The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-04
Minnesota.
WINoNA.

Halloween was celebrated in Winona by
E;rmerous parties. One of the largest
was that given at the young ladies' SEM
mary. The affair was held in the gym
nasium, and decorations and refreshments
were in keeping with the occasion. The
20 81 Cooking club club partook of
progressive supper at the homes of mem
oers. Other Halloween parties were given
py MISS Edith Potter, Mr.. and Mrs John
Zenk, Miss Hennessy, Miss Ella john
son, Miss Matilda Rohwedar and Mrs. ].
f. kirchstein. The M. C. club also held
a progressive dinner in honor of the
evening
Extensive improvements have been
completed this week at the upper end
OF Riverside park, including the construc-
ton of anew driveway.
III Ladies' Choral club met on Thurs
day and continued rehearsals for the
concert which they will give in Decen-
Der.
-Irs. James Luxem entertained at cinque
on Thursday evening
The sixty young lady normal students
rooming at students hall gave their an
nual masquerade on Friday evening. Cen
tlemen were strictly barred from attend
ance. The young ladies appeared in cos
tune.
A new club of ladies has been formed
in the West end to be known as the
Peach Blow
Mrs. Fred Schmaling was given a sur
prise party by a number of her friends
on Thursday evening.
At a meeting of the street fair directors
next week the annual rports of the sec
rotary and treasurer regarding the recent
fair will be presented and arrangements
made for a meeting of business men to
plan for a fair next year. This meeting
is to take the form of either a smoker
or banquet.
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good success in a trip to West Newton.
The party was made up of c. M. YOU
mans, w. B. Parsons, c. M. Morse, w.
M and H. S. Bolcom.
Thursday was donation day at the gen
eral hospital and large number Of use
full articles were received The local lodge
of Red Men sent a check for So On
Saturday the local saloonkeepers decided
to give s25 to the hospital.
Street railway work has been completed
for the year and the crew of men en-
ployed in this work laid off until spring.
The building OF the extension across Lake
Winona was the most important improve
ment of the year
The Palestrina Maennerchor gave a
pleasing entertainment at st. Joseph's
hall on Wednesday evening
Myron Mears has gone to Chicago to
accept position in the auditing depart
nent of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois
road
A new time table goes into effect on
the Winona & Western division of the
Chicago Great Western road today, be-
ing the first change the Great Western
has made since assuming control of the
read. The changes are slight and pr&c-
ticGlly continue the present service.
Mrs. w. B. Anderson has returned
from a visit with her sister at Spring
Valley.
A literary society to be known as the
Thilomathean has been organized at the
high school with George Eusternah as
president, and Winnie Hates as secre-
tary
ciety have decided to give a ball to the
given by the ladies a week ago.
Rev T. P. Thurston, rector Of st.
Paurs church, gave a social at the rec
tory on Tuesday evening in honor of
the normal students who have become
identified with ST. Paurs church.
The Winona Picnic club drove out to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Dun
can, on the Minnesota road, on Friday
evening and spent a most social time.
Mrs T. B. Wheelock, of St. Paul, gave
series of cooking lectures to the ladies
of Winona last week, which were large
ly attended.
Gleny and Muriel Falls entertained
their little friends in a delightful man
ner on Thursday evening.
DR.. Richard Burton, who is giving
series of university extension lectures in
Winona, was prevented by illness from
keeping his engagement here on Saturday
evening.