County Board Claims Committee Meeting Notice
The claims committee of the county board will meet on Monday November 1. All parties with claims against the county are urged to file them with the County Clerk by that date.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
5
The claims committee of the county board will meet on Monday November 1. All parties with claims against the county are urged to file them with the County Clerk by that date.
All corn that won premiums at the Interstate fair will be sold at public auction at the court house in La Crosse on Saturday afternoon October 30 1909.
London reports General William Booth, aged octogenarian commander of the Salvation Army, is rapidly losing sight. He told a Clapton audience last night that despite the illness and an operation, he will continue to supervise worldwide work and expects to live 10 to 15 more years for the cause.
The column lists speakers and events at La Crosse groups including Ford H. McGreggor from the University of Wisconsin at a six o clock board of trade dinner. It notes job moves at La Crosse Water Works Cargill in Montana and various local social visits and business trips across Wisconsin Minnesota and Montana.
A Chicago based drug firm sponsors a special 25 cent bottle of oil of wintergreen compound D. D. D Prescription. The ad claims immediate relief from itching and suggests permanent cures, promoted through Hoeschier Bros. contact details.
Miss Dora Berger of Onalaska and William J Smith of Ettrick were married at 2:30 yesterday afternoon at the bride’s Onalaska home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. O B Vik of the North side.
Mrs Payne of Caldonia N Y visits Mrs P S McArthur. Mrs Anna Horner of Minneapolis visits daughter Mrs F J Smith. Mrs Munson Burton and Mary Burton of Mankato Minn attend Up and Down Broadway tonight at La Crosse theater. Lieut Simpson of Fort Missoula visits Donald Mac Donald. Miss Hattie Smith returns from Chicago. Mr and Mrs S E Allerton go to Chicago for weeks. Mrs S S Hebberd leaves for Minneapolis then Pacific coast for winter.
The Seventh Street Birthday club surprised Miss Beatrice Leissring yesterday with a pleasant afternoon gathering. Guests served a delicious supper as conversations and fancy work filled the hours.
The Greek Club was entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs C N Moller. Last Friday a special meeting at Miss Francis Sill’s home featured an exhibit of postal cards and views from travels abroad. Members shared travel accounts, adding interest to the gathering.
Mr. William Turnbull and Miss Pearl Willey were married this morning at the rectory by Rev. C. N. Moller. The couple departed for Deer Lodge, Montana, to spend their honeymoon aboard the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul road.
The burgomaster of Oberammergau issued a decree prohibiting all actors in the passion play from cutting or trimming their hair until after September 25 1910. The order is described as unprecedented even among powerful German town mayors.
Elevator men in Buffalo have walked out seeking a 20 percent wage rise and union recognition. The walkout could disrupt grain traffic at the port as talks proceed.
The La Crosse community fills the theatre for tonight's musical comedy Up and Down Broadway to benefit the Home of the Friendless. Seventy five society girls and twenty five young men participate under Don ald MacDonald with Prof Urquart Cawley and Mists MacLindon contributing. The house is nearly sold out and patrons expect a success rivaling Ben Hur.
Official figures show 1038 persons condemned to death in European Russia in the first nine months, with 447 executed. The executions largely involve political offenders tried by military tribunals, not civil courts, highlighting the regime's use of capital punishment for political control.
Since September 39 the country shows a sharp rise in condemnations with average seven per day over the last three weeks, and about half of those are carried out.
A bald-headed man demonstrates to the wig maker that there is plenty of room at the top. The scene emphasizes abundance of space in the wig fitting context.
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