River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-04
PERSONAL.
Nels Wiger has built a new barn.

PERSONAL.
Nels Wiger has built new barn.
Harry Perrin is home from Glyndon.
Mimi.
Mai. Burnett left Monday morning
on bis return to California.
MvDeneen is occupying Albert Lord
residence, on Third street.
Mrs. Geo. Tozer, of Spooner, visited
friends in the city last week.
L. Pomeroyhas built tasty barn
upon his premises in the city.
Rev. and Mrs. Gill. of Cottage Grove
Mimi visited in town last week.
Miss Kate vanAuken, of Hastings, is
the guest of Miss Anna Dodge.
Mrs. Z. L. Allen. of st. Paul, spent
Sunday at home of NJ. C. Pierce.
Mrs. Sherlock Wales returned last
Saturday from visit to Crookston.
| E M. OlcllCH IclulHcu lucSudS
from trip to Rec Heights. Dakota.
Miss Mary johnson. of Burlington.
VT, is the guest of Mrs. r. l.. Dunbar
Howard Strahl left this week for St.
Paul to take position In wholesale
house.
|. w. Cone, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday here with his friend, A. T..
| Michael.
Mrs. G. III. Halves, of Hastings, was
visiting in the city last Friday and
Saturday.
@. Smith has been appointed ON the
Board of Examiners of the State Uni
versity.
II. G. Wood. came down from West
Superior last Friday and remained I'M
til Monday.
Miss Amy Powell will return to
Smith College, North hampton, Mass.
on Monday next.
Mr.. Josiah Thayer returned last
Thursday from visit to his daughter
at Tower City, Dakota.
Mrs George Watkins. of Marshall.
Mimi, is visiting in the families of
Mr.. Blood and Mrs. Proctor.
Mrs. b. r. Eaton is in Minneapolis,
in attendance upon the bedside of Mrs.
Osro Farnsworth who is very low.
Henry Kane, of New Richmond, Pro.
hibition candidate for state senator,
will speak at Mann Valley tomorrow
friday evening.
John Barrett went to Minneapolis
yesterday on visit to relatives. He
was accompanied by his mother who
will remain month or more.
Mrs. Guy Finley who has been stop
ping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Rickett for some time, left fol-
her home in Dakota last Friday.
Z. E. Woodman and family, who
have made their home at the resi-.
dence of Geo. Pratt since last spring
went to st. Paul Tuesday to remain.
Miss Clara Krauth returned to St
Paul last Saturday, after months va
cation. She is employed in the dress
making department at Mannheime S.
Mrs. Ella Evans and her little boy
and girl, who have been visiting al
the Methodist Parsonage for the last
three weeks, left on Tuesday to spend
little time with her mother who re.
sides at Sparta, Wis.
Geo. w. Robinson, who with his
wife have made headquarters here fol-
a year or more, will remove to Eau
Claire in few days. Our people have
found them very pleasant acquaintan.
ces and regret their departure.
Wilbur and Winnie Powell, of War.
rem, Mimi, Mrs. Nathan Stone, of
CroOkston, Mimi, Mrs. B. W. Andrews,
of Perley, Wis, and L. o. Hickok and
wife, of Minneapolis, were present at
their uncles' funeral last Saturday.
Theodore Nichols, of Appleton,
Mimi, Ii. A. Taylor and family, Rus.
sell Jones and wife, j. o Henning, J.
II. IsmOn and daughter, Mrs. Andrews
of Hudson, Mr.. Decker and Mr.. Neid.
hart of Baldwin, and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
5. Burhyte, of Minneapolis, were in
attendance at the funeral of o. S.
Powell.
| Will Mckay, Of Duluth, our former
townsman, had the misfortune to break
an ankle last Thursday; while driving
with friend the horse became fright.
ened at the street car,overturnlng the
carriage upon the track. He was con-
soled the following day by the birth
of daughter. Frank d. Day of the
same place was blessed with a son on
the Both, ult.
Rev. James Evans left on Tuesday
for the Annual Conference which is to
held at Mauston, Juneau county, from
the Sd to the 8th of the present month.
The Methodist pulpit will be supplied
on Sunday morning by Rev. Jas. s.
Lake, of Warren, and in the evening
by II. P. Waldron, of the Normal
School. In the event of the removal
of Mr.. Evans to another charge, he
will close his labors here on Oct. IA.
Normal Notes.
The school programme has been
somewhat recognized during the past
week in order to allow OF the prosecu-
ton of Reading and Literature work
under Miss Knapp, who comes to us as
Miss Foote'S successor, and of Physiol-
ogy and Hygiene under Prof. Ewing.