Rocky Mountain Tea drives a village beauty rise
Miss Louise Klesheim visits relatives at home. Local anecdotes mention residents traveling, doctors returning from trips, and shoppers visiting city stores. The column highlights social calls, small business notes, and forthcoming events such as the Elks club opening and local theater chatter.
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Commerce
North side residents report widespread wiring by Electric Supply & Construction Co. on Main Street while shops prepare for holiday trade. Ice boating, skating on Black River, and a visit from Anna Rasperson spotlight community leisure. engine changes shuffle yard assignments as workers adjust to new No. 1116 and No. 1108 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Electric Supply & Construction Company
Main Strete
C. F. Figgie
Rose Street
George McCabe
Black River
Anna Rasperson
Winona
Goodeonugh
Clinton Street
L. C. Kjeldson
Hegge
Orin Wilbur
Milwaukee
Santa
Lavaque’s
Singer’s
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Yards
Charles Bristow
Portage
Sam
Illness Update and Local Social Visits
Mrs. J. Hiscox of 613 Rose Street is critically ill. She had been ill for some time but is said to be somewhat improved today. Miss Lois Wartinbee spent Sunday with her parents on Wood Street and returned to Winona today. Miss Mattie Ott of Albert Lea is visiting William Nesler and family at 1536 Berlin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Klesheim
Eighth
Winnebago
Albert McCrea
Young Men’s Christian Association
Rocky Mountain
Gateway City
Theodore Updegraff
McGregor, Ja
R. T. Case
Winona
C. C. Olmstead
Dresbach
Minn
la Crosse
Nellie Galligan
Lanesboro
Hugh Porter
Viroqua
George Powell
J. J
H. J. Blue
Ettrick
Harriet Fairbanks
Reitzel
S. Knutesen
Knutesen’s
F. P. Coburn
West Salem
Millicent Smith
St. Paul
Lewis
Fourth and Main
A. O. Colby
Will Powell
S. Boma
South Third
Reitzel’s
Santa Claus
Howard Teasdale
J. J. Roth
Genoa
Wis
T. W. Rackerby
Austin
J. Hiscox
Rose Street
Lois Wartinbee
Wood Street
Mattie Ott
Albert Lea
William Nesler
Berlin Street
Nine Sailors Drown In Hindustan Cutter Accident
Nine sailors from the battle ship Hindustan drowned when their returning cutter capsized at Portsmouth. The incident was reported from Portsmouth England with details scarce beyond the capsize and loss of life.
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Scripps-McRae
Portsmouth
Eng
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