The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-18
WIN0NA.

The Y. M. c. A. winter course of on
teftalnments will open on Tuesday even
I ny with Brooke's Chicago Marine band
me course consists of seven numher:
laStlng to the end of March. There was
large seat reservation on Saturday ana
tIoWaed houses are assured for each en-
oe,taiil1neht. The otter numbers On the
er; w. J. Clarke. modern scientific won
GERS; Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers.
Ioa Benfey. American story teller: Sam,
W 15lo JdG Iasto concert company; Morgan
MISS Kate Beutner, of Proctor Knott.
who has been visiting here. mas
a., ZONE nv a telegram announcing
Inc serious ser illness of her brother
"A bid euchre club of sixteen coupIes
OF young society people has been form
ed to meet fortnightly at the homes OF
members. Prizes are hung up to be play
ed for at each meeting
Capt. S. D. Van, Gorder. a prominent
Wlnona pioneer. is very low with an at
tack oea paralysis. He was one of ~
frst members of the Old Settlers associ
ton and has always been most active
on its executive committee
This (Monday) morning at St. Stannis-
laus church will take pac
OF Andrew ]. Gle and Miss Frances
Dorcsh. Rev. Father Pacholsi officiating.
Some 20 invitations have been issued.
The wedding will be followed bv a dance
at Ko,yalewski's hall.
The Degree of Honor No. 2 surprised
Mrs. Arndt at her home on Friday even
ing and presented her with handsome
little satchel
The Musical-Literary society has ar
ranged Tor an artists recital to be given
on next SATURDAY. afternoon h" Ms. Ray
VIM. e. Muse, of Chicago, was in the
city on Saturday figuring on a lease of
the Gregory block on Third street for
the establishment of a large department.
store here.
Bv an order Just received from the pos
tai department by Postmaster r. E. GAIT
side, the amount of money passing
through. the Winona postoffice is to be
largely increased on the first Of the year.
Heretofore only fourth class postmas-
ters in the ten counties in the First Con-
gressional district and Watonwan coun-
ty have deposited their postal funds with
the Winona Office. BY this order fifteen
other counties now depositing with the
St. Paul poStoffice will after the first of
the year deposit here. These counties
are, Blue Earth, Brown. Cottonwood,
Faribault. Goodhue. Jackson, Lincoln.
Martin. Murray, Nicollet Noble, Pipe
stone, Redwood, Rice and Rock
The north-bound fast mail train on the
Milwaukee and st. Paul road this noon
ran down and instantly killed at M1lne-
sofa Citv. L. D. Mead, an aged peddler
who attempted to cross the track in front
of the train. Mead was muffled up in a
fur coat and probably did not hear the
by the boiler head and badly crushed
H NJ. Kinney. of this city, has just re-
turned from Chicago. where he attended
the meeting of the National Wagon
Makers ASSOCIATION. Mr.. Kinney has been
secretary Of that body for the past f1f-
teen years, and this year was elected
president. He says the association vot-
ent high figures. The wagon business
throughout the country at the present
time is generally good.
Frank Meredith, a switchman in the
employ of the North Western road who
was recently transferred from this city
| to Milwaukee, was instantly killed there
on Friday by being knocked from h s
car by another car on a side track, being
| thrown under the wheels and cut in two
| The remains will be brought here and
| the interment made on Monday.