North Side Briefs from O'Neil Shoe Store
Various short items note Xmas goods at a North Side shop, several residents confined to their homes with illness, a seven carload silk train moving through Grand Crossing to New York, and visits by Miss Vira Merwin and Miss Edna Preutz with local addresses listed. Arthur Burns returns to Sawanna after a weekend with his parents, and Miss Matilda Miller, principal of Eau Claire’s Sixth Ward school, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Crossing
New York
Vira Merwin
Wood Street
Trempealeau
Edna Preutz
George Street
Arthur Burns
Sa Wanna
Rose Street
B. Spencer
Berlin Street
Matilda Miller
Eau Claire
Xmas Slippers for Women in Felt Juliets
Ad reads women’s felt Juliets Christmas slippers available in all colors. Priced at $1.25 and $1.50, the ad highlights value and color variety for holiday shoppers.
Christmas holiday greetings from local residents
A collection of short notes from the city listing residents visiting relatives for Christmas. Entries include addresses on Caledonia, Berlin, Rose, and Mill streets with names such as Miss Kerrigan, Rev. Hamill, and the Swarthouts, plus mentions of trips to Rochester Minneapolis and Alma Center. The closing line offers a moral about aspiring missionaries and a helper mother doing chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Rose
Wisconsin
Caledonia Street
A. O. Colby
Bart McIntosh
Alma Center
Gillette Street
L. A. Fijelstad
Berlin Street
Rochester
A. C. Colby
Mary Kerrigan
Mill Street
Wilton
Ignatius A. Hamill
S. J
Prairie du Chien
Ambrose Murphy
the Mises Susie and
Edith
Man’s dignity often a bluff, not a solid stand
A terse reflection argues that what passes for a man’s dignity is frequently a bluff rather than a firm position, suggesting vanity and pretense underlie public virtue.
Christmas Program At St James School
The St James school pupils present a Christmas program tomorrow at 2 30 PM and 7 50 PM on Windsor Street between Caledonia and Avon Street. The program features Opening Chorus Ring Merry Bells, What's in the Jasket First Grade, Recitation The Lost Kitten Ilva Graw, Piano Trio Helen Mullen Audrey White Loella Holmes, Play Santas Departure Intermediate Grades, Vocal Solo Dear Santa Claus Eloise Smith, Comedy Quiet Afternoon in a Flat M O Gar M Marcou F Schneider, Musical Selection Violins Robert Langhan James Coughlin Stewart Devine Donald Latshaw Piano Edward Cotterwick, Recitation Who Made the Speech Margaret Bodette, Laughing Chorus Lonnie Farnham George Skemp Arthur Donovan William Craigen Marcellus Bodette, The Three Little Kittens Henry Dugan Theodore Schomers John Graham, Piano Duet Elizabeth and Catharine Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cotterwick
Margaret Bodette
Lonnie Farnham
George Skemp
Arthur Donovan
William Craigen
Marcellus Bodette
Three Little Kittens
Henry Dugan
Theodore Schomers
John Graham
Elizabeth and
Catherine Singer
Gretchen or The Little Match Girl Pantomime Review
Helen Skemp directs a student performance featuring Gertrude Shay and a chorus of Dumb Bell Drill Boys. Fifth grade girls perform Silent Night while bells and choreographed routines accompany the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen
Helen Skemp
Reader
Gertrude
Also Mentioned on This Page
ROSE
T&s
Joa
Das Ap Cal
Northwest
Main
Geo
Rase
North Side Briefs
O'Neil Shoe Store
Xmas Goods
Fourth St
Canada
Joseph Bobette
BY Geo. McManus
Golly
Maggie
W. T. Irvine
Tillman Bros
S. 4Th St
N. S
St. James School
Windsor Street
Caledonia
Avon Streets
Shay
Wright, Oppenheim and Chambers
Eyes of the World
Money Moon
Grain of
Udell’s
Nodaks and
Kodak
W Ibson
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