St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25
wINONA.
All Interest Centertng I'm the Great
May Carnival.

The ladies of the Wesley Methodist church
gave an Easter festival and entertainment on
Wednesday. The Ladies' orchestra is pre-
pairing for an entertainment 10 be given at
Normal hall on Tuesday evening, May 49,.
Extensive preparations have been made for
special services in all the churches to-day.
The ST. Martins Lutheran church
will confirm class of nearly sew
enty at O'Clock this afternoon....
passion week was observed by special services
I'm most of the churches every day OF the
week. The Young Folks Social union of the
Free-will Baptist church gave a sociable in
the church on Wednesday evening. A literary
program WPs well carried out. The Bicycle
club will gave dance at armory on Tuesday
evening. Invitations have been issued.
The Women's exchange will give an attrac-
tive entertainment for the benefit of their or
ganization on Wednesday evening. May e..
Will Newton, the bicycle rider, gave afternoon
and evening exhibitions at the rink yesterday
for the benefit of the polo club. =. The turn
section OF the Philharmonic society
will give a grand gymnastic exhibition
tomorrow evening at Philharmonic hail..
At the ladies' musicale on last Wednesday
there was presented an exceptionally pleas
ing program, consisting of a quartet, boat
song, Goldsbeck, Misses Smith. Westcott, l..
and Nj. Stoker; piano solo, Impromptu, Schu-
bert, Miss Staughton; voca lsolo, Venice Sleeps,
Mattel, Miss Vance. twas decided that after
May Il the society should adjourn for this
ings, from now until that date, should be de-
voted solely to chorus work. The carnival to
be held in Winona the first week in May Is an
assured success, new features being added to
the program every day that will not
fail TO attract large crowds from our
neighboring cities. The program for the
week is as follows: Monday, May 3-Grand
gala day for Minnesota fremen; city inspec-
ton, hremans drama, parades, walking nd
running matches, fireworks and fremen's ball
at the rink in the evening. Tuesday-Recep-
ton day; arrival of the king and his followers;
parades, speeches, entertainments and recep-
ton ball. Wednesday-Sportsmens tourna-
ment, 81 500 in cash prizes, open 10 the world;
ball and other games. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
manufacturers and workingmen's day; mann
moth street parade, in which the knights of
Labor will participate; workingmen's drama
in evening; German drama, etc. Friday
! Bicycle tournament; athletic sports of al
kinds; grand fancy dress parade, etc.
Saturday, children's day parades, chariot
! races. balloon ascension entertainments etc.
The Odd Fellows celebrated the sixty
| seventh anniversary of the founding OF Odd
Fellowship in Minnesota by a grand recep-
| ton and ball at Philharmonic hall last even
ing. There was very large attendance and
the evening passed pleasantly. The Young
/ Mems Christian association hold gospel song
! services every Sunday afternoon at the Pres
/ byterian church. Work on the new quarters
of the association in Lang's block on Fourth
street are rapidly going forward. H. ].
| O'Neill and wife arrived home on Friday from
an extended trip through the south. j. S.
Becker and wife have returned from Jackson
vile, Fla, where they have spent the winter.
....J. M. Bell and wife returned on Thursday
from their Eastern trip. Mr.. Ellis B.
Usher of the La Crosse Chronicle was in W.
mona Friday. Frank Terril has gone TO
Dolan. OAK, to accept position i'm a grocery
house.. Rev. W. ID. Thomas of La Crosse
was in Winona on Thursday. Mr. Robert
Artz has returned from a very pleasant trip
| TO Germany, where he has been visiting rela-
tves the past winter. Miss Belle Mathews
is visiting at Plainview. Mimi Mrs w. H.
Lacey and Miss Fannie Lake of Nebraska and
Miss Lottie Lake of Huron, O., are the guests
! of Mrs Z. r. Grant.