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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
5
New Year Begins September 15 for La Crosse Jews
The Jewish new year 5670 starts September 15 with the shofar blast and lasts seven days from Ash Hoshanah to Yom Kip pur. Rabbis note the solemn rite and broad appeal, with services across La Crosse and return visits to temples by Jews from around the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Moses
Leviticeus
God
Israel
M. Reiman
North Eleventh Street
Personal notices of city residents and visiting guests
Walter Shirley returns from Billings while several locals report travel and health updates. J. O'Neill and Sophie visit Twin Cities. Miss Sabelowitz resumes teaching in Tacoma. licensing exams and local business notices appear. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad closes the column.
Irvine Jewelry Ad Promises Big Savings By Undercutting Competitors
An Irvine store claims to save customers 20 to 30 percent by operating both wholesale and retail and cutting out middleman profits. The ad lists numerous jewelry items with their prices and contrasts them with higher rival prices to entice shoppers at Irvine’s La Crosse’s Greatest Jewelry Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
la Crosse
Wedding of Miss Hodge and Mr Van Wie in Grand Rapids
The ceremony for Miss Josephine Elizabeth Hodge and Mr Edward C Street was held at James R Hodge’s home with Miss Van Wie of Mauston as maid of honor and George W Hodge as best man. Rev C N Moller officiated and guests enjoyed a luncheon and afternoon reception. The couple will reside in Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hodge
Edward van Wie
Josephine Elizabeth Hodge
Edward C. Street
van Wie
Mauston
James R. Hodge
South Seventh Street
Miss van Wie
George W. Hodge
C. N. Moller
Carl Schaffer
Frank Robbins
Mary White
McCable
Huntley
George R. Hodge
Chicago
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Wis
Social briefs note visitors from multiple cities
Mrs. F. P. Cook of St Paul visits her mother Mrs. P. S. McArthur. Charles B. Edgar of Lincoln Nebraska spends a day with sister Miss W. R. Sill. Percy and Perry Kliasner of Belvidere Ontario visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. Mabie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pettibone of Hamilton Missouri guests of A. W. Pettibone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Cook
St. Paul
P. S. McArthur
Charles B. Edgar
Lincoln
Neb
W. R. Sill
Edgar
The
Lincoln Star
Percy
Perry Kliasner
Belvidere
E. Mabie
W. Pettibone
Hamilton, Mo
A. W. Pettibone
Wedded Couple Here From New Lisbon
Mr J C Wolford returned from New Lisbon where he attended the wedding of Ralph Hintze and Avis Young Miss Young popular in New Lisbon and Hintze an engineer on the Milwaukee road They are visiting Mr Wolford before moving to their furnished home in Wausau to begin married life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wolford
New Lisbon
Ralph Hintze
Avis Young
Miss Young
Mr Hintze
Milwaukee Road
Hackett
Minneapolis
H. B. Johnson
G. A. Leak
Wausau
Bennie Wells
Hardington
Neb
C. A. Calkins
Watermill
W. W. Warren
Nellie Brennan
Sparta
Dotie Bernie
James O’leary
Milwaukee
Catherine Tibbits
John Renolds
Chicago
Edwin O’leary
Jos. Pragge
Bickle
Viroqua
Lillie Kuckuck
Josephine Pragge
Crandon
Rae
Martha Pufahl
Esther Schultz
Reedsburg
Herman Rose
Double Wedding At Local German Lutheran Church
Miss Matilda Schultz and Miss Fern Elstad wed together with their partners in a double ceremony led by Rev. Julius Gamm at the German Lutheran church yesterday afternoon. Attendants included Miss Lucy Schultz and Miss Mabel Elstad as bridesmaids with best man George Buehl. The couples received many gifts and departed for Minneapolis later in the day after an elaborate home reception at 929 South Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Knudsen
