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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1909

Page

5

Benefit Ball Planned for Edward Olson in Thanksgiving Night

The Rowena circle and Brotherhood of American Yeomen announce a benefit ball on Thanksgiving night to aid Edward Olson and other needy members after Olson was struck by a coal wagon about five weeks ago, leaving a large dependent family.

Rowena Circle Brotherhood of American Feo Men Nicholson-Scott Hall Zenda Hardy McDonough Homestead Rowena Circle and Brotherhood of American Yeomen Edward Olson Olson

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 asked to file them with the county clerk on or before that date.

Society notes mix with visits and events in La Crosse

Local items report Emma Weston’s return from visits to New York and Grand Rapids, Flagging social scenes with meets at Empire saloon and Hallowe'en events at churches. A death by suicide is noted as Jewel Meford or Julia Olson, with police working to identify the person. The city hosts lectures, dances, and gatherings with numerous residents visiting, traveling, or employed in area businesses and services.

Emma C. Weston New York City Grand Rapids Mich Murphy and Breuer New Empire South Third Street Jewel Meford la Crescent Minneapolis Julia Olson People’s Ice and Fuel Co Charles Summers Russell Oakes Epworth League West Avenue M. E Will Powell Geo. Powell W. H. Vance Viroqua First Methodist Church Wm. Quinn DeSoto la Crosse Cigar Box Co Col P. S. Campbell Governor's Guard Armory Hall Nellie Schick la Crosse Water F. A. Gantert East Turkey Bluff Arcade T. F. Moss Broadway Tribune Zora Kline E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Duncan Whitie Faribault Minn F. A. Cotton la Crosse Normal School John Leide Frankie la Salle L. Ellis Chas F. Lahm Frank Techmer

Watches and jewelry at Irvine's wholesale sale

Waltham Elgin or Geneva 16 size 17 jeweled watches with 14 k gold hunting cases offered. Mantle clocks with eight and a half hour strikes and cathedral gong. Large selection, belts, combs, scarf pins, all at wholesale prices. W. T. Irvine, 429 Main Street.

Waltham Elgin Geneva Irvine’s Irvine W. T. Irvine Main Street

Card of thanks for Walter Grabhorn

The Grabhorn family extends deep thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and brother Walter. Special thanks to Rev Gamm nurses at La Crosse hospital and for the floral offerings from MR and MRS H L GRABHORN and Family.

Walter Gamm la Crosse Hospital H. L. Grabhorn

Basest ingratitude claims a woman's aging tells

A provocative aphorism notes that the basest ingratitude in the world arises when a woman's age begins to show. The remark critiques vanity and double standards about aging, reflecting era attitudes toward women and youth.

Halloween Social At English Lutheran Church

Friends of the English Lutheran church enjoyed a Hal lowe'en social at the church parlors last evening. The time was spent with games conundrums and refreshments were served.

Pioneer party recalls early settler days

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. R. Sill hosted old friends, all settlers, who enjoyed reminiscing about early days despite privations and lack of help. A supper was served at 6 o'clock with white chrysanthemums and ferns as decor.

W. R. Sill

Five Hundred Party Honors Winners at Ida Zeisler Home

Yesterday afternoon Miss Ida Zeisler hosted a five hundred game with five tables. Prizes went to Miss Rose Ott and Miss Florence Bechman.

Ida Zeisler Rose Ott Florence Bechman

Luncheon Honoring Miss Dorothy Rice and Miss Nan Funk

Miss Ruth Colman hosted a luncheon for twelve with red rose decorations in honor of her cousin Miss Dorothy Rice of Trenton and Miss Nan Funk.

