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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

7

Bazaar at St Paul Lutheran church raises funds for repairs

The bazaar held in the church parlors Thursday evening drew a crowded crowd and finished with a treasurer's report showing about 140 dollars profit. Funds will go toward church property repairs. Also noted were names of local attendees. A separate event at La Crescent featured Mrs. E C Raymond hosting a picnic and blackberry gathering with several city ladies enjoying a day outdoors and plentiful fruit.

St. Paul Lutheran Church

Miss Wallace Hosts Friends for Edith Nadae Visit

Miss Maud Wallace welcomed a group at 1117 Division Street on Friday afternoon in honor of her Minneapolis guest Miss Edith Nadae. Attendees included Miss Pansy, Daisy Gage, Billy Dagendish, Caroline Klaus, Nettie and Bessie Torrance, Elsa and Selina Franckson, Freda and Elsie Miller, Margaret Hammons, and Edith Nadae.

Miss Wallace Maud Wallace Division Street Edith Nadae Minneapolis Pansy Daisy Gage Billy Dagendish Caroline Klaus Nettie Bessie Torrance Elsa Selina Franckson Freda Elsie Miller Margaret Hammons

Coffee Honors Mrs Oscar Lienlok Ken of St Paul

Mrs Theodore Thompson hosted a coffee yesterday afternoon honoring Mrs Oscar Lienlok Ken of St Paul. Attendees included friends and neighbors in a cordial social event.

Theodore Thompson Eafternoon Oscar Lienlokken St. Paul

Social bridge prizes awarded at Weston event week

Mrs R F Weston hosted two evenings of bridge games this week drawing about forty attendees. Prizes on the first evening were won by Mrs A C Millinton and Mrs H J McDonald. On Friday evening prize recipients were Mrs George Powell and Mrs Oyen. Mrs J C Felber hosts an afternoon bridge in honor of Mrs Ensign of Minneapolis.

R. F. Weston A. C. Millinton H. J. McDonald George Powell Oyen J. C. Felber Bridge Ensign Minneapolis

Hanscome Couple Mark 51st Wedding Anniversary

Friday evening Mr and Mrs William Hanscome of Denver visiting the summer here were surprised at the home of Hanscome sisters Mrs P Walker and Miss Anna Hanscome by a small group of old friends and neighbors to celebrate their fifty first wedding anniversary.

Wiliam Hanscome Denver Hanscome P. &. Walker Anna Hanscome

Tea Honorees Hostess Party at North Eighth Home

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. F. E. Davis and Mrs. L. C. Hirshheimer hosted a tea for forty guests at Mrs. Hirshheimer’s North Eighth Street residence. The garden and interior featured lilies cosmos nasturtiums and fall flowers with a pink and white centerpiece. punch was served by Dora Hirshheimer. Assistants included Mrs. A. L. McIntosh Edna Tarbox and Miss Irma Berger.

IRS Hirshheimer F. E. Davis L. C. Hirshheimer A. L. MclIntoh Edna Tarbox Irmarger

Levi Withee Hosts Country Club Luncheon

Mrs. Levi Withee act d hostess at a one o clock luncheon at the Country club. Twenty five guests attended including Mrs. Simp of Kansas City Miss Davis of Uken W. R. Montague Jessie Hol ay Frank Davis Alex Hyslop and others. Tables were laid for twenty five with pink and white cosmos decorations and bowls of nasturtium and white wild ageratum on the mantle.

Levi Withee Mrs. Simpm Kansas City Miss Davis Uken W. R. Montague Jessie Holay Frank Davis Alex Hyslop Uise Withee F. G. Tiffany J. B.unke J. S. Lowe G. H. Gordon Ohn Bayer Hiram Goddard W. H.arbox Charles Noble F. A. Copend A. G. Paul W. R. Sill van Jeenwyk Jessie Holway Frances Sill

Dinner in Honor of Miss Agnes Gund of Cleveland

Mrs Josephine Traer hosts a dinner this evening at the Country club in Cleveland to honor Miss Agnes Gund. Guests include Misses Marie Paul and Laura Cunning with other attendees from local society.

Agnes Gund Cleveland Josephine Traer Ainner Leveland, O Isses Marie Paul Laura Cunning

Evening Reception for Mr and Mrs Frank Gile Tiffany

Mr and Mrs Frank Gile Tiffany host an informal reception this evening, inviting friends to attend. The gathering emphasizes a social occasion within their residence.

Frank Gile Tiffany

Travel party split en route to Rochester injures none

Last Sunday Dr. and Mrs. J A L Callahan with Miss Ingerswen and Jack Callahan in the Callahan car and Mr J W Bryant with Miss Mable Bryant Miss Hazel Josten and Harold Bryant in the Bryant car left for Rochester Minn. At Williamson Lewis ton Bryant chose to return by rail. The other car reached destination safely. Dr Callahan and Miss Ingerswen visited a hospital clinic and observed complex operations.

J. A. L. Callahan Ingerswen Jack Callahan Callahan Miss Ingwersen

State Fair Trip Taken By Austin Cargill Party

Austin Cargill led a group to the state fair in Minneapolis this week. Mrs. F H Scofield chaperoned the party which included Miss Cora Schultz Helen Scofield and Willis Doud.

Austin Cargill Minneapolis F. H. Scofield Cora Schultz Helen Scofield Willis Doud

Local Society Notes and Illness Roundup

Mr. Gysbert Van Steenwyk travels to Chicago to visit his sister Mrs Cassells for a few days. Miss Katherine Hayse will teach at West Salem next year. Mrs John Rothaupt, aunt of Mrs C A Tracy, and Mrs C Guden schwager are seriously ill at their Brownsville Minnesota home. Relatives from out of town have been called to the bedside.

