REIMAN &@ TORDT
Main St
Wis
D. S. McArthur
Pearl Street
Paulsen Shee
Hilliker & Riley
N. Third Street
Hoeschler
Hoeschler Bros
Miss Weimer
Poehlings
Neal Currie
Phyllis Wheldon
Minneapolis
Bash Boma
County Claims Committee
Court House
Winona Board of Trade and Business Men’s Association
Arlington Club
Winona Council
Carl Schaeffer
H. Marsh
Horicon
T. B. Roach
George Herken
William Tisch
Chaseburg
B. F. Williams
Mineapolis
la Crosset Friends
C. B. Birong
H. F. Tatsey
la Crosse Friends
W. F. Esch
Lodi
John J. Esch
Federal Grand Jury
William Fischer
Merrill
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Main Street
T. Irvine
Waltham Watches
Roger Bros
Haviland & CO
China
Hellfach
Charles Noonan
Trenton, N. J
E. M. Young Druggist
Brussels
Sry
Saxony Axminster
Ter
Ster
Axminster
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