St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-25
WIuOna.

WnOna.
Mrs. Edward Porter of this city died on
Tuesday of injuries received at st. Charles
on July 1. At that time a race horse jumped
into a crowd, crushing Mrs. Porters foot
and inficting other injuries so severe that
her suffering has been intense. Mr.. John
Burchard Of Marshall has been spending a
few days with Winona friends . Mr..
Rheinberger. who has been visiting his
brothers in this city, has returned to his
home in Chicago. Mrs. Harrison Sim
mons is visiting relatives in Minneapolis.
Miss Nettie Cuthberson departed on
Wednesday for her nome in Wisconsin. at
ter a pleasant visit of several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. L. X. Eastey.
Mr.. Willard Smith of Chicago is in Winona
visiting his family. Mr.. L. A. Knapp
has decided to close out his dry goods bust
ness and return to his former home i'm Con-
necticut. a decision which his many
WinOna friends regret to hear. Rev. r.
). Thompson, the pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church. was married on Tuesday to
Miss Walton Of 203 West Fifty-firSt street.
New York. Miss Ada Salisbury,
teacher in the Washington school in this
city, has accepted position in the public
schools of Omaha for the ensuing year. -.
Prof. Condo Hamline. principal of the high
school at Beaver Dam, Wis, is spending
his vacation with his parents in this city.
-. Mrs. Ann Green. for many years a
resident OF WinOna. but now OF Fargo. has
been spending several weeks with old
friends in this city. Mr.. Albert Harring-
ton and family of Rochester were the guests
of Mrs. IL. ii. Harrington this week.
Misses Emma and Minnie Buchanan of
Glencoe. Mimi, arrived in Winona on
=, .,fN
... Miss Bertha YOumanS. a popular
teacher. formerly in the Wnona schools.
has accepted position as superintendent OF
the primary departmental Rochester, MINI.
49,. The park concerts, which have always
been such an attractive feature of Winona.
have been resumed. and their popularity
was atteSted by the immense crowd which
gathered on Friday evening TO hear the
GeTmania'S choice program. An effort is
being made by the Duluth board of educa-
ton to secure the services of Prof. Phelps
for next year. Evidently no false ideas of
economy pervade that body. as they intend
making the salary an inducement to him.
THE new jackson school is building
rapidly and will be ready for occupancy
October l. In appearance it is one of the
most tasteful in the city, besides being
well lighted and admirably arranged.
Mr.. j. L. Werst and family of Chicago are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Garlock
-. Mrs. J. l.. Brink and sons. George and
Willie. took their departure on Thursday
for Ashland. Wis. Mr.. II. S. LOOMS of
the GLOBE was in the city this week.
Misses ZOella and Matte Foster of River
Falls, Wis. are visiting the family of w.
j Nhlpple. 1t is rumored that Mr.. III.
w. jackson has been appointed deputy col
lector OF internal revenue and will succeed
Mr.. w. g. Dye in about ten days. Mrs.
b. II. Langley has returned from trim to
Denver. Mr.. Alex Muir and bride of
Pittsyille, Wis, were guests of Mr.. r. T.
Doud on Thursday. departing for their
home the following day -. Mr.. Henry
Benz and wife, who have been spending
several months in Switzerland. returned To
Winona on Thursday.
OWaIOnna.
A petition to the city council requesting
that the necessary grounds be purchased
and public market established was circu-
ated on Monday and extensively signed
-. The Herald says that J. B. SOBER has
purchased of W. II. Kelly the two stores
on Cedar street, adjoining the Park house
known as the bay window block, for a con-
sideratiOn of S12. 1000. John Sewell and
family left last week for Blue Hills. Neb.,
where they had previously made arrange
mentS TO locate, and will continue in the
mercantile business. Mrs. ID. o. Searle
whose husband held policy in the Equi-
table Aid union, amounting to between
$1,000 and 81, 700, has just received the
money on the same. Work on the new
school building in the First ward is rapidly
progressing. The structure viii be of solid