South
Godfred A. Sam
First National Bank
Minneapolis
Labor Day
Andrew Sam
Market Street
A. J. Bruce
Rockford
J. F. Hartman
Kenosha
M. H. Bekkedal
Westby
la Crosse
Thomas F. Kretsch
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Harry V. Ross
Sparta
O. P. Larson
Whitehall
L. J. Samuels
Springfield, Sr
Ralph A. Anderson
J. L. Panzlau
German M. E. Church
Matilda E. Schultz
Gus Schultz
Charles Peterson
Fern Claudius Elstad
Independence
George Schulze
Julius Gamm
Lucy Schultz
George Buehl
Peterson-Schultz
Mabel Elstad
Arthur Schultz
Miss Schultz
Miss Elstad
London
South Fifth Street
Peterson
Schultz
Duluth
Superior
W. Elstad
John Gund Brewing Company
Wedded This Morning Hilda Ruegg and Will Ledeger
Miss Hilda Ruegg and Mr. Will Ledeger wed at St. Joseph's Cathedral at 8 o'clock. Only relatives attended a breakfast at the groom's mother's home. The couple left for Chicago and Milwaukee on the noon train, for a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Ruegg
Will Ledeger
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Mrs. Ledeger
Chicago
Milwaukee
MOTOR PARTY VISITS HATFIELD DAM
Mrs W S Cargill led a car party to Hatfield dam for a brief outing lasting a couple of days. The group included Mr and Mrs D G MacMillan Mr and Mrs C L V Craft Mrs Cargill and sons William and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8S. Cargill
Hatfield Dam
D. G. MacMillan
C. L. V. Craft
Cargill
William and
George
Tomah Man Injured In Fall From Ladder
F O Elwell of Tomah fell from a ten foot ladder while repairing a smoky stovepipe at the rear of his stove. He sustained a broken wrist and arm, was rendered unconscious, and required two doctors to treat his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Beppe
F. O. Elwell
Real estate loan offer and local building society sale
Loan of 13500 dollars on real estate at 5 percent. 840 shares for sale at Fourth Building and Loan Association. Life and fire insurance a specialty. Notarial work promptly attended to by B H Volz. new phone 439 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Life and Fire Insurance
B. H. Volz
Marriage License Issued to John Braaten and Bessie Johnson
A marriage license was issued by Deputy County Clerk Nora A. Nelson to John Braaten of this city and Mrs. Bessie Johnson of Onalaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora A. Nelson
John Braaten
This City
Bessie Johnson
Onalaska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fancy Elbertas
John C. Burns
la Crosse Floral Co
Segelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing Co
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
W. A. Edwards
Mighty Slim
Thill-Manning-Whalen CO
State Street
Walter Shirley
Billings
Mont
George C. Armour
St. Francis Hospital
Henry Fox
South Eleventh Street
South Dakota
Black Hills
Rapid City
Fox
Will Powell
Henry W. Nordholz
Amy C. Olson
Winona
Crosse
Julius Burkhart
Sarah Sabelowitz
Tacoma
Washington State Normal School
South Fourth
F. H. Hartwell
National Chiropractors’ Asociation
Horace G. Norton
Davenport
Matilda Johnson
Christine Onsum
Alice Graff
Gateway City
Joseph O'Neill
Sophia
Twin Cities
Homer H. Burton
Richland Center
Guy Bisbee
Ed Forss
Kane Street
Kleine
Iowa
Panzlau
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Elgin
Waltham
Stewart
Nelson's
Tomah Man
Bruce
Omah
Margaret Southwick
Ida Miller
F. M. Hart
Herbert Smith
James W. Smith
New York
L. W. Earle
Bates
Billings, Mont
Agnes Berry
O. C. Dreyfus
Wm. Mienecke
Fred Eldridge
Cashtom
Gray
Chas. Beyschlag
Ryptok
DRUGG
Bea
Phile Hay Syec. Co
Newark
Ml. de
Siery
G. Heileman Brewing Co
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