Ruth Colman Dorothy Rice Trenton Nan Funk

Coffee entertainments honor visitors from Denver and Aurora

Mrs Martha Lightbody hosted a pleasant Thursday afternoon coffee in honor of Mrs H G McNamer of Denver and Miss Viola Johnson of Aurora Ill. A long list of guests included Mesdames Oscar Klanrud, E C Bart, Mildred Carr, Harry Long, and Misses Grace Drake, Emma Rolfing, Beatrice Leissring, Stella Carey, May James, Jane Miller, Esther Carlstad, Edna and Gertrude Hulberg, Frances Lockhart, Ethel Tower, Cora Shultz, Blanche Holcomb, Edna Tarbox, Nora Nelson, Margaret Beisel. Mrs B F Harper also gave a coffee with assisting ladies Mesdames B S Steadwell, W S Meicklejohns and J C Elson.

Martha Lightbody H. GC. McNamer Denver Viola Johnson Aurora Ill Oscar Klanrud E. C. Bart Mildred Carr Harry Long Grace Drake Emma Rolfing Beatrice Leissring Stella Carey May James Jane Miller Esther Carlstad Edna Gertrude Hulberg Frances Lockhart Ethel Tower Cora Shultz Blanche Holcomb Edna Tar

Twentieth Century Club and Women’s Union Meetings Planned

The Twentieth Century club meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Abby Burton’s Cass street home with Mrs. Hart of Tomah as guest. Mrs. James Vincent will discuss Luther Burbank’s life and works. The Women’s Union of the Congregational church gathers Thursday at Dr. A A Jorris’s 1831 Cass street with hostesses Mrs. Frank Sisson Mrs. W BR Batchelder and Mrs. Jorris. Attendees should arrive by 2 30 and bring thimbles for Christmas bazaar work.

Twentieth Century Club Abby Burton Cass Street Hart of Tomah James Vincent Luther Burbank Woman's Union of the Congregational Church A. A. Jorris Frank Sisson W. BR. Batchelder Jorris

Local Residents Arrive On Business Trip to Chicago

Reverend N D Stanley of Sheboygan Falls and D T Stanley of Washington Vermont visit sister Mrs N D Allen in Chicago. Fraser families move into Deerflinger flats while Jack Fetter relocates to McMillan flats with spouse.

Chicago N. D. Stanley Sheboygan Falls D. T. Stanley Washer Vt N. D. Allen E. E. Fraser W. B. Fraser Deerflinger Flats Jack Fetter McMillan Flats

Keefe Dance at Elkshall Friday November 5

Students of Keefe Business College host another dancing party at Elkshall on Friday November 5. The events are popular social gatherings attended by students and their friends.

KEEFE Keefe Business College Elkshall

Travel exhibit highlights Kenosha slum conditions and TB fight

The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association’s traveling exhibit spent a week in Kenosha, exposing crowded rooms where up to fifteen people sleep in fruit vendor basement spaces. Dr Windsheim leads local efforts with a strong Anti Tuberculosis society as libraries and Durkee school promote reading and essays on prevention and cure, while a county sanitarium is urged.

Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association Kenosha Association For General Reading Durkee Kenosha County

Assessment rate fairness review by La Crosse County board

The La Crosse County assessment committee, led by Supervisor James Kaiser, will meet at County Clerk Charles H. Rawlins office to review the assessment rate. Members include John Kindley Ray Lewis Peter Lehnen Herman Roesler A C Kaylor William Wolf and W H Collins. City disputes over valuation increases and rural decreases may prompt pushback on figures.

James Kaiser la Crosse County la Crosse

Illinois Must Grant Divorce

Circuit Judge Higbee ruled he had no jurisdiction over Maud Little versus Charles Little for divorce. The couple did not meet Wisconsin residency requirement of two years, so the action must be brought in Illinois courts where they previously resided. Judge Reed will return Monday to resume the circuit court with the Marquardt case against La Crosse Gas and Electric.

Higbee Maud Little Charles Little Wisconsin Illinois Reed Circuit Court Marquardt The la Crosse Gas and Electric Company

Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio

Catarrh once thought incurable is now treated as a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The firm offers $100 for any failure and lists distribution through druggists at 75 cents, with accompanying pills for constipation.

Hall F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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