Gysbert van Steenwyk Chicago Cassells Katherine Hayse West Salem John Rothaupt C. A. Tracy C. Gudenschwager Brownsville Minn

Church Ladies Host Chicken Pie Sup in New Dining Room

The Universalist church ladies prepare a chicken pie supper in the church dining room with public invited next Friday evening. The First Presbyterian Missionary Society meets next Friday afternoon with Mrs. D. G. White. The Pythian Sisters plan a meeting Monday evening at Castle Hall.

Ladies of the Universalist Church Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church D. G. White Pythian Castle Hall

Rev. C. N. Moller Returns From Abroad Trip

Rev. C. N. Moller returned Friday morning from a trip abroad with Mrs. Moller. She stopped in Freeport Illinois to visit her mother and bring home the children who had stayed with her during the parents' absence. They will return Monday morning.

C. N. Moller

Return of Association Members Prompts September Rally

After a pleasant summer vacation the secretary and young women of the association return to work. A reunion in the association building parlor featured Miss Andrews from the Lake Geneva delegates and Miss Sale of St. Louis praising a four year old 4000 member organization. Upcoming events include the opening rally Sept 29 and classes beginning Oct 1 with the gym schedule to be announced. Board and committees set meetings Sept 12 and the extension and devotional committee on Tuesday at 7 30. all members urged to attend.

Association Miss Andrews Lake Geneva Dudley

Social briefs of visits and travels across cities

Mrs. W B Chandler and Miss Gertrude Chandler of Minneapolis arrive from Portage to stay with Mrs. D Cunningham. Mrs. W E Sawyer returns with them. Miss Fanny Amadon visits Mrs. E G Perkins in Washington. Miss Davis of Milwaukee visits Mrs. Jessie Holway. Alfred Langenbach goes hunting in Mayville. Louise Withee and Mrs. Simpson of Kansas City travel to Clarke County then St Paul before Kansas City home. Mrs. Charles Elmore journeys home via Sioux Falls stopping with friends. J B Funke visits Minneapolis. Edith Marshall visits old friends in Topeka. Hatty Anderson takes a public school post in Sandwich Illinois. Esther Starrum to Manawa Wisconsin to teach. Margaret Kinley of Dubuque visits Mrs John De Bald. H Starkeson hosts the H club with twenty four ladies attending.

W. B. Chandler Gertrude Chandler Minneapolis Portage D. Cunningham W. E. Sawyer Fanny Amadon Washington, D. C E. G. Perkins Miss Davis Milwaukee Jessie Holway Alfred Langenbach Mayville Louise Withee Mrs. Simpson Kansas City Clarke County St. Paul McCaun and Son Charles Elmore Toland Sioux Falls J. B. Funke Edith Marshall Topeka Kas Hatty Anderson Sandwich Ill Esther Starrum Manawa Wis Margaret Kinley Dubuque John de Bald H. Starkeson H” Club

Record Height Reached By Miss Peck On Snowbound Peak

The American continent summit is described as perpetually snow covered and Miss Peck ascended to 25 000 feet setting a new climbing record surpassing the prior 23 000 foot achievement by W W Graham on the Himalaya range.

Lima Peru Annie S. Peck Providence R. I Mt. Huascaran Miss Peck W. W. Graham Himalaya

Impressive Rites For Mrs. Dahl

The funeral for Mrs. Theodore Dahl was held from her late home at 2 PM and at the Norwegian Lutheran church on Sixth Division streets. Rev. G. Magelssen officiated as Normanna Sangerkor members acted as pallbearers and honored the deceased with floral tributes from Northwest Norwegian and Danish Singers, Normanna Sangerkor of La Crosse, Luren of Decorah, Sons of Norway, and I. O. F. Vice President H. B. Forseth attended for the Norwegian-Danish Sangerbund.

Theodore Dahl Sixth Division G. Magelssen Oak Grove Normanna Sangerkor Singers’ Association Sangerkor la Crosse Luren Decorah Sons of Norway and

Burglary scare at Hicks home ends with mistaken legs

Mrs Hicks narrates a late night scare in which a noise prompted her to rise and glimpse "a man's legs" under the bed but it proves to be her husband, who also heard the ruckus. The anecdote comes from Every body's Magazine.

Woman’s Rejection Sparks Drinking Daydreams

A woman’s refusal prompts a man to drink, leaving readers to wonder if sorrow or escape drives his choice. The line hints at heartbreak and the social impact of unrequited romance in a terse, reflective note.

North Side La Crosse Site Favored for Mussel Hatchery

Dr B W Everman of Washington D C and a party including Prof Curtiss and LaFevre inspected Pettibone island in La Crosse for a government mussel hatchery. Main drawback is potential overflow though fill and dredging could mitigate. Officials visited Davenport Muscatine Rock Island Clinton and Winona as part of site survey.

B. W. Everman Washington, D. C Mississippi River la Crose Dr. Everman Curtiss LaFevre F. W. McWillie Wisconsin Pearl Button Company John J. Esch Messrs. Hixon Burton and aRy Pettibone Park Pettibone Island Everman la Crosse United States Fish Hatchery Clinton Street Congressman Esch Davenport Muscatine Rock Island Clinton Winona West Channel la Crosse Club Secretary of Commerce and Labor

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