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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
5
Piano and Organ Bargains list several instruments with prices including Knabe and I-Square brands. Entries show a mix of pianos and a piano player with prices ranging from 0.815 to 0.865 in unspecified units. The fragments suggest a catalog-style sale or advertisement.
Families of John Culp and Jesse Winter, who camped at Lakeview for two weeks, return to Grand Crossing. Culp and family had left on the 18th for Ohio and plan to resume hunting and fishing at Lakeview.
Mrs Van Steenwyk hosted a luncheon for twenty four ladies at the Country club. Mrs Estelle Sawyer led a party of eighteen luncheon guests at the same club. Mrs F C Sutter and Mrs Dan MacMillan hosted a luncheon today with about thirty attending. Mrs W A Powell and Mrs A F Reitzel held card parties at Mrs Powell's home on Wednesday and Thursday. The first day ten tables.
The picnic by the Brotherhood of Yeomen last Monday at Pettibone park drew over fifty members. Attendees enjoyed dancing and a 6 o'clock picnic supper. Members and friends are invited to headquarters at the fair grounds during fair week for rest and souvenir presentations to interested parties.
Mr William Stotera of 1427 George Street was surprised by his Sunday school class Friday evening. Those present included Hardee Nelson Ella Picha Gertrude Clemens Pearl Johnson Minnie Knight Sarah McReynolds Ethel Hayes Grace Harris and Julia Button.
Miss Ava Cordell is expected to arrive home at 5 30 Sunday evening aboard the Burlington after a three months vacation with relatives in Indiana.
Mrs J A L Callahan Mrs W H Tarbox and Miss Tarbox hosted two large five o clock teas at Dr Callahan’s home with about eighty guests each day. The front hall featured bright autumn flowers and foliage.
The Jolly Sextette entertained Miss Bertha Berghaus with games and music. Mr and Mrs E E Weston returned to find a surprise party with red roses and decorations at their home. Century club met at Mrs C E Emerys. A farewell reception honored Rev J W Irish as he leaves for an Ashland district post and presents were given including a 36 piece silver set.
Mrs Henry Gund entertained about a dozen ladies at a morning coffee yesterday in honor of Mrs John Gund. The social gathering reflected the cordial ties among local families and featured light refreshments